ALISBURY
SALISBUBY, WKJOMICO GO., MARYLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, I89L NO. 20. * - 4 -— i Card*. nearvns aon tn0 acmospnerv ~jn.ns»yen'» name," gaapsd the mate, How Col. ITtlta FM4t «* Spamw*. canftmeaafiaf bkancbttajfci 11* ate began to grow d«U and oppressive. " are o*l Capt Jfrpton, yoo did Urn A mm SEES SATAN. J5v«y day about 10 o'clock there "ap BABY ONE SOLID SORE. (he ahjhsi «ra tafaad the day* are i "I ameD atstow," said the mate, walk wrong." pears in the doorway of the Pierrepont so palmist; a»h»i««- i Chmb*b*tiwahedbr - - - .THE DEVIL CAUGHT HIM 8TEAUNQ boose, Brooklyn, a gentleman with gray IU MM upon the fatal coast, then-be ran ms eye hair and whiskers of a rather English mirth Aad the stone «tod marie rf happy patios, "I aope it may not be soph a one as orer the mad set, and then he sank AN ACTOR'S FIREWOOD. pattern. The closely buttoned frock He Awl bttvnrafled by aar **«»; . we had in the Bgina gulf a year ago," thJafi w«s* wnaw My baby, when two mooth* oid.had a break- BowoaabecarefBraiyBafleafe? down upon his knees. coat shows the figure of a well kspt aaidj, shnddming Mnymiad tan back "I did yon wrong 1 freely own it Bla Oacaata WaJ.Mj WM Omly I*a»eV. man, careful and methodical in his aVd mocked at tat* wttb -r._,ins: out ..with whatl*v!SJ%'** the doctoro h" calledd* * ecsema..' ., to the gal* I rode out In the old sloop-of- Hrr bead, anua. ftet, aad hand* w»re each 'Aad y»* I vane him to care tor me Forgive me and save us. * nmitmt. tat the He«*l keif if Thawa*t habits. Thia mim is CoL P. White, who tm*£oUAygir\ irto aa4t I beahttnil GUI to altker Gent or Lady. Becoarfefto mate tk» gloom cf *&*, the Wares like a deer before' a pack of in Wisconsin, where Hie theatre and ho and shoulders, and there is one very ee- - SAN W. PETtDUE, off, and the ship was soon left under a Wsa^fVWD ! POC3CJET KKIVHS A fin* Aanrtmaat B* USJB th* bordan, Cbr ht MBOBK; bounds.. The old pilot now took his tel were under one roof, aad owned and date and methodical bird that will take To tee the- fffltont aokuer hay*J SALISBUBY. JCD. ^trom SB eents Ui S5, each. B* MSfei UM *%n and awaka* Sataiar; close reefed maintopsail, fore storm- stand by the wheel, and with a steady run by on* man. bis stand on the colonel's thumb and pick town; n»«crroir tbs*.bo*ts>* dcwababaan, staysail aad storm mirr-nn. Hardly had LEATHBB UOODB Our Specialty. ABdlS*a«aadpara«Babataia>B*earai! eye be watched the dubious way he was The xian has been in recent years wen crumbs from his open bond. A-comla' hone, poor I toorai this been done when we heard a low, going. known to professionals, aad there are Not less than twenty sparrows are would break- [EORGE c. HILL, Fteaeeclve ma call or write m when yoa IjC an wbo art avl lake heart again, rumbling sound from the southward, At length we saw an many stories extant of his peculiarities. And all u* children.) reqaln aartblnc to be (band In a Uroroprnly We ar» not alon* in cor boon of pata; indentation in regular hi their attendance, and often aalppedBook and and Stattonery BrtabUib- accompanied at short intervals by a sort the coast that looked like a bay, and He was very wealthy, bat a confirmed there are a half a hundred chirping and IISHING UNDERTAKE*.; nwnVOOee BappUe* of all ktnda, taclndlBC Oa IMhar ftooat troat U> thna* abon, of Uactaic, screeching noise. Ledcan, Day Books, Cheek Booka, Draft* Jo Bata* and qqM ia with hi* ton; toward this the ship was leaping. miser. A stranger entering his hotel twittering for their share of the- food. Hot**, tatter Head* aad Xovelooea. Addrcea. B* « »« m mat wba* the avm Is We*, la a few momenta the gale burst upon Nearer and nearer we came, and at would invariably pick hi out as the When the crowd is unusually large CoL Xnd w«ba»«a«f^y( forh»l»alfk; us> It came at first in low puffs and length the spray bom the rooks actually porter, and indeed he per formed the White wafts around to IA main prison building. At night do only first cUSB work. Vy and We had a smooth ran until we bad I was playing two about the deck, and when bo stood by | rows of lights can be seen, lights that in the piece, sjnongi fare reawinable and rot exorbitant. Superior Quality for- parsed the southern capes of Greece tod illumine the long galleries upon which rin* is (luDP nnilvrw.1)- own eup*r- satered the archipelago, bat here we had the binnacle I could see that he was pale J Xy room was C'rrt-ct time iairJinired in this and excited. For three hours the ship are the cells in which the convicts sleep, could hear tin PLAHIiG MILLS. SMSH. DOOR*, signs of bad wbathar. Capt. Kapton had and the thought at once arises that the rid if you never been in these waters before and had now been lying to. and it was evi how long I lprrfert time,~9rH^ft to dent that she must have made consider- big building is alive with moving figures, room before BLIKD6, did not feel qoite safe to trust himself keepers with loaded riflea guarding each , evervbodv, and see, whether you among the -uun isles in a long storm, abJe leeway. Beneath the fearful power finished not." of the driving gale she must have swept gallery, on the alort for any outbreak. my Wagons, Agricultural Implements, Box- and we had reason to believe that such After 9 o'clock at night not a sound is ILL LI.VB OLIDA r GOODS Coming, -To be rare, the swiftly off but how swiftly none oould -room Ktaxera, Oar Shop*, Ac. Correspondence tell. There was no use in heaving the beard. The "all right" bell is sounded Jl!ST VED. ch«t was explicit, bat than those an at 520 every night, the day keepers are travel log, for the -sea* Would "bring it home." Solicited. Address, m atomy aigbta. At length it vras near 8 o'clock the replaced by a few night men, the con tirr fTin tart in Tint stfjjil. victs are locked in their cells, iron [A. w. DCOCK, but it waa very likely to be different sea had risen to such a height that it TO H. J. L.POWEB&CO. threatened every moment to engulf the trance doors take the place of the ship in its deep cold grave, but yet tbv en ones during the day, and the SALISBU No. 20 S. 23d. St.. Phils, my advice. I tola- is closed for the ni£f.it. Even am tfcefe/weri- plenty strained and groaning craft stood nobly of 'experienced up. -Bat coajd .-she stand so. much warden's residence, where pOotsiat-Mfli), and that in an probability served at B, the influence of the out of them oinjU Trii hi'll i 11 to " -" 000*1 aeetbafaoeot «-»r», of the' binnacle the-prison aUenda, and about 0 lisburi , CUFFS, WOOLK&^CNDEB- fayraa aad teswtera mere fiS£ Ae every one U asleep or appereo; tCKS. 8U8PEH DEB*,mod SILK tor the archipelago, though I had- passed upon OTand fZteymvst aim '' ~ ~ ' your-- JKod* IroSn times, * ' "- noticed haw pale it was. I wffl not at- .With - tempt to describe my own feelings. I ply remembetfrem« that I thought of my the night guards1 eouw-fertr and that 1 river against the | arranged that the ship should atop a) Worid. - .——-' ,.i'- » • JIOo and take in a pilot On the next woBdered tfl aboUd ever see it again morning MU& was in sight on the lar if ever agal 1 1 ahenld hear the voices of Urirm to Sntaid* by those who 1 «*d l&ud roe in r Sidoey Clay was"* London board bow, and having run in to Jh« emaie tte spotwJkeie d of the Pigeons we hove to off c'-Tk bring in Boston road. been standift*; and went to the wheel. yoars of ago t""J bad a wife made a signal In less We can't' this much longer," rfby children, A sister-in-law lived said bate let r '- ." »- femilj, and thia lady bad a> ery one of whom professed to know made toy tsoUr caHed Peep, w ' soon gtwatJearorlt* with alL about navigating the archipelago. "Is it best trust oar-fate aad put Among tbs. number was an olih an pet dog for a. ws*Ka*d k»t it; -to? -a her before ~ f W« shall certainly blythe crs*tar« was. stole XTHE ^ go down If on in thia way." extraordinarily cmajl and _ "No, no. the captain, seeming S FRUIT CROP BE statementa wifli intelUgent Clay made every the MARYLAND or DELAWARE to force bis words out; "to put her be- the pet, but f~ " ~ FARMER thu year? An TOO prepared to ttons as a pilot were by Car she fom» it would }be certain death, for we ~ roresjp proflu aootfccr year after repeated tall- Ufactoryof tholot He offered to go to are locked in to leeward by a snug chain ore tWbT not go to CALITOBNIA where Smyrna and back with us forfSS, and four months] the FRO1T CROP U alway* rare and proflu of Uaada. Tbatopsatt yet holds. We in the family i lanre ? You can make one to four hundred after some further constdtatko be waa may stand it tffl daylfeM." douan proflu p«r acre. engaged. Ton will be larprUeO at the low price and 'I am afraid not." ;.- the man bad 1 Urnu, flrrt-cUat Fruit Land eaa beted. Near noon, we filled away. There was "Tben we must pray that's aJQ." - -- Cmll at oow or write bat little wind, not more than v^ogh potusfaun ' J. GLENS OOOK A CO_ It must have "been some kind power that day] Bank of BaOteore BdtKIlDt. to run off tiro or three knots, and even caatkald oar atrip up through that long Baltimore, Hd. that was from the northward and east- platedi Laaro aJJ parttcolarm, and bow you can «*. night, .for the water mountains broke letter toCALJrOBNIX wttt an EXCUBSION party. jrard aa>d as near dead ahead as pos- their fury upon her, and the toad wind sible,sott>«pilot ooncluded to make a bent her down till she almoat groaned long leg" upon tfce starboard tack and with physical pain. | Twilley & Beam, pasatotbelewwaidof Siphanto. It waa At length the first faint affeak of the 4 o'clock ia fee afternoon wbeo the ship coming dawn appeared ia (be. east, aad ; PARAGONS of the TONSORIAL was again pat about, it being intended yet the gale was unabated./The captain to make a run to the eastward between was just upon the point of leaving his 1 ART. Siphanto and Serpho. The breese had stand by the wheel when there came a freshened a 'little and the reel now ran noise that spoke louder thaa the tempest. i on Main Street, In the Btutnea* off four knots. The northern point of It was a rumbling, roaring, crashing " JUbory. Kverythlns; Siphanto bore about fire points on the land airy. noise that came to us like the knell of tee bow, about ten ail*a, «thrtant death. All knew in a mosjfient .'Tm afraid w» sbaU hava' to tack was. Our ship was upon tha pilot, looking anxiously The morning bow. blaaobed it '• Veterans. BBrplaa Weeded for Feostoa*. Utlaware Legislator*. JAS. E. EtLiooop, Atty. nan iu Slark c .nnty, Ohio, WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Secretary Win- DOVER, DEL., Jan. 12.—Notice was giv the survivors of Napoleon's dam Is authority fur the statement that en in each house of the legislature this Order of Publication. R. E. POWELL & CO. ", Joeeph A kins, is dead at Alliance. the growing treasury snrplns cannot now afternoon of bills to provide for resnb Benjamin B. Oordy, and others ra. Sally Gor- :le WM bora in Bel ford, France, on Sep be used in the purchase of four per cent, mission to the people of the question oi dy, and Others. • Are determined to clear out their Has been caused by tember J5, 1792. The first important event bcjnds for the reason that it will be need calling a constitutional convention, No. 787. In Chancery. Circuit Court tor Wl- to aiakp an impression on his mind was ed to meet pension pay menu due neit LARGE LINES, measure to which both political parties eomloo County, Md. the battle of AURtcjriitt. Yonng Akins, month, aggregating (25,000.000. The stand pledged. In the House, notice was Proprietor. The objector this suit Is to procure a decree MAGNIFICENT S1: then 19, was to elated with the victories) availab'e cash surplus is now $18,000,000, given of a bill to divide Cedar Creek for the sale or certain real estate In Wicomlco of Napoleon tJ i at be succeeded in enlist but, by continued exceaa < f receipt* over county, Maryland, of which William W. Gor of WINTER GOODS*- AND hundred, Sussex county. This would dy, died, seised and possessed, tor the pur tTISING RATES. ing in the French army. He participated expenditures, will probably reach the re make the county government more safe pose ofdlrldlnf the proceeds among Ui«Qpar- tles entitled accordlnf to their respective In SUPERIOR at* will be Inserted tt the rate in a number of engagements, and his di quired amount by the time indicated. ly democratic. William T. Parvis, of terests. an inch for the flnl Insertion vision WM ordered to MWOW, bat fortu Secretary Windom is of opinion that the The bill state* that William W. Oordy died With a Great Cot in the 5d ttrty eaaU an Inch for each subsequent Milford, was appointed reading clerk in on or about the 1st day of Hay. 1890, leaving a nately the order was countermanded, businesa of the country would be im- the House. Among prospective measures last will and testament. In which he made Insertion. A liberal dlmonnl to yearly «d- the following devise: "I Rive and devise all Gfreat Sacrifice, vertlaen, and he was saved from that fatal cam prpved by making these pension |«y- is an application for a charter for a rail my right, title and Interest In and to that BED-ROOM LocsU MoUoo lem oenu a HIM lor the Bnrt paign. When the dash of arms came at m>:nts monthly instead of quarterly, as at tract of land, on the west side or and binding road from Unrel. DvL, to Tyaskin, Md., on Middle Neck Road, and on North side ol to make room for Spring Goods. You will find Bargains in - Parlor Suits, in Plush an^ InierUon and flve cent* for each addltlnnMl the battle of Warterloo Akins'n division present, and he has made a recommen- a distance of about twenty miles, to con Middle Neck Branch, being a tract of land, InaerUotx. Death and Marrtaee lCoUce» IB- which I got rrom my rather Wesley Gordy, erted tree wbeo not exceeding six llora. was only thirty mile* distant, bnt arrived drflion to that effect to the proper con nect at-Tyaskin with the contemplated to the luue or my uncles Thomas Gordy, fets, Bedsteads, Rocking Splcer (wn-dy, Garrison Gordy and my aunt Obituary Notice* Bve cents a line. on thearene of artion too late to be of gressional committees. Ea>tern Shore Rail mail. This project Polly West to take per stlrpea and not per Tables, Carpets and Rugs.j Babacriptlon Prior, one dollar j>*r atrouin, service. At the clou*- of his military ser If this is done, he says, it will do away will come witli substantial backing by capita, provided that ir the names and resi Heavy Boots, U> aavaxoe. Slnjlc copy, three cents, dences or any or the said Issue or descendants vice Akins wan inarriid in Miss Mary with the present nnceacity of. keeping a men who mean business. In the Senate, shall be unknown at the time or the sale of said property for distribution and shall fall to .This above cut in prices will POIT OWC* AT SAUSrriVr, Mollen, and a boot five years later came large sum of money in tlio treasury vaults notice was given of a New Castle county make their names and residences known to Heavy Suits, November Slit, 1887. to America. They first settled in Canton, for three months when it might just as commissioner bill to supersede the exist the court In which the said property may be third floors until they are entirely sold within one year rrom the date or the I hereby certify the &AI.IUCBT Aovajrrn- where they lived for fifteen rears. His well be ia the hands >>f the people en ing levy Conrt system. anew stock of Furniture direct fr ta newspaper published sale, then the proceeds or sale shall be distri at this place, hat wife died about twenty-one years ago. titled to it. buted among those whose names and resi Heavy Overcoats, is all we ask for. nlned oy the Third AwliLuit PoM- dences are known, In the manner above stat ___ -A-ITID eneral to be a publication Akins avldoni referred of late to his Later in the day Secretary Windom ex ed, that Is per stlrpes and not per capita." entitled No child can sleep soundly, while suf That the said Bplcer Gordy, Thomas Gordy, I In the mails at the poond rate army experience, bnt in earlier years plained that the changing from quarterly fering with colic or from teething. Re Perry Gordy, Garrison and Polly West are I entry of It a* inch li accord- gave interesting accounts of his experi tojmonthly payment* he meant merely all dead leaving numerous laauc, as rollows: Heavy Underwear. N. B.—Overcoats and Boots bel^ the books of this office. move the cause by using Dr. Bull's Baby The children or Thomon Oordy; Sally Gor- ence as a fighter nnder Napoleon. Dur tojBO alter the pystem as to provide that dy living In Delaware Harriet Stevens now jacter of the publication Syrnp. Only 25 cents. dead leaving Issue, Qnlnton Gordy now dead ing his last hoars, while unconscious, he in)the future all the payments shall be leaving Issue, John Huston Gordy now living REMEMBER THAT THESE GOODS MUST GO ! In Wlromlco county, Ann Mills wire or Leon . MOORE, talked of old army experiences, going made throughout the country in differ ard Mills now living In Worcester county. through the motions of drawing his sa ent months, and in that way make pay All sufferers from catarrh or Influenza Mary Godfrey, wife or Samuel living In Wor- can look forward to a speedy cure by us eentercounlv, Maria Farlow now dead leav ICY. JAN. 17,1891. bre and calling to bis comrades in arms ments every month instead of only every ing issue, Miranda Parsons, wire or Elijah R, E. POWELL & CO., We Are living In Worcester county, George Gordy Hei to snstain the valor of Prance and the quarter, as at present. Ing Old Saul's Catarrh Cure.. now dead leaving Issue. leadership of their brave commander.' That the following are the children of Har riet Stevens wbo was the daughter ofTbomas SALISBURY, - MARYLAND. eporting the enlogis- f ' Cos>troT*nj Betwswn Pnesta. Gordy, Joslah Stevens and James Htevens Death* From Hydrophobia. both living In Worcester county, and Mary rrtembers of the French Catholic* of Worcester, Mass., Morris and Maria Stevens non residents, The three-xiir-old daughter of Mrs. whooe residence Is unknown. DRIVE WELLS, PUJ aerating the life are much stirred up over I he controversy That the rollowlng arc the children of Quln- Irvington, n, we regret that suburb of between Father Bronillet. pastor of the U>n Gordy who was the son or Thos. Gordy: Monday from what CAtARRh John T. Gordy, William Gordy and Halley GALVANIZED PIPE, Church of N'otre Dame, and Father Is a constitutional and not a local dljeue. 8lrmnn, wlfeorwm. 8lrman. living In Wi | of Hon. Tbj |ced to be hydropho- comlco countv. and Gordy living In Dnrorfier, formerly his assistant. The and therefore It cannot be cured by local New Jersey. "That the rollowlng Is the only and WELL POIN1! i the little girl was latter had been Mpi ritual director of the application!. It require! a constitutional child or Maria Farlow, who wan the daughter remedy like Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, or Tho«. Gordy, James W. Farlow living In ^ scalp wound, French Orphanage, which is managed by Phlln., Penn. That the rollowlng are the until working through the blood, eradicates the children orGeorze Gordy, who was the son ol eight young women desirous of becoming Impurity which causes and promotes the Thos. Gordy; John Wm., James and Roberta At Our New Store Agents for FELTON, RAU & SIBLEY'S & H, ¥, JOHNS' Asbes Iniother nans. Although the orphanage was Gordy all living In Worcester county. disease, and effects a permanent cure. That the above are all or the rull age or 21 fonndedjjy Pastn'r Brnuillet, and is par- Thousands of people testify to the success yean and are all the luue or the said Thos. at Hood's Banaparllla as a remedy for Gordy as far as known. him, Dtirocher has eatarrh when other preparations had failed. That the rollowlngare the children of Splcer ntrol of it, Father Gordy: Ell, living In Dorchester county; Benl. H. and Laura, wire or Perry Conlbonrne both DOCK STREET I known to bim living In Worcester county: Ixjvln W.. non PAINTS, resident; JoMah P., Hanson V. and Margaret displeased Conlbourno. wire or W. H. H. Coulbourne liv was dis- ing In Wicomlco county: I-nvenla West, wire Wm. T., living In Somerset county; Inahella E DESIRE to express our sincere thanks for the patron Beady-Mixed Paints, the two liest Res CAtARRh Henry, wire or Isaac, and Mary E. Beach, " I will say I have been troubled for sev wife or John G.. living In Delaware. That the age and favor received at the hands of our friends and above nre all or the full age of 21 y«ars. Mixed Paints made.! en] years with that terribly dnagreeaMe The rollowlng are the rhlldr»n or Polly customers in the past, and disease, eatarrh. I took Hood's Sarupa- West; John living In Talbot county, Nathan rllla with the very best results. It cured me G. dead leaving Issue Win. T.. Irvlng In Som of that continual dropping In my throat, and erset county, Nnncy Blades dead, lusue un A full line of Builders' and Coach known, Hannah Parker dead leaving luue, _stafleJ up feellog. It has also helped my Ellxabeth Rlggtn dead leaving Ixsue, Sally Extend a Cordial Invitation to All * other, who has taken It for run down state Johnson living In Wlcomlco county. Mar- health and kidney trouble." MBS. 8. D. caret Gordy living In Dorchester county. Maria Evans living In Worcester county, HARDWARE, STOVES and TlNWAR] ITH, Pntnam. Coon, Lavcnln White, wire or Jos. G. White living In to visit us in our New Store-House on Dock St., where a large hare used Hood's SarsaparUla /or c*. Delaware. Those llvlngarc or the full age. of , with very satisfactory results. I hare 21 yenrs. and varied stock of Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, The following are the children of Na 1 more permanent benefit from It than than G. West who was the son or Polly West : Cigars and General Merchandise to select from can jy other remedy I have erer tried." Anna E. Vincent, wire Peter Vincent living JOBBING IN TIN AND SHEET ISON WORK j, of A. Bead & SOD, Waueoo, O. In Wlcomlco countv. Edward Went living In be found. Prices very low. Yours truly, Wlcomlco county, Martha Layfleld. wife of John T., and Henrietta Harper, both living In Delaware. Minerva Ullls. Mary H. Peters .A. SIPEOT A T . and fharlen West living In Worcester coun tod's ty, nil of rhe rail age of 21 year". That the rollowlng are the children of Eliz B. L. Gillis & Son, . abeth RlKgln who was the daughter or Polly West: Ehenerer Rlcglnand Matilda wire of larilla John H. Parkrr llvln* In Delaware, Cath arine, wife or John Tracy living Ln Pennnyl- L&JfTD. i. Prepared only vanm. and BenJ. Rlggln, dead, leaving lisue i,LoweU,lbu. Dorman & Sjpnyt] under 21 years whose names arc unknown >ollar to your orators, the others are over 21 years That the following are the children of Nan- Main and Dock Streets, SAtTSnimiMO. cv Blades who was the daughter of Polly West: William, James, Lemuel, Charles and Peter Blades and Llrrlo and Nancy Derrick- son all living In Worcester county, and Mary Foreman living somewhere In Illinois, all over 21 years old. i That the following are the children or Man- { THIS SPACE ah Parker who was the daughter or Polly i st: Thou. Parker and Margaret Phllllpa | ng In Delaware, Rosa Tracy wire or John i — BELONGS TO — " in Philadelphia, all over 2t years old, j tharlne Lord, now dead, leaving Issue. ; he rollowlng are the children or Cath- >rd who was the granddaughter of est: Frank Lord anlc Ernest Lord, elaware, both under Jl years of age.' following arc the children of Perry • njamln B. Gordy, living In Wlcom- . f, over 31 yearn old; John 8., Jas. D. * O., all dead, leaving Iwne. | The F. C. & H. S. Todd Co. OUR STOCK mm ie child or John M. Gnrdy, who wai .JPerry Gordy, Is as fallows : John H (INCORPORATED.) Ivlng In Wlcomlco county, over 2 id. thy child of James Oordy. the son of j Jan. D., living in Wloomloo county
children or Garrison Gordy are rlassey.dead, leaving Issue: Levl D. iry J. Paty and Laura A. Williams, ploomlco county, and Ella Shock Tcesler county, all over 21 years old pJ children or Gattle E. Mowey are -Bayne, Sally M., JM. D., Saml. E., V LouisaaUassey,all over 21 years f lug In Wleomlco county. en T foregoing are all the Issue of the Pen»,8plcer, Garrison Gordy and ment t, a* tar a* known to the plaintiffs. received an elegant line of ;-. virtue of the said will or W. W. 1 his descendants, aforesaid, they JItotberaal- "fc" estate of describedWleomlco there- lowest pces __ CARPEiTS AND RUGS, a view of further _^ _aaold 4 which we rant you to call to see,- the prices will certainly it will be to the inter _ r to their re- please. desiring to purchase Dry C Uth day of bat tae oom- to call in person or to write fljr.-tarether Ih0bin,tobe pies and Information. bed In Fall and Winter Duderfear. ar sno- luary. Ifend- . tO all, We h Sm?.loeSin* thr°u/^ our sto<*. able to do I f of sr In slzes and kinds- . ^u U1C gents' attention to "Wrftfht's STRAWBRIDGE Health Underwear," which we would like for™" examine before purchasing elsewhere. AND EI( A TV AWS & PURNELL. CommaBdcr Seth awl the Oystenn«aw WICOMICO BAR ASSOCIATION. Raiding tke Country. .DYERTISBR, At their request, Commander Seth, of CDicAGO, Jan. 14.—A special Cmm Chi QUARTERLY BULLETIN AJfNTJIL the State fishery force, met a number of The Lea-al Fraternity of Salisbury Oixaala- nook, Montana, says that* four families oy the oyster packers from the Canton Ex iBf for the Mutual Protection of from Snake creek have come in. These M£f change at the Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore Lawyer aad Litigant. report that a band of about 250 Sioux Tuesday, to disease the existing oyster Indians were raiding the country, kill DEATH CLAIMS A meeting of the legal fraternity of ing cattle, stealing horse* and commit calling law. The packers thought the Wicomico county was held at the office 2P-A.X33 S-T TUS llRCCTORY. law was being violated, and urged the ting other depredations. The town is all of Mr. W. I. Todd Thursday night, in ac prepared for defence against an Indian OufM AI0o: commander to use vigorous efforts to cordance with announcement made at a have it enforced, as the- destruction of attack. The citizen* have decided to Neuralgia. preliminary meeting held last week. make a requisition on Governor Tools Coon * Club small oysters now works a great injury The pprpose of the meeting was to Lumbago, Washington Life Insurance Co. nphrej-s. Esq. to the future growth of the beds. Com for 500 stands of arms with ammunition. form a bar association for the mutual Sciatica, From April 1st, 1890, to July 1st, 1890. Whiskey, mander Seth explained to the meeting protection of onr lawyers and the people. Thomas H. Williams. what bad been done since he assumed For burns and wounds we would re- Sprains, Thomm» M. Siemens/ Those present Thursday night were commend Salvation Oil. All druggist* ! D. Records. ' control of the force. He said lie bad Judge Holland, Jas. E. Ellegood, W. I. Bruises, -E. Stanley Toad via. worked hard to familiarise himself with sell it at 25 cents. W. A. BREWER, Jr., President. Todd, Bobt P. Graham. B. L. D. Stan Burns, WHICH B the needs of the oyster industry in the >F THADK. ford, Thos- Perry, Jay Williams, Geo. W. State, and had given particular attention Many cases nave come under onr no Wounds, Bell. Col. Malone and Geo. W. D. Waller. to the culling feature of the law. Within tice where a single bottle of Dr. Bull's Assets, Jannirj 1st, 1840, Detth CUims Paid July 1st, 1890. WITHOUT i E1YAL ; Hons. Thos. Humphreys and E. Stanlev Swellings, Treaa,V tb« next sixty days, be said, the oyster Cough Syrup relieved a sufferer from a Toadvin were unavoidably absent, and Soreness, $10,073,371,37. $8,303,725.71. For sale In bulk and pat up planters from the North will be coming severe cough, which had been treated In handsomely engraved bottle*. State's Attorney Rider was ont of town. Frost-bites, Try It and be convinced of its E.T. Fo (rler. into the Maryland waters, purchasing for months by competent physicians. 25c. Judge Holland was elected president excellence. Isaac C] man. stock to replant. As the small oysters Stiffness, of the association; Jas. E. Ellegood, vice- LOCAL POINTS. A man's good deeds live after him in the loving, grateful SAX BANK. are especially desirable for the purpose, president; Harry L. D. Stanford, secre All Aches. extra precautions will have to be taken hearts of those who reap the bounty of his prudent care and S. ULMAN & BRO!, tary; and Jay Williams, treasurer. The —Winter Boots at Jease D. Price. -Preat; to prevent even greater violations of this forethought The following list contains many instances of a officers are chosen for a term of twelve Under Opera Hooae, SAUSMMT. bier. feature of the law. It is his intention, —Overcoats below cost Birckhead & Qua. A. TogelerOx, provision made solely through life insurance : ha said, to use vigorous measures to guard months. Carey. BalUmore, Kd. suler Toadvin, The committee on a constitution and K.Tllghman, the beds during the period in which by-laws, consisting of Messrs. Jas. E. —Boots and Shoes cheap at Birckhead f |. Brattan, these purchases are made. The present & Carey's. No. Name snd Residence Amoant Premlora Profit oo Becd. for ev'y Ellegood, Robt. P. Graham, and Wood Occupation. of Paid lea police force, he Bays, is too small as it land I. Todd, submitted their documents —The finest stock of Hats is at Thor- of of Insured. InvmU. fioopd. Our "RED STAR" DING UD frequently happens that one police boat oughgood's. Pollc Policy. Dlvide'di to Co. has as many as 600 or 800 dredgers to to the association and they were adopted, afler a slight revision. —Old Stock Ale on draught at A. F. 28 «T William S. Grimes- ..Colorado Physician — _.. 4849 2123 15 272585 228 watch. No sufltQBtions were offered by C71M J. C. Alaxander.....Connectic«l Salesman^-..... 3000 8828 193873 3180 and "MIXTURE B" By the by-laws and constitution, any Parsons & Co. 5Z» Kobt. H. Todd.. DI«U Columbi Clerk...... 2010 275 44 173668 730 the packers, bat they promised their co «MU William W. White..... Georjla Farmer...... soc- 241 40 276880 1342 operation in the enforcement of the pre lawyer of eoqji standing in the state may ' —C. M. Brewington ia selling the At- 23133 Pletun A. Field...... Illlnoi Clergy man...... 73 Paid-up ...... _ ""MB™"' FERTILIZERS TAKE THE LEAD. become a member of the association. It wood's suspender. 48420 John H. Freaaer...... " Carriage Mfr _ 2D70 623(8 3447 18 sent law. KM3 Andrew Sbuman..... — " Editor...... _._ 5000 S737 23 1272 77 184 See what Prof. Alvord oi the Maryland Agricultural Experimental Station also requires that one meeting each month 40C8E Silas W. Adcock.... _ ... " Batcher.. _ .. _ . 1017 23464 78248 433 . H. Wllllama, —Try a pair of Price's "Storm King" 47179 Chester F. Wright...... " Coal Merchant. 2V» 699 81 19G8 19 437 ays.: " 'Red Star1 Mixture, manafactared by Hampbreys dc Titghmmn, SaJicbury, shall' be held. The first Monday night of shoes for men, (3-00. 28*58 William 8. Bates...... " Clerk..... _ .._.._ 2500 73770 178380 339 Ammonia, 5.65; Potaah, 3.60; Phoephoric Acid, 11X55; Nwtieoke Items. each month has been selected as the 44038 Walter J. Wrlght...... -Iowa Fanner...... — . 1000 45932 64U 88 218 Business in this section is not quite so —Ladies' drees goods in endless varie 26794 George Blddlniton...... " Lumber Mcht... 8101 1S8757 173343 327 THE DELAVfARE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND time of the regular sessions. At each ty, R. E. Powell A Go's. 03824 Daniel Welch...... Kentuckj Farmer. .._....._.. 1000 MU6 98496 S8SS Station Valuation, 29.00. SulHng Price, 27.50. iWER COMPANY. active as it was before the holidays. The 05087 William E. Stliee...... " 8apt— ...... 111 Paid-up "2BW~88"" ....._„.... meeting a thesis will be read by some Combined liti Great Refracting Power. 15S74 Wm. H. DauKeerty—Maryland Merchant..... — . 5000 2301 13 "Mixture B" Sta. Val., 27.^)0. Selling Price, 27.50. John P.' Owens, Local Manager. merchants are feeling the effects of the member of the association who. has been —C. E. Davis has the best 12.00 wo 19101 E. D. Jlnks...... _Massachosetta Clerk—... _ . 8612 2211 4301 3B6 scarcity of oysters. man's shoe in Salisbury. THEY ARE AS TRANSPARENT AND 45136 I. F. Farguson " Merchant.... — . 2011 47024 154078 428 While the Station value of many other fertiliten JB fir* to eight dollars leaf than previously selected by the president for 401.57 L. A. Tenney... " Drew maker...... 1000 909 U 90 89 110 the selling price. WATER COMPANY. The bivalve is one of the chief com COLORLESS AS LIGHT ITSELF, 80928 Adolph Bporley...... Michigan Harness Dealer ]•» 68880 41340 180 that purpose. —Best bargains In furniture .and car William Hooper...... " Suptof Mine..-. 1017 24511 80189 471 Our Fertilisers have done wooden in growing large crop of sweet and round R.P. Dennis, Prwi't; And lorsoltness ol endurance to the eye can 44164 ""sail"" L. 8. lell, Sec'y and Treaa, modities of our community and onr pros A moot-court will be a feature of the pet: at Birckhead & Carey. 4*K1 Robert N. SraiUi...... Blacksmith...... IM Paid-up ...... potatoes and track, in Virginia and Wicomico connty. Don t forget whfct Itobny ' I * —— not be excelled, enabling the wearer to read 83068 John Rlee ... — ...... Minnesota Bookkeeper.._ . 9)00 24925 175075 next rpring. perity depends, in great measure, upon new organization, and fictitious cases, —The only place in the city, to buy lor hours without fatUrae. In fact, they are 42M7 Chas. E. Fanning... " Merchant _ ._... 1S30 43408 108594 361) t DIRECTORS. the aanual harvest of this product of the HM3 Ida Malott...... Missouri doosekeeper.,. aooo 125 18 2874 84 23*8 ' A largo supply of the celebrated' VT. H. Jackson,' CoL 8. A. Graham, involving nice points of law, will be ar imported cigars is at Ulmans. 5775 smes N. Corlelle New Jersey 3om. Merchant 5000 378903 2210 W 179 LE.\fE. Williams. waters. gued. Perfect Sight Preservers. 447 4S '. R. Bqtler-...... New Mexico Lawyer..... __ . 22X2 113980 113980 403 —j-50 Dozen of children's percal shirt 83H3 Adolpb E. Cann...... New York A«ent... —— .„._ 1000 7240 927(0 W81 Mr. J. F. Jester, last week, commenced Messrs. .Humphreys, Ellefood and waist at 50c a choice. J. Manko. Testimonials from leading physicians In 11298 Casitander F. DarU Paper Mfr...... 4wry..... Wisconsin Mechanic...... 1001 44848 65003 1 B1 to the construction of the proposed rail —C. E. Davis is selling his stock of of Wioomico qounty, (u^Vxaniiners on lw« Mien G. Thurman. " Merchant.... MJ.. MOO 1128 H 1871 19 ; V* called to the great barralD ia the heavy Boots at cost. Give him a call at the proposed new road in Tenth Election OIIHr(tdjjg has. U. Worden.- " ieretant...... 3000 7844 2923M i S«2> —Elder RittenUnse of Delaware is road which is to traverse the fine truck Mine* Mollier Died. 18082 lansoa H. Baraes " Lawyer ._.... — ,. nts 98505 177 96 j 111 the depot. » District, na jx>lition«l for by OiJlis T. i I:RO:ET expected to preach in the O. S. Baptist ing land between the new B. i E. S. Since Mother died, the world seem* changed Taylur, Jess^ A. D. Bradley, and others, meeting house to-nirrow at 10.30 a. m. railroad at Salisbury and onr point. Fairest of flowers seem not so fair — Bargains in heavy suits, heavy over we hereby nive notice that we will meet coats and heavy nnderware, at R. E. NASTICOKE. .. As they were when I culled, and softly ranged at the place where said proposed road —•Misses Wrifrht aid Andrews of E. The fairest a-near her cushioned chair. Powell A Go's. intersects the county road leading from THE BEST TIME TO INSURE. New Market, Dorc ester county, are Riverton to Horntown uiills near the And waited her soft, slow words of praise: — The largest stock of ready made When U the best time to insure ? guests of Miss Bettie Slemons on Main RaJIrord Meeting. Sweetcei of music seems not so sweet residence of John A. Wright, on Wed Now. As when she hearkened the wild-bird's lay— clothing in Salisbury can be found at R. nesday, February the 18th, 1891. at 0 street. A railroad meeting, looking to the or E. Powell 4 (Vs. o'clock a. m., weather perniilt:ng to per Why? „ . • ganization of a company to extend a rail and the singing wlndu, and soft, oeol beat Because the coinpanl&s will accept yon now ; later on they may reject .you. —Messrs. S. Ulman 4 Bro., served a Of rain— felt through a thirsty day — We can, and will, save you two pro form the dutieH imposed upon us by paid Because every man can call to-day his own; to-morrow belongs to God alone. free lunch at their reeunrant on Dock road from Nanticoke, in this county, to Charm not (a* In the olden days) fit* over any other Liquor House in Salis commission. lew now than they will be a few years hence, WM. J. WEATHERLY, street last Saturday niglA to a number Laurel, Del., via Quantico, B. C. Springs, • Since Mother died! bury. A. F. Parsons &. Co. ' waiting. There are no fluctuations in and Sharptown, was held at Laurel EI-IJAH D. KXOWLE8, of friends. \ The world seems bleak, since Mother died! — Have you heard the exact amount of WM. W. SMITH, In, but death rure. last Wednesday, a number of promi Life's happy hills, and valleys cool and green money it takfs to boy a "Household" Examine: dot leave lli»ni aa- L —Mr. Lewis Banks and faa Ella Tay- nent citizens of this county attending. Seem settled to a dc*ert, wear}" wide; sewing machine from Laws A Purnell. lor were married last Thun^ay evening The move for a road had its origin with No palm-grove's shade no fountain's sheen at the M. E. Parsonage, jrnitland, by Beckon me near, when burns the iSDlth — We are making room for spring Nj OTICE TO CD the people of Tyaskin district some sun. Eev.J.W. Gray. goods, and are closing ont heavy winter This Is to give no months ago in an effort to get a road from And yet. It seems theliqc way I most go- goods at lo collect Ask voar dealer for the Salisbnrr Is ls to give , Since Mother dledl i obtained rron tics for . fiaKJiW.TvTrfce Star awJ ReiTStar Wioomico couDty letter. 8loce Mother died—Slnee MoUnr died ! 4#fGravity Coal Oil. It is the finest on the personal estate of ] _»d%:»»«ts *ome pathetic lay burning oil on the market. by some Singer, tearful-eyed, ROBERT WI Keep with me through the sunlit day. —Do not £sfl to try S. Ulnisn dc Bro.'s Imtcof Wioomico County'1 barltur rtmlra* acmlnst sail The saintly, solemn, starlit night. new band of- Ulman's Coon Club Whis framed to exhibit the «* And yet, they bring not griefs quick rain key, the beat and purest in the market, thereot. to the subscriber one Of tears tbatcool, and cleanse, and core t 1 1 is guaranteed to con oonsum ption. I'm glad (or ber eternal gain- Jaly 17th, UN, ~L0rers of good Maryland Bison U or Ui«7 r otherwise But, great (he loss and grief I dare— b«Ba4to. - The hangry waiting for the light— boold apply to MitcbeU A Vomit, or Qlved onder mj hand this 17th day c {Since Mother died! Dotaan it Smith, for « backet worker WM. whid» will mrfto ttw (goatee-article. D. HEBBEBT WILLIAMS, j :—Tflce toe Shoe Matt Mils a neat calf The world seems chanced sine* Mother dletf akin shoe for $2, lace and congress. "SOc Bat Heave* seems noVso aw away t s0ed ia 50c made." Do you want to ITOTIOEL The ripple of wares cm the other side makeSOcT ComeswH* tkekosbofaovdlngdey. " Office o/ (tit Co. Oommittionert of rf i. : WtMej At atoae. In her cushioned chair; —Ulman Bros, tell Coon Club Rye SAUSBCRY, Mp., Dec. 23,18 Antftbe Stag* she loved seem beck'nlng me, Whiikey by the pint, gallon or the bar Beck'nloc4-boek'clng, ever and aye- rel ; also pat up la nicely engraved bot To whom itmajL-ttnJWrn; DC low oft I wake. In the night, and see tles. Give it a trial and be convinced of berebr«i»«n1Eiirboa& Koa. t Some golden star's long slanting ray its parity. ' Hnred July 1st., 1886; Will «• " Pall fully athwart that hallowed on the lat day of J»l t ta soUinRaU) ktovry^aitai By ord*p of the Board of-Oo.< to D. J. HOLLOW^I Wanamaker'a. HUMAN CARNAGE. President Uaooto'i Habits. ~" Miscellaneous Cards. Bis Own Ku.i>HiA. Monday, Jan. 13, 1890. of S.MO.OOO Live* IB Wan ft was light and capricious. In the sum Sterling, mother of Charles M. Sterling, ATETVr TOBK, FrTTT.A. A NORFOLK B. B. the Last Thirty Tern. mer, when he lived at the Soldiers' who was executed at Youngstown, O, CTKD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING The January announcements "CAP> CKAKLM Botm." In time of peace the statist! clans count home, he would take his frugal break WDLFF'S for the murder of Lizzie Grombacher, Tbo*. Perry. Pnbuaber. intended only for our guests the cost of war in men and money, fast and ride into town in time to be at has unveiled the facts concerning an in Tl»e TaW« !• Elhct Nov. 23rd, 1890. which does not seem, however, to have and customers, have brought his desk at 8 o'clock. He began to re cident that occurred shortly before his SOUTH BOUND TKAIKS. any effect whatsoever in the way of pre ceive visits nominally at 10 o'clock, bnt execution. TTJ" mother came from Max PAffiT YOUR HOD! sellers—importers and manu No.9 No.81 No.1 No.79 vention. The fact U neither goreza- long before that hoar struck the doors well, Can., and though he had left home p. m. p. m. a. m. a. m For many yean I hire been sorely af facturers—in large numbers. meots nor peoples want war in the ab were besieged by anxious crowds, •when bnt a lad with maternal intuition N. Y.. P. R. R. fer. 8 00 800 Newark...... —— 833 835 flicted with Enema on tny face. The The crowds of eager buyers stract, though there always exist latent through whom the people of importance, she recognized him. When brought to Trenton...... 9 SO 1 938 jealousies and hatreds and the desire for senators and members ot congress, el his cell Sterling without the quiver of a Pblla.. Broad «t.... 11 18 881 777 1038 eruption wm» in large splotrhee, and t.'in told a convincing story that WUmJDfton....._ 1J 01 860 818 1108 cerona nature. 1 had treatment from a advantages which war alone brings that bowed their way after the fashion which muscle said: a. m. render it possible at any moment. Yon still survives. On days when the cab "You are mistaken, madam; I am not , C 45 380 80 908 number of experienced phrsiriann, with here and now goods could be p. m. p-m. a.m. moved at popular prices. cannot make governments count their inet met, Tuesdays and Fridays, the your son." little or no benent, and only of a tem dead beforehand, though it ia esuy hour of noon dosed the interviews of the She implored him to recognize her, bat NOBTR BOUTTD TRAINS. porary nature. After other treatments . Our new trade notions have enough to count them afterward; while morning. On other days it was the he refused, and she returned home half No. 10 No! 13 No. 80 No.74 bad failed I bought seren bottle* of S S. M for the prospective debt, a nation ae- convinced that she was mistaken. To Arrive. a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m 1>een admitted and admired on president's custom at about that hour to BLACKINGA r*CRFCCT HARNESS DRESSING. Baltlmore(UJ8t«.), «45 300 11 10 705 S. from Me*ST». TennL'le & Holland, of snmee it in advance as coolly as a fanner order the doors to be opened and all who his counsel Sterling said: WtlmlDcton...... 415 1226 943 506 both sides. Big operations UUD BT XKN. WOKKV am OHTT.DREiT. Pblla., Broad it.... 5 10 I 17 10 33 5 51 Troy, Ala-, and il cored me. I feel like a places a mortgage on his farm. were waiting to be admitted. • "She is my mother, bat I could not Trenton...... » 24 3 38 11 50 700 have been made. Shelves and According to the estimates of French At luncheon time he had literally to A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. break her heart by telling her that her Newark...... 787 8881357 813 new man, my | TBAIKS. health, and it i* due entirely to S. S. 8. pended to carry them on no leas than Leave a. m. p. m. a.m. p.m. made money- house occupied by the family. The EVERY Household EVERY Office Andersen, to break the seal of silence. Dolmar...._...... 355 643 11 45 148 My Post Office is Oriun, Pike County, the inconceivable snm of $18,000,000,- afternoon wore away in much the same "It was the most dramatic scene 1 ever Williams...... _ 647 If you want the best. It covers] To-day the Stationery Store 000. Of this amount France has paid EVERY Mechanic EVERY Stable Salisbury...... _... 8 07 857 1169 308 manner as the morning; late in the day tro witnessed," said Mr. Anderson* "I have Fmltland...... 1306 HIRAM TRWKATT. offers eight, bargains in Note nearly $3,500,000,000 as the cost of the he usually drove out for an hour's sir seen all the tragedians of the past quar Eden...... _.__ 1313 war with Prussia, while her loss in men Loretto...... __ 13 18 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases Paper and Envelopes, the Art ing; at 6 o'clock he dined. ter of a century, bnt none that compared Princes* Anne..... 3 82 1326 328 fitce than any other and is is placed at 155,000. Of these 80,000 to the scene on that occasion. The ^M^^V^^^^l^^^B^HI^IH^^HBtM^M^B^MHMBH^H^HHiM^^^^Mi^^^ mailed free. Pottery gets 100 new bargain He was one of the most abstemious of Klng'sCreek...... 1240 338 were killed on the field of battle, 86,000 men; the pleasures of the table had few Farnfeft mother, every line in her face showing Costen...... _ _ 1354 SWIFF SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Ga. pieces, the Muslin Underwear died of sickness, accidents or suicide and at Oto Pocomoke...... _, s 61 100 266 attractions for him TTia breakfast was M TIMVANK tamr the most intense suffering, and her heart New Church...... 4 04 307 durable. For the genuine is filled up, and so all through 20,000 in German prisons, while there an egg and a cup of coffee; at luncheon N TOUN OLD I timr. nearly broken, while the son, knowing Oak Hall...... __. 4 11 814 That Silver l«»T-> CO«CH «KD Hallwood._..._.__ 4 19 »» died from other causes enough to bring he rarely took more than a biscuit and a WOLFF * BAlTDObPH. Philadelphia. that the truth would kill her, stood like Bloxom...__ _ 4 25 SS Stranger (in railway train]: So yon the house. the number up to the given aggregate. glass of milk, a plate of frnit in its sea - ' i Drtt. JtoM axt BMM r ••' - a statue, his face showing the pallor of Parksley...__...... 4 32 840 TaaJey...... _ 4 44 860 cle, write or call to The great Carpet sale has The sick and wounded amounted to son; at dinner he ate sparingly of one or death, assuring her that she was mis ———————— -^———^———— i^"——————— ^^^__B*B. went on a long journey to get a situation 864 • 4 as newspaper reporter, only to find that money for you at present prices. 477,421, the lives of many thousands of two courses. He drank little or no wine; taken. Such intensity of action was 4^___«__ Despondent Youth—Yes. The trip According to Dr. Both, a German Nauawadox...... _ 431 Women s Wrap Material— of his early life in the fervor of the Bird's Nest...... 5 3S 483 took all the money I had saved op, and Some of the richest and most authority, the Germans lost during the "Waahingtonian" reform, but he never If You Have From Slavery to Affluence. Machlpongo...... 5 28 488 EastvUle...... _..... 6 35 444 now I don't know what I'm to do. war 60,000 men killed or rendered invalid cared for wine or liquors of any sort and CONSUMPTION COUBHORCOID The will of the late Roewell J. Jeffriea Cobb's...... Stranger—Keep np your courage. unique of this season's Long and $600,000,000 in money, this being never used tobacco.—CoL John Hay in has been admitted to probate by Surro Cherlton..._... 6 45 4M the excess of expenditure or of material gate Adlington. The deceased was a Cape Charles, (air. 5 55 680 Every clbnd has a silver lining. I got a Wrap Materials go this morn Century. BRONCHITIS Throat Affection Cape Charier, (Ive. 6 05 606 situation on a newspaper when I was losses over the $1,250,000,000 paid by slave before the war, and often related Old Point Comfort. 8 00 700 B. L. GILLIS Creek...... 7 63 1 41 granule*, and thai in most casea one lit Larye Figured Wrap Material, 16 German, and might not agree precisely the way of a woman learning to play the Passing throngs gazed curiously at a Prlnwwi Anne...... l3 28 color*, was $4 50 and $5, now $2 50. 800 148 rnHOUSANDS MORE THAN WE NEED. Every dol- tle "Pellet" is Knfflrient for a dose, that with American estimates. The Mexican game as well as the average man. strange plant that sprang in- in the win Ix)ret»o...... M._.... .„. 8 07 Large Figured Camel Hair, 6 c ilorti, Potter Palmer has a table of unique Kden...... 8 13 • lar's worth is a positive bargain. Never in the history they-are purely vegetable and perfectly' and Chinese expeditions cost $200,000,000 dows of tho Chinese lanndri% People Frulllaod...... 8 20 was $5, now $3. design which is a combination cabinet. Sall«buiT_._..... — 13 48 8 30 6 40 3 13 Soutache Scroll Wrap Material, 2 and 65,000 lives. without poetry in their soul., darkly \VilMamn...... of Clothes-selling has there been such an opportunity to buy harmless: and for constipation, bilious There were 250,000 killed and mortally The scheme waa devised by Mrs. Palmer, hinted that the ahnou-l eyed iior-i;olians ness, sick headache, and all diseases aris colon", was $6, now $3. Dclmar...... _.(arr 100 845 654 2 25 for so little money so much valuable Clothing. Leaf and Vine Pattern Wrap Ma wounded during the Basso-Turkish war, who, with many of her north side were raising onions. 'Die emperor's a. m. a. m. a. m. p. m. inir from derangement of thr liver, stom terial. 3 colors, was $6, now $3 50. nnd 45,000 each in the Italian war of friends, delights in the game. The table subjects were innc-::r>t of the base ar!i or "bowels, they are absolutely a Cainrl Hair, Persian Fieiire«l,3 rol- 1859 and the war between Prussia and was built after an original design which charge. Tho essence cf hnman emo Crisfleld Branch. More than a thousand $15,16 and 18 Men's Casssimere and/Wanted Suits, Leave a. m. p. m. p.m. BixT-ific. A gentle laxative or active ore, was $6, now $3.50. Austria. In the other wars the loss of she furnished the factory. George M. tions was clustered in the white and Princes* Anne...... 7 4U 1225 228 now every one of them $12. All Wool. cathartic, according to size of done. Figured Camel Hair, 4 color.", was life was relatively less, which did not Pullman is the possessor of another hand yellow petals of the Cower King's Creek...... 7 45 1230 238 $7 50. now $3,50. \Vcslover...... 7 60 12 40 3 Oil Another lot of Fine Suits, $18 and 20. For this lot 14. make either the men or money easier to some table, and the Misses Pullman are The plant is called a Chine. . . ..••, p:id KlDKxton ...... 7 57 12 SO 325 Cloaking*.— part with in the more limited areas credited with being able to play a fair Chinamen at this season of the year im Marion...... _._ 8 04 1 00 34.5 Tbe Owner* of the Covmtr?. Striped Cloaking. 3 styles, $1.40 Hopewell...... 8 09 1 10 4 05 Another lot of Finer Suits, $20, 22, and 25. For this \f 18. where they occurred, amateur game with four balls. Charles port it from their native land. Thi:y Crlsflsld...... (air 8 15 1 2U 4 30 A.year ajro Mr. Thomas O. Shearman grade at $1; 4 styles. $3 grade, $2. And this is but a part of the account Schwartz has a table that cost nearly place it in a vessel filled with pvboles p.m. p. m Another lot of Finest Suits, $25,28 and 30. Now the pjio* w 20. showed in iheFonim that one half of the Large Plaid Cloaking. 5 colors, $3 $1,000, and Mrs. H. H. Porter personally grade at $1.50. ing, since it does not include the mill ind water and the flower is in full bloom Leave a.m. a. m. p.m. national wealth wan owned by 40,000 ions expended during the last twenty looks after both a billiard and a pool till Christmas, when it imparts a beauti Crlifleld...__...__ 636 930 1 30 Sontachv Cloaking, 3 colors, $4 grade table in her .elegant home.—Chicago Hopewell...... __ 644 V 45 1 40 families that three seventh* of it was at $2.50. yean in maintaining the vast armaments ful odor that fills a room with perfuruo. Marion...... _..... 653 1006 1 50 FINE OVERCOATS owned by 250 families, and that there Black Cheviot Cloaking diagonal jf the European powers, the losses caused News. ~ The grateful foreigners have presented Kingston ...... _...... 703 1020 300 Westover.....__.... 7 If 1040 3 10 They are the very finest manufactured. JDur excess stock were 70 American estate, averaging $35,- and stripe, $3 50 grade at $3. i>y the stoppage of commerce and manu their friends in this city with pretty King's Creek....(arr 7 21 10 55 220 001,000 rach. The statement was con Black Figured Cloaking $7.50 grade factures, and the continual ~ specimens as a token of their gratitude Princes* Anne(arr 7 36 is in the finest kinds. The prices are Five aid Ten Dollars on at $5. of industries by the a' W. l_ DOUGLAS Tor kindness shown them. — Pittsburg a. m. a. m. p. m. tradicted. But he ("hows in the January and other neeUl- each Coat. To turn into money $150.00} worth we must useful employment of tie. for a.ntfenen. Dispatch. ______An additional train leaves King's Creek Kornm, in his prophecy of "The Coming .. ?7.30s. m., and arrives Princess Anne7JS a. in. make very low prices. A few words in reply of i bottom. Addn*. An additional train leaves Princess Anne Billionaire," not only that his figures Small Bonnet* for the Theatre. p.40a. m., and arrives King's Creek 7.45 a. m. questions constantly j The men in town are looking forward •T' .stops for paasengers on signal or notice hare not been discredited, bat that they t. AGENT, to conductor. Bloomtown la "7" station for 30 Dollar Ones down to $20. 25 Dolly Ones down to $18 could not be. for in the Urge ' utChallis. a a delightful winter for playgoing. It trains 10.74 and 7*. (Dally. {Dally, except s all on account of the ladies' bonnets. Sunday. instance* they Pall man Buflett Parlor Car* on day express 20 Dollar Ones down to $15. 18 DsiUf Ones down to $14 A year ago they were only comparable trains and Sleeping Cars on night express UM«ti o cart wheels and steeples, bat now tralns^between New York, Philadelphia; and of the hey are the __ T .,..„..„,,J?rnf3oath-boand Sleeping Car ao- little hatsl_p~for the bonnets, at the ce*»lble to panacngers at 10.00 p. m. •1IL ORDER SUITS . end BcrthK In the Nortb-oound Philadelphia tiaedoa. t of a new play at the Bijoa Sleeping Car retalnable until 7.00 a. m. Single Suitsj textrathargt. rwo well known bankers and the presi O. B. COOKE H. W. DUNNE, dent of a trunk line railroad escorted Qen'l Pans, A Prt. Agt. Bunertntendent. are. a thousanc" IE heir wives to front seats, and all the accumulate Chemicals men in the house felt like breaking out _, PoUib, with applause. This^ was because these O ALTIHORB & EAST. SHORE B. R K«ntt, and Di«- « mixtum— told wealthy men's wives wore bonneta i BWBlllCXi Of **** that just covered the tops of their SCHEDULE IN EKfKCT DEC. 15TH, 1899.. heads— little confections of lace that DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYa iance. looked pretty and stole no one'» view of OOINO EAST. FUTOJIZK the stage.— New York Sun. f1 Kip. El p. If Ixd. a. m. p.m. p. m. Baltimore __.__ 8 35 4 4V . Electricity In the French Annapolis-...... 8 3D 6 40 The French minister of marine has de Bay Ridge...,. . __. 9 46 « 06 160 FUTILUXB- Clalbome...... __11 10 7 25 845 > and rcUabit. cided that every military port shall send McDanlel,...... 861 to Paris two foremen and two working Harper...... 866 , _ I teUlaf Jww rcitfllien SL Michaels— 4 13 per >,«i>d bow to on them tor electricians to study the various systems Rlveralde.....— 4 16 tn* on application^ of electric lighting. A further evidence Koyal Oak. 425 Klrkbam.. 4 SO W.S.POWEU40J. of the extent to which the government Bloomfleld... 488 of France is recognizing the importance EastOD ..__. ... 600 Turner .„.._...., 609 BaHlmor*), M4. of providing its navy with the fullest Bethlehem 634 potable instruction in electrical matters Preston 588 Douglas*.... 546 is afforded by the fact that lectures on Hurlock 406 the theory and use of electricity and iU Ennals.. 6 13 Khodrsdala ... 634 employment for naval purposes are being Vienna...... 709 given at the Brest observatory, and they B. C. Springs. 716 will be contfamedf or four months.—New Hebron— ..... 780 Rock-*-walk In 785 York Commercial A'l I'M laeei , . w . Salisbury.. _. tat . 8k* HMdaeha, CoqaO- The German postofflce ofBrrialH bar* XaUria, Ltrer Comi^ntm. tala been experimenting with the North i cable, seventy-five kilometers long, tween Heligoland and Cuxhaven, to < the poesibit^cf using submarine < of enth for ~ VOL. SALISBURY, WICOMICO CO., MARYLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1891. N<
BROKEN FLIGHT. Cards. .1 aerooon, not» DOfa'mzara- PftOVlOfNCC GAVE THS SttNAL. W«mas Hav« Preferred **vra*Ma*Va, A BAQ OF GAME WITH ONE SHOT. BABY OMEJSOLID S( bury Card*. Bot I karw that it WM uaelees EYES MADE OF GLAS& "Ah, then, miss, would yoa be telUn* for a* to speak while the child Hred. r a Ball That* a poor old woman where St. Mary's Hew a W1U Cat. a la a I*. Trie* WnrrMmf ullU.al KatleC 1*«1 MY{ REPOSITORY I saw a «at Ik* deads or «ray fib* wonld hare thought it* sacrilege to THEY ARE GOOD, BUT BETTEH homeisT er Oar. Cnvd kgr C»Uc»r Aad dart IBS* the drift* of as** giv* **y lor* conaidecation while the railroad aad con- The fashionably dressed yoangwomaa Speaking about pot lock, said OJIT DOCK STREET, ONES ARE MADE OF STONE. the other day Aad 1-4 canted aad I yeaned. mother lore in her heart was the ruling thus addressed stopped aa aba wsa walk an hunter and story taller one day, I Adjoinirfc the Palace Lireiy, u always Ua» ft, te break Ik* tan of fa**~ spirit, Lore making whfle her child old gray hated veteran of the ing in Broadway and looked down on a oppose I have hadaoma of tha daradsat at j baby, whan two month* old, had a bn la Oenaaaiy amd m»e» ArMOaia] cab told a story. He had been aa engi tntront with what the doctor called ecu FILLED WITH I was dyingl I could see how she would ragged olfl crone, the picture ot squalor streaks of lock aver had ia tha state of Her head, ana*, feet, aad hand* were < Are ae Ckeetfi aa B»He«« A O**a Heal neer with a big reputation as a "run^ ooe*oU4 tore. I Mad everrUilnf. but n_ shrina from the mere suggestion. MI< iQ health. Her first irelfoMh Maine. Everybody knows how I once ar the doctor* nor anything elae did her I TOP-BU66IES, PHAETONS, ROAD-CARTS, "So I tried to be content with winning f Skill Repaired la Flalakla*; nor* ia tba days gone by, bat on account to gat away as quickly as possible from drove a bear op a tree, aad than MM tha "~ food. We could " offaOtaag nerve* and eyasBgat was now tree into tha pond what* tha real day or Bight WAGONS, ET&, , the place of (rated friend, delicately Prtoe «f Kye« ! Tki* Oeutry. the uncanny object, but pity prevailed her. In na tit_ trying; to make my presence a comfort enjoyina; aa easy berth aroaad tha and she said: drowned, at the saaati lisas I tried the Cntli and help to her, and doing all that I There is a gentleman in New York, sbopav Ha said: Tm going past the home myself. orfortytroottodawthwhiohraaatotha Remedle*, bnt I > Ah, awl not Owe* who eleare the «ky married and the father of a family, wbc "It was when the old Y. M. and R IhadBooUth In tb could to make smoother the hard path Follow me and 111 point it out to you top of the water, and tha way I aota tor I bad never Are ** >* wkea sae stem tads Jeer- the childish feet were pressing. has worn an artificial eye for i waa first opened up," ha bagaa. "I waa when I reach if bear trap aad caught a faDow who waa them tried. Tomyi JM theaa who tret aad ran* to By yean without the knowledge of puffin' pasamgm, and took the first coach rarprlee. la one wt An ahraym atted tor that sphera "One afternoon she came to my office Then she started on again. If the old there to steal sbeep; another time when time after beflnnln We invite attention to our line of Of-' to aak Mine questions about the tittle member of his family. There are many over tha road. I got a good ran aQ day woman had only been content to follow I sot atrapfbreritterawhatwaa arter oa* UM Cntlenra Ik floe Stationery Bank, Insurance, and j Akl we* that o'er oar >il|.»«al week boy, aad, as the waiting room was fan, men and women in public life who wwfe and was boldhV bar down aa a quietly the young one would have felt my turkeys, aad ketched a yooaf die*, the aorea were i Commercial Blank Books wade in all j A heart aC aMrey throbs tor ao- artificial eyes undiscovered.- To do this ball continued to T**w*sftaBB*thahar*wa.*ak. I took her through the parlor to the good thing. 'Boot a year after we'd got sufficiently rewarded for her kindness that was] hangin' toaad to aea «ay UM Beaolventlbran* tries of binding and rulinpa. Estimates j of course requires not only wonderful wblle, and aanrabel given on .application. Check Books Lith front door. As we passed by the mantle- to doia* a good baaaaaaa I had aomo ex by the consaouaneas of a good deed Mary. perfection in the manufacture of the eye tra mania* aad lost my tarn for awhile, And the story *boat my goiag to tha B*t as babj a* you wt Of every i^ewription and at anr price. ographed and Printed on Safetr Paper a piece of the front room she suddenly done; bnt the old one began in a load like to aee. and aaaooadaa a dollar. I belli gave a cry of pain and surprise, stopping itself, but also great circumspection on aad ran night, all of tha tee. It waa afa>g-«ong to praise the Lord for r^M^g courts to prove that I badat catehed my baby would have died If I Jiad not I carry a stock of the finest made, and I specialty. the part of the wearer, whose* vision is my last trip before Td gat back to my Cobeara Remedlea. I writ* this that ev can sell you the cheapest on the market. 9OX. PAPEBS in targe Variety. < short before a Ufeaise porteait of Mr. her so kind and beautiful a lady to lead trout in clow time, by showia' that tha mother with a bahy like mine can feel _, DOCTOR'S INHERITANCli necessarily limited, and wbo is liable to own run, and I waa feeUa* glad to get bar to tbe home. line and book tbe troat was on had been Odent that there 1* a medicine that will car Prices the very lowest. ! GOLD PENCILS, Pen* and Charm* make a Famshawe. Her face was white, her exposure from the occurrences of every the went ecxetna, and that medicine U beautiful Om to either Gent or L*dy. whole form trembling, and before 1 on to the day trick* again. Glory be to Oodr she almost shouted. left dangling fa. tha brook one day in Cotleora Reined lea. Two gentlemen, both peat middle age, day life. There was, until recently, in "We'd had some mighty bad weather "Tha Lord rest the souls of all tbe dead tbe legal seem when I was fk.Ua.' aad atlta BETTIE BIRKNEB, Lack hart. Tea DEAN W. PERDUE, POCKET KN1VE8-A Fine Aaeortment could catch her she gave one cry of New York city, a lady, the wife of and lota of water feU Our track was SALISBURY, MD. from 60 cents t/> la, each. wen seated beside a glowinj crate are, Fatherf and dropped in a dead faint belongin' to ye! May the heavena be got called away aQ of a anddau> to drhra chatting as old friaada will who have "It was the old story, Tom. She had very well known man, who was in the in pretty good shape, though, and we yer bed, and every hair in y«r head a the cows oater the eocm. Isi the eaeMa- Cotionra Remedies LEATHEK UOODS-Oor Specialty. met after along separation Tbe hour habit of meeting constantly very many didnt much fear wathoota, so we kept caadla'round yer coffin to light ye to ment of tha mosasat I forgot tha hook Care every hamor of the »kln and *calp oria-1 loved her husband better than her fa yBPKm*. and who wettt out much in so up with the'card* pretty welL On tbe lancy and childhood,-hetner torturing. iH*-| GEORGE C. HILL. Please five... tu a .call . or._.._._ writ* tu when you waa late, nearly midnight, but no sign ther, and eloped with M«y never win glory! Holy mother send ye a rich boa- and line, and whan oaa day artor tha anrlnf, itching barnln«..caly, rru»|p DBUO AJTD CHBWIflAI. gray hair, strongly marked features, a story and think of my inheritance 1 jet flame from a blowpipe in front of "We were m siring about forty-five fi^t every family possesses a Bible, a loagago. I took down tba old rift* oaa i Refer to fob. of tbl* paper. him, which gives an intense heat, capable miles an hour, and when we reached the Dictionary and a copy of Shakespeare. dayaad told tha old womaaaaloaga* 8*4 UOCK -STREET, SALISBURY, M D, tall, erect figure and an expression a< living in luxury and she toiling for ! aad MO teeilmonlala. once kindly and resolute. You read bread! And the money was hers by of melting tbe glassy substance which fill' east of Wildcat I worked (team all This impression, like many popular im there was aothaag doia'rooad the place prompt decision in his dark blue eyes every claim of humanity. forms tbe eye. He molds the substance the way down. We were *boat half pressions, seems to be an erroneous one. Iguesaedlwoaldtakeawalk. Wal, a* chapped aadoily *kln "- COFFIN SAND CASKETS as easily aa the potter would mold day. way to the creek when the bell rang. I The Bible* thus hired out are expensive by CUTICUKA MXDIGATBDSOAP. of every de.trription made and fnrniflli- and a sympathy in the pleasant smile "At once I commenced to arrange for lock woald have tt, I hadat gone far that often crossed his lip*. restoring the property to her, and know Then the pupil is put on by the worked mighty quick, but it was down ones and suitable to hand over to a when I spied what I snrmiaed to be a e* ntt<*ution given to funerals L. Power & Co. Hia companion, heavily bearded and ing her pressing needs instructed my wQdcat The critter probably got wind >• Cwtta_._ bronzed by travel, was a far handsomer lawyer to supply her with ready money needles of colored substance, so as to get (topped until the pilot waa almost church dignitary so high as a bishop ia of me, for be eat and ran a little way* _ _ _ _ _ .. relieve*rheo- in City or Country- imitate the delicate tracery of the eye over the bridge or where the bridge favoring the family in question with a Je, sefatta, hip. kidney, eneet, Manufacturers of man, bnt with a weaker face. and inform her that as soon as it could m about tbe direction I cam* from, aad and muscular jpalna and weak- "At last," he said, stretching himself be legally done her father's fortune ball and pupil ought to be 'cause when I stopped the call or visit. Such an interesting re then took a sneak along a mossy baak The flnt and only Inatanta Most Improved Wood Working lazily in his deep arm chair, "I find yon would be restored to her. THK BKST KYKS A&K MADE a headlight waa shining over a chasm. ligious episode in the life of a fashinn- aad hove in sight only to disappear YOO CM HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED alone and disengaged. Give me per When eyes are made at wholesale the The bridge was washed away. OadI able family oe the appearance of a bishop round a large stump at the edge of my "Tom, she flatly refused to take it workman makes haphazard a vast quan i* usually known in advance, and the at inv tftlai'hs'iment in first-claw and mission to btnff a towel into that ob She had offended her father and had ac You can .tell just "bout how I felt My clearin'. rati-fri-tory manner. I uiiarmntee in each trusive office bell of yours, so that no cepted her punishment, and she would tity of sizes, shapes and colors, and it is fireman nearly fainted, and I wasnt far Bible is secured in proper time. I didnt wait a second; I just up and run* U> icive |*-rft-ct *-atUfartion. having whining woman or squalling brat can presumed that a deojar can, by keeping a behind > <«" Well, after we stopped the The leaves between the old aad new let go, just as tbe cat got oat of sight Is an act of prudent fbretboagbt, not listen to any proposal to accept hi* testament are, of courm, perfectly blank, earns the respect of the bestofmankir Die fwc liiie* and all nt^vioary require f9"Mschii:'ry oi Modem Design aud summon you away and make me un money. In vain I urged the justice of large assortment of these artificial eyes, conductor, a smart chap with a fancy The ball, I wa* pretty ear*, Ut him m ment* to do only fir>t rlaa* work. My happy." her cause, the burden that money so manage to match the eyes of any cus lamp and a rubber collar, came artmnin* and if a representative of the church the hind quarters. I went fmward to nmAiaencaatlucrttKtot thaasanred. It priiw ar>* reasonable anil not exorbitant. Superior Quality for "Can't be done, Tom. Make the most tomer. Bnt in practice this proves to be up wantin* to know why I topped. should chance to turn to them"he would secure him if possible and than aad there iayUao a (act, that insured lives are more Kr|mirin>! in d<>n>* unrr- wrongfully willed away from her would find that his fashionable friends were of me now, for the claims of the whin be to me. She threatened to leave the an exceedingly difficult matter. The 'Cause the bell rang. What did I found out that be hadn't got wind of psolOBgid than those of tha uninsured; vi*»m. C 'rrwi lime in required in thin PUHIHG MILLS. SMSH. DOOR*. ing women and the squalling brats colon and shapes of eyee vary in num you pull the rope f orf I says. alarmingly destitute of genealogical rec me arter all, bnt was on a atffl boat ape. and if you «i>nld hav» yoiir watch city and never return if I persisted. ords. Such a discovery would strike nor naad we doubt that the risk o/ efeotA not be denied.'' "While nothing wsa settled her child berless variety, and where customers I didn't,' say* he, himself, and he got hia gam* joat aa ay keej> |x-rf»-(:t time, bring it to me. BI.IXD8. FURNITURE, are fastidious and with keen vision for 'Well, who didT tbe family discovered with more horror ball hit him. Threat had afox,holdin' it nvi&r to hini who, on a bad of illness, C<>mr, everybody, and see, whether you "Yon know what 1 want to hear, died. She grieved as only the mother of ramembara tliat bis family ia provld left you twelve years ago a poor man shades of color it U seldom possible to No one,' says he, hot like. than it would any one else. They seem him with hi* teeth, and, yon may be boy or not. ______Ws)crin«, AtrricutturaJ Implement*, fkn- an only child can grieve, and yet I think 'Well, some one pulled it or I willing, however, to take the chances. for, than to him wbo coBtamplatea the with a struggling, almost wholly gra I comforted her. I dropped all question suit them with these teady made eyes, lieve or not, the fox had hatched a mar A FULL LJXE OF HOLIDA Y GOODS tuitous practice, a sworn bachelor, and and they are little used in first class es wouldn't a stopped,' says L Men who hire out 'the Bibles demand a ten. I could hardly beBeve my twee future destitution of thoaa dearest to Maxers, Car Sliop», Ac. Comwji of the dieputld inheritance in those long The 'coo' looked at me a minute, and deposit in every case, and charge $3 JCST RECEIVED. almoet a hermit outside of your profes months, when her loneliness led her to tablishments, where perfect work i* and looked again, and blowed it the him. dewier//are you insured T If not £»liuu*l. Address. sional duties. I find yon wealthy, with sought regardless of price. just then the brakeman came up. night New York World. marten didn't have a weaaaL **M|ti|i aat a policy at one* in the "Washington" turn to me, her true, loving friend. "Did yoa poU the rope, Joaf aaid tha a charming wife and a popular member And so, Tom, when a year had pass Tbe expression "A bully boy with a I hain't done yet The weaael had Life Insurance Company of New York. A. W. WOODCOCK, glass eye" denotes a popular error that ooa.' Baffaio; Herd* a Half Century Ago. mouse by the bind leg, aad the, *Tiaa*a NEXT TU H. J BRKWISGTOS'S HAT STOKE L. POWER & CO. of society, and yet your practice is, as ed, and tbe little life was a sacred mem L. H. NOCK, Qenl.. before, almost entirely among those who false eyes are made of glass. The fact " Ko,' says Joe. I think I caa truly say that I saw hi wa* trying to escape) through a Bttle ory, no longer a passionate pain to re "Jo*t of a sudden a thought* (track that region in one day more buffaloes t. O. Box SALISBURY, MD. .Vo. 30 .S. 23d. St.. Pliila. could not fee yon if they would. From member, I asked her once more to ac is that the substance is more, like china. hole in the fence of my back yard whan what relative unknown to me, your own About forty years ago an Bnglishman me, and I told tbe brakay* to aak tha than I have seen of cattle in all my life. he had been aad robbed my heaaof a. cept her father's fortune and bis heir porter. Tbe 'coon' badat patted tha I have seen the plain black with them cousin, did yon inherit your fortune? with it named T. J. Davia began to make artifi kernel of com. which staek oat of tha cial byes in New York by a aew pro bell, aad tbe passenger* in Els oar ware for several days' journey M far as the Httie mouth. .Have yoa finisbedTEsf donbte-leaal "Did it ever occur to yon, Tom, that "We needed no lawyer then to make eye could reach. They seemed to be them mra - ia real life all about the transfer, for I won my wife without cess. He found a spar in Connecticut aD asleep nntill jerked them endwaya One of tbe young rooatera waa trymg leader on oar marvrioas increase of riv us, quite as improbable as those found losing my inheritance." which which was peculiarly adapted for with the 'air.' I took the conductor «"*<»fa»g northward continually from the to get the corn away from him. aot thai eulati»n and oar phenomenal arceas?^ rect If yoa want thrn. at the making of artificial eyes, aad ha aroaad to the front aad aad abowed Urn distant plains to the Platte to get water, the Inweat price.. The COBFWT SMIRT upon the shelves of the circulating li ' And there goes that confounded of then want plenty inon,, bat that iaa Aasistant Yam, air. Just got thr.ua beet In the market and we retail It at 73 emu, brary? My experience will convince fice belir said Tom rising; "so I am maintained that, after great research in tbe bridge. He was acared to death, and and would plunge in and swim across rooster's nature, you know. How, I had Hue.. Hsngtn, CooaCeei. Ctrartar Sac n*oal price for the lame qoallty at nttier other parts of the world, no stone could wa want back together through tha by thousands «o numerous were they "Did yoa refer to the paper place*, fl^i. We *ell ready-made ShlrU at you that I speak with authority. Twelve off.- Anna Shields in New York Ledger. a bound pup, and the antic* of theyoong , Bailer Feeders, Ire* aid BraM Cartaf*. SOeenu. We retail the flneet Linen Cnltan years sgo we are getting old, Tom 1 be found capable of yielding the same train to aee who pulled tbe bell rope, but that they changed not only the color of roosters made him caper roand moat wondatfW joornaiistic ATE BUBS FOR OUST. COAL 01 WOO*. atfl.10perdnz.orf for .V) centu ; finest Linen was, as you say, a poor man, studying Hotel* aad results. JPhi* spar, to become duetto, very mother's MO of them swore it tbe water, but its taste, until it was on- him, aad thia stirred op the old nee tbe days of Franklin 7" t Kerenfble Cu(T» at tUO per doz. or S for 50 has to be subjected to an intense heat ,'t touched. I began to get scared fit to drink; bnt we had to use it One We out furnish nejw or repair any pleoe nr eenu; very hrmvy Underablrt* anrt Drawer* hard. living in a stuffy house in a poor The other day 1 heard a prominent she joined the daao* by 'hoaa were aloioat my part of yi.nr Mill; can mak* ynar Bnflae at S0c«nu; very heary Canton Flannel Drmw neighborhood, hoping for better times, far from thirty-six to forty-eight hour*. again aad told them about the bridge, night when we were encamped on the back and spittin' at ' Practically u Oood a* New. en at W cent*, worth I LOO a pair, at merchant say that the building of so south fork of the Platte they came in more profitable practice and a fuller many elegant hotels uptown would Iea4 When thus treated it U ready for ^**d everybody came out to look at it Meanwhile the SheQer* tat a AgrinHoral HicW.erj pat la pane. I was a bachelor because 1 could trad* to follow U»m. aad that tbe day shaping/ and coloring, and requires *V»o couldn't ftadany one wbo gave tha such droves that we had to sit up and to hameas op MEGINN1SS' offer only po»eitj to a wife; > hermit no metallic oxides to work it, and aignal, aod after we'd flagged back to fire guns aad make what firea we could 6 OO WORKING ORDER. 100 ff. Oua-le* 8L. is not far distant when Fifth avenue, woman because my studies were engrossing. In is, therefore, not liable to injury the statioW got to tbinkia' more aad to keep them from running over us and what BALTIMORE. - MARYLAND. below tbe tXithedral, must be given up my small house I kept one old woman wholly to stores and dob houses. It was from the saline secretions and more nore, aad I cine to tha opinion that the trampling as into the dust We could BROS., errant, who cooked for me and kept durable and artistic than eyes made ia ball was rungxiv Providence. There hear them thundering all night loop things tidy. Having no carriage 1 with this thought in mind that I went SALISBURY, MO. WHAT WILL THE into the Plaza hotel and looked at its the old way, which was to mix common 160 people onttO train, and if that the ground fairly trembled with vast needed no boy, for Martha could write, parlors and dining rooms, its cafe and glass with the metallic oxides, produc bell hadat rung I'd a foe* them aQ over proaching bands, and if th^y haa' FRUIT CROP BE and I had a much larger office practice restaurant V/hile wandering about I ing a material easily fusible by heat and into the Wildcat, and (Iknpad them been diverted wagons, A. HOLLOWAY, To the MARYLAND or DELAWARE than that outside. came to the conclusion that American very brittle. The eyes produced by the about one hundred feetjAeJ^6.water. emigrants would ,ha»» FARMER thlft year? Are you prepared to "It was late, one bitter night in Janu Connecticut spar are tougher. Mr. Da- under their feet. Gen. Jj forego prnOt* another year»'ter repeated fklt- women are fast becoming, indeed that There wouldn't ba an^L>H.i^sa.? teU OBIXET IAKER ud OIDEBTAKER, nre? whv not go to CALIFORNIA where ary, when I was roused by the office bell they have already become, indolent vis kept his secret for many yean, and .boat it, either. Century. the FRUIT CROP It alwayi snre and profit* and tbe sound of excited voices under before his death bequeathed it U his laive t You can make one to four hundred The new hotels afford beautiful resi "Thesuperim dollar* pronu per acre. my window. Hastening down 1 found dences for people who can pay for the sons, and they have made raany eyes thing after I Tod will beiurprUed at the low price and several men carrying upon a shutter the successfully for wealthy people wbo have term*, flm-cl*** Fruit Land can be nad. high cost of living in them the man Joe up 'on • Call at once or write unconscious patient I was to aid. if pos agement at the same time taking upon tried in vain the best eye makers of En- both J. OLEJf K COOK A CO.. sible. "tself all the jares of housekeeping. rope. __ __- Bank of Baltimore Bonding. " 'An old man, air, knocked down by CHKAP aTYES U8WUU j Baltimore, Md. Fashionable women, AS a rule, detest thai Learn all particular*, and how yon can to runaway horses aad run over,' said one The cheap wholesale eyes are very toCALJFORNIA with an EXCURSION party. of the party, as they gently deposited housekeeping, for it interferes with their useful in sparsely settled localities or their burden upon a sofa. 'Badly hurted. society duties, and I thought, while re mall towns where peopfe may want rm thin sing, doctor, but not deadr flecting upon this subject, that the time artificial eyes in an emergency. Fj Cor. Church and Division sts., may soon come when there will bo hotel instance, a gentleman traveling i : Twilley & Heam, "Badly hurt, indeed, I found him, and cliques composed of rich families that SALISBURY, MD. ay examination convinced me that any west broke bis artificial eye, PARAGONS of the TONSORIAL farther motion would result fatally. along to too same set Such flatty only place where he could Prompt attention rlren to Funeral* In City hotels will have no transient custom, bnt was at a saddlerti shop, or Country. Every deacrlptlon at Caadela and Keep him 1 most, or risk hte lire by re wiH be constructed solely with tbe view Oiffln* furnished. Burial Robe* and Wrap* ART. moval to a hospital. With the aiartatsann a gisod match for size kept In nock at all time*. at two of the men I undressed him and i of meeting the needs of rich, Indolent but ha got some Quarter* on Main Street, In the Boatnea* put him into my own bed, noticing then I women, with a ballroom and private onto he oonJd^ot to ? Centre of8aJUbury. Krerythln*; dining rooms at their disposal In such There are many th clean, cool and airy. that he wore no coat. a hotel a family could maintain a pri- PALACE LIVERY STABLES. " Somebody took it off,' they told me, ered in making a first ___ Hair cot with aitatlc alecanee, aad an ra*s establishment and pay only one The right is different from tbe left. ' S\LR AND EXCHANGE. EASY, SMOOTH, and and apparently somebody kept it, aa it bffl the landlord's for which individ never appeared again. In the troaaan ice of the bulb must be taken into Comfortable Shave ual, by the by. society may yet invent a count The position must be proutthenV . Mr. Sirn>«nj>£i&e firm ban anld oat to pockets were only some trifling articles, more elegant title.--Epoch. D. W. rYrdoe EM., who Trill In tb* fa- a bwach of keys and a handkerchief, but full Or sunken to mate the good fore be wilh Mr. Love, the firm name nothing $» give any clew to the identity A. Bm*U*a> Je**v The shade of the white of the eye* being Peril n* £ Low*. - The high stand of aiy patient and uninvited guest Ticklerfbsisa practical joker, both.) be noted, and tbe delicate ard aiUmed by the dlff firm will ' bft 1 wifl not enter Into the details of the is very asuch afraid of oonatanpttOB. tracery. Sometimes the bloods) maintained by the new. We inrH* injuries that excited my interest aa a The other evening he begun- coughing pearance of the good eye tftacf'jrft jroar pairouaee. Uoraea «iwaya or, «el« physician and surgeon as much as they and went to the telephone and called up tated. The diameter of the iris aa4 _^^^ % ___ is of the opinion _^ nd ezehanjre. Horcea boardaH by the called for my sympathy as a man. There Dr. Whiteye and told him be was pretty pupil must be marked, and thai Iaa clergyman waa pooled what to 'a?pop«aariy4pnned natural gat ia ' day,