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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

amten. Mit einem @sffbI bsr Sreube
uno 9enustbuuns ben amerifaniibsn
Soeen unb bic Seimatb tpieber beiretenb,
serietben mir in bic Sdnbe elmer 8otts
bon roben Sdurfen. tpie man fie nirsenbs
ionit in europa finbst unb peI6e bic
Ser. st. Uniform iddnben. bic iie tras
gen. Ra6 fiunbenlansem Barren fam
enblid bic &eibe an unier @epdd; elm
iunser 8enseI, bsr faum binter ben
Obren troden irar, riB unfsre Saden
pbne iebe S4onuns aus benz &offer,
itreute iie auf benz idmusisen 3ollamts.
boben lumber nnb serbra1 babel cine
Vleerfdaumpfeife unb eine fIeine Butte
8iSmards. Iuf nuiern grotet ants
iportete Der 2erI, mir ioIten rubis iein,
ionit fDnnten mir in TrubeI fommen.
gs mag ia tpobl fein, bab bic 8eamten
li9 tamit entiduIbisen 3u fbnnen CLAUS
ben, ibre 9fi4t 3u tbun; biefer gnts
i6ulbieuns ipirb aber bic Spite abee.
bro9en, penn man iiebt, ipie in bieIen
6daen cine nur Oberfd&li9e tlnteriud.
un8 bor8enommen. ni1ts aus Der 8ers
padun8 8eriiien unb bic fleineren Stiide
gar ni6t uufsema1t psrben; ia, ipenn
often eiuSefancen ipirb, baB cine Sdnfs
cOaarnote bic 4usen Der 3olbausbumm.
Ter bermstli4 berfdliebt, bub fis Der BE.
ltebun8 ebenio susdnsIi& iinb, ipie bic
Rem Yorter PoIssi. Sin 8eamtsr
fam aud feline 8fi6t tbun, pbne iiG
gum fIeSelbaften, rObsn 8snseI au bssra,
Oieren. iple bies bic amerifaniiden BOD.
bausbeamtsn tbun. Do1, mir fritiferen
pisaeibt Su idarf-ber bur1idnittIi9e
amsrifaniide 8eamte refrutirt fi1 eben
aus bem S6Iomm Der @arbbummIer
uno seipiiieuloien Bolititer unb fann
ipdter feline gatur ni6t psrIeusnsn er
selan8t bur4 8eiteduus unb Betrus ins
lint unb mub bic sleiben WlittsI niebsr
anpenben, um ii6 i1abIos Su baIten.
Der sanse 3oaidpinbel 1T ia nur basu
porbanben. um elm Seer BON WIiIissdns
germ su fiittern, unb Der Rssieruns psrs
tleibt ipenis ober gar m6tS bon ben
tleinen Summen, bic in Der Sorm bon
3blen ben paiIa8isren abeeidpinpelt
peioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
- tli6eS.

Na6 elmer 8atans bon stpei Nonaten
trat oaS 8eri6t am Uontas pieber sur
@rIebiSuns bon SdQen suiammen. Sobn
Z. Some tpurbe alS 8ormann Der suiams
mentretenben @robeeidtporensn ernannt
uno bic @onitabler le9ten ibre Seri9te
Dor.
@onfabIe @Iarf bon Der l8. @arb
teridtete, oaB Sobn Binto am Sonntag
in ieinem 2Otal @liidsipiele erIaube.
Goniable 8oab bon ber 7. Warb eIaubt,
oaB baieIbit ie6ssebn BIdBe obne 2isens
uerfaufen unb ipurbe ansetpieien, bic
Jiamen Der 8erbddtisen bem Diitrittss
GnmaIt su iiberseben. gonitabIe Muran
BON Der IL. @aro erfIdrte, bab er tar.
fen 8eroa6t babe, baB Daniel Sapes
unb Wm. HeaIan obne 2isenS berfaufen.
Gonitable 8rotpn bon OIb Spree beri6 a
tete SO. Duiabora, Sreb. Stefano unb
u. @ebanno ais 2sensperleber. Gons
fable &nisbt bon Der 8. @arb bat 8ers
oudt, bab 9lntbonp 8nisbt obne 2bens
perfnuft, unb @onitabIe Bernard Oapis
bon Der 2. g8aro sIaubt, baB 8atrid
Senrp zines sIei6en 8ereebens sessn
bic beitebenbe @eiebperOrbnuns i6uI6is
1T. Ser Diitrift. glnipalt unb @ountps
Deteftib percen bic Sale ndber unterius
den uno penn seniisenbe 8eipeiie Dor.
lieSen. seridtli4e 8erfabren eesen bic
Senannten borbrinsen.
SaS @eriht prbnete an, ben Stimms
pIab i'm stpeiten Diitrift Der l6. @art
bon 9llb. Suffers Office an 2inber
Strabe mad bem Sotel Serrace an @po.
ming slpenue Su perIesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
Staetrath.
Select council, 5. September.

N'NNh SouHSiy Os SSpteHipVi'
Sn bieier 8eriammIuns tpurben bic
9lnsebote our SerfeIluns Der 4nfabrten
Der 2inben Strabe Bride psrIeien uno
biermit bic erfreuIide @abrnsbmuns
semadt, bub Sing & GIearp bon Sbas
mofin bic glrbeit su l8.044.54 fsrtis
MAIDEN polIen, $4,000 tpeniser ais Der
Stabteeometer bafir perani6laete, 70
ouB nod mebrere 5auienb Dollars bon
osm 8ridenfono fir ,,@rtraS" iibris
bIeiben. Den 8snanntsn ipurbe iosIei1
Der Gontraft su9etpieien.
Die OroinanS sur llebertraeung Der
$40, 900 fir baS 8iabuft an ben 8riidens
fonb paHirte erfe unO stpeits 2eiuns.
Die $4,000, tpeIde beim Nnfauf bes
We9erehteS an SpetIanb Strabe iibrie
bIieben, tpurben bem Spnb isur Phafsrs
uns bon 8obinfOn StraBs iibsrtpisien.
Staotratb Dirr bonn Seuerteparte.
ment GUmite beri6tete bic ReiOIution
sdnitis, tpeIde anorSnst. bab bas ses
iammte betreff. SOmite elm Snpentar oes
itaotiiben @iSentbumS in allen Seuers
tpsbrbdufern anfertiee.
Das Suitis' Gomits beridtete bic Ne.
iolution stinitls, tpel6e ben Wapor on,
peiit, in Saden Der gbinston 2anSfrabe
feline Serufune einsureihen.
Die 8eioIution; ipeIbe nerbistet, baB
Stactrdtbe an bic nsue &epiiion unb
4ppeqationss 8eb6rbe eeipGbIt perben,
warb BON @Omite uneiinitis beridtst uno
nab ldn8erem Sin. unb Serreben ipurbe
beibIohen, ben Stabtantpalt iiber pers
i6iebene untIare Bunfte in 8etreff Der
Sade su befraeen.
Die domination bon Dnbib $. Berrp
ais BoIisiit, an Stele bes abeeiebten
Wm. Siberotb, ipurbe beitdtist.
Der Gontraft sur 4btraeuns bes BIatt
SauieS bel Der Roarine Broof Bride
wuroe bsm @ontraftor getsr Stipp iiber.
wieien, Der ais @ntiddbisuns bafdr bas
NateriaI in bemieIben erbalt.
3pei slnsebote sur anbrinsuns bon
metaIIenen ,,SsiIe Gafes" in Der Stabt'
i6abmeilter's Office tpurben berIsisn uno
elnem Gomite iibernieien.
Cine Drbinans, pelde Der 8a[sp
Pafenser Strabenbabn @ompanie @sge'
re@i an OIipe, SarriiOn unb BrescOtt
abenue einrdumt, ipuroe Biinitis beridtet
uno bann sum Druid beroroert.
Sine 8eiolution purbe eingereidt, bic
ben itdotii6en @eUmeter anipeiit, Bldne
sur @r6ffnuns bon Wioniep sur Sanoers
ion Gpenue anauferti8en.
Ser einsereidte 8eri4t bss BoIbeis
@efs ssiste, pab int SuIi uno slusuit |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

Sade Sou unb sans ipibmen fdm unb
bieie idIedten 3uitdnbe in ben 8ereinen
Scranton's baben mir bor allen Der
pieleeprieienen beuti6sn ginbsit su ber'
banfen.
8um SdIuKe isines 8eridtes iuste
er: ,,Die aufsabe, iueI9e iid elm Turn'
perein in bieiem 2anbe iteat, 1T cine
idDne, ebIe, tpiirbiss unb erbabene, Elm
Gurnberein iol in fd aaes bereinisen.
mas anbere uns i'm @inSelnen bieten, Cd
1T aber aud cine idnere unb iebr oft mil
llnbanf berfnipfte 9lufSabe. Sreube an
Der Irbeit, Opferpiaisfeii unb @emein'
iein muB bic Mitslieber tpie Elm 8ant
umidIinsen unb nur 70 fam Elm 8ereir
seoeiben unb iuudfen, iid unb Der sanser
Stubt sum NuBen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
9eutf6s 8riefIife.
3iucpln ais 3icbbaber.

Ibrabam 2incolns ientimentaIt
8erIesenbeiten iperben seseist in einem
IrtifeI bon unsen6bnIidem Snterefe, ben
Sobn 9ilmer Speeb aus unperbffentIid.
ten 8riefen bon 2incoIn an Sosbua
Speeb auiammeneeitellt bat fir bic nd6fte
Drummer bes The Ladies Home Journal.
Der GrtifsI nirb seisen, baB Der sroBe
Brdiibent burbauS ni6t fpniequent in
ieinen Sersensaifairen unO in ieiner 2iebe
unbeffdnbis mar, uno bab er iblieBIid
ieinen Sreuno Speeo oeranlaBte. su beis
ratben, um ibm (2incoIn) iusen su fbns
men. oh Seiratb elm SebIidIas iei Obes
nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

Sn ber am lestsn Sonntas abse'
baItenen 8ereinsperiammIune bes Scran.
ton TurnbereinS tpurbe unter anberem
bsihlofen, ben GurnIebrer @arI Stable,
auf Elm peiteres Sabr unter ben alien BE.
oinsunesn ansuiteuen. Susleid tpurbe
bas 8rosramm fir ben @inter fefseiebt
unb foIeenbe Gage auserieben:
Sonntas, ben 30. Sept, Samilien'
abenb.
0littipod. ben 80. Oftober. BAL uni
Shauturnen.
Wlitte gaOSember, S6auturnen Sel
Sibfeite Turni6uIe.
Sonntae, ben 30. Des., @eibna6ts.
feier.
DlOntus. ben 81. San. 1896, Usasfsn.
BAL.
anfanss Sebruar, &inbsrmasfsnbaa
Ser Turnlebrer itattete ieineu iGbrs
li6en 9eri6t (Sept. 94-@us. 95) .ibei
ben 8eiu4 Der Surnidule ab. Duraus
entnebmen mir, baB bic Surni6ule in
Iebten Sabre sroBe Sortidritts su per.
3ei4nen bot. Sn IL Uionaten turnter
suiammen $3.50 8inber, 1896 8nabsr
unb 1854 Mdo6en, i'm 9lIter bon SD
Sabren, iomit bur9idnittIi9er 8siu6 in
einem Wonat 214. 9ie SIbieite Iurn'
idule mar bic beitbefu9teie, burdi6nitt'
LID l40 8inber per Wonat itsaten ii6 A.
ben Gurnibunsen elm. ipabrenb bic Spbt
Bart Snrni4uIe es nur auf IA per WO'
nat bra1te.
Die @innabmen an S6uIbseIb betru.
gen s2l9.50. Der 2ebrer CAB iein'
Treube funo in Der Srbnung, ben
Sleibe unb Der Iufmerfiamteit, nit tpeI'
Diem fammtlide 8inbsr bic Turni6uI,
bsiu6ten. Weesn 8ranfbeit bIieben nu,
tpenise lansere Seit Der S9uIs fern,
nnsIdsfdas famen teine bor. 81
beoauern lei es, baB nad benz IA. 9ebenss
iabre febr bieIe 8naben unb Wdbder
Der 9urniduIe ben Riiden febrten
Spesieu in bieien Sabrsn (pom ID. biz
sum 20. }, mo bic gntipideIuns bes 8br.
psrs am bbdfen ift, unb mo bic bsron.
padisnee Suseno ben meifen @efabrer
uuo Verlodunsen ausseiest Fnb, ioIIter
bic @ltern ibnen ben Gurnunterri6t MIDI
entaieben, iOnbern ftrens barauf ieben
SaB tie benieIben reseImdBis beiuden
9lu9 iiber bic f6Iedte 8steiIisuns be,
grua6ienen befIaste iid Der 2ebrer
Dur6i4nittIi6 IL 5urner unb 10 Damer
nabmen an ben 1urnlbunsen tbsiI
g8irfli6 Elm traurises 8eiden fir bic
bielen iunsen 0euti6en in bieier Stabt
gSie oft mubte Der 2ebrer b5ren, penn
er iun8e 2eute gum Iurnsr anipornts,
oaB tie iasten: ,Sa, tpenn iis eins
1ansibule bdtten, ipiirben mir ale fpm,
men, gum Surnen bin i6 su alt unb iteif." "
Alt iaben lie aus, tpenn iie aud nod
jung tparen, tpober bas fommt, fbnnen
bic OtitsIieoer ieIbit iid benfen.
aut auf bic 8eteiIisuns ieitens Der
Dlitslieber bel 8eriammIunsen unb Seif.
li1teiten fam er su ipre6sn unb iaete,
oab es in bieiem Bunfte trauris ausiebe.
Ser 8erein 1T ni6t in Der Sage, tpsnn
oerielbe Elm Defisit permeiben mill, Elm
Set unter ii6 su feiern, benn ftets mub
er bic 3iIfe 5rember in Gnipru6 nebmen
Dies 1T Ieiber nift nur i'm Iurnbsrein.
ionoern beinabe in allen beuti6en Der.
einen Der Sal. g8ir babsn su pieI Ser.
cine, bieie su tuenis MitsIieber, bann
iino pieIe Dlitglieber bon einem 8ereiu
ipieber in anberen 8ereinen tbdtis; bic
8rdfte aeriplittern ii@, ioIsIib 1T au6
feline 3eit porbanoen, bab man iih elmer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
s3s5.15 strafen fcIIsttirt tpurtsn.

S3o5.I Strafen foleftlrf fpur6er.
Die foIsenben Orbinansen pafirten
erite uno sipeite 2eiuns: 9Haitsrune
bon 98ebiter 4penue; Jiibeairuns bon
Siamore abenue, sipiiden @aibburn
unb Dibiiion Straben fir einen 4bsuss.
tanaI an Srpins aSsnue, oberbaIb MuI.
bsrrp Strabe; sur 8erbeReruns bon
&obinfon StraBe; 3ur Gripeiterune bon
@pomin8 Ipenue, sipiidsn 2ar9 unb
Olarion Straben; sur 9tibeliruns bon
Sampton StraBe, peitlib bon Wain
Gpenue; 8erbietuns bes 9sSsns bon
@ement Seitenpessn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
2anb IN perfamfeit.

lS0 ader elm She'll oapon sutes Grassland
allies beludiiert; Iiest in Rpariua 8root &oun
ibip, peftlid an Die 8arms bon @aE Qbiaips
uno Barney SIotum gr.n,eno, on Ser aoro.
ieite an Dos qano bon Gdert uuo i'm Often an
Soln Wnllen. Die 8abuu9sbeNineungsn fino
leidt nno Der niebriste 8reis oes 9anoes il
att Dollars 90 fnb weosr SobIsn nod
NtneraIien reieipirt Rabert ausfunft sisbi
Sobn Staut Oosr aud in Der Office oss
,0odenbIatt". 22ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
Sanfiaauna.

gSir fiiblsn uns sebrunssn iammtli6tn bsut.
lbsn 8nsinsn unb eoseu BON Scranton unb
ben 5siftbsiIntbmrn iibtrbaupt. ippis BEN 8ris-
ssr.Ssrtin ppn 9Bilissbarrr, i}sitmari6aa 5riB
gBirmapr, apiutantsn 6riB SummIsr, eouis
8sidert uuo stephan Sprufs fir ibrs Rabs
fur pas CUTE @slinesn Der parabs, unb lps,isa
Ssrrn paitpr ausuif eanst fir bic 5tifrspt, une
perm 8ranf esutbutr fur pas iinnisr 6tfstpipt
uniern bsrjlibiirn Danf nus,uipre6sn.
Sm 4uftrage oes Rriegersg sgereins,
9Bm. Sames, 6elpwsbel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
Shs Scrffinb init ben 6rnb DE
ipanaen
ipangen

mag feline griib6sn in ben ppr GIsiunbbsit lfrps,
sneen 8cisnwanssu pGlisrsH, ptnn 60 nitt bti
3eiten sintn iiihtiesn Wann btfpmmt. Gin
wsnis 9ia6IGllisfsit pbtr Gin ssrinsfiisisu .3u,
fall mag cine Der benz wsiblittn @sidlt9t tistn-
tbiimli6en aranfbsitsu pptr SbwGhsn berbsi.
iiibrsn, bic @siuupbsit mag babur6 fir INNER
ruiuirt pts esbsnsbpTnuns unb bas 9sbsnssiid
in psr SIiitbs ssfnidt isin. Do6 faet fril9su
Wutb unp panft BEN @snis pom DIR. pierce.
Ssin 'Favorite Prescription, ausi&IisbIih
fiir 5rausn prGparirt, furirt bic lctltmmlisn
}dIle ron aranfbsitfn bis llhrus RsrppIiiGt,
Nsuralgis, llnwstlmGBiafsit unp S6pGts. %
IT elm trt1liGss, itimulirsnpss unp bsrubissnbss
Nsrpsn- elirir unb brnet bic psrlertns Strait
unp @eiuupbsit tpisbsr.
DIR. pir:ss Pellets iinb gut seatn Sarttibia.
feit saftrii6ss Stcpfpsb, 8iIiclitat unb Ysrean-
unssl6wa6s. gBsr is siumal ssnUmmrn. laBt
uibt bon ibnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
StaOt nnD Gonntb.
1lnIern gl6onnenten

eiene biermit sur Nadri6t, boB mir in
turser 3sit nit ben idbrIiden Gousttio.
nen fiir bas ,,@odenbIatt" beginner
perben; ioI6e, tueI6e nidt serne ben
Solicitor im Sauie ieben, ioaten Sireii
in unierer Office poripredsn. 9Iuspar.
tise 9eier iinb eriudt, ibre faaieen 8es
trdee entipeber bur1 cine Doftanipsiiuns
obsr aud bur6 einen Check ein;uienben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

S17RO fault elm bSppsItss oaus nit
sOO sfbn Stuben in Der If. @arb
nabe @spar apsnus. 8srmistbst i6 gut uns ii
cine quite anlass. Ssbinsunssn mic ptraust
spmssys s 8ran;, 424 Sprues SraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
SSene Mmsei9em.
Qlbihieb.

B'ssn Waussl an ,3sit mar ss mir unmSs-
LID, mid ppn msinsu pislfn Ssfanntsn unp BE-.
frsunpstfn Jamilitn psrlSnlit Dor mtinsr Ab-
rsile mad philadelphia ju ptrabftisbn. Sd
bsniiBs eabsr bisisn 9Bss, ibusn aasn Gin berg
Ii6ss eebspObl Susuruftn
Or. O. 6. Rops,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

Wiit bisier Isbtsn unierer @orreIpons
bensen bubsn mir eS eemadt, tpie Der
.,idlaue SanieI" nit ieinem 8risfe-.
ipir baben iie ieIbit beimseirasen. BE.
ireifs Der Reiie it AUDI ni6is na6su.
trasen. aIs pab bic 2anouns idon por
8 nbr Worssns itaitfanb, bic @bifanie'
rerei Der 8oubeamtea aber bic meiiten
Paiiaeiere bis nu6 IL ubr uuibisIt.
lno bier m66ten mir nod auf einen
Sdancfst Der Ser. st. Resieruns aus
rldfommen unb empbatifb seeen bic
8ebanbluns proteitiren, tpie lie pieIen
amerifanii6en 8drsern ieitens Der BOD.
beamten sutbeil tpirb. Infer 9epdd III
pdbrsnb unierer 8reuss unb Auer,dse
in europa iieben Wlal rsbibirt poroen,
unb iiberaa fanoen mir. obi6on Elm
Srsmbsr, b6ili6s uno ;uporiummsnbs BE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
Qebriunae perlanat :

Gin itarfsr Sunss i'm aItsr BON t5-i7 Sab.
rem, um has pferbfbsi6lassn ju erltrnsn,
gfatsufraesn 412 q. Sirbsnit StraBs pbr 62i
Samptun Strabs.
8. W. SiIbebraubt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-30
Sell the Canal.

The Board OF Public Works have adver-
tiSed for bids for the States interest in the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal. Any reasonable
bid should be accepted. The state is receiv-
ing nothing for its investment and has not for
some wears. The canal ought to have been
sold years ago. and even had it been sold six
years ago to the railroad that wanted it. the
interest saved would have amounted to a neat
sum- 1t is controlled by the Baltimore
Ohio railroad now. under an order Of court.
and it is making a pretence OF operating 1t
simply to shut off competition from the coal
fields to Baltimore and Washington. The
canal is not contributing one whit to building
up the material interests of the State. and is
not subject to taxation. Sell the canal to q
railroad company. and a railroad will be built
on its bank. which will be subject to taxation.
and the road will also build up little villages
and develop the country all along the route.
Let the canal be sold to any railroad company
that will pay reasonable price for II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-30
Maryland Day at Atlanta.

Friday Of next week is Maryland Day at
the Cotton States Exposition, and it is eX-
pected that it will eclipse all other state cele-
brations. Gov Brown and Staff, EX Mayor
Latrobe, Mayor Hooper, and other promi-
nent officials and citizens will be present,
large numbers Of business men of the Monu-
mental City, the Fifth and Fourth Regiments,
the Naval Reserves, the Douglas Guards, of
Hagerstown, and great numbers of citizens
from all parts of the state. There will be Il
large military and civic parade Of Marylan-
ders, and the regimental bands will epliyen
the streets of Atlanta with Maryland, My
Maryland" There will be speeches of wei
come by Gov. Atkinson of Georgia and Mayor
King of Atlanta, aud responses by Governor
Brown and Mayor Hooper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-30
The Special Election.

The special election to be held next month,
to fill a vacancy in the State Senate occasioned
bv the death of Senator Bennett, will be the
most important ever held in the county.
Upon the political utilization of the person
elected depends the political control OF the
Senate. If the Democrats win, they will he
able to organize and control the body, ana
will be in a position to prevent lll-advlsed or
extreme partisan legislation, and the Senate
will be a check upon those aggressive and
hasty Republicans in the Legislature that are
intent upon radical changes in registration
and election laws, the school law, the oyster
law. the police law for Baltimor" and others.
If the Republicans win they will he III posses
sion of both houses of the Legislature. with
the assistance of an Independent from Baltl-
more, and will be in Il position to carry out
any schemes they choose.
The election will therefore, be watched
with interest throughout the state. The re-
suit will be eagerly awaited i'll every county.
and beyond the borders of the state also. In
other. states the result will be regarded as in
dicative of whether the Republican victory IN
Ma ryiand is Il genuine one or whether 1t Is
merely a revolt against ''bosssm. as the
Democrats who voted the Republicans into
power alege If the Democrats win the
party would be encouraged throughout the
state and elsewhere, as it would be regarded
as evidence that the party in Maryland Is not
discouraged, and will redeem the state next
year and cast her electoral votes for the NOM
inees of the Democratic National Convention.
If the Republicans win, that party will be
further encouraged, at home and in other
states. and any fair calculations on the result
of the Presidential election next year must
place MARYLAND in the doubtful column.
This is the situation, and how the result
will be viewed. And it behooves the Demo
cratic party to make no mistake in selecting
Il can didate for State Senator. He should he
a man of ability, ofhigh character, Il thorough
Democrat, and a man whose nomination would
give encouragement to the party and bring
out the Democratic vote. Such a nominee
will lead the party to victory, Upon the
wisdom of the nominating convention will
largely depend the outcome of the election.
Delegates should lay aside district pride. per-
sonal friendships and all other considerations,
and look only to the good OF the party and
act for its best interests.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Boys Meetmgat Carroll Hall this Saturday morn
ing at O'Clock
St Johns Church, Rev Father Cassidy. Pastor
Sunday-I.OW Mass at 10 and High Mass at 10 a.
m: FeSperS at 80 p m During the we"k-NlaSS at
a. IN.
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school at
9.l5 Il. IN. Preaching ut 1920 a. IN. and 80 T. III.
y. 5. G. Z. &t6.3O p IN. PTyermeeting Wednesday
at 80 p. m. \. ID. Melvin, Pastor.
St. Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday School at
9.l5 a. Divine servceat 1890 q. H. and 100 p. Ill.
Mid week service at I'D D. III. CatechiSm on sun
day at &. 10 p. Calvin s Slagle Pastor
Centenary NJ F. Church.-Sunday School AT 9 -
a. IN Preaching at 1o$0a M and 80 p m Junior
League at 200 p. III. EpwOrth League at CD p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 80 p III.
Joel Brown, Pastor
The Children's Band connected with St Luke's
(Winter'sJ Church will render an interesting mis-
sionary service in the church on Sunday evening,
December lSt att p. m. y general attendance is
urged. Al! are welcome.
Rev. G.. W. seilhamer will preach in Uniontown
sabbath morning and evening.
Salem Charge Lutheran Church.-St Benjamin's
Church - Sunday School ut l p. IN. Preaching
at ; p. m. St. Johns Church-Sunday school at 9
Il. m. Preaching at 10 IL IN. CatechSe on Sat
urlay at p. III. There will be preaching on the
evenings of the 18th, 9TH and 9th of December, at
O'Clock. Catechise on saturday, the 9TH at p m.
and preparatory service al , p. m. Communion on
sunday, Sth, at 10 Il. III. and Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society at : p. IN. 5. \. Diehl, Pastor
The Benevolent and Aid Society of Beniamin's
Reformed Church will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening next, December I'd,
at the church In case of rain the society will meet
the following clear evening.
Carroll Charge. Reformed Church-Benjamin'
Church-Sunday School at IA. III. Divine service
ut 10 Il. m. Jerusalem Church-Sunday school at
$50 y. IN. Divine service at 80 p. N.
H. J. Macalister, Pastor
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday School at Il.
m. Preaching ut 1890 a IN. and p IN. Morning
Subject, II nsearchahle Riches" Evening. Satan
at Church." Y. p. s. C. E. at 6.l5 p. IN.
p. II. Miller. Pastor
Ascension Church.-Decembcr !, Advent Sun
day-lSt Celebration of Holy Communion at 80 2d
Celebration and Sermon at 1880 EvensOng and
Sermon at 80. Daily-IIoly Communion at 80.
EvensonG ut ;. Friday-Litany at noon.
Jesse Higgins Rector
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DIED.

No charge for Marriages oHd Death$. obituaries Gad
Verses > cents u line.
Near Maptc Grove, Md, on November -. 1895,
Este Blanche, aged years months and days,
daughter of Harvey +. and Anna Mary LOokenbill.
At st. Mary's Industrial school, Baltimore Nd.
on November II, 1895, VIM. PckenS, of Now Wind
sor, Md, in his 18th year Inferred in the New
Windsor cemetery.
On November II, 1875. near Silver Run, Nd, Peter
l.. Baumgardner, aged - years and 10 months
In Westminster, Md, on November n, 1895, Eliza
A. Stem, aged 80 years, 9monthSand IL days, widow
of the late Reuben Stem.
Mother, thou hast gone and left lis. >
Answered the dear SaviOur'S call:
Gone to meet the loving Master
Rejoicing soon to meet lis ALL
Even tho we miss you, mother
Even tho it was Gods will,
Nearer to his bosom drew you
Peace! be still.
Now that you are dead dear mother
And mid sweet flowers laid
out i'll the peaceful cemetery.
Out in the quiet shade.
Our feet will ofttimeS wander
Toward that sacred grave,
Where sleeps the one we loved 50 we'll
The one we could not save.
Her busy hands are folded
Her work on earth is done,
Her trials are all ended,
Her heavenly crown is won.
BY HER CHILDREN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-30
Ouarreling Over tie Offices.

4 perfect avalanche of hungry Republican
office seekers have descended upon the newly
elected Republican officials of Baltimore.
The Sheriff retained FIVE Democrats i'll his
Office and the Clerk of Circuit Court No. ,
has retained nearly all the Democrats in the
office in his services Whether this is the re-
suit of djstrust of their own ability to properly
conduct the offices, or spasm OF non-partl-
san spirit, it matters not but that large
number Of Republicans ofiice-seekers are sorely
disappointed and are vigorously kicking is
fact that is worrying the Republicans bosses
who were counting on holding Maryland in
line for 1896. The Colored Republican As
socistion of Baltimore are so much disap-
pointed that 1.-THE colored man and brother
was ignored in the appointment of deputies
by Sheriff Mason, that they held II meeting
and denounced his action as ''ingratitude of
the deepest dye