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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County N''o' see other ''s''

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,.ls tfG post Offices in Hancoct county;
- 4r other papers in ne coaa'y COM
,,u,5 do not reach SO maan- THE AMER
~ +. aa' abc only paper printed in
p,r.a. county, o.sa has aegf- claimed 70
,t.f.# i tn au'fbaF=r TIA, can prom
.-s B. raaat a COUNTY ae..s ~ M
...t,-# u.rs,. Ioea' papcr.. 4ds,.a. W.
..oo.asrle A,uHg>>, barring me Ea
uo-,a- Records eanmer Gt is 'arg
,5sn ~, q oa Inc Other papers p5in'ea
=, Uaafa,t county
seal cove
Mr. y. l. Harper, Who has been quit
II f-lgauyaIc~eeut.
Woodbury. Norwood Is quite ILL., Dr
<ea, Is IN attendance.
Al. Carycr's school has been closed for
avcck, Mr. Carver being busy With town
te.ine.-. He Will reopen school Feb II.
can't. G. w. Sprague and Mate Eugene
srraeue. Of schooner Julia 5. Bailey"
.nent a .ew days at their homes last week
The vessel is in Portland. Mrs G. W.
snrsgue returned to Portland With her
husband.
West fremont school, in charge Of Loren
". Rumill, closes the coming week
His hrot her, Robbie NJ. Rumill, taught
The winter term at Msusct. The Rumill
,,re~sivc educators OF our State. a position
tpVhteh their modern methods and ju-
diciou. discipline entitle them.
The gale OF Feb 70 did cnus iderahte
damage IN our village. Capt. y \. liar
per'- harm. containing three horses, u
COW. four tons Of hay, vehicles, mud farm
ny implements. WITS lifted from ils foun-
cation and carried thirty-tyo foct, and
almost compictcly demolished. ~ e mir
grf". a. Il seemed, thu animals escaped
without serious injury The harm On The
Fuller ptae" WIS badly raeked. thaH-
n.y. we're h'o,en down I'M III" houses -
WI Harper and Capt { I Ha-prr TIN
barn - Rolaui Ashley wa- damaged The
4.ud rugged w5tb tHr fary - a tornado.
aud much alarm va, telt - thosc AWAKE
q. AHt cafsy hour. 3 - "a. ri. &eikthar-
Wsrs an mud fhe following day tea~- s..
Capt llerp.r IN removing hay. etr., 'ran
II. rims. Tn ban q FL mot i" rebuilt
ant ~p- ny.
WasatuEioa.- Gz1tbday a@y gE1-gz9.d N
s=e.ee i.z=a-=as a=4faa- ~ NJ, u.sse
+.t 4#- ..-t.=##- E#-.s# rf5#E..ff mr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27
rLFAsAxr. rvENlxG SOCIAL.

PLEASANT EVENING SOCIAL.
ON Fridny evening Ms Gfaee Stevens
entertained in her usual cordial way
about forty guests. The following pro
gramme WAS carried out;
singing.
Recitation. Della Bickford
>ingug-"Pridc of the Bali. .......Mis- Davis
Recitation-"Thc Black-miths story"
Mi4- Sargent
Misses Bickford and stevens
Notwithstanding a Bicycle. Myra smith
Singing.
RecitatIon-"The Auction" 49,. Emma No-e
singing-'Lovc's Old Sweet song. Miss Davis
Recitation-"Sh shadow on the Blind -. Mr.. Rice
Singing.
Several novel features We're introduced
during the evening. The couples who
tried the experiment OF feeding each
other blindfolded afforded much amuse-
ment. Refreshments were served in an
original manner. Numbered tickets were
distributed; then each selected one from
tablefuI OF plump-looking paper bags
tied with blue ribbon the number on he
tag, attached to the bug, corresponding
to that on the ticket. On opening these
the first thing that came to hand was Il
slip OF paper bearing conundrum.
While munching the remainder Of the
contents hese Wcr cad and guessed by
the company.
Dick Hamilton, The lucky young man
who choose ticket Ne. .. Won the first
prize, a dainty velvet and -ntin broom
case and u less f5rtunatc gentleman re-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-09
BATTLE " As BRIEF.
Silver Assumed Control Of the
Chicago Convention Right
From the Start.
Turning Down of Senator Hill
/ for Temporary Chairman
d the First Result.
= r.
Gold Forces Made a Strong
Fight and Pleaded for
Mercy In Vain.
=
Presence OF Populists and Bolt.
ing Republicans One OF
the Features.

CHICAGO, July e.-silver has assumed
control of the Democratic convention
ss had been predicted. After Q brief
but decisive battle they vindicated their
supremacy by turning down the tenn
porary chairman appointed by the ma.
tional committee and elected one Of
their own. Senator David B. Hill, q
champion who has so often entered the
lists to do battle in Democracy's cause.
amid the ringing shouts and the wild
acclaim of his party, was put to the
sword that silver might be supreme.
By one of those strange condolences it
was Senator John w. Daniel of Vir-
ginia, who four years ago at the wig.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-09

The city council acting as an equaliz-
ing board will meet on the fourth Mon
day OF July. to revise the assessment, and
taxpayers are urgently requested to
Come before the board and state their
grievances. if any they have. Do not
neglect this matter, and then express
dissatisfaction.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-09

It is proposed by the CITY council to
purchase small park at the north end
Of nain-st., on the lake front, at cost
of thirty dollars an acre. A ive-acre
tract is the amount proposed. Certain
" the city could do no wiser thing than
to make the trifline expenditure neces-
sary to secure a pleasant park. eve.n
though small. Main-st. will bestra; ght-
ened to an air line. and the little park
will present a fine lake front.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-09

Lineman Thos. Stafford is in the city
from elrose and is arranging tosstart
out with a crew Of some fourteen or
fifteen,men to rebuild the telegraph line
of the Great Northern from st. Cloud TO
Fergus Falls. New poles and new
crossarms will be put in and the line
which has been in use for the past IF.
teen or sixteen years will be entirely
rebuilt. The men will occupy board
ing car ard it is. estimated that the
work will take the men until well into
to complete it.-Journal Press.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12

eabt aufseforoert hpiro, Der Der @r>
morbuna Der eisenen S9pelter brinz
9eno perod@tta lit. &ugabt itammt
aus pommern unb perbeiratbete ii&
Dor atuanais Sabren NIT elmer 9amz
burger 8iirgersto6ter. @lei4 barauf
fam bas paar in bic bortige @egeno,
tpo es ieiHber anid1iis 1T. &ugabt 1T
43 Sabre alt, bat cine quite Saule &C.
molten, lpri@t Hiebenb enslii4 uno
mar itets Elm eeielltger Mann. @or bret
Sabren tam cine Sttefl@mefter Sui
gabfs BON galifornten gu i9m; oieie
Tam jdoo9 NIT ieiner @attin uno ieiz
mem REORGANIZATION Sobn nt&t gut
aus unb enti9loB ii9 baber npr pierz
aebn Saeen CUR 9eimtebr na4 benz
@aterlanbe. Wor elm paar Tasen
perlieb ite NIT ibrem 8ruber bic Staoi,
UNI auf Der nGditen Bahnitation 8renz
bam ben 3ug na4 @a0peiton gu nebz
men, mo- iie auf benz Dampferr 9aQe"
Ya1age belegt 6atte. sic bate ibre
gauge 8aari9aft, $500, lei iia. &uz
oabt tebrte Mbenbs nit 1einem 8uggD
nad 9auie 3uriid uno er5dblte, bab
bic @6lpeite ter ben 3ug re4t3eitig BE
tommen babe. Mm nduiten Morgen
fano cine 9ol3 iu&enoe Negerin i'm
Walbe, brei Meilen pon bter, einen
9aufen @ide un5 in oemielben menlhz
lihe &nohen, ferner unpeit bupon Elm
paar 5raueni4u6e, iopie elm @tiid
BON einem &letOe, 9aarnaoeln uno anz
bere &leinigteiten. sic eritattete @nz
aetge unb audi &ugabt, apel9er ieit 1etz
ner Hiidtebr peri 9ieoentli9 in Wirtbz
16af item gr0bere &af1eni4eine geme6z
felt batte, b0rte bapon. gr be9ab 1i4
gu benz, nit Der l1nterl udung 6etrauz
ten Dr. Bremer unb erfubr BON be11en
Satin, 6ab man benz S6dter auf Der
@pur lei. Seit6er 1T er Der iHtpunz
ben. @r batte etpa $500, pppon CT
$500 aus Der &ommobe ieiner Grau
eenommen baben lou, bet ii4. Sn ben
Wirtblaaften ertldrte er ben 8e1ib bes
@elbes bamit, bab bies linn Dom Miz
iei1or 2angbammer fir feline Nrbeit
als 9iilfs zN1e7or be3ablt moroen lei,
tras 2%angbammer aber in M6rebe 1teqt.
Grau &ugubt bat in 5olge oes i4mez
rem 0eroahtes gegen i6ren Mann fat
ben Ser ami perloren. 81 ieiner
@9lpel tier fiat man tpeber in 8ren6am
nod in @Qlpeitpn etpas aeiehen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12
hie annette i'm ben Weretntater Stuaten.

bic atpette In ben Wereinigten Stuaten,
tpel6er CT ben Na1nen Gan Gabriel ne
los Gspanules gdb. Sm Sabre 1905
guiimbete ct Santa iTe. 'naabem ct INT
Sabre pprber nit elmer 9unpool tiVbz
aer MGnner pom nDrbli4en Nep=
Mericp IBIS an ben @olf bon Galifor=
,,ta se3usen mar. Muf benz Ritpeg
BON bic er sefabrli4en Expedition
I9nttt er in 81 Morrp bic Snl9rift
Elm: ~9ier oos poriiber der Gommarr=
Ibsur Ouan Suan be Smate am 49,
QQprtl 1906" Wu9 Der tapfere Gene
raj 9iego be Wargas, oei1en &fe
tpG6remb Der pueblp > &ebel.on, gu
ben 'bdosutenbiten &riegstbaten in Der
@el4i4te Mmeritas 9eb0ren, lbat 1l4
In Der Gbronit BON @l Morro oerez
tpist. @uf ieinsm eriten 3uss 14nitt
er nit feinem Dot@e folgenoe sSn=
i4rift in ben 6els: ~9ier mar Der ST.
neral Don Diego (be 8argas, lpel4er
fir uniern beilissn @lu1ben unb fir
Tie tDntg1i9e &rone ppn Spanten
gang Netp4Merico auf eigene Soften
erpberte, inn Sabre 1892" Ni4t pett
buoon (befinoet ii@ bic "0tiitentarte"
bes Capt. SSuan be 4recruleta, bet i'm
Sabre 1886 bonn @OuDerneur CUR unz
teroridung zines 3unc : @uftanbes
a6geianDt 1par.
gu ben 19Dniten Sni4riften, oeren
Qusfiibrung bic @4retbtunit bes II.
Sabr9unberts ertennen lGBt, geborten
oiejenisen hes @%ouperneurs 9on
Trancisco Manuel Ire @ilDa Nteto,
mel9er i'm Sabre 1929 300 Metlen
mar19irte, UNI bic 3unc : Wti1itpn gu
griinben. Cine berl el6en lautet: Der
ie9r erbdbene @puperneur unb Gapt=
tin, General 'ber P%rupin5en BON y}etp
Merico, fir UNI ern 9errn ben &pnlg,
5og bier Dorii6er auf Der Hid leite pon
ben 3unc : Pue6los am 20. Sage }oes'
sSSult inn Sabre 1923. gr iteQte ben
5rieoen unter i6nen ber auf i3r Gr141z
Gen, ba lie als Na1alen ielner W}uls=
itGt INN bie1e @unit baten, unb tie er=
tldrten i6re unterlpiirfgteit Don yfel=
EN-. Mqes biel les tbot ct nit Der Wetsz
'beit, benz Offer unb Der &lug6eit zines,
EDIT 9riltlt9en, gepif'enbaftsn uno'
tapferen @olbaten." De5 err ten 3unc=
Mihiondrs, 5ran5 51an5isco 2etra=
DO, Der i'm Bebpuar 1929 bon ben
3uncs btngei4la@tet >puroe, gel9te9t-
in elmer bonn %. MGr3 1852 batirten
Sn19rtft bes @oloaten 2ujan Grtpdb=
r11ng. Mu9 Der erite 8ii&of, nel4er
in bas isbtge @ebiet bet @sreintgten
@taaten fam, Or. Don Martin @ltz
3aeco4eu be Durango bat it4 an 81
Morro init elmer Sn14rift, bic oas-
Datum bes %. September 1877 QUIZ
peiit, Dereptgt.
Ser &aum perbietet bic Muffibrung.
nod peiterer Sui@riften bonn bo@1ten-
btitorii4'n Sntereiie, m'r foQ nod erz
ma6nt iperben, bab Der err tie @meritaz
ner, oenen "8iiitentarte" 81 W{orro'
aufmelit, ber lieutenant uno ipdtere'
Simplon ipur, Der bort tm
1913 boriber5pg.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12
@arftberi1te.
Chicago.

Mintermet3en, GIGS; Roggen,
36-37; @eri tie % 9afer, 18-
%; Gprn, 23-24; M}ebl, Yatent, per
6ab 30O-4.25; &lete, $50; &leeiaz
men; $50; Simotbpiamen, 2.15-
2.25; 5la@s, $780,; 9eu, 800
900; 8utter, Creamery 12-18; BUT
ter, @airp, 9-16; @tiere, 3.70-5.15;
@iibe, 1856 1886; Stoders, 3.25-
3.65; &Glber, 2.75-5.90; @&meine,
2.95-3.40;G @afe, 1.75-3.00: 2dmz:
mer, 3.OO-4.25; 9iibner, 81; Sur
fen, 50; @nten, 70; @Gnie per
Dbt. 4.OO-6.75; 3niebeln per SAB.
Mepfe4, per Sab, 75-1.75;
Rartoffeln, 1873; 8pbnen, $685.;
@ier II; Salg, 2-3; Wbistep, 1.18;
&G1e, Cream SO; &die ,@@met3er,
SO;
81 XoutS.
N@tiere, 2.75A.OO; @ii9e, 1.80-
2.45; @toders unb Teebe-s, 2.25-
$40; @dmeine, 800 1886; @4afe
QGmmer, 3.OO-3.75; Wei3en, 70;
@orn, %; @oggen, 80; 9afer, 16-17;
Tla4s, 67-68.
Mtlmantec.
Mei3en, 68-74; @oggen, 35-37;
@er1te, $685.; 9afer, 49,; @orn,
"a; Meb1, @atent per SAB $50
40; &leeiamen 4.50-7.75; 5la&s,
71-72; Simot6pbeu, 8.00-9.5G;
Yrairiebeu 5.00-8.5O; Butter, Grea<
merp, 15-19; Butter. Dairb 11-16;
Sal e, Cream, 80; &Gfe, @@hpei5er,
9-10; &crtoffeln, 22-25; @ier, Is
-16; 9opfen 81; @tiere, 3.25-
4.25; @iibe, 1.25-3.O0; @@peine,
300 - $50; @4afe, 2.00-2.75; 2dm=
mer, BOOSTS;
WtinmcapoltS l. ct. Naul.
Wei3en, GIL; &og9en, 1913;
@erite, 23-24; 9afer, 1917; Corn,
21-22; G1a4s, sc 81; Mebl, 2.70
-4.1O; &Geie 3.75-5.25; Wilbes 9eu
Butter, Creamery, Is
10; Butter, Dairp, 10-17; @ier 16;
&antas Gttp.
Wei3en, 63 - Corn, %; 9afer
1918; @oggen, 80; @ier 14-15;
Stiere 2.10-4.75; @Ibe, 1.25-3.4O;
'@toders unb Teebrs, 3.5C-3.60;
@9Npetne ~3.15-3.25; 94afe, 1.50-
800; 2dmmer, 2.75-4.&
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12
&inc Gbrpnif int sells.

AeOeLuuS 0uT1@epp ll'o ~" Op"~|"r
tpel9e bic 1paniI4en @rpberer I'M
duBeriten @ilbmeiten un1eres 2anoes
3uriidgelanen baben, uno an ret4m
Material CUR @eri@tsfoul@ung gez
bri4t es bort ni4t. Inter ar ben
pielen biltort54en 9entmdlern erregt
un1tre;tig Elm sapalttger Tels, ber BON
ban @paniern v@l Morro" (oas Ga
lte0D genannt tpuuoe, pel4er Gber Bel
ben beutigen @renSern "Sn1criptton
@od" beibt. has grDbte Sntsrene.
Snmttten Der piloen Me1as, mel4e
bic urulte Seer trabe bon ben ~@leben
@tGbten bon @lbpla" na4 benz &lo
@ranoe flantiren, e1bebt bet mebrere
tau1eno SUB lange Selstolob iein ltetz
nernes .9aupt 215 SUB 9o4, aus Ell
niger @%ntferna1n'g geiaben eimem rte1iz
gen @afte1 pergleidbar, tpie es Menz
I6en6anb no9 ni@t 9ebaut 9at. Mlz
lein feline tpllbe @90nbeit lit IS niht,
mel4e t6n 10 intere1ant ma@t; ct bat
pielmebr einen 9iitorll@en Wertb, mie
tein anberer 6els. Sn feline {teilen
Wdnoe eingegraben iiebt Der Man]oez
ret Numer alnb Daten, ms(4e mthttz
&c Martit eine in Der @e&i@te beg 2anz
0es babel1ten unb hpel4e bre &unoe
pon ben 53iige1 Der tilbnen lpant14en
@rpberer Der Ma9hpelt ii6ermitteln.
Sid e G6rpnit i'm *Sels 'oatirt iiber 300
ssySabre 3uriid, bo4 tpeiit lie ben Namen
bss SraD Marcos BON Nt35a, mel6er
Netp Merico i'm SATIRE 1889 enboedte,
no4 ni9t all !, jbenn oteler tam MIR
Biz etpa 40 Metlen BON ST Morro,
audi Gpronabo, ber bus Canon 0es
Colorado entbedte unb bis in bas jez
btge Snbianerterritorium, Colorado
iupis &an1a las porbrurg, fiat ben Sell
len ni9t gelaben, ;ba a9n fein Marl4
eintge Metlsn iiioli@ porilberfubrte.
Mnein na4 coronado bat ieoer Pioz
nier, Der na9 Metp Merito fiibrte, I'M
@6atten bon @l Morro camptrt, benin
bort auein finbet 1i@ WaKer inn um<
tret1e bon elmer Sagereiie. Die tell
emporragenben uno glatten Wdr1H
BON @l Morro meil len BERN au@ bic
Nume11 umb Snl9riften BON Genera
tione11 nlrf bic lange e9e bic @ngld11z
der 1pa4 der 1eellerr @elt tamen, gelebt
buben. Mus Dem Snbalt uno ber
M%uSfibra1ng Der Sni&riftsn 1T gu En-
tennen, bat 5ib unter ben Gonqutitaz
bpres piele bodsdbiDbete MGmner be-
fanben, IbR t6re @tubien uuf ben be
rii9mtei ten Snitituten bet alter Welt
gemu9t batten ur1b bic, bon Ibenteuz
euTu9t ODER Midenscurit 9etr;eben, IN
rbte BON Columbus entbedte nele Welt
ge5pgen tparen.
Die Gltei tie Sn14tift roirfte aus benz
eSa6re 1880 batiren uno bon einem
garpiRen Yeoro @omero, ber gu g9az
muscdbp's tletner 9elbeml4aar geb0rz
te, berril6ren; rbte tpi4tigite lit aber
unit treitig ~biejentge DON Suun Ire Onuz
te, bei7en @dter bie eriten groben Gill
6erminen in Morb : Mmerita uno
bic grDbten, bic jemals uuf I'm Ierem
Continent sefumbem iino, entoeds,
nGmli9 bte Bonan3as bon 3acataas.
eSSuur be Snute griinoete I'M Sabre
1888 bic er5te Stdbt in Netp>Mertco
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12

Das @puntp M tlmau1eeb bat int
nGd1iten Sabre $269,320.75 un @4ul=
1teuern auf3ubrin9en~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-12

Mooos am 81. Mat unter ben Sriimz
mern bes Soul les so. 1922 1uol. Is.
Ctr. er1 9lagen ,unb auf Sol ten zines
alien Befannten, Namens 80. 8. Mlerz
amber, be9raben moroen NAL.
- @ine lebr ~jdb5ornige 8ertreterin
bes Gtpig : meibli4en i@eint 5rau
Marp Nplan in Brootlpn n, q. g.,
gu 1ein. Die 1elbt mari neuli4 @benos
vmdb renb ei1es Wortwe4iels tbrem
@atten Midael cine Safe an ben
Ropf. Das 1pdre nod ni4t 10 14limm
eetpe1en, tpenn bieielbe ni@t Elm tleines
Quantum Garbpli dure entbalten ba}z
te, bic Mtdael's Mangen arg perz
brannte. Gin berbeigerufener Imbuz
lanaarat berbanb bic Wunben. Nls bic
0rQu iab, mas 1ie in ibrem SGb3orn
anse1tent, tpurbe lie bon beftiger @eue
erfaBt unb bat ibren Mi4ael Dor ben
Mugen bes init BEN Mr5t erl6iensnen
@oli3i1ten Inn @er3eibung uno 14ppr
bom uno tbeuer, lie Adtte BON benz Snz
9alt Der SaKe feline &enntnib gebabt,
ols 1ie bie1elbe als Wurfge14ob benibz
te. Midael lieb ii& i@liebli4 ertpeiz
@en unb brang ni4t auf 8erboftung.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23

Real Estate I!
FOR SALE.
Lot No. /, 119 ACRES.

TINE undersigned offers at private sale the
following desirable tracts of land
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23
CABINET-MAKING
AND
R T r a i R L N q,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

TNHE undersigned, having suitable shop,
Il is prepared to do the following work in
a thoroughly practical manner Making new
parts and otherwise repairing, scraping, pol
ishing and upholsteriug all kinds and grades
of Furniture. Baby Carriages, Trunks, VI
ohns and Bows and all kinds of Musical In
struments repaired Gaming Chairs and re-
pairing all kinds of Cane Furniture. Mat
tresses made over in sections. Ticks renewed
and new ones made to order. Enameling
Iron or Wood Furniture; Ebonizing, Gid
ing, Bronzing, &c.
Samples OF Upholstery goods always on
hand, and cost given before work is done
Old Mahogany Furniture speciality.
| can give best of reference from those fol
whom | rave done work. Satisfaction in all
cases or no charge. Terms moderate
Place OF business Perry street, next to the
Office OF Talbot h Prettyman, east OF Court
House, Rockville, Md.
Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
solicit u continuance Of the same.
oct l3-ly @. @. GRIFFIN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23
NO. H..
A CHILD ASLEEP.


How no sieepethi Having drunken
Weary ohildhood's mandragore.
From his pretty eyes have sunken
Keeping near the wttherud n0segay which he
pulled tho day before.
Noaegaysi Leave them for the waking.
Throw them earthward where they grew.
Dim are such beside the breaking
Amaranths he looks unto.
Folded eyes SOC brighter ooiorn than the open
ever do,
Heaven flowers. rayed by shadowa golden
From the palms they sprang beneath.
Now perhaps divinely holden,
Swing against him In wreath.
We may think No from the quioksning OF hts
bloom and of his breath.
Vision unto vision oaileth
While the young child drcameth on.
Fair, o dreamer, thee befnlieth
With tho glory thou hast won.
Darker vert thou In the garden yester morn
by summer sun.
We should seo tho spirits ringing
Round thee were the clouds away
'Tia tho child heart draws them. singing
In the silent aeeming clay.
5ingingt Stars that seem the mutest 20 In
music all tho way.
As tho moths around tapor.
Az tho boos around rose,
As in sunset many vapor,
70 tho spirits group and close
Round about a holy childhood, M II drinking
its repose.
New York Ledger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23
A Dos.s Attachment to . Cow.

A remarkable instance of affection be-
tween q dog and u COW IL related by q
suburbanite. His little black Scotch ter
rier became infatuated with q small
Jersey COW In his neighborhood, and
every morning no would run Off TO the
pasture where his bovine sweetheart
was kept He would slip out the side
way and walk along with tho COW. Ho
often missed his breakfast and often did
not taste q mouthful all day. When she
munched grass by the roadside, he pa
tiently sat ON his launches until she
moved along. Sometimes he was con-
fined at home TO break up the habit, but
a. soon as he was released OFF he would
60 at full run for the pasture, sin.
Cling out his love from the herd Of cattle
and following close at her heels. He
would jump up, lick her feet and show
signs Of greatest JOY when he came TO
her. While the COW on her part did not
appear TO appreciate his attentions she
did not hook him away. Finally the
family grew tired Of keeping a dog that
remained away during the day and only
came home for his supper and to spend
the night and gave him to persons liv-
Ing some distance in the country. The
COW, who had never seemed to notice
any OF his demonstrations Of affection,
missed his companionship when he was
gone. She would come 10 his former
home at evening, put her head over the
palings and low. She did this at inter
walls for several month"; Sioux City
(Ia } Tribune
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23
DIRECTORS

Thomas Gorsuch, Charles W. Ross,
W. Irving Parsons, Thomas 4. Pope,
Lewis s, Clingan, James H. Gambrill, =
John @. Hardt, Benjamin F. Brown,
George w. Miller, George A. Gilbert,
VIM. O. Birely, Thomas II. Haller.
THOMAS GORSUCH, Pres't. .
H. CLAY HULL, Sec'y aud Treas.
p. o. address, Frederick, Md.
nov l6-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23

In making animals skins into fur
rugs and IN tho manufacture of various
articles made Of fur imitation skulls
are often used In place Of the natural
skull. Tho imitation skulls are made Of
papier maehe. the inside Of the mouth
and the tongue being wax coated; the
teeth are Of celluloid. When mounted,
the animals are supplied with artificial
eyes. Tho imitation skulls arc modelled
from natural skulls. and they are strik-
ingly characteristic In appearance. They
are made In great variety as substitutes
for the skulls Of many animals. New
York Sun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-23

| ahout billiards, and AZ thero was no one
| else in the room ventured to suggest
game ,,.....'.s. .
Jaw. lust "a Won please. - he drawIed
I'm not much OF a hand Mt the game. "
We plnyed IA 80. 1 didn't shine. You
cant play any billiards to sneak of with
ono owe. and the other was ON nv man.
Moanwh ile l was irving To form some
definite line Of action. I determined 10
get these papers single handed without
any advisory assistance from Cholmon.
deiv '4HH as
At the end OF the game we had
whisky and soda together. He was not
half n bad fellow and was no stranger
about tho world.
Suddenly brilliant idea struck me-
II was sort OF neat little inspiration.
and unless no carried the papera ON his
person I decided ID ought to work
1t was o o'clock when finished n
NEST comfortable dinner. NV ouondam
friend had strolled into the cardroom.
and / followed. If Cholmondely had
been present he would have noticed that
no longer wore my diamond ring.
proposeci quiet game OF cards We
played for about n quarter of an bour.
when I thought II about time 10 omen
the plot, which l did by turning to NV
adversary aud deliberately accusing him
OF cheating.
In moment tho room was In an mn.
roar. The proprietor appeared ON the
mene, followed by the guests from tho
other rooms To the former repeated
INV accusation. While NV victim vio.
Iently protested against the Insult of.
fered him. | quietly npproaohed the
landlord.
II would be much Obliged II Won
would send for the police, | have lost n
valuable ring. and have reason to BIO.
lieye that this man il not only n profes.
sionnl card sharper-be in also "A thief F."
My victim was completely staggered.
md. ~ imagined he would be. indjO.
mint at the accusation. Consoious ~ ria
innocence In this matter MI least be
bore out nv reouest TINT the noliee
should bo sent for and his character
cleared. He ACCOMPANIED the inapector
TO tho station, and / followed.
What my victim felt when INV din.
mond ring was found IN his pocket I
leave you to Imagine. did not consider
it advisable TO tell him that 1 had
placed It there during that quiet game
Of cards.
'It's n liel A foul lier, he shouted.
TITS conspiracy The man il trying
to ruin me. / am a man of position.
tell youi 1t is plot
you will have an opportupjty of
explaining that TO the magistrate to.
morrow morning." replied the inspect.
or. "In the meantime am afraid
must detain Won. "
Now came tho critical part of the
plot. Calling tho inspector aside. | in
formed him OF my suspicious that the
prisoner had stolen other articles Of
mine which doubtless were concealed In
his baggage. A iudicious tin impelled
the aloven arms Of the law with such
effect that that same night N search
warrant was obtained. and accompanied
by the officer returned to the hotel.
where we went through the arrested