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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-11
GuLDENBERG
BRIuS.
9fr. % mnb 27, 2S.=&erin9tot,,Str.
2Sa6r9ettsfie6enoes Amseisem mnfer grfofs.
Gin gro6er Cin6au pon S6irt W0i(tS

9ie bcriibmten stamleD- nmb ssfp=
rcnce-0Saiffs fiir 6Oc. am Solar.
Offerte GIT. 1 - Oomen Saillen
aus feinsr 0ualitdt peroale, Mfabras.
id0ne Muiter. abnsbmbarer Grasen,
reguldrer prsis 59c. MOntas SOC.
Sfkrte Nr. 2 - 0amep Saillen
aus feiner !2atpn, frun5DIiT9er perca=
le, prd4tis beTeBt; resuldrer preis
89c. Mpntag Soc.
Sferte Nr. 3 - Damsn SaiGsn,
in tpeiben piques, feinlte percales etc.,
fpibes SOfe, gefdltelter Hudsn, regu=
lGrer prsis $1.OO. Montas 79c.
Sfferts Nr. 4 = Oamen 5aillen,
aus feinsr peiber pique unb inbiI9em
2innen, fdli9t gefdlteH uno 8s[ab,
reguldrer preis $1.5O. Mipntae CSC.
Gnprme gDertbe In spmmcr=aleib=
rDfem.
Mibe Pique aeibrDde, bon auaez
i9nitten, 6reiter Saum, $1.25 tpertb.
0tot%uS SOC.
8arnslep GraT6 aleiorDde, {dtpere
Aualitdt, breiter NSaum, &nDpfe an
Der RudIeite, tpertb $1.5O, fir 9Sc.
Hein finnsne @ralb &leiorDde, psr@
fdrtte Ndbte, e1tra tpeit, So tpertb,
fur. $1.29.
MeiBe pique rSunic" ateiDrDde,
mit @pibsn unh ginfdben, Sc perib,
fir !. $3.98.
Seine 8riGiantine &lsibrDde, S.
tpertb, fur . $2.98.
MuSlin= =ltntersen9.
Wfuslin Nsglig,eroben, gefdlstes
gots, ssfdltslter 8sIub, friibsrsr prsis
&c.; bsrabgelebt allf +. 39c.
Wfuslin giesligeero6sn, empire
Sucon, 6ober 9ais, nit Stidsreisn u.
@piben beIebt, friiberer preis $1.OO;
herabgeIebt auf. 69c.
Muslin &lsibrDde, @alsncienne=
GinfdBe lnD Spibsn 8eIab, friibsz
rer Prsis $1.O0; bsrabseTebt auf 79c.
Wauslm 0ansn unterboTen, Gamz
brio, bublTdumiger 3uffie, friibrer
Preis 40c.; berabselebt auf 23c.
Gannbric llntertaillsn, 8lpu|en=
sSrpnte, 800. tperth, fir 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-11
I Setunnoernna stuiirSise Gntfaitnf']
BON @aid)= 8lciberitpffcn.
Soc. peiHe Eiaue 15c.

Seiunnoernna spiirSise Gntfaltnn9
BON aid,=alciberitpffcn.
SOC. tueiRe Eiaue 15c.
185 Stide purbsn bapon lebte $50
he perfauft. Cine neue partie ioebsn
angstommen; prddtise Nualitdt. Sb=
elei9 Der Preis bon ben 5abrltarlter
erbD6t tpurbe, tperben mir fortfabren,
bieTelben fir bielen punoerbarenYrels
5u pertuufsn l5c.
8eIi9tigt Die Sdaufeniierz
9lusIieaung.
25c. tpeiRe seblamtc Piames 12se.
1OOStiide, nicbt msbr, na9Dem blele
uerfauft Tinb; ehte, tpeibe enslil4epi=
ques, Helm esbliimt uno punttlrt, pullz
tiD 25c. pro Yuro tpertb; ein plrtiIder
msibs ensliidf piques, quite nuas
litdt; nirgsnbtpo pirb cine behsre
Aualitdt unter 15c. perfduft; unIer
Spsaial Preis lOc.
@ras gebleidtss tnbiFdes 2innen,
1Oe. pertb, fir 78c.
gras seblsi4tes inbil9es 2innsu,
resuldrs 12ac. Qualitdt, fir Sc.
9nas gsbIei4tss inbiI4es 2innsn,
resulGre 15c. Nualitdl, fir lie.
Gpas ssb1eidtes inbi|4es 2innen,
reguldre 18c. Nualitdt, fiir 122c.
72z5D1ige peiBe Srganoies, reguz
ldrer prsis 5Oc., fir 3sc.
10000 Yaros nsus mpberne iriF,9e.
Oiuities unb rGorbeo" Srganbiss,
feline berulteten Muiter, Fonoern bic
neuaItsr 0e6ins, pieie marineblau uno
peib, fotpie f9par3 uno peib parunz
ter. 8or elmer Wo6e mar Der preis
mod 121c. pro Yaro. Sur Iuspabl
flr mDrgen 55c.
5000 gorbs eine uolle garO brsits
psrcales, porsiigIi9s 9lustpabl Der
5arben uno Wfuiier, reguldre 10c.
Auaiitdt, fir 4ic.
10000 Yarbs fran5DIiIder Maoras
unb percales, regutdrsr GngrosHPreis
15c. unb 18c. Montag &c.
spcsieGe Sansfleiber=Sfi Sfiertc.
percaie Oamen 9ausfleioer, 1sne
Sarben, nit ginfdben, iperi5 $1.00;
tpe3Ieu 6Jc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-11
Strifer Der granbififtung beIi)uloiat.

Gbicago. 10. sSuni. = Die
Wal5perfe Der gie6bii4ienfabrit bon
Nprton 8ros. in Maptpoob, mo- 1900
N-beiter am Strite Iinb, brannten
beu.e aus. Ser SAaben betrGgf $1O,z
OOO. Die 5a6rifbsamtsn bebaupten,
bas sseuer fei bon ben Strifern dnges
lset porben. @s linb arrangements
gu elmer GpnFsren5 gstroTTen iporben,
unb man glaubt, baR om Montus bic
Mrbeii upisDer aufeenomnlen ptrh
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2Sas Samt (ast.
8 Ger 9lbmiral iibcr Sie Werb1ltniiie
auf Sampa.

Na9 9lnfunft Der goumiIIipn mar er
iberflii1lig. = @mpfinoli6feit
nicbt feline i9tpade Seite. - Die
i9le9te Munition bsr vp6ilabel=
pbia."
Gan 6ranaisco, 10. Suni.-
Ser n@orreiponoent Der uNfociirten
Prehe" ienbet per Sampfer n0oric, -"
bon 5onolulu bier angelangt, folsens
ben 8erih.:
.6onolulu, 2. sunni. - Ser 9unz
besfrelaer vpbiIaoslpbia" 1T auf Der
9eimfubrt bon Samoa bier einsetrof=
fen. Gontre Momiral 8aub lieB Ti9
iiber bic @orednse uuf Samoa, pis
folgt, pernehmen:
ngus parteisn baben eireeipilligt.
1i9 Der @ntIdeibun9 Der gnnmii iion
gu fiissn. Sb lie absr Bel Der Mbma=
dung bleiben perosn, ut abautparten.
Sd benfe, bah bic 8erbdltnilie I4
uau right" aeItalsn lperbsn.
Wein 8efebl bon bern Marine Oez
purtement lautete, 10 lange, ols i6 es
fir nDlbig bielt. bort au bleiben. Die
rpbilaDelpbia" 1T Der Hsinieung isbr
bebiirftig unb hdtte i6on lange in's
Srodenbod eebradt per'bsn iouen.
Damn haben mir auh eine grobe Mn=
sa6l 2eute an 8orb, beren Oienlt5 t5eit
abselasrfen lit.
Die 3uitdnbe auf Samoa 5inb iebt
rubia unb Srbnunq beitebt. Inter
oiefen umitdnben nebms i4 an, OuB es
am beiten lei, nad San sSranaiseo OBJ
5ufabren. (Ourd3 bisie 9emerfung
min Der 2lbmirul uueeni9einli9 ben
Ginbrud erapedett, bab CT aus freien
Stiiden auriid fommt anb ni9t dbz
bsrufen purbe. .. 81
9Is Wielouna, uniere Munition isi
i6abbaft aelpsien, tit pabr, oOsr pels
lsi4t mare es ri9tiger, gu Iagen, hlb
elm 5beil 5ubon isbr alt mar"
Gum SdluB erfldrte Der 9lbuirdl
feline pDlliae @urltiateit ssgen bic GFz
fentlide Wisiluna bic iein @erbaltsn
auf Samod pemuri6eilf, nit folgenosn
pestperfenoen Wortsn: sd tpsiB,
man bat mir in ben @taaten tii4tie
einsebeist (roaiteb). Ood bin i6 ni4t
an3u empfinbli4, unb 4penn man Die
umitdnbe erIt ale eir,geiebsn fat, tpiro
bie Sa4e ipObl nidt Diel auf lia baz
ben."
Die 2eihen Der aefalIenen Marinsz
Sffi5iere lRut. Qansbale unb Gnlian
Moragban befinben li9 an 8orb bsr
philadelphia" Oie gsfanenen See
leute BON bem &reuaer ruben auf bem
Srwbbofe DON Milinuu in benz fir
aOnige unb Witglieber Der f0nigli9en
5amilie BON Sanroa reisroirten 8e=
srdbnibplabs.
Das rufIiidf ariessI&iff naos=
bopnit. am 27. Mai BON 8alparaiI 10
abgefdbren, 1T in 6onolulu ein9etrcfe
fen. Oas 5abraeug pirO bier ausgez
beKert unb unaefdbr am IL. SUM- bic
Sdbrt nah Der ruiiiideu Marinsitdz
tion on Der &iifte bon 9lIien fortfeBen.
Ser Sransport Oanpfer ,S6sr=
man" lit am 80. Mai bon San ssranz
CISCO in 6pnOlulu einsetroffen, nabm
bier &oblen elm unb iegelte aeItern na9
Manila ab.
Depef4e bon 8aub an bas
Marine Oepurtemsnt.
Waf binatpn, 10. Suni. =
Gine Oepsihe bonn Wbmiral RuuB an
bas Marine Ospartement, BON So
nofulu pia Gan ssransisoo abgeianDt,
befast, Dab 8aub auf bem GrenSer
rpbilaOelpbia" am /. SUM in 9onoz
Lulu eintrdf. Gr tpiro BON bort am
10. eSlni abfahren unb eiipa am 20.
SUM- in San Granaisco untommer.
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Sums 6anbrlsbtri1t.

IIte s'ettt1aen (Golr.iponsenten),
Joe. pro Sunbert su baben in Der Office oes .,u,,
den 9orreipouoenten,- Saltimsre. Ctr. unl WOff.
Ciice: AnsaUA- w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-11
12>jagrise DIOR BERN.
Negsrmdo6en pergiftst bas ibr anperz
traute Sinh NIT &repiot.

NegermGo6sn pergiffat bas ibr dnperz
traute Sinh NIT &repiot.
pbiIabe1pbia, 10. Sum-. =
Sin fonDerbures 9erbrs6en fam gez
ftern 6ei einsm SnqueIt iiber ben Sob
zines 9 Mondta alten &inDes gu Sage.
Die 9speisaufndbme erga6, bab bai=
Ielba BON ieiner 12zjdbrisen farbigsn
Wdrterin porIdblih pergiftst poroen
mar. SuIan gmarn, 10 beibt Die
MDroerin, sub benz 8inb &reoIot in
Der Wail9. Die Mnttsr pss Sinbes
merfte iofurt ben 9sru9 bon &rsoIot,
ols iie auf Dus St0bnen bes 8inbes in
bas 3immer fam, unD um beHen
&rdmpfe gu bertreiber, perbrunnie Tie
aus altem Q6erglauben beHen 9emoz
6en.
Die goronerszSurp fanb bas gle=
gsrmdo9sn bes Moroes i9ulOis, unb
Der Coroner l9idte es in's 9efGngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-11

sK-A 0feIe sparten febnfiid,tia auf bic
.. 3o origin Der grfuriioneu. &uSauez
8etterton. feeen 1Unnerffas uno Eamftas.
bseinurne am l5 Suni. Ser neue uno prdttige
Sampisr rSusquebanna" nm l1br Nobmittaes.
Rudfunit I'M II ubr NbeuSs, 100 Wfeilen 50 Gts.
3fpei Qrobe Soptels in 8ettertpn. mo Sit f6 81
StunOen uufbalten ooer ipeitsr iabrsn tOnnen um
su iebsn, tpe oas Boot pie slide Durdb Die gride
iaat G3robe Scenerie'n. Tebmt 2uni6 4Sbabteln
nit. ipsnn es @u6 odidllt. Sauienoe erfreuten iid
lsstes Sabr oieieu slusflieen, befritpigt surd=
tabrene. Siss fh pie ausgeisbn.tite @a@mittasss
Grturfon ais Der StaDt (Sunil0)
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@rauffger Snno.
Gin MprS a la Gnloeniuppe ?
Die topfloIe 2ei6e eines Muunes ge4
funben. = glu9 bic 5iibe unters
bal6 Der 8nie ub9e1

Die iopfloIe 2eide zines Munnes ge4
funben. = 2lu9 bic 5iibe unters
bul6 Der Snis ub9eIdgt.
91en@Yorf, 10. SUM-. = Ils
Der Nu4ttpd6tsr 5reb. Sobnion bonn
ugrescent Mtbletic Club" am 5uBs Der
85. StraBe in 8abzRibge beute Wlors
gen einen groBen 5unD gum 8aben
fiibrte, 6smerlte er einen ionberbdren
Gegenltono i'm WafIer, uno als ben
Sunb auf Sobnion's 8eIud benIelben
ans Qunb bra6te, ftellte Iih bsraus,
bab IS Der untsre She'll Der 2ei4e eines
Mannes mar, ipel9e um bic 9iiften
glatt abgel4nitten mar unb Der audi
Die 5iiBs bon ben &niesn getrennt pora
ben tparen. Die dbgetrennten Sbeile
muBtar nit einem i4arfen SnItrus
ment a6getrennt pprosn Iein. Die
2si6e I9eint 5ipei Bis brei Gage im
Wafer gelsgen unb bic zines trdftigep
Mannes bon 6 SUB 9Ohe uno 200
Ytuno 0etplnt gu 1etr.
GapitGn OriScon bon Der Sort 9as
milton<polissiftation lieB ben 5unb
nd6 Dem SuBe Der 79. Strabe bringep
unb bsnu6rihtigte ben @orOner. Die
2si9s 5sigt tsins bon @etpalttbafen
berriibren0e 5leden ooer 8eriebungeU
unb hot teins beIonbersn Mertmale.
900 strabenbabnsNngeiellte ifritsn.
GGepeGdnb, O., 10. Suni. -
Die 900 2lugsite1tsn Der cDnIolioirten
StraBenbdhuz@eIeG ba6sn beuts
friib bic 2trbeit eingeitsQt, uno ulle IA
2inien Iinb auBer 9etrieb. Die YoItz
Wagsons perben bon Den 4usitdnoiz
gen ni6t baldItigt. Nah mebreran
bsrgebli9en 8erIudeu bat bic gomz
pasnie es unterlafen, @uggons laus
fen gu laTen Bis Montag. Die 2tusz
ftdnbigen perlangen bon Der Gompdgz
ME, ibnsn bas 8e9t 3u3ugeitebsu, Ii9
elmer Organization BON Strabenba9nA
IrgeIteutsn un5uI4liebn.
9pbnifala Der Giienarbeiter.
Oetroit, Mi6., 10. SUM-. -
Die enbgiiltige gonferen3 3piI4en BEN
HsprGTentanten Der @iTenz uno Stablz
fa6rifdnten une bem 2o6nzGomite Der
,@malqomoteb 2tfociation Der @i9
fem. StQblz unb 8le9drbei!er" fam
6eut, fru6 gum 2lbIhluB. Die sSabriz
funter 6a6sn Die Feligeiebte 2obnz
@tala occeptirt. Gs lit bieIe Sfata
qlei66sbeutsno nit sinem augemeinen
2o6nouFI6log pon % pro3ent fir
$4,000 Mdnn in Der gifenz II. Sta6l=
oSnbuItrie. Die 2D6ne tperben benz
ienisen in 1892 glsi&tommen.
Sums 6anbrlsberi9t.
Nep>gorf, 10. SUM. - Dun's
Wohenberi6t meloet beute:
Die psrflofene @o9: Pat sins preiss
iieiqerung gebru6t, tpie lie ieit pielen
Sabren in feinsr Wo6e auf3uipsiIan
mar. GiIenzprobutte Iinb um $50
prp3ent geltiegen unD RObeiien um
4.8 Yro5ent, nd6oem berelts I'M Uiai
bic preiie UNI 4, reIp. s pro5ent geItiss
gen tpdren. 9aumtpolfe 1T um elm
proSsnt geltiegen uno SaumipoaItoffe
um 1.8 Pro5ent, 8ollpaarsn um 8
pro5snt uno S9ub; uno StieTsl UNI
elm Prp5snt.
Die 8Gnferptts in Der perflp1enen
Wo6e betrugsn 159 in Den 8ereiniqten
Stoaten, gsgen 203 i'm perflphenen
Sabre.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30

neness, success from failure, Joy
from unrest, the lie from thai
which is true, ''valor's show from
valor's WORTH" Though we may
be down to day, it is ours to rise
tomorrow.
Whilst the cares and anxieties
of the world are weighing heavi-
ly upon US, and each in his own
way is striving to give true proof
Of manhood. let each turn his
thoughts 90 another aud across
calm waters and stormy tide give
the cry Of hope and good cheer,
Of fellowship, comradeshir, in
the broader humanities.. And so
bauble boat and strong bark each
shall come to its appointed
moorings. and upon each shall
be shed the softened radiance of
an afternoon that is blessed, Civ
ing glorious promise of a dusk
out of which shall be born the
stars to light the way to that
+, couch on which God giveth His
beloved Sleep"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

\IoN AOOAI vi 1Aos
Mr.. Henry We'll returned. yes
terday evening from New York.
Mr.. n. Schwab has returned
from a business trip to New York.
Rev. Jas. W. Rose will fill his
regular appointment at Emmaus
Baptist church next Sunday at
800 p. m.
Deputy Sheriff Phillips, of
Kinston, passed through the city
Tu sdaywith t0 o colored convicts
for the penitentlary.
Mr.. J. D. Morris, who some
months ago moved his family to
California, arrived back in Colds
.boro with his family last FRIDAY
Miss Camilla Edwards, of Ra-
1eigh,is visiting Mrs. D. A. Coble,
at the superintendent cottage out
at the Orphan Home.
Mr.. Sol We'll left last nightfor
New York, to spend thanksgiv-
ing with his wife, daughter and
; little granddaughter.
Misses Mary Jones, of Raleigh,
and Bradford lHyman, of New
bern, are visiting Miss Daisy
Smith in this city.
The death of Mr.. Billy Thomp-
son, brother of the late Haynes
Thompson and father of Mr.. W.
r. Thompson, the retail grocer,
occurred Monday afternoon at
the home Of his son. His aged
wife preceded him to the grave
only a few months ago.
A series of lectures under the
auspices of the Goldsboro Wo-
mans Club will be inaugurated at
an early day on topics Of current
interest. The first lecture of the
series will be delivered by Hon.
G. B. Aycock. His subject will
be, tNorth Carolina Legislation
in Regard to Women"
The marriage market was dull
in this county for the week ending
to-day. Only one white license,
Mr. Geo. w. Britt to Miss Eme
G. Cuddington, and two colored,
Henry Cole to Maggie Wilson,
and Elijah Beamon to Leila Will
son, we're issued from the Regis
ter's Office,
Mr.. ". Fl. Massey,of this city,
has just purchased from Mr.. Jno.
Slaughter that pretty six room
dwelling on John Street, between
Pine and Elm. Mr.. Massey Sc
cures a very attractive and desir-
able home, the lot being large and
commodious, while the house is
fitted up with all modern i'm
provements. The sale was made
by the Real Estate Exchange.
Mr., T. Gimp, who retires
from the retail grocery business
at the corner of Ashe and John
streets to go into partnership
with Mr.. B. T.. Best in the pur-
chase of Mr.. r. E. Pipkin's
wholesale business, will be sue
ceeded at his old stand by Messrs.
II. M. Malpass and N. B. Ether
idge, two gentlemen who have
been doing business at Saulston
and who have purchased the
complete stock of goods just as
Mr.. CHM left them. The ARGUS
wishes for them the liberal pa
tronage they deserve.
The colored Methodist Epis-
copal Conference met in an.
nual session in Kinston yesser-
day. That body could not do bet
ter than return to the charge
here the present pastor, Rev. H.
Bell, who for three years has
worked zealously and successful
ty among the colored people of
this city-and has done a good
work, and is gradually pushing
to completion a brick church for
his congregation, which when
finished will be a credit to the
city-and especially to the col
ored Methodists.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30

When a woman first reads the
fable of the sirens she goes and
sort of smiles to herself in the
looking glass. - -
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
NOTICE OF LECTURE.

The Lecture Bureau of the
Goldsboro Woman's Club takes
pleasure IN announcing to the pub
lie that a free lecture will be given
in the Club rooms at 3 o'clock,
on Friday afternoon. The sub
iect of "Personal Magnetism"
will be ably discussed by Mr..
Krauz, the psychologist. He will
treat this subject from both a So
cial and professional standpoint.
Since the subject requires close
attention we will ask the audience
to make a special effort towards
promptness,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-18
BOX IRON.

Quite number of our people went Ia
part in the parade in honor of Gov.
Smith. They greatly enjoyed the
speeches of that gentleman and others.
While Mr. and Mrs Charles Brom-
ley were driving home from one of their
ncighbors last Saturday evening part
of the harness broke. the horse became
frightened. jumped and reared. break
ing both of the carriage shafts. Mr..
and Mrs Bromley were not hurt but
had To walk home in the rain.
Game is very plentiful ut this place,
judging from the looks of the hunters
vending their way homcward with
happy faces, yet heavy laden.
Mr. Baker has returned from Pitts
vile and is spending while with his
daughter. Mrs. Stansbury White.
Our road supervisor, Jesse J. Truitt
is making quite an improvement ON oui
public roads his week
Our public schools are now quiet and
in hourishing condition, and we fee
assured they will remain so under tn,
wise government of Gov. John Walter
Smith.
A few young ladies of this place ar,
having merry time horse back riding
this beautiful weather.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-18
STOCKTON.

These lovely moon light nights are
spent by the young people going to
Portersville to attend the revival servi
ceS that are going on there, conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. johnson of Greenback-
vile.
The warm weather keeps our oyster
men from shipping large quantities of
oysters and 1t makes business dull.
Mr.. Frances Payne. and Sadie Bevans,
of Greenbackville. were married Tues
day night at the NJ. Z. Parsonage of
this place.
Mis-, Mary Hammond is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. William Marshall
MIR. Joshua Waters lost valuable
horse last week from some unknown
disease
Many of oar young men sat up on
TUESDAY night % see the rhetoric show
er bur were disappointed.
The fish horn is still heard on our
NtthA'N0 ANA W. atit WI
trout
Mr.. James Collins, who has been i'll
for some time. we are glad To see out
again.
Mrs. Adams and son, of Somerset
County. have been visiting her brother.
Mr. VI. Paradice tins week.
Mrs Edward Clayvillc is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Campbell and daughter, Grace,
of Snow Hill. are visiting Mrs. Hance
FookS
Well. the result of the election was no
surprise Ia us Old Worcester knows
her own interest at all times, and our
new Governor will take with him the
best wishes of his people. He hasn't
the cntailed hat of his honorable
grandfather as General Harrison had
when he went to the White House, but
Col. Smith has the blood. and blood
will tell at all times.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-18
Pastor installed

Rev. J. b. North was formally "a
stalled as pastor of Makemi. MonRoriai
Presbyterian Church this town Thurs
day evening.
The ceremony was very impresst Ye
throughout. The church was beauty
fully decorated with plants and flowers
and special music was rendered by the
choir.
The sermon which was an II pquent
and impressive one was preached by
Rev. J. l.. Estlin. Of Smyrna. Del. and
the charge 10 the pastor was delivered
by Rev. Arthur Dougall Of Berlin, aud
the charge TO the people by Rev. Mr.
Matheson, Of Pocomoke City.
A similar service was held in the af
ternoon at Gunby Church. Stockton
over which Mr.. North was installed
pastor.
Mr.. North came here from the Wash
ington Presbytery in January OF TIN
year and has served his people accepta
bly,. He is a good preacher and is yer!
much interested in his work in Snow
Hill and 81 Sn. We wish him sue
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NEWARK.

There will be an oyster supper held
ON Thanksgiving evening. November
30th, in the building of Sidney w. Ad-
kins. Refreshments of different kinds
will be served. Everybody should come
and have fine time. Do not eat any
supper, but come and get square meal
of oysters. either fried or stcwcd. Pro
cccds will bc for the benefit of the
church, 80 please do not forget. the
Both day of November.
Miss Lillian West, of Ironshire. Wis
tied Miss Maggie Griffin Sunday
Miss Sadie FasSitt is visiting her aunt
at Stockton.
Mr. w. 5. Bowen is visiting in Vir-
ginia this week.
We are glad To hear of the glorious
success at the revival meeting at Yves
ley Nj. +. Church. May the good work
go ON and spread over the entire com
munity.
The Epworth League wilt he lead
next Sunday evening by Mr. w. II.
Fa>sitt. Topic, Liberty and Love :"
Rom. II. Everybody is invited TO at
tend the devotional meetings of the
League.
Mr.. George j. Powell is improving
his residence by the addition of new
back building.
Quitca number of our people attended
the political parade and jubilee ut Snow
Hill Friday evening of last week.
Mrs Frank Chatham and Mrs. Mnllie
Dennis spent Sunday and Monday at
Stockton.
Mr. Elijah Bradford and Miss Rule
Butler spent very pleasant time near
Spence Sunday afternoon.
Quite number of our people paid
Berlin "a business trip Wednesday.
Among them were Mrs Charles Jones,
Mrs. j b Leonard, Misses Edna and
Julia Jones Me,srs G y Jones, ! r
Leonard. ! b Richards and s. W Ad-
kins
The windows, chairs aud rolling par
titi0u have come for the now church
Mr. Sidney Davis is putting on the last
coat Of paint.
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FOR THE DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER.

FOR THE DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER.
At 'Napolis. in his palace grand.
Poor I.Owndes lay dreaming of the hour
When Maryland knee in suppliance
bent.
Should trcmblc NJ his power.
H. dreams. throughout the State he bore
The trophies of a conqueror
liz dredns, his songs of triumph heard
Bought by his moneys ting ling ling)
And he was happy as any king;
And wild his thoughts. and gay of wing
As Eden'S garden bird.
-Four years We passed ON poor Lowndes
awoke,
Those bright dreams he had pat
He woke 10 hear his comrades groaii
He's won he's WON that Dcmocrat!'
Tie woke to die mid shame's hot flame,
At being 50 beat al his little game
For votes for Smith were voted fast
As lightning. from mountain cloud
And he heard with voice as trumpet
loud
John Walter cheer his band;
Strike-for the welfare of your State
Strike-f0r your rights q II It's too latcl
Strike for your pobir schools, oh fate
God and Ills good command.
We've worked like brave men long and
well
We've filled the State with Republican
slain
We've conquered aud poor Lowndos
fell
Cursing his friends. For shame
And Smith brave friends and comrades
saw
Him smile, when rang their proud
hurrah
And dear old Maryland was won.
Goodbye 70 Republican trick and game.
We welcome the next four years for the
name
".IoLn n th,r Sm1tb," leads us on.
"JoNsIE"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-18
KLEJ GRANGE.

Mr.. A. c. Strickland. our popular
merchant, is in the city this week pur-
chasing goods.
Mrs. Annie llarrigan after spending a
short while with her mother. Mrs John
Hancock near this place. left Monday
on the steamer Pocomoke for her home
in Baltimore.
Miss Florence Tilghman is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Winfield Landing,
near Good Will.
We are very much pleased to hear of
John Walter Smith being elected Gov
ernor, and if he should ever run for
President, we hope he will be- equally
successful
The members of Bethlehem Baptist
Church will hold festival i'll the school
house hall at this place "Wednesday
evening, Nov. 22nd. Proceeds for the
benefit of the new church which is now
being built.
Mr. and Mrs w. S Tilghman visited
Cedar Hall on Wednesday last to at
tend the marriage of their uncle, Mr.. l..
W. Benson.
Mrs Emma Outen and daughter. &c.
companied by Miss Bowen, of Franklin,
spent Sunday with relatives near here.