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TUESDAY,
October 1st, 1895,

all that lot or parcel of ground with
the improvements thereon situate on
the County road leading from Snow
Hill to the Public Landing" and
about three miles from the said town
OF Snow Hill, containing ten and one
half acres of land, more or les. 1t
being the same where the said Harri-
son L. Rich resided at the time of his
death and which was conveyed to the
said Rich by Jamss Fl. Rounds and
Laura Y. Rounds.
The purchaser will be required to
pay taxes for the present year.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
OLIVER ID. COLLINS,
Sept. ITS. Trustee
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TERMS OF SALE.

$4,000 of the purchase money will
be required in cash on the day of sale,
and the balance to be paid in II
months from said day Of sale, the pay
ment thereof to be secured by the in
terest bearing bord of the purchaser,
with sureties to he approved by the
Trustee, or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser
4. 7. BARNES,
Sept. Its. Trustee.
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WILSON & COLLINS, Attorneys-at-Law.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

By VIRTUE of decree of the
Circuit Court for Worcester County
sitting in Equity, passed on the 2nd
day of September, a. d., 1895, in a
cause instituted for The sale OF the real
estate of which certain Harrison T.
Rich died seized, the undersigned
Trustee named in said decree will sell
at public auction at the Court House
door, in the town of Snow Hill, Md,
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STATE or ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, ,

STATE on ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO
Lucas COUNTY :"
FRASK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY Co, doing business in the Citv
of Toledo, County aud State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF CATARgH that cannot be cured by
the use 81 HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this 9th day of December, A. ID.
1856.
A. W. GLEASON
Notary PuJtic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces uf the system. Send fer testimonials.
free.
+. !. CHENEY & co, Toledo. -.
~ Sold by Druggists 75c.
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From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is Godsend To the
afflicted. There Is no advertisement
about this We feel just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. For
sale by DIR. C. f. w. Hall, Snow Hill
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fkANOlS HENRY II I'm ELL.
For House Of Delegates,
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON,
HORACE +. HARMONSON.
EDWIN II. TAYLOR.
For Sheriff.
J. HENRY YOUNG.
For Safes Attorney
ROBLEY ID. JONES.
For Judges offhe Orphans Court,
ELIJAH b. CAREY,
HENRY T. ONLEY,
STEPHEN l.. PURNELL.
For County Commissioners.
WILLIAM w. BRITTINGHAM,
w. ELTON BOSTON,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
For Ureckmdster,
LITTLETON p. BIRCH.
For !SureyOr,
WILLIAM SHOCKLEY.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For Clerk Of the Court,
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELL.
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". GLEASON
Notary PuJiic.

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\. 7. BARNES, Attorney-at-Law.
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Sadigt @uo.
Gfrefsrub faar telegram fra gsr'
reitn ON at fpmmle bjeri.

Susbns Gitermioons iii Nstsiionrr
strefsruo ct Telegram fra Sprrsien
iaaIpoenoe:
Leave Immediately.
Oct bar ituot iii SautbaItomiteen
Winneapulis % btcu Of bennc ienbt til
Streisruo / Gbieasp, bpUr ban bar ops
boIot Is oenue ll9e.
efreisrub pcO ilfe, buao Der er paa'
iaroe, men nuta9er, of Mtrs. Ssrreien
fan barre hgo ensr 8orreien irs. Spis
Bet FulOc piie fla. at Sfrcisruos NGr'
prrclie / SautbnliItan life or abiOlut
upbpeuois, pil ban tOmre ttIbn9e %
iurtiatte fine @pber Der. s mooia
Sab piI ban relic trar.
Zen palste 5Orm for Gelesrammet
Ituloc, eiter buao "Sfanoinacen" bar
c%riaret, iieIse gftuIe meaem Strefsrno
% 9grreisn bruges al oenue tun ! bet
EiliRIoe, at nOset inroeles nlporll9t
bapoe inotraaot
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Tpr % Iar foen.

"Ieleoramer" i "Yitiussn" 13oe
Au9uit 1870:
4aris, 12te Gusuit. SjgrnIOn bar
iOreipur9t fig, ON 5runtri8es f~ritiife
GtiQins sigr bans Narp9relie nsopens
big. Salpsr bar ~iuaret: 9af, Ieno
ps blot 9eres bcrsmte arissians:
IA | % bra!"
&riitiauia, 136e GusuIt. Sisrnion
bar i en- Nute til De e~uropGiite Waster
ertlaret, at ban for ISLANDS Sectpms
menbe pil iusttasc ben itrengeite Neu'
trnlitet.
8erIin, 13be Slusuit. s ct netop
iuolsbet SlIiuuceiurl flag fra Soban
Soerornp tilbpoer ban fig, buis Ireus'
fen tilbpoer BAN 8refbentiiabet Ouer
Hepubliten Norse, at labe beuue funs
sere iom Yreusiens Warineitat.
Ter er ioreilaaet fplsenbe Uplifting
az Yartist unoer ct euentuelt 5elttps :
Sperbrup banner Centrum, "9asblas
bet" bsire Slpt % Ssren Suubaf ps
bans Soli pcerite Senitre. "Iitenblas
oet", Der life ijenber Spire os 8euitre,
iuuserer iom Marpbpr.
8ismurf bar fuuoet 5prIaset paro
at puerpeie.
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8apicilaoien l Yeiu Dorfs
Sapn.

2prb 9unrauen iurtebe, ioroi Stem
gurt Sasttlub aisau n Sjeubelie, Der
gift imoo BAN, % ban trat Jig beriOr
msO "8altprie" tilbase fra SapieilaOs
fen. Gslubaseret iorbliuer berfOr paa
benne Sloe Of Snuct, iubtil euselite
sports ienoer en- burtisere Snst bib,
sno "8altprie" bar uiit fig at uGre.
Den fsrite aapieilabs forrise 9srs
bag panbt "2eienber~ meO @IanOs.
9en anbeu Sapieilnos / Tirsbass
bandit "8altprie," ben Tom iuS AZ Ses
lumber iSr Defender" men i Sespn.
belien of Seilaoisn renote ben mob
Defender" ps beitaoisebe bsnnes Ia.
telase, iaa ben life alene blsp io%riinfet,
men ben funoe life eHsan9 BRUCE ilere
for Suriisbeoen paientlise Cell. 9om'
meren rril9reoe, at "galtprie" bar
Siplo / SammeHfgoet, os gap Seieren
til 1Gefenber." st "3eienpsr" trpbs
9eifabiselien fun par AZ Sstuuber
eiter @8alfprie" er bet bebite Bepis
for, at ben er ben bnrtisite al be TO.
Den treble SeilabS bsltps life ~gnl'
ipris" i; ben sii Opsr ainien % penSte
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-17
Sc gamlc WpromGnoS
GuSc.

On Grippe SlotIosleoniuser, iom
man fun i riu9e Grab bar bapt Sps
m9rtiombeoen benoenbt paa, er be
9amle CUSTOMER, man timber paa
Steoer, bpOr Der | en- ubetienot Sortib
bar p9ret @aaroe. Oct CT eienopms
meli9t mol, at De rpiastisIte lluoers
ig9elier al 9amle nprite 8aanin9sbuie
er ioretasne al 3auifer us bet paa
Grenlano. 3e, iOm ma inubler pper /
Marten bertiaauos, bar maj label
ligse. Saabanne Sustuiter iinoes paa
SGoeren. 5 Sustuiter tOm Meobele1
rem fornDlis tiliGloispis ouer / lib.
marfen paa @aaroen 8Usiapit peo Sps
lefjOroen, en- Grm al Sutuiioroen. 8aa
ben enc Suit, iom ies iaa npiere paa,
bar Der @runomure efter en- minore
Sp9nins, Az 80. paa ben enc 8ei 90
6 81. paa ben anoen. 6 M. fra benne
Spguing bapoe Der itaaet en- anoen,
iomt bar meset lang, nemlis belle 26 81.
Srebben par lioen, remlis fun 5 Wa.
Gen bauoe pGret inboslt i flere Stun.
De andre Sustufter bar lisnenoe; Der
oar psiaa 9epninser efter Gieroer, ipm
bapoe Umluttet be fOrbums Marttpt.
fer.
3e samle SebOere bar blanSt anbet
oreoet paa at tllpirte ggetDmmer; tbi
unber Gprpen / en- narligsenbe Ipr
bar man fnneet en- ~firtantet GgcIOf
omtrent 2 81. lang % 60 Gm. / Gpers
maaI li9senoe paa ct 9raas { 9smmer.
leoe). Sou finoes life mere ben Slass
Sra | oisie gsne. Wteb bet famine
Tan nGones, at maj paa Gaaroen So
lamb lite lan9t bUrte i eft Wpr bar fun,
bet ct eienbOmmelist flaifeiurmet Sar,
Der lnoebolOt en- SGbIte, iom af 5inoes
rem bleo bolot ior at pRre 81.
5Olf brinser Der ium i~9ouanl,s be
gamle Sustuiter / 5orbinbelie meo ben
iOrte Dob % iOrtaQsr | ben gtnlebnins
ct Sa9n ON, at iuusUotiom Gle 5olt /
Ggnen opoe no. Gn Satersogl Tom
uunorenoe oper 5jeloet gitenira sjens
mem 3iroalen; ban traf life Menneifer
ior ban TOM til Seae( p, Der iaa ban
en- tort Club saa paa @rasbatfen %
bemGrfeee, at Der ites &gs op fra ct
Sns. San ianot en- eHslis auinbs, ps
ira be to neoitammer ben nupareaee
SeioItnlns peo SDleiioroen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-17
SGnocrncS QIcte.

Gn ltor .Sel AZ De laatalote Wtape'
iDsoOmme itploes @ausler peo Gaus
oernes 8leie, Os oite er bet berior til
SanblGsen, man bermeb bar at saa %
life til Mnocipecialiiteu. st sammelt
Orb flyer meset risti9: "@oot tpsset
er balupeis iorosiet." Spis beriur
tausipmt, tps bel ps isrs for, at TGns
eerne altio er soot pleiet.
Ileien al TGnoerne ifal bespnbe aft
/ ben tiblise 8arnoum. &aabner
Meltst9noerne up al Sanbcaries, er
S9oen iaaet for iawme Spsbpm | be
bliuenbe 5anoer. 8 be bebre itiaeoe
Sjem mao Ssrnenes 59uber ressl'
mGsTs TO 8anse on Garet poerI ees
al en- pualipelis Sunblese, belit en-,
ipm BERTH er lpnuet JON Samilielese.
6Or be Sattieere bsr Der pare Sfple.
tanol99er, icm r~eselm9sI Jig unberisser
Ssrnenes 9anber % ienoer benz, iOm
trrnser bet, til ben Uifentlise 3aubs
tliuif.
Spr Tanoernes Separius er bet
upouenoist, at Seoen er faltbulois NOT.
Si9r er bette at lR9Se Warte til for
ale, ipm bebpr gsne, bpur @runben er
tibet ~taltboIoi9 % @anbet oerfOr meset
bIsct. Solicit er Der sierne at ipas
Se~nbp9nins, tiblis frnmrpsseoe, itiaue,
meo gale Senitilinser % meo ioase
o9 beonrpebe Tenoer.
Ser niaa 5sbe til, ipm er rig paa
Salt. Ollie RGrin9smibler al Ilantes
riset itaar i benue Ssnieenoe i fsrits
Tnits. 9aal, Salat, 2oa, Tpooer Us
iremiur oft Salsiruster (Sgrter, SSns
ner, Siubier), Der bar fire @anse iaas
meset Salt, Tom 8Otster, ma Der fans
men meo Srgb bore en- p9ientlis
Seitanobel al ben bagliee 8oit. vi
9preriset i~noebploer iier ggs % Rslf
melt 8altialte.
NeIt eiter Spoemiolerne fommer ben
oaglise Sieuielie al Muuo, Suals rs
5anoer. Otter bpsrt Maaltib maa
@abreiterne itafies bort pso 5anbbprIte
os G~tplepanb. Sette bsr belit pare
luutent, men behgpsr life OF tili9ttes
nOset iremmeb Stuf. Suer s(iten maa
Der sieres en- @eneralrensiDrius /
Munbsn. S9noerne maa pmbpgselig
reuiss peo SiGIp al n blob Serite
(@rapllusebaar er DC beoite). 3anos
pulusr er life ugOpenOis, berimoo er
libt SGbeifum paa Ssriien sanife npts
tist. MuRoen mau uoitpaes sientasne
Ganse, Os iumtiois bermeo bpr man
life iorismme at sursle Salien.
5cr 8orne ps for Sgrn er bet lise
npttist al sjgre bette, % 2aufeu paa
GanoerneS Yleie Dor bare meo ouer.
oft ! Smicrsen for ben periUnlise %
UffentIise SunObeO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-17

9rincipipBrs pg bet GAP aitleo'
nina til en- lanssre 9ebat. II 9aler
bol6tes / Repraientantbuiet Og 9tSe>
natet, inoen gOterins foresif. GOrla'
act psbtpses. 9ebatten CAB man9en
tjaf Gut 2eilisbsb til Of ubmGrte iig,
% peo be nse gafs bleu Der en- liplt9
aamp.
9oliti o. Retsnaien / ben lille He'
publit frembso me9st al Snteresie.
Mauoe gnItebe at fomme ino l Yolitl'
muaten, Der beItpo Of - Gutter paa
IL q 16 gar ps 2 Bigger, Der inn9ereoe
iom Glerts; men insen blep aniat, ter'
END pebtommenoe babe unoertditet Ii9
en- itreng Gramen iislse Gipil Seroice
2Uuens 6OrItrift. On nosen al Rolls
tiet unolpo at iatte &epublitens 9ooe
/ araft Os arreItere Spertr9oers, ftrafs
feoes ban meb Gii9ttelie. 9a be fsrfte
3 eler 4 babe miitet fin uniIorm,
bleo be andre iaa nleset iprisere p8 ars
reIterebe uoen pibere enbper 9ppbrDoer,
bour for ban END bar.
8 oft s @utter furieSte at rsnme. 4
tum til Meiu gurt us itreu tilbass:
"eig Scr. George, at 81 lifte Ylaoien
bans; men Ri gniter life at bliue arres
iteret al S%traajunfsre.
&c 4, iom fum ufiteb, beitaf en- Gos
litiierseant, ium ituloe bploe @ast peS
9srsn til berss Gelt, os itial Sles
berne til be andre 8etjente. iom laa %
ipp. 9a Der bleu 9iort Ilarm, bapoe
9stientens intet at itiule fin Ncgcnbeo
mep % tunbe life iatte eIter Glpstntn5
gerne. Men be iaa, at Serseantcn
bapbe fine alRber / Se6olo o9 foritoo,
at ban baube iueset fin Ilist. Saa'
mart be bapoe ifaffet fig Slnber, tos
be % urreitereoe BAN, ifi6nt ban bar
beres puerorbneor, % CAB fig berpaa
til at forielse &emlingerne.
Ter brnbte bunoreoe Sing, iom bar
al flor Snteresie, os ben, ium bill lore
WenneItenaturen at fienbe, funoe life
sisre noset beore sno at saa omtrin8 /
beune 8arnerepublit os bape Sinene
meo fla.
Jreoa9 ben Ste September fom be
fleite af ggrnene tilbase til 9tetp gprf,
fuloe Of npe Sheer Og 9Ooe 5Oriatter.
Mosle faa bleu tilbnge. Gn Gut, ium
forsiepes bapoe iggt at biipe 9plitibss
tjent, ia9oe: "9u fan psooe paa, at
jss bereiter pil ipse Stoler, ps at Mor
life mere ital faa @runo til at Ilaa
mig" Soer Gut ps Iise bsrte til
Wtilitien, % bet bar en- Jornsielie at
ie, boprleoes be l9rte at elite bort
Stag, iticut mango Of benz er gerit al
~inbpanoreoe Surelore. gn Spr, ipm
baaneoe 5laset, fit fin alpprlise Strai.
Mtan gioroe bet iaa bebt for BAN, at
ban pompst maatte bebe ON 5urlas
belle. Z
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Sra S9tersbaIen ifrioes:

Otu SUAkLUputNU bt'pE0.
Nurit 6%ultemuieum bar peo Yaitor
Soanbulm / Bale inotisbt ben samle
Gureitue paa Gamlio Bale, tilbp-
rsnbe Iauon Gisrmuno len, for Ell &ics
be Jun eiter 5~Orlpoenbe al 500 SIR.
Den er at famine Snoreonins. iOm ben
Sonsen for nOsle aar iioen iiDbte al
Ole Yaalien Sjeaebors % iatte Op pau
8pgos. Yriien for benne bar 600 Ser.
Den III inofipbte Stue ital bore ct
enouu mere faratteriitiif Gremplar eno
ben fOrlt inofjsbte. Sen er MI - peo
Sioen al aareltuen i Sogneitar, Der
bog er meset pnSre al Iloer - ben
eneIte sienitaaenOe Nareltue / 9alen.
Sc andre er III iamtlise m~Ooerniisroe,
os Senne lfnloe gaaet famine Sei ON
ben life bar iifret for Mtuleet.
De laf~tebpgseoe Sasse beitaar al
5urutpmmsr al ubpre 9imeniiOner. 3
ben iaatalote @igpa - en- iuar lpinas
bar 2rGbjelte, buori nun bauate SEQ,
sefarrene ouer Alren - ices talrise
oDbe WGrter eiter Susuaabeu. Mau
bruste nemlis, naur man peo 9ritte.
Tag eQer SlaSsmaal ltulo. piie fin
stprtc, at bus9e / @ispa meo fine
Berger.
Den ital til Sinteren, naar bet blir
Sneipre, tjDres til Spen for OF ienoes
til aritiania % ppltiQes Der.
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ItRrt Gooaluo.
Humboldt College

opens It's doors to students on the first Of
October. Glasses will be organized in
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School, Teachers. Scientific, Classic,
Elocution, Business. Normal, Commercial,
Shorthand and Typewriting, Special Pen
manship. Music, Fine Art, Telegraphy.
Expenses: Tuition in literary courses, SOC
a week. Board, 81. go a week. Furnished
Room, 35c TO soc q week. Total, S2.75a
week. LESS THAN ANY OTHER
SCHOOL. For catalogue address, ]. 7.
Peterson, Humboldt, Iowa.
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sntber seasme einriftsmsse

boIbes l 8ecorab Nenisbeo ben lobe o.
lite Stiober. Mpost er iammeuial0t til
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9utber 2eaauss / 9ecurnb Sreos Os anore
/ ipolise giinHeiota er bsrueb mSbuoue til
at isuos Selssater iii MDoet. Re, iom
pulter q, oeltase / Msoet, oil bebnss at
meloe bet til Martina 9apioion, Sci,
3a2 2ecprab, Soma.
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iprinse sGrinoer bort til 2anbbanbles
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melfinser nebe i YOtmaalet. Jinseren
bar mOobpoelis itps. os bet ersrst mig
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@aabe, naar ban maalte Syrup, ipm
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-05
MADE THE PLuNGERs howl.
The Judges give Theodore H. Race
Claimed for Senator Morrill,.

The Judges give Theodore Ii. n Race
Claimed for Senator Morrill,.
New Orleans. April Another fine day
attracted good crowd to the races and
with a good track the time in the events
was very satisfactory. Only two favor
ties came first past the post and the last
one. Theodore H., was given the race by
the judges, whose decision was. Guestiona-
bic. Senator Morrill,, the second choice
was first past the post by neck and it
was patent to every one that the son of
Midlothian had the race. but the judges
stuck up the number of Theodore H., and
a general howl of disgust rent the air
against the decision. Summaries follow
First Racs-Five furlongs, selling
Maquon 104, Scott, to l. won, with Sir
John, 40, Aker, to ?, second, and Annie
McNaiTy, 1C2, Caywood, to /, third.
Time, 102%
Second Race-Seven furlongs, selling.
Ethel w, 100, Sherer, 60 to l. won, with
Artess, l03, Finnegan, 6 to 1, second, and
Euna, 107, Scott s to 5, third. Time, :2916
Third Race-Six furlongs. Buckeye,
100 H. Brown, to /, won, with Anna X,
102. Aker. !. second. and Bob Wilson, 102,
Scott 20 to ]. third, Time, 1;16.
Fourth Race-One mile, handicap. Erst-
while. 9S, Slaughter 4 to l. won, with Bur
relrs Billet, JOS. Midgley, 6 to !, second, and
Ether l05, F!nnegan, 10 to l. third. Time,
1;l2M
Fifth Race-seven furlongs Theodore
H. 10, Midgley, 9 to 10, won, with Senator
Morrill,. 113, Creole, 5 to ,, second, and
Folly 105, Finnegan, y to I, third. Time,
l: 29%.
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WHIPPED AND BURNED.
4 Negro Child CrueIIy Punished by.
Her Parents.


Her Parents.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 4-Edward and
Mary Smith. colored, were committed 10
jail this morning to await the action of
the grand jury on a charge of inhuman
treatment of their little daughter, Beulah
Smith. The charge was made by B. H.
Chadwick. of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals. The evidence
was to the effect that two weeks ago
Smith had cruelty beaten the little girl
with a leather whip four feet long, and
had then, at the suggestion of his wife,
the mother of the child, lighted paper
and stuck it to the childs flesh, causing
the child to scream in agony. The father
admitted all that was testified to against
him, and he said that he did it to break
the child from stealing. Mary Smith, the
child's mother. readily admitted taking
part in the inhuman treatment and SEEM
ed to think that it was all right.
-Thoughtlessly Frank suppose you
will be out again tonight" remarked
Sportington's wife, severely.
Il WILL he replied with feeling. 'un-
less manage to hold better hands than
l got last night. "-Washington Star.
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CITY IND suburban RAILWAY

winter Schedule on and after
Nov. is, 1894.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Four buildings Burned at Hampton.
Carr's Fight 10 BE Decided on
AprfI ia Baby With Two Heads
Born in CoIumbus-The Fight at
AtIanta over the Funds of the Ii
berian Emigration society stiu in
Progress,
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When baby was sick. We gave her Csstorsn.
When She was a Chlt. she cried Tor Caa;oris.
Whea she became ,liss, she CLING 10 Cas;oria.
When she had Children, she gagerhsm castoris
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lilo talked about the fhelftr lat
llu tne rirlr were lu "a 0out
HNt oven thcu they Couldn't say
ll hN4 ltlic % iNlk about
-LMLDaEa IMLnI lna.I
Evening star., 1895-06-17
HIS SKULL CRUSHED.
Fatal Accident on the Brfghtwood
Electric Line.

There was fatal accident on the Bright
wood electric railroad last night about
lo;3O O'Clock, the victim being a colored
man named Edward Dodson, who lived
at Terra Gotta, and his death was the re-
suit of his own carelessness. When he got
on the car at Florida avenue he boarded
the closed car in front of an open trailer
and persons who saw him say his con-
duct indicated that he was under the in
Huence of liquor. There were very few
passengers on the train, none being in the
closed car. Dodson had the car all to
himself, but was not satisfied to remain
inside He remained on the rear platform
and just before the car reached Rock Creek
CHURCH road, near where Frank Ward was
killed, he was seen by MIR. Howard Hhodes,
passenger, to leave the platform and run
along with the car. Mr.. Rhodes was
standing on the front of the open car and
was looking at Dodson when the latter
illted himself from the ground and swung
PACK toward the platform of the car
He missed his footing however and fell
IN 'front.' OF the moving trailer. In falling
ms mead was dragged beneath the car and
ms Zee. struck against Mr. Rhodes. The
iatter shouted to the motorman and con-
dCctor and the car was stoned as soon as
possible, but the heavy car had crushed
the mans head and body, and he was dead
DeIore the car could be lifted from him.
one OF the wheels had PASSED over his
head, cutting open the skull. Several ply
siclans We're soon on hand, but there was
nothing that could be done for the maA
except to remove his body from the road
way, and this was done by the police. Ths
body was taken to the morgue and woi.,
sent TO the coroner. Motorman Schwetzer
ana CondLctor johnson went to the police
station to al swer any charge that might
oe preferred against them, and this morn
Ing they We're present at an inquest held
over tie remains
The coroner's jury heard the evidence in
the case and returned a verdict attributing
the mans death to his own carelessness