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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23

Ieuoe bon Soufsrotte oCr~herjuIttsu.
Ntio bsiBt es: &ubis Slui! Nlerolnss
sibt es aub nod anosre 9duoer, weihe
iid Der eiuinbsn Siibsrwdbruns beoiss
ueu, aber oh mir oersn Gage uno Suftdn
be bsrbsipinihen m6dtsn, 1T mshr ala
iraslih. "a iiue 8olpla, Central
Gmeritu, China, Columbia, Gaaaoor,
Snoien. Sapau. Msrlto, Seriien, Ssrn
uno 3ripolis, 9duosr bic NIT lbrer 9nt
widluns uuo @ultur tpslt binter uns
itsbeu. SIR oieis pdre oas Giutrsten
Der Ser. Staaieu fir unbeareuSte 6rel'
prdsuus Nuss. iur uns III eeren glntr,tt
fir S,lber nihts ODER %peulsitsns nltt
plsl msbr ais nlbts. 9as mose man
iid pobl leerleaen, ebe mon fib telier
nod msbr Sllbsr ltrslt; ibsrbaupt bal
Die Sllbsrprdsuns bis lsBt nod nlti
auiaebbrt, uno pereen nod INNER ere'
Wllloneu Silber. Dollars per Wonai
seprist.
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setauit If alberu, iebr albern; bic Saupt'
ssitditsleute, mslbe ihre @sitdite rur
mttteis oes ibuen uou Santen uno Hri
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artise 9eieBe natirlid unter5eihnen uno
oas puroe Wcalulsp m03llter Belle
auh tbun, oenn er puroe bios ourh lin.
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ger lleberlssung uno Obne oaB mir Die
Gblit, babsn, uniere Weiuuns, oaB cine
Sllber lutb uns nltt alufii6 mu6eu
fann, i'm 9erlnsIten 81 dnoern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23
Woden=Aunojdau.
9nIanh.

Robl nod friib on Ger Seit, absr bod
idlagen bic y o II 8osen idon
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Der aui Dem 9bicasoer Acknowledgement
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olsrpGrts, me er leln sIott ralirtes Nut.
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ndm!iten Wslooie Su boren. Su6 publ
unter alen benz Observation-Disclosures
ten sebrat,sn Spntioueu NOR Die in Gen
tralia, SQtHols, Die merfmiroialts; bort
uuroe crrb Btpan's 8soe bic 8atl.
Champagne erDHuet, tuObei er bic SOIfs
nun9 auserldle, bob Die uCn Den suei
srcBsn Eartelen oar9els9tsn BrirSiplsn
ertldrunsen iorsiam ituolrt perosn.
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bel. bob observation-disclosures in ID
rem rihtisen 2ltte uuo uidt I'M fdlibsn
barseieGlt usroen. limb pGbreno su Der
Siunoe Die Bopulii.en, bic ben oemofra
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den, in 81. Souls i'm Acknowledgement
usrtreten lino, um ibr Nb uuo Beb su
beraiben. une obne 9ueiisl narin ibr Se
ties ertsnusn rperoeu, oaS auf benz Gbi-
caSosr Acknowledgement auisstsnte 1rdet
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nit benz &siultate Der 9bica9eer Con.
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mofraiiite 9elesoten sur Gbrcasosr
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timmeu. 5uiGmmeu uno erllsBen eiu Wa.
nlfsit al Die 0emofratie Don Wlsconiir,
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piro, welhes BON ben Silberleuten in Der
Convention einseidlusen muroe unb bic
Hol,tIf ertIdrt uiro. welbe bic Delesaten
rou Blscouiiu. Die iir @olopdbrung
paren. oar6flbrten. Nm Shlulie ees
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aasJuoriidsn, bic Uabren @runoiGBe Der
osmofraiilden ueber5eusung in una mel.
oeutiaer Weiis psrflnoe, nsroeu, uno caS
elm gse8 81 fiuoen 1T, auf wel9em Die
Dsmofraten fur einen 9emofratsn uno
8uslei4 sesen sinen ErOtsctionltsn, pis
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miulrt puroe. uno aeseu einen Bopulls
fen. Der aui Der GbicaaOer @ouueution
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Sn oieism Siune ehler 9smofratie
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mofra,en abaeia6t, uno elne Iolbe Ylat
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23
AusIan0 b.

Cine ibwere uduns bat
einen 2bell Der oeutiden 9anoe beIaIen +;
Soselitltme babsn i'm &beinlano, on Der
Woiel, i'm @,fel' uno Sunbsrid Sifrltt
uno IN gong Seiieu unermsBliden Sha
ben anserlttet. Bie elm 5slo Der Der.
ruuituns eriheiusn tueits Streden, oenn
sauSe anmsien iiub umsswsht, bic 8sin
bsrse fab psrulitet, bic Grnte 1T Der.
nlttet; elne game InSabl Tsriouen iiuo
oboadlos sslpOrosn, mebr nod u6ais pers
armt. 9oh fann bic S6bs bes nnse'
ridtsten Shaosns au4 nidt i'm gni
isrnieten feitseiislt usrben; nur iou,sl
itebt fef, oa6 oas unslld Elm immsniss
1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23

<UluA . ~
7ie Soruahlen peroen in cen peridieoe
men lorpns uHo 8~ablpldsen BON Z bis
llbr Sanitas Nbeno, ben /. Nuauit 1896 se
baIten uno Ole &ablurue muB!iilr cine uol,
StunOe Suganslif letH. Die &ublorte inn
iute folgt:
Nlbann, Staotbals.
Niblep, 9. 2. Nreoerids @obnuua.
Nuou, 0uiiep Sotel.
Srodudp, Shulbaus Iiitr. 1s.
Golle9eutle, Geter 9Ih's Ncbnung.
9row gate, Sohn Su9eriou's 8pbuuua.
9rop TIper, SIla9e Salle Belgrade.
Soen GATE, Tdul Wap's 0obuuug.
Tnrm,rg, Toitoffce,
9ettp, Geo. Sleben's &pbnuug.
Srpue, Srla9e Sdulhaus, NteIre 8roue.
Soloirs. Sdulbaus go 90.
araIr, Sos. 9remer's 0obuung.
safe 8eorse, Sdulbnus 127.
Gate Seurp, 9eo. gSiirB's S%Sobruug.
Ne Saut, Sohn 5eritwetier's 0uus.
Hurembur9, Bet. NirSfelo's Store.
Spuoeu, Conn Sale.
Maine Eratrie, 6reo. Sasfi1's Saus.
Yfelroie, Sllase SaQe.
Conn Nelroie. y. Senueriamp's Saus.
NiIlIpooo, Nnt. Shulte's Saus.
Wuulon, Gltmpno Staotbale.
Ncrth Sort. Sobu gtuseut's oaps.
DAT, Stabtbale Sresport.
Yapresuile, 5urtle's &obnuug.
4iapmpHo, 5. Hoouep's &obuuus.
Godulle. Stla9e ShulbduS.
Ct. Nu9ult1, Sac. Gemm's &oburna.
2opn 81. @louo. Shulhaus AZ.
Ct. 9louo /. SSaro, ". EIecer's Saus.
2. @aro, 8eitsoo
.. &aro, l. Yr. gourthaus.
B.. &aro, 2. Hr. 6 puribaus.
L.. @aro, 1. Yr. Gnoerle's Saus
4. gSaro, 2. Yr. Spriseubaus.
ct. Soiepb, Staotbale.
ct. Nurtlu, s. Tobl's Saus.
1Owu Saut Y entire, j. Bergman Saus.
Saut Geatre, /. &aro. ". 9. Deans = tore
Saut Centre, B.. @aro. Staotbale.
Spring 0ll. Yep's Store.
8aieislo, Cob Spring Staotbalr.
3ioH. Viid. Gteier's 8obuun9.
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rantBenolfen, gp.sgomite
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23
Semofratiide Gonntn Convention

Die bemotraiiibe Co. oupsnttpu bon
Stearns 9ouutp miro am Montas, ben 3.
Nuauit, 1896 I'M 6 purtbaule III ct. glouo,
IL ubr morssus, gum 3pede sehalten. 30
9eleaateu sur Ninneiota oemotrattlhen
Staats. 9 Convention su pablen, Die am 4.
NusuIt 1896 IN Minneapolis itatifinoet, nm
Staaisbeamteu 81 uomluireu uno nm 10
piele 9elssatsu 81 erreblen, ais Stearus
gountp sur oemotratiiheu gousreB Con
pentipn oes 6. Siitritts ibiteu bari, pelhe,
ME pom 6 ousreB.G omtte beitimmt, Sniam'
meutreten rpirn:
prtctntt. &erFStr. Refer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-23

tSe- unier Sorraib if Der srDBIs!
ur'ere Bdnre II ole bette! uniere Yrel'e
lino bic nieorlsitsu! @r seben Elm 70
SsniS iperibss 8eiaert in @nnre mt
lsosm ii tperiben Gintauf. 3. 6. Us II,
Wanaler.
~ &auit Yumpen uno 0inbmib'
len 10 0rieblsr'S Store. B.
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Sanffa9un8.

gden, bic ~uuIerer unptratbli6t Satin,
Nuttsr une Shwefsr pdbrsnp ibrsr lana
mtertSen 3rantbrit eisbeselsnie erwisien
uno dutn, bic ibr tas lsste Gbrenselettt
gun, @cttesader Saten uno ibrtr Seslsnru>
be i'm arba6tiaen 0stste 9sedhtsn, iss
bierinti unier auirihtiasr Dant ausss-
lprp6sn.
Ct. 9lcue. ben 81. Suli 1896.
5rani@tttenbursisn fen. u, Samtlte
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lutts bel ibtn, UNI ibr wereet ritts 81 let,
ben tdbsn.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
lakewood Items.

The friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Rebecca Green last Saturday
evening and gave her pleasant surprise.
Bennett Hall corporation was quite sue
cessful, under the circumstances, with
their dinner and supper given on Nov. sd.
A large number of patrons remained until
a. m. to receive the election returns
which came i'll over special wire.
Mrs. John w. Raglan held a delightful
quilting last Tuesday evening. Among
the numerous guests present was Doc
Wright, the photographer, who being
unable to handle the needle effectively,
made himself useful by taking fashlight
pictures of the various groups.
The Junior o. U. A. M. of this place
intends joining with Colora Council and
attending divine service at Mt. Pleasant
Sunday, Nov. 20. A special sermon will
be delivered by the pastor, Rev. Ernest
Greenfield. Juniors take notice.
S. P. Ryan & Son of Rising Sun are
moving the store of Mrs. M. c. Mullen
across the road to the site where the old
store stood and will erect on the place
vacated new storehouse.
A number Of us are busy preparing for
our four-years' cruise up the Bri(a)ny
River. E. H. Gosner is giving our craft a
new coat of paint. b.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Violating Game Laws.

James Webb, a Baltimorean, was ar
rested Saturday by deputy game warden
of Hartford county, on charge of having
rabbits in his possession contrary to the
game laws of the county. Webb had
been to North East and was on his way
home, when Joseph Thompson, the
deputy who arrested him, boarded the
train at Aberdeen and saw the rabbits
Webb protested that he did not kill the
rabbits, but purchased them at North
East He also claimed that he could not
be arrested for violating Hartford county
law when he was Oh a train passing
through the county. Justice Sultzel
released him on his recognizance for the
Hartford county authorities.
Charles J. Brown was given hearing
before Magistrate Groves Tuesday morn
ing charged with shooting ducks from {
boat on Elk river. The arrest was made
Saturday by Ducking Police Charles
Pryor. Brown was found guilty, and tool
an appeal to the Circuit Court, being re
leased on his own recognizance. Thu
law under which the arrest was made il
from the Laws of Maryland, Acts of 1894
Chapter $50, Section ].
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Wedding at ElktOn.

Miss Bertha B. McNeal, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ell. McNeal,
was married at z o'clock Wednes-
day evening to J. Newman Davis,
youngest son of Col. |. ID. Davis,
cashier of the Second National Bank
of Elkton, at thehome of the BRIDES
parents, in Elkton. The parlors
were prettily decorated with potted
plants and chrysanthemums. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. S. Mowbray, of the
Elkton M. E. Church. The bride
was attired in white organdie, over
white silk, and carried a beautiful
bunch of bride roses. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left
on an extended tour. They will
reside in Wilmington, Del, where
the groom is connected with the
Pusey & Jones Machine Company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Horse Thieves at Aberdeen.

Horse thieves visited Aberdeen
again last Monday night. Mr..
Chas. W. Baker, of the firm OF
Baker & Morgan, had his stable
entered Monday night by thieves
and pair Of horses were stolen,
also set of double harness and
single harness, three blankets and
a robe. Mr.. Samuel Preston, who
resides near Aldino, Hartford county,
was spending the evening with a
friend at Carson's, which is about
two and half miles from Aber-
deem. His horse was securely
fastened to the fence close to the
house. When he started to go
home in the early morning he dis
covered his horse, buggy, harness
and robe were gone. He immedi-
ately notified officer Thompson, of
Aberdeen. Thompson had started
on the track of the thieves before
Mr.. Baker had discovered his loss.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Mrs. E. T. Reynolds and daughter are

Mrs. E. T. Reynolds and daughter are
visiting the formers parents i'll Baltimore.
The School Commissioners have de-
cided to hold teachers institute at Elk
ton December 2, 3, and a.
Portions of our streets are being i'm
proved by the application of crushed stone,
the commissioners having purchased a
car load for that purpose.
DR.. c. M. Ellis of Elkton, is attending
the Semi annual meeting of the Medical
and Chirugical Faculty of Maryland, now
in session at Hagerstown.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the public sale of the Snedley property
which appears in this issue. The pro-
perty consists of six acres of land, two
dwellings, stable and a we'll equipped
butcher shop.
J. c, Hindman sold at 1nortgagee's sale
on last Wednesday the Rea property,
situated near Cecil Paper Mill, to Jonathan
Reynolds for $500. The property con-
sists of frame dwelling, store house and
stable and one-half acre of land.
George Shovel, co1ored, of Elkton,
was tried before magistrate Warner Satur-
day, charged with stealing watch from
Edward Turner on November S. He was
found guilty, compelled to return the
property and serve a sentence of six
months in the Elkton Jail.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Luna Rachel Tyson, daughter of
Samuel Tyson, of West Nottingham, and
J. Fred Mcclure of Phila., son of c. c.
Mcclure of Rising Sun. The ceremony
will be held at West Nottingham Presby-
terian church on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 25th, at eight O'Clock.
DR.. Thomas Ricketts,, eldest son of the
late Palmer c. Ricketts,, founder of the
Cecil Wig, and nephew of George
Ricketts,, died on election day at his rooms
in Dixon, Wyoming, from apoplexy, in
the forty fourth year of his age. He had
been out on fishing trip that morning,
but laid down at noon and when called
at five o'clock was suffering from an
apoplectic stroke from which he never
rallied.
The remains were brought to Elkton
Monday afternoon and inferred in the
family lot in the Elkton cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Worth Initiating.

Hopewell Lyceum organized on
the 9th inst. and will hold the next
meeting Friday evening, Nov. Is,
with the following program: Re
ferred questions, Katie Keech,
Helen Webster, Edna Coates,
Matte Bunting, Rachie Hudson
and Rebecca Keech; editress, Ella
Conoly; recitations, Ethel Webster,
James Keech, Anna Bunting and
Lizzie Hudson; select readings,
Sarah Rayne and Sarah Webster;
essay, David Cope; questions fol
debate, resolved, 'That the signs OF
the times indicate the future pros
perity of our Republic" Affirma-
tive, Thompson Hudson, James
Keech and Clarence Reburn; mega
tive, David Cope, Granville Coates
and Robert Mackey. Music by
Glee Club. Commence 7.30 p. m.
Rising Sun could organize just as
entertaining a literary, il.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13

There is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a con
stitutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney s
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case Il
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address,
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Cunning Accident.

Mrs. Spear, wife of Superintendent
Spear, of Providence Mills, was accidently
shot in the forehead while driving along
the road in the vicinity of Fair Hill on
Nov. 2. Mrs. Spear and daughter were
in all open spindle wagon coming up over
the brow Of a hill, when gunner shot al
rabbit crossing the road. So intent was
he on his game that he failed to see the
wagon. The lady was taken into c. l.
Brokaw's house where the flow of blood
was stopped and she was made comfort
able until able to go home. The woune
proved to be a slight one.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil
county was in session on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Present, Hon. David P. Davis,
Chief Judge; Hon. VIM. X. Reck-
efus and Hon. Charles E. Beatty,
Associate Judges,
Sundry claims against deceased
estates were examined and passed.
Bonds Approved.-Bond of Thos.
G. Bond, admr. of VIM. G. Baker;
bond of f. A. Fl. O'Brien, exr. of
Ellsworth S. Vandergrift; bond OF
Robt. G. Lewis, admr. of Harry B.
Lewis; bond of Mary L. Mitchell,
gdn. of I'll. Arthur and Robert L.
Mitchell; bond of VIM. D. Bye,
admr. of Frederick s. Lewis.
Accounts Passed.-First and final
account of VIM. d. Bye, admr. of
Albanus S. Hall and distribution
struck on same; first and final ac-
count of Geo. W. Clifford, admr. of
Ann G. Reights and distribution
struck on same; first and final ac-
count of Thos. Woolman, admr. c.
t. a. of Elijah Hester; first and final
account of VIM. Creswell, exr. of
John W. Creswell and distribution
struck on same; twelfth and final
account of VIM. 7. Brickley, gdn.
of Harvey G. Brown.
Court adjourned to meet in spec
ial SESSION on the 18th.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Church COnSecrated.

Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Elkton, was consecrated
last Tuesday morning with impress
sive ceremonies. The church was
destroyed by fire ON Sunday, Jan.
II, and the present edifice is similar
to the one destroyed. A new pipe
organ has been placed in the build
ing and the church is one of the
finest on the peninsula. The con-
secration sermon was preached by
Rev. James A. Mitchell, pastor OF
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church at Centerville, Md. Mr..
Mitchell is a son of the late Rev.
R. B. Mitchell, a former rector OF
the church. Bishop William f.
Adams, of the Diocese of Easton,
preached to a large congregation at
night.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-11-13
Election of Officers of the Agricultural
Society.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Cecil County Agri-
cultural Society was held in Elkton
Tuesday morning. The report
showed the association to be in a
fourishing condition. The board
of directors was reduced from
twelve to seven and the following
were elected: u. Porter Lusby,
Cecilton; John w. Harriott and
George S. Woolley, of Chesapeake
City; W. A. Mitchell and Manley
Drennen, of Elkton; S. J. Arbuckle
of Cherry Hill and Harry c. Nc
Dowell of Principle.
The board organized by electing
the present incumbent, George S.
Woolley, president; u. Porter
Lusby, vice president; John M.
Tucker, secretary, and John W.
Harriott, treasurer.