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The BANNER Job Printing Office claims to do a supe
Tor grade of work. That its stronghold. The Office has
turned out book work that has brought forth compliment
tary words from of VermontS most prominent c-
And for this class of work its facilities be
surpassed by any printing Office in Vermont.
Equal care is bestowed upon smaller jobs,-upon the
smallest Whether the order calls for business card or
pamphlet book job satisfaction yours the work is
done at the BANNER Office.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-09-05

Watts--I saw your friend Abbott this
morning.
Potts-Abbott: Who told you he was
my friend. haven't bit of use for him.
watts--Oh, you haven't? Then Of course
he isn't your fricnd.-Indianapoli Jour
,al
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come from au Insurance ana DriInancy OF
surroundings, and knock for admittancc,
and il is found that Christ as not with us,
the police of heaven will beat us back from
the brcndhousc, saying: Depart. ncvSr
knew you.
Christ Famine.
II Jacobs sons, coming toward Egypt,
had lost everything on the way; IL they
had expended their last shckcl; If they had
come up utterly exhausted to the corncribs
of Egypt and it had been found that Ben
jamin was with them, all the storchouscs
would have swung open before them. And
so, though 10y fatal casualty we may DO
ushcrcd into the eternal world, though we
may be weak ard exhausted by protractcd
sickncss-if In that last moment we can
only just stagrer and faint and fall into
the gate of hcaycn-it seems that all the
corncribs Of heaven will open for our need
and all the palaces will open for our rcccp-
ton, and the Lord Of that place, seated ut
his table, and all the angels Of God, seated
at their table, and the martyrs seated at
their table, and all our gloriiied kindred,
seated at our table, the King shall pass "a
portion from his table To ours, and then,
white we think of the fact that II was
JtHhN Nhb sAsssAta h1 WI tAiN ANbNf oAANa
Jesus who kept us ON the way, and Jesus
who ut last gained admittance for our
soul, we shall lie glad if he has seen Of the
travail of his soul and been satisfied, and
not he ut all jealous If it be found that our
divine Benjamin s mess is five times lar
ger than all the rest. Hail, anointcd of the
Lord! Thou art worthy!
My friends, You see il is either Christ or
famine. II there We're two banqucts spread,
and to one of them only you might go, you
IN ight stand and think for n good while rs
to which invitation you had better accept;
but here il is fcasting or starvation. II
there were two mansions offered and you
might have only one, you might think for
a long while. saying, Perhaps / had bet
ter accept this gift, and perhaps had bet
ter accept that gift" But here il is a
choice between palaces of light and novels
Of despair. II il were choice between
oratorios, you might say. II prefer The
Creation, y" or, Il prefer The Messiah. y
But here 1t is "a choice between eternal
harmony and everlasting discord. Oh, will
you live or die: Will you sail into the
harbor OF drive on the rocks? Will you
start for the Egyptian corncrib or will you
perish amid bc empty barns Of the Ca
naanitish famine:
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

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Steady employment guaranteed. Send
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Daily. except Sunday.
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Steamer connections between Pier / Light
ST., Wharf. Baltimore. and the railway
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Ladies' make big wages making gcntlemen's
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) Daily except Sunday.
SATURDAY TRAINS.

Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
Daily except Sunday.
SATURDAY TRAINS.
East bound: Leave Baltimore 6. 80 a. M.
Salisbury ll.3s. arrive Ocean City 1890.
Evening train leaves Baltimore p. M,
Salisbury Go, arrives Ocean City 30.
Local train leaves Claiborne 5.25 y. M.
Salisbury 7.32. arrives Ocean City $40.
West Bound: Ocean City 6.4s Il. M.
Salisbury 7.l6 arrives in Baltimore |. p. m.
Afternoon train leaves Ocean l.2O. Sails
bury l.59, arrives in Baltimore $40.
SUNDAY TRAINS
East Bound: Leaves Baltimore n. M,
Salisbury II .46 arrive Ocean City 1880.
Local train leaves Claiborne 6.55, Salisbury
9.l2, arrives Ocean City lO.l5.
West Bound: Local Express leaves Ocean
City $50, Salisbury $50. arrives Baltimore
iO45. Ocean City Special. leaves Ocean
City SIS, Salisbury col, arrives Baltimore
1915.
WILLARD THOMPSON, Gen1 Manager.
4 j. BENJAMIN. Div. Freight and Pass.
Agt. Salisbury. Md.
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come from aiI Insurance ana DrIInancy OF
surroundings, and knock for admittancc,
and il is found that Christ as not with us,
the police of heaven will beat us back from
the brcadhousc, saying: Depart. ncvSr
knew YOU "
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4 foul bros;h ia
one of the greatest
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An affection not
only to themselves,
but TO those with
whom they come in
contact. A foul
breath is a dreadful
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demonstration of at
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LU NJ B E r.

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

The United States senate has cooieu
down perceptibly in the matter OF CUBAN
belligerency. Senator HOar's vigorous
speeches and his searching inquiries for
facts, which provoked tart replies from
Senator Sherman, Of the foreign reia-
tions committee, served to put that COM
mittee on the defensive. Mr.. Sherman
tried to explain the committees attitude
in favor of recognizing belligerency by
saving that Senator Lodge had got some
information from Secretary Olney Whlch
could not be made public. Mr. Lodge
added that this confidential information
came from the state department, but not
from Secretary Olney. This remarkable
state of affairs was severely criticised oy
Messrs. Hoar and WOlcOtt. Thus the
senate virtually recedes from its warllke
position. This paper has claimed from
the beginning that we should remain
neutral on the Cuban question, as 1
would violate international law to d'
otherwise, and it appears that even tn
great minds in the senate have beel
reading up little and have ascertalne'
that it will not do to interfere, henc
have virtually rescinded their resolution
favoring recognizing belligerency.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
# will require 44S votes to nominate a

1t will require 44S votes to nominate a
president at the st. Louis convention.
One hundred and sixty-two delegates
have up to the present time been instruct
ed to cast their votes for Mckinley, but
twelve of that number have since been
withdrawn and instructed to vote for
Reed. This gives Mckinley one hundred
and fifty. Sixty-four have been in
structed for Morton, seventy-two for
Reed, thirty-eight for Allison, Quay
twenty-six, CullOm ten, contested thirty
six. Therefore, out of the 800 delegates
selected, 21O are against him. In 1876
it was supposed that ]. G. Blaine would
be nominated on the first ballot. He did
come within four votes of receiving it,
but still on the next ballot was defeated
The chances for Mckinley to go down il
the same way would not be surprise Il
the conservative politicians.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
WASHINGTON LETTER.

A weekly Budget of Interesting news
from the Capital.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Col. warren
s. Reese, who is cOntesting the seat OF
Senator Morgan, of Ala. ,and who Is cred
tied with being the father of the Allen
resolution providing for an Investigation
Of that election, which was recently faV-
orably reported to the senate, is IN
Washington. He says Of his contest
"It is the basis to show that Alabama Is
deprived Of republican form OF govern
ment. Over 10000 white citizens OF the
state have set forth the facts in a pc
tition, showing that the government OF
the state, as well as the United STATES
senator elected by legislature OF 1898
1894. was not chosen bya majority OF
the legal voters of the state. 1t Is one
of the most remarkable conditions ever
known in the history of this government
when 10000 voters by fraud and other
dishonest practices defeated 22O,OW vo'
ters. Those who are wailing and tearing
their garments to have liberty vouchsafec
to bleeding and down-trodden Cuoa neec
to do little missionary work in behall
of liberty a little nearer home as well as II
strike blow for freedom for that unhapp!
and long-suffering band of patriots"
Senator Sherman must have chuckle'
when the senators who showed a dispo
sition to keep up the talk on Cuban res
olutions indefinitely in order to preven
a vote suggested to him their willingness
to support a motion to send the resC
lutions back to conference. Of course n
promptly accepted the suggestion, mao
the motion and the resolutions went bac
TO conference. Senator Sherman Is tc
experienced a parliamentarian not
have recognized the victory thus Wo
over the INSTRUCTORS. He knew that I'll
conference committee had only to repol
y in favor of the original senate resolution
. and the house to accept that repo
II to close the incident without giving II
. senators who had been talking again
II II the resolutions any further chance
" them. And after all the difference b
10 tween the house resolutions and the sci
y ate resolutions consists mostly of phr
y seOlogy.
'e Speaker Reeds supporters are begl
III ming to display much activity in pus
u u ing his claims for the presidential MOI
~ nation, and they are predicting that
40 will shortly demonstrate an amount
lo strength that will be surprising to sol
'n people. As a rule the speakers frien
eu seem to think the nomination will 1
u be settled until number of ballots
'ii taken by the convention, and they
counting upon his staying powers to w
Gov. McKinley's supporters express cC
fidence that he will win inside OF tn
n' ballots, while the friends of each OF
Ies other candidates hope for deadlock
Gu tween Reed and Mckinley to give tn
'ut man a chance to win. 1t is gettl
on very interesting.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

The bill to impose a penalty upon
women wearing high hats to Obstruct tne
vision at theaters has passed the lower
house. The poor woman Will now Oe
compelled to wear an old fashioned
night cap or go bareheaded to places OIL
amusement.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
A Grand Opportunity
to have an exquisite figure and learn what perfectly ng
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Miss AlcOtt,

the expert filter of Her Maess Corset commences one
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without doubt the exquisite figure aid long graceful waist
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set ever produced. -
We desire it to be distinctly understood that LADIES Will
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unless they desire Engagements for fittings can De aue
with Miss Alcott by mail or telegraph We keep com
plete assortment of Her Majestys Corsets in all quates
also in high and low bust and extra long waist
We also have on exhibition line Of Her MaJestys Cor-
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Won1e

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Hoods Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the above to raise
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those intensely trying periods which
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

Ex-Mayor Wickens, of LOrain, wants
to enter the council chamber as a mem
her of the body. The ex-mayor found a
rouUh sea while he swung the gavel, but
still appears to desire to re-enter public
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
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Nervous

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
Invited, But did not Accept.

A short time since E. S. Trip, OF this
place. received an invitation to attend a
state convention of anti-secrets held in
Columbus, 0. He penned reply, which
later appeared in the CynOsure, an antise-
cret society journal published in Chicago
and part of this letter isreprOduced:
'Gf my father had not been a seeding
Mason in Genesee county, N. Y, when
VIM. Morgan was murdered, which l re-
member very well, might be able to at
tend the convention. When man re-
nouuces Masonry he and his family are
never forgotten. l am heartily in SYM
pathy with your movement, and hope
this convention will be the beginning Of
the end of secretism in Ohio.
"The pastor of the Methodist churcl
here is Mason. The presiding elder o
the district just took his thirty-third de
gree in Masonry. Congregational minis
ters in this region are none of them Ma
y sons and are generally well informed q
. to the evils of the lodge, but neve
heard them say a word about 1t in thepu
lit. Why do we never see word
ticism Of the lodge in our great dailC
'ekly papers, nor even in the Chri
,ssexcept in the CynOsure2 Eve
mist in the pictOrials ridicu
md everybody but the lOdg
astor here isan Odd Fello
very good man and ve
we have seventeen s
r little townof 2, 81
the other da
ms Of leadiI
ven into 4
?; did "
'odge !
did,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

Speaker Reeds friends were heard
from in Boston last week. Mr. heeu
will have a large following in the east
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
Are You One

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
WELLINGTON, O., APRIL l, 1885,
Congressional Convention.

,UHE REPUBLICANS of the 1tth 4t SOnGTiss cOnGTies,
sional district COMPOSED Oh MHrTo%, ShS and
RSchpand viii meet in delegate convention az az
ShgloS Il SiS96 & at clock, for the purpose OF nom
mating representative for congress- SeeS
ing presidential raeGsSent eleGsSr the fit dis
aIc arict IN the next national convention ana 10
ery come before the The pass as Os
in sad fTaction Of Gritty
os oyer cast for Governor Bushnell In lS9o as
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
Total

Tho raUSblican county executive committee
of each county to determine the time anu
manner of electing the delegates 70 r'' Saiu Uoh
vention. e.,. Chairman.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

Hoods pills are the best after.dinner
pills, assists digestion, prevents constl-
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

The republicans of Lorain county VIII ,ieHS in
at their usual places of holding eIeeSGGf in
aid comntv on Friday, April 10, at 7:3O stan
dd time and then aaS hSTs Gssn PcSGsss cSSn
elect delegates W w ha held in Shelby o., ON
NsSnesday SGnysGSSoth the 18th day Of April 1896 at
oclocE p m standard time the IGrpGISe U1
a'date onis 70 represent the 14th congressional
district the Of Gs nsd s sect
nolhlnaS1 osooataS and two alternate delegates to
r%o said lh district in the republican
national convention at 81. Louis said convep.
+dn for the several voting precincts In Lorair
be deeGs G for 6SHSsG sYds mot @
uIeu EVtU sttU cost for Asa S, Bushnell in Novem
Ser @ 1875, for governor Under this s. Ga Ws deli
ngton precinct No. Is entItlea " seI one
Penfeld, one; Rochester, one; Huntington
one. DprD Il THOMAS. Chmn,
tn GpISWOID Sec'y.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

Brother johnson, of the Reporter, has
n waterworks fight upon his hands.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01

Eight hours for q days work is the
text that the orators for the labor unions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

night and stole five ducks, one morse
blanket. and one counterpane' ana MS
friends say. stole the dog also. ~,,.-...
An adjourned session OF the |hcult
Court viii be held at the ChesteIncid
Courthouse to-day, Judge - A. nan
MIR Mr. T.. a. Nunnaly was somewhat i'm
p'SS creeant b. is. Howle has returned
from POwhatan Courthouse' H. ,.or,.
The doctors say the city IS III Il very
healthy condition at the p5s'nt ui ,eo,,
Master Henry Pattcson' VINO mas been
cutie sick, is ConNaIcsclnB -, ~. e.,
Usual church services were heid NJ the
churches last night. .,. Ola ~
There is some prospect Of the Ola DO
minicn Mills rcsuming Work in the near
future They are now getting pius 10 nave
the mills put in thorough repair.
The Jr. O. L. a. NJ. VIII nave IL 9"Heii,
ginning on the list instant, ana VIII ~
assisted by the European MlnslIels'
Mr.. Dan Mathews was apie 10 pc on
tho streets yesterday, aiteT pVih6 III "0u
SIR Nc io na 1G arrested and fined by the
NaNor Monday did not 1--we I'D bdcuhe-
vile Only employees of the Mdishal
Mills 1--we in those houses. ,.,-
Mrs *. A. Bowen, VINO mas Dech SIN
for several days. is improving. H.. ...,
There are ten persons an me CITY jan
at this time-nine cOlorcd anu enc Wnl'c'
Judge Thos. NJ. Miller, Oh fo%ha.t,9tii;
is I'M town. and reports deer plehtilul
i'm his county. He says Mr.. FORE mas
killed eight this season. ~,
Dr. Irving Smith who M one .liiie ullul
business I'm Manchester, WAS over 10 see
his friends ~ ,.,.i
Manchester Chapter. r. a. NJ VIII
meet tonight at Masonic Temple, >, Il.
Walker is High Priest and j. q. Rice
Secretary Of this chapter. ,.,.
Mr.. A. W. Fair left for Washington
yesterday TO see about getting a patent
on an invention Of his. o,.,.
Judge b. \. Hancock, OF the circuit
CcuIt Of Chesterfield county, was IN town
on Tuesday.
Mr. b. T. Pnson was on our streets
Tuesday shaking hands with MS many
Daughters of Liberty met last night at
Mrs. Willie Bradley. Of Crewe. va,
removed to the residence of her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Harding In this city, Tuesday
evening to spend the winter.
Mr.. Willie LipscOmb Will spend q Few
DAYS this week hunting in Chesterfield.
a hearsal of Among the Breakers
will be held at Boling's Han. in Ches-
tcrleld, next Friday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10


DY VIRTUE or a CERTAIN DEED
ID OF trust dated :Dth day OF August
ls ana dy Ies.TdeeS County IN sn Court SrfN Decd
Dool No. tgi default having been
made n the ntsS Of the se' to 's Do by
H. tenefciar,e as substituted trustee.
viii sell by auction. in the city Of Rich
mond. in front OF the city Hail. on
SATURDAY. THE ETH DAY OF DE-
GENDER. 1896.
AcItrS Srore or lcss) OF FARMING
LAND situated in the county on sSe Of ca nysEosi
.,etefo ou.,,.d ~ H. 4. Page. ST.. be
ginning on the Horn Sqssr5eT pd roaf on lines 1es
To Hatchor's Run on the SOUTH with a
dwelling house and two rooms-@'o acres
cleared and balance IN Won. ,,,,o,o,,, 90
nav a note OF 81 GsGs 50. with interest from
I'm September. 1872. and c9Sts.,,r
aoo substituted Trustee.