davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30

gDie ich dtptper geFrogt ben, % Der
6annes ifnn1er nod Der 8a6s ms
5aug mar, ipel, DO BOT er fidb 1f en-
Sfne6r falie gelnBt In bot mid dngs<
guft, als mann id) en- 8pbft mar. Do
ben t9 lin bann geIdgt, tper id i'm, unI
Dp bate Sc nor enobl fehn fDae, tpieI
er DO 10 1dhFt9e mar. pgo, fell frett
mid atptper, bot er geIagt, nbaB i9
10 en- CUTE sSreinD gefunne ben, neil 5ie
nemme I6ubr gut ae6r for E:ia.
Gnnihan lin sic mid Dus f4nloig,
bitq9s i'd ben Sbne bo9 adcb mancAes
quite geDa6n, fDie &c nod bet uns als
beiert WtGnt ss{hdfft ben. Mdnn tdl
gefpollt bdtt, bann bait idl Shne f4pn
Be erf6te Dag Feiern get0nnt, aipiper
i9 ben e 3u E gittes 9er3." SID Dat
10? ben i4 geIagt, r8n bifht 10 bod
Der allernlienite Seller, no ic1 in mel
ddnsas Gene geiebn ben 9a bfit ic9on
III Sic aIte apntrie en- Soff getDeie lin
ieBt tpalmit 0u DO FER TN tpiflit 8utes
bon 2eit easpsdte Iii biigIt fe nod
btIei6s tn5olte2 gei6s fDnlnl erdus. :
30 Zen id9 Deng8eDesipeiisr lei Ssrein0z
5haFt for mid genp6tiIt. gr bot Die
0ohr liffgsnadt, bot ban Seller bsi 6e
Galer qetddelt III 60t en- NIT Ell bic
ienDe es@lerfer an nts 5trttt gez
{6lmiiIe. SO, trds nlic1 fea diDtper
cut BOT fie6le mace! @eDssfpetier,
| hen i1 defdgt, bu Bit en- feiner Geri,
SD lpitl daa in mel gdn3es 2etpe Mi
nebr aeqe 6ein 8ier fide III mann 8
| aad) nids ts pie rt6gsller 5hlapp.
gg2ir ben no1 { iaRge .3eit bsifamn1e ga=
| fofIe uft trie ion ipat in nie Raht 6etnl
I'm qanee, bo ben id gefie9lt, als Ipann
is oie qdnse @elt tiiie t0nnt. sSd fen
aac, for ben Rieien Die 2i53ie ltffDedt
qsnoit, afptper i9 ben fein 5ut5ef
! de6att. SD 6en MID haa1l DAD IN bit
| Riapp oeleQt TN am dnnere Worgen
ipas tuerr Se bsnte, DO mare al oit
syrontlpinbsrIf gsf4nldId)t in BIZ
Sabl po ben iA gott gefunne, Die bot
/ oeiaqt ,,gubhei, gbil, mann Oil nib
oer enol na4 Shermennie ton1rnit
fahf all ms, en- quite DDS femme me-
einiae 3eit brdud9a Cannes" GeAr
ge Ben @sg is a5 MID ganga. Iptne1
fffeit hot's miel fod3, Dab Der 8ants
iositar 10 5u mid 9eftode hot, fDarrn q
| Qaa nit qleihe, ba8 lnip Der S2an'te;
/ nlit en- Dds foalpsgyt BOT.
@pgtit tta ctgfIeiiDs
SHINE SSyh-n lieiner
B6i.ipp SaReramp er.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
aIaas 9arr.

Giner Der beriibmteiten S9oFnarrea
QIfer ,3eiten mar Glau5 pon 9dnItet in
MeiBen, audi tnr8tpeg Gtciis 9arr gez
nannt. gr biente in Den eeSabrsn 1886
big 1882 bier 8urfiirften pon Sa4ien
unn benz Gr5biI4of Grnit BON MQgoez
burg als luitiger 4ath, uno es ffnp pptt
i'm, niele bunbert tpiBige @iafdae uno
ShmGnfe bur6 2egenbe p0er &c
ffintli1e lleberlieFerung Der 9fannelt
erbalten geblieban. 66aft originea tit /
Die Gr8l1lung Der gpiioDe, ipie alaus
ua0 fem Salient pom Gurfiriten @rnI!
,,entoedt" pur6e. DIS ndniltdp rcr
aurfiirit emit nit pielen 8Feroen uno
@agen Durn bas 9orf &anitet reiite,
pdGte pieReugierbe befonDers itarf ben
drmen 8dniejungen 8taus, Der fol6'
einen Mufluuf uno Rumor in ben till
len Ssluren nod fliumer geIe6en. glur
baiorgte er, paB, penn er II oAnt g8st=
teres fortiieFe, 9iebe Die 8elegenbeit
benuBen piiroen, Die ieiner 9bbut
iiberaebenen 8GnIe su fteblen. 8d fam
Ieinem tlugen &opf ein rettenOer Sc
oanfe: gr itedte Die iungen @dnfe nit
ben a0pfen nebeneiranDer unter ieiTlen
@iiirtel unD ndbm Die dlten inter Den
9(rm. 60 ansgeriiitet, traf er an Der
5telle Der QanbitraBe Elm, no eben Der
ftdttli6e 3ug angsluHgt mar. Dem
Rurfiriten fiel fpgleie1 Der feltiame
Rau5 auf uno propfsttid3en 8lides be-
merfte er 3ll feiner llmgebung. Dob bier
elm e3tes, urfpriingIiebes Sulent gum
5ofndrren gu erfaufen fei. Der Sur
fiirIt lieB oes6alb ben Batter alaus rlt@
fen uno fragte i'm, nb CT 8lfrieben pGz
re, tpenn er 1einen Sp6n nit an ben
5of nd6me. Ser Batter antnortete:
yGe1r germ, gilGDiser 5err, id1 tpiirbe
baDur3 zines groBen 9erpr1iIes entz
bobsn, benn Der Surge iit mir nihts
niiBe; in meinen 9aule madter ni1ts
ais lnrlihe unb Dur1 feline 8piIen
tpieaelt ct bQs gan8e 9orf anf. 9ars
aufbin naBm Der GurFiirit DEN bo69er=
freuten SLAMS jun. 3u iieb, f9enfte BEN
9auern fir bic 9dn1e, ipeldAe Der I'M
Ieine 0ut aII5li beforgte Sirte natiirii1
anter feinem giirtsl erfpiirgt bate.
apanSig @ul0en nnp naGte Dem 8dz
fer alaus fir bia tpertbbplle 4eqiliii<
tion np9 Elm beionneres GnaOengee
iAenf. Der Gurfiirit battle aber IN
3ufunft, ebenfo tpenig fpie 1ein Rade
| folger, bie unter 10 feltIdmen llnitGnz
ben getroffene Mahl 5l bereuen, Denn
Rlaus leiitete Dem 5errI3erbauie unb
Sem @dterldnoe biel griprieBlihes
burn feline lner1hrpdene Wabrbeitss
Liebg unD beipnbers feii1en dBenoen
Gp0ti, nit Dem er 9euchIer mo
| S1mdrpber erbdrmungslp5 iihergoB.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
@loSer ssberssaubcm.

@ie oberglGubiI9 npd3 am gnDe bes
10. S1br6unberts biele 2eute, beIons
Sers auf benl 2drbe iinb, beiueiIen bic
beiben fnlgen0en, aus 5tpiitringen
(8rets 9iep6oI3) genlelDeten 5dlle, Die
bu1itdbli6 tpdbr Iinb. 9tuf einem
8duernbpFe BET 5tpiitringet mar cine
Rub an Golit ertrdnft. @etpDbnlt1
pflegt man in iolhen 5dlen ben
Sbierdr3t berbei3ubDlen unD Der
Bauer tpDllte Dies aud tbun. Q6erl
bic 8duertn, cine febr energiihe SSralt,
mar Domit Dur4dus ni9t eirtoeritdnz.
ben. y0iiiIe 8eerl" 10 iugte lie mail
be Safe 6los nod ihlimmer, i'd meet,
nat oafDr 6elpt, nj tpi[lt be Sob cen
gogge SSrof4) int MluL Itdten." 6ez
iaQt, qettdn. Der Bauer nliBte fhnel
gum naben 5eicn laHfer unp fam oenn
aud 6alo nit eiuem artiehnlth ptdell
sSroidegenpldr 3uriid. 3tpei Mtdnner
riiIen nun bsr stub Das Mtdlti auf.
p16renn Die sSralt ben 5dppelnDen
BrpId NIT fejtem Gjriff in ben 9al2
6es unruhig bin 1lap 6erIpringen0en
S6ieres 6inabIdob. Qtber Dem glattz
leibiqsn 5FrpTc)e i1ien Der Nlifentbdtt
allf Der Gu68unge ni6t fe6r 8I be6az
qen, Denn nit ettlent ttlutbiger NnlultF
entiprQng er benz puntlen 8ema4 un0
hiipffe eiIigit isirsm GeiAe fpieoer gu.
8epDr Qber Der gedngItigte 8elpDAner
pes @afers fein ihIsenbes 4ipl sr@
reihen fDnnts, bate i6rl. Die rd9enDe
Sanb Der 8iirnenoen 9dusfrdu ergriFs
fen uno fhDb i'm Der Sub 5itns 5tpeiz
ten Mfdl ms Maul. Die heiben Mtdrz
ner bielten Damn Der Sub 10 Eange Da&
Meaul 3u, Bis lie ben 5roi6 1tnnnters
qeTnludt bate. 8alb nu9bec tpurhe
bic Sub ipieper ge1unD! SS1 et.
mem anpern 5auie mar elm ainO on
Sip6theritis erfrantt utD nan tpoutt
aud bier 3ltsrIt ben 9lr3t 6olen. @bel
Die dlte 8roBmutter I'm 9dltie, DIX
aud pDn Der eben eripd6nten sTrplh:
! fur Dernommen bate, Iagts: r8aof
! D5r Be Sob gopt ts, is goot pDr oat
| Si1b. ftdt EN- Of MANN 8ogse inn
! 6Gls." llnp tpirtlih, man that es
| Wtun holte einert 6roIa uno belt I9r
cine 3eit fang in ban 9als pes atnbes
/ Dam nabm man ifa ipie6er berans
/ unb - pas 9inn <puroe ebenfals &C.
IunDl 9latiirli9 bate Der Sroid
,idmmtlide gQ3ilen auf9efreHen" I'M
/ Damit mar feline 9eilfraft ertpteieni
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
81. Snn,es mefra,tratlt.

gts6mt bas bette 9leilh. aebt's oen
beIten Sod in 5iour SAILS un0 ieruirt
es i'm beItea &eitaIrart in 5iOur 6als,
un0 eS6r abmt bos Ct. Sames ReItnu
rant noc). eSn aIeu 9inaen 1T bieies
ReIfauont uniibsrtroHen in Der Stnn'
uuo bod bere6net Der @teenthiimer nul
Is Gents fir nie Mohl5eit. es lei 6enn
baS man etluas 8eIonoeres. nidlt all
tiqli6es, teitelIte. gser Die 96nisin.
Gtaot beju6t uno eineu re6tldaffenel
Sunqer nit 8ebagen fIr's 9ortemouai,
ioupbl ala fir nen @aumen nn0 Wa9er
itilieu min. beIude bas
Ct. S a mes 81 @e itanrant.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
eiae a.esslparsiae eelaenreee.

9Or 6unoert sSa6ren, in Der Mitta9s=
ltunoe oes is. 9iopember 1897. tuuroen
Die bore 9erlins gei1loheu, oeun chen
lpar 90nig 6rieorid 9silbelm Ii. geftor=
Zen mo Die 0uloi9llug fir Den neuea
NtpnarDen ioilte i0fort iiattfiroen. Die
mertmiirDigite aller 2ei6enreoen. tuel=
die Qnf SSrieori1 @ilbelm Ii, seBalten
luoroea iino, 1ictt ipobl, ipie @raF gen=
del BON 9onnersnard III ieinelt oSrin=
nerunaen" erSdbit. Der Gberlt eilles
SiiraIlier- &egiments. Gr iprod) alin
su Den Soloaten: ySeine MiaieItat
SSrieOrib @ilDeim IL. ha6en 9eruhet sll
iterben. asir lper0en alio nun Dem
neuen G0nig i1mbren gsie er beiBen
miro, ob 6rieOrih g8ilbelll Ooer SSrieO=
rib, oas tam man 10 eigentlid rint
pillen; Das thut uu1 uid9ts sur SADIE.
QBas lit Da an0ers su fagell, ais;
anOere &egierung, annere, afontlrliil9.
Serr 8eri6tsi9reiber. leien Sic Den Gio
port
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
sanelen,s s.rniea salpe.

Die bette 5aibe fiir 5dntttluunoen.
Guetidungen, @eiduiire, 5al5TlnB,
5Sroitbeulen uno aQe pautnusidIdsc.9
tirt 6dmorrhpioen. peer feline 8eSa9
lung. Sefrieoigung aaroniirt. 25c pei
8pr. 8ei Steenien a. goln.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30

GeIbHfhGBmng. 9imter:
r9ab Der MusOrnd ,Dummtopf+ Iei@
tens beg Mngetlagten gefalen tit. Ife9t
nab ben @usiageit Der 3eueen FeIt.
nidt aber, dlif men er fi1 be5pgen bat.
alGger (erregt eiilfaLlenDl: sMuf
tpen Tollte er ii9 Denn beS0gen baben.
als uuf mid 81
8erf9nappE @uit: n8elIz
ner, mas lit benn bas2 SD firbe bier
in meinenl &aIbsbraten cine rid1tige
Rabenpfote. GeIlner: .9lcb. entfdul=
bioen sic aur, ba babsn sic aus
8erIsbsn iebenfallg 9aienbraten Be-
fonmels.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
8ogt:n5cs
gson q. gl @e,B.

SSon 8. ". 2SeiB.
Die @ieTen fa6l. Der 9tnmet gran,
Sin feines Hegenitret9en,
9a3piihen pebt Der MinD fo raua,
llno trGg Die 5tunOen idleiden.
4m 6ort5bnt Elm triiber 3ng,
Sin ldnggerebnter 5treifenr
9as lit Der 8rd6en Dunfler slug !
gs min an's S9er5 Dir greifen.
Gemu4, gsmaa! Dem @inter 81
gebt branBen dies 2eben,
lInp gleirbes Cos uno gleiche stub
@irD Dir aud bdlo gegebeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
aeine eal,peine. 6 eDolera n.ebr.

$. 6. Gurter uerfauit zine Migtur,
Die ais 8orbeugungsz unh Seilnittel
osaen Gdiusine Ghplera sarantirt lit
8enn eriplglOs, iuiro oas @eIO Suriid
etItattet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
snicIfartcm.

aoaft eas 9siss zie Gear &.pios Route H;t1
urdoisen Sartei ertra EHalit1t UNI teln pnit Siir
Seriaai Ser allen eLgtTfeu cer 9. 9 Y " Sap5
sa Is Sc ts per &ldtt si1ei 8ad sis p Gems; e'e
sefi pner @sunen EFoes IRo hie aarten retoeI Glp
t''i'' s 0''s' l1.S' i. @suytua. g. s. &S.A
Gear Sapies. 3a
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
Der Mstb naat Oft erit stipos

Der 3eib macht Dft erit etiDas
aus Dir.
Gr fenHt lid aus.
ssSilnger gbemann (ftplSl: SO babe es
mir sur Nprm gemdat. neiner sSrau
9llles an Iugen. mas mir begsgnet
bitter graftitus. ,9as min npn gar
nidats beiBen! sd iuge meinfr Srau
Tpgar Dinge, bic nfemals peraefnnls
men iinb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
NcSt. 9satcm fir 9SeiDnad,tett itao
steniaIir.

9lqe Neenteu Der Sma5a 2s0bn lpsroen "
.dets III ben lblih rebuiigteit 3atell psltaItteH
anl "a, %. uno 81 GeS. 97 uno am san,
'98, nam GnntteM iltuer3atb eiiier 2lltani
non 200 gfeileu. Sidet5 gut I'M 8ildTa9rl
bis 4. Sanuor.
Is. g. 9tortou agent.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
emiffsfarten.

gssnn Snr sins 3eiie adl grr "a nedle7 iupllt,
Sanu tgii e. fcl fir End, lehneiI, bel DEN nntcr:
! itlneten errSHiprcdaer. SdhTblucts sum Seftanl
iiher ;reeno cine SdRnjerlinie
VI 5. &itdler, slseRt y. 6. y. & y. Sdls.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-12-30
@idD0rO gd)nliOt,
Gijent1Hnter ber
Observation-Disclosures
sea, .. Gns.

gttle Geuiiben oon Sea iino tlmoeqeno
limb freunblihit eriadt. ibrtn l;eoarf an
@tlenUodren un6 allen ioihen 2lrtifelu, bic
IN giienpanrenIdoen 9ebaitsn neroen. bel
nns Ill oedfer.
gSenit Sbs Breiie un6 8aaren peroleitbt,
rueroet Sbr fiHben, bn5 SIR bier ebenlo por=
tbeil6dft eintaufsn font. ipte nur irsenbno
ar0ers.
Sprecht por In6 iiber;sugt Sud
d. g obmibt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.

CnEsArEAKE CRY. oct II. 1897.
Mrs. NJ. v Wamsey has resigned us teacher
at the Bethel school, Miss Name Black was
appointed in her place.
Miss Saie Burwick left town this week for
the Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, where
she will take "A course as Il trained nurse.
Presiding Elder l.. L. Barrett will preach
in the NJ. f. Church, Sunday evening, Oct
l7th, at 7,30 O'clock
The long bridge is expected to be COM
pleted by Saturday, providing the weather
stays good.
Mrs. John Wright is visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Susie Parker, of Mddletown, was the
guest of Miss Evelyn Kibier. last week. Miss
n. May Nansant and ID. X. Donaldson, of
Wilmington, have been visiting near town
William Jones has been the guest of his
daughters in Chestertown Miss Ella Boul-
den is spending few days in Newark DEL
Mrs George Bowen, of Delaware City, is
visiting Mrs. Martha Lesley.--Mrs. James
Scanlin and Harry Scanlin. OF Wilmington,
also MIR. Bowers, of Baltimore, have been the
guests OF Mrs. William BOrem. m.- Misses Katie
and Maggie Pensil have been visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore. Miss Alice Boulden is
visiting relatives near Earleville.-Mr. and
Mrs. E. o. Spear, Fred Egge, Henry Jones
went on the Gettysburg excursion on Sunday
last.
Edgar Ellison has given up his position in
Philadephia, and returned to his home near
town.
Cards have been received hero announcing
the marriage of Miss Pauline A. Piser and
MIR. Wilson Merritt on Thuraday, October IA.
reception will be held at the residence of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John piser, near
Warwick, on Saturday evening, Oct 18TH
The ladies of st. M0nca's Guild, will hold
an Evening Of Pictures in Franklin hall on
October 30th Ice cream, cake and the pic
lures will be for sale.
show will be given in +. Boulden's lot on
Saturday evening OF this week, and on Mon
day of next week large circus viii be held
back of the steam pump. Admission 25 cts,
children III cts, in The aIt"rIuDH.
new rector has been called by he vestry-
men Of the Church of Good Sheppard, and if
this call is accepted services will soon be held
again in the church. Until the rector does
arrive there will be no SUNDAY school.
We understand Mr.. Vii Foard has been
appointed constable in place Of the late Geo.
X. Carpenter.
DR.. Sharp, of Philadelphia. who has been
staying with Mrs. Richard Loveess. who has
been quite i'll, has returned horne.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
DEATHS OF A WEEK.
John B. Dunbar.

John Boulden Dunbar. bro h'r of William
and Morris Dunbar. of Elkton, died on
Sunday morning at an early hour at his home
IN Wilmington. Del, after a lingering illness
from cancer of the throat He was 60 years
OF age and Il son of the late Justus Dunbar.
well-known citizen of Elkton The de-
ceased spent the early part of his life here
aud learned the tailoring trade with the late
Willis Rutter who conducted business in the
building on Main street now occupied by
Mrs. Caroline Hall. At the time of his death
he was engaged in tailoring in Wilmington,
on west Seventh street. in partnership with
his son Howard Dunbar the firm name being
John B. Dunbar Il Son. He served with
bravery as II Union soldier during the late
war and reached the rank of lieutenant. He
was in the battle of Antletam. where he re-
ceived serious wound in the leg, from which
he never fully recovered. He was man of
sociabe and kind disposition, and both here
and in Wilmington was highly esteemed bv
large circles of friends. His brother Amos
Dunbar was killed at the battle of Antietam
His wife, who survives him with three sons.
was formerly Miss Sarah Basktter, half sister
of Mr.. George Turner. of Elkton. His sons
are Howard. John and George Dunbar, all
of whom reside in Wilmington. Mr.. Dunbar
leaves two brothers William d. and Morris
Dunbar, of Elkton; one haf-brother George
II. Ash, OF Wilmington, and two half-sisters
Mrs. William j. Smith, of Elkton, and Mrs.
Harriet Weaver, widow of Cecil Weaver. of
| Wilmington. The funeral services took place
on Tuesday at noon from his late home in
Wilmington, after which the remains were
brought to Elktou on the train reaching here
at 31S o'clock. Services we're continued
here at the home Of his brother William ID.
Dunbar on North street, where many gathered
to pay their last respects to his memory. The
interment was made in the family lot in the
Elkton Cemetery. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. l.. S. Murray, of Will
ming:on, and the Rev. A. S. Mowbray, o,
Elkton. A delegation from the c. A. r. Pest.
of which he was Il member in Wilmington
attended the funeral. The rasket was covered
with handsome floral tributes, and over
which the Post draped an American flag.
The pail bearers We're John L. Bennett. ID.
l.. Sloan. Henry A. Wright. John Gilpin,
Henry Gilpin and Grayson l.. Bennett, OF
ElktOn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
CALVE.,T NEWS.
CALVERT. Oct. Is. 1897.

CALVERT, Oct. Is, 1897.
The meeting held in the Friends school
house, at Calvert, on Friday evening, last
week, under the auspieces of the W. G. II. U.,
drew Il large audien ,e and the exercises were
abounding in interest. The exercises were
opened by the choir singing "Stand up for
Jesus" Ada Pyle oreanist. Mary H. Way Of
Oxford, conducted the devotional exercises:
Emma Swayne read an essay entitled RE
FORM" Mrs. Reisler read report Of the pro-
ceedinrs Of the State convection, she being
the delegate from Calvert; Mary Kirk recited
The Silver Cup;' Howard Preston read an
essay on the question Should the sale OF
Intoxicating drinks he prohibited during MI
State and National holidays ?" Mrs. Way
gave an address on Christian Citizenship.
The meeting concluded with singing by
chorus composed Of. Matte and Bessie Allen,
Lorraine Fasstt, Mary Kirk, Arvilla and Ada
Pyle. James Allen, John b. and Alfred Fas-
slit, Rutherford Pyle and Harvey and Edward
Kirk.
Miss Carrie NJ Weller, OF Stewartstown, is
visiting Mrs. II. l.. Foster.
Mrs. John Rial, of Chanceford, York
county, Pa, is the guest OF relatives here.
This is her first visit to Calvert for twenty-nine
years.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pyle and Miss Sophia
Pyle are visiting their brother, Benjamin
Pyle, in Virginia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. Oct. IL 1897

NORTH EAST. Oct. 10, 1897.
MISS Cynthia Ryan, of Newark, Del, is
visiting Mrs. John Murphy
Rev. Giles b. Cooke, is attending the Mis-
sionary Council of the p. T.. Church, at
milwaukee,, Wisconsin. as one Of the delegates
Of the Diocese of EastOn
Frank Jackson. killed n white rail bird ON
the marsh on Saturday which was quite a
novelty In this community. He will have it
stuffed.
There have been several candidates bere this
week on the lookout for the doubtful voter
The report that an Italian water carrier
was accidentally killed by falling from the
trestle on the P. W. & b. r. h. is incorrect
1t having gone the rounds of several city
papers before being published in the WHln 4
North East Column
Micheal James, who was sentenced to five
years in the Maryland Penitentiary for forg-
cry was pardoned by Governor Lowndes on
October 4, came h me on Saturday and re-
ceived cordial welcome from his many
friends.
The NJ. +. Sunday school will hold an
oyster supper Friday and Saturday evenings
October % and 23 and being for the benefit of
the school should be well patronzed. Both the
Principle and North East Bands will be pres
ent.
The first of the monthly meetings of the
Epworth League was held on Wednesday
evening of last week and was well attended,
ReV. III. A. Il. Westerleld. OF Chesapeake
City was the principal speaker.
While we are always ready to correct any
misstatements we make we arc led to resent
the statement of the North East corres-.
pondent OF the Appeal and will say that when
he charges us with having his school children
loafng aronnd our place of business he states
an untruth and when he advises US to go to
him for news of the school we would say we
do not have to 80 to the Appeal correspondent
for news, and often enjoying rest we would
say we can be found at the old stand.
There is large number of trash ducks in
the river and the good one will soon come
and our gunners are eagerly waiting for the
season to commence.
On the arrival of his goods Mr. C. W. Sim
pers will open It store in the building recently
occupied by j. Il. Anderson. II is reported
that Mr.. Anderson will return here and have
charge of the store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
A THEATRE NOW.
ELKTON'S MODERN OPERA HOUSE
SOON TO BE RE-OPENED.
The Grace Orchestra, of Wilmington, to
Be the First Attraction on Oct. II.

When the improved and modernized Ekton
Opera House throws open its doors to the
local public on Wednesday evening, October
27, upon the occasion of the appearance of
the Grace Orchestra and sooiss here that
evening, the people Of EIkton and the county
will have reason to he pleased with the
theatre Elkton can then boast Of During
the past three months skilled force of scenic
artists, decorators and art-ans have worked
a wonderful change in the interior of the
main auditorium and hallway, and every
where is now seen artistic and bright effects
in decoration and pleasing arrangements in
stage setting, seating and general evirOn-
ment. The changes executed under the per
sonal direction of Mr. l.. J. Lopresti. a scenic
artist Of Philadelphia, have aimed to com
bine beauty and comfort thus while the
scheme of decoration makes very pleasing
and effective feature.
The new stage measures in width 40 feet
and is 20 feet deep. while the front opening
has been made q feet wide a feet wider than
the old one) and II feet high, for which a
new solid arch was built of artistic shaI G.
dispensing with the old awkwardooking
affair.
Mr.. Lopresti, who is a designer and artist
of ability has selected the early Renaissun %
as the motive Of his decoration and by n
happy combination OF bright, soft tints has
succeeded in making the total effect Of color
In the hall rich and pleasing. Individual
and approved rattan seat chairs with high
conforming backs have been placed in. and
the seating OF the audiences will now be
iirst-class. The general effect of the decora-
tions OF the walls, ceiling balcony and stage
front is novel and pleasing, and the opening
night, Wednesday, October 81, will be an
event OF no little interest here. When the
Grace Orchestra appears here upon that oc-
casion it will number twenty pieces and will
render II musical program varied and popu-
lar. Male and female sooists will appear
with tho orchestra, and this musical treat
will u the most worthy ever heard in
Elkton. An admission of 80 cents vii! admit
patrons to all parts Of the house and seats
can now be reserved at Wells Drug Store,
Main street. The Grace Orchestra is popu
larly known in Elkton as an organization Of
signal worth and will draw out a large and
apprcciatiye audience.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-16
Resolutions of Respect.

ELKToN. MD October 8, 1897.
Resolutions upon the death Of Brother
Charles c. Crothers, of National Lodge, No
81, /. o. o. F., of Elktou, Nd.
WHEREAS, That in the wise providence OF
our heavenly Father He has seen fit to sever
another link in our chain of odd Fellowship
by removing from among u.s. our beloved,
Charles Carroll Crothers.
We deeply mourn the loss to our Lodge Of
our Il parted brother, who always took Il
deep interest in our welfare and the princi-
pies Of our beloved Order, Friendship, Love
and Truth, which was SO fully cxempined in
his daily life and whose many generous acts
will serve to keep green his memory
That in the death Of our Brother our Lodge
has lost n faithful and true Odd Fellow.
Therefore be it Resolved That the Charter
OF our Lodge be drapcd in mourning for Il
period OF thirty days; u copy Of these resolu-
tons be spread upon the minutes. sent to the
family OF our deceased brother and be pub
lished in the county newspapers
j. Ii. TERRELL,
FRED G. LUDWIG,
RICKETTS, NELSON.
COnuittee