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NOTICEx


NeIlcE The underigS..;S
~ day disposed on ihs, hau n
eel business 70 Messrs. ~ ,ehil n N
fensons owing us nec,'.Io alton BIZ
eAi ~ our once No 2 Fs,uH viii NJ.
ana settle them, a. W. -. -. second NJ
oosskA Thanking our cn.,a ,h toeOs
a~tttaaee In the past. vsnen brS
WI mington lee ana Gr ale feSpscsl
Ieoie-9t and ]. B. CoSfo@av& oa q
NoriCE-rHE MUTr
1v sociation offers .tacS SSAL L0AA
lor sase; Gail during ths A a. nss y
~ In Ihe evening on Nay or lion \
o1osSE q: AARIs. sec,.,
go Once. No. Dl s6isI...I
NoiioE. 2S-S9e =
va D'e In Chsusr
Mark Brear, ct. al. Saste "a,
~ p1fsoAnce OF an order n ~ y Willie
.yL y. tIle above cause. mad We
nnoer tsrin, lsIs all person. " y ies
ne, ne % nels. affecting the in,sa1sAs
~ Sohn brear, MARI pssd}
EiNsoeth Jordan and PPa
ot eI.ner oi them In the land,l lllh b
70 nhlch said cause rela,ss PREM
nouned 20 fiie a petition s, ss,,,,. sfe hs}
nature and amount Of m sHs liA
once o. Tie Register In ChsnsMe Me u
.asIe tuunty, ten days has'.! ,b
MONDAY In February, A. ID Dle lss 70.
pear ana prove said lien n, ~, xldh
s9ing tsrrn OF the Court, belo,. % \. y ~
VI '"s S"ofl on t1e third day Of ~ N. !, g
Wilmington. De. Jan IN ( ~ lrss
No,u,eeh,.,-,-o:in 80 And alter Aarcc6 n !,
and Brandywine Crmei-rv~V,,ns tllnat}
81 sections, special rates ds,s,iae ~
tne Board Sections from A aa ,a1a
i've, 30 cents per square t,a VA
seetlons. 70 cents per squa,e taoa Hl
~ ofder oi tD- boari, '''~
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THURSDAY,
The 4th Day of March, in the year 1880.
at 2lk n,elnck N m

~ "a oeiocks y. M,
All that farm or tract OF land situated in
gent county, Md, OF which sarah A.
Morris, late of said county, died seized
ana now IN possession OF T. 3 Morris
cOnta ling 30 acres, more or /. as. OF which
about % acres are In cultivation and the
rest In wool. e
This farm is situated within a short dis
lance from MorIis station on theTownsend
Branch OF the Kent County Railroad. and
adJolns the lands of Cornelius i Sco,t
Joseph w. Peacock and Others
Inc Improvements consist OF n -
GOOD DW ELLING HOUSE, and Igsssk
ALL NECESSARY oUTBuILDINGs. ulsE
a large peach orchard and other Iruit
trees, the land Is OF good qu liy. WI
fenced and In n good state OF culily.tIon
- M TERMS OF SALE prescribed b, the
uecree are, That one tnIId of the nun chase
money shall be paid IN cash ON Inc daw or
sale, ana the residue IN two equal pay
inehts ht slh ana twelve months thsreaf-
Ter, win Interest from the dAy OF sale ANA
security approved by the trustee.
ii. W. ARCHER, JR, Trustee.
II Co., Bel Air, Md.
- n - phTIelt, Auct. leb7- ltawls
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INP0KTAsT TO LJTTSIoCs PEOPLE
4 yez- xso q Ss~srk EAn osued q
boase and claim sor SO. He weus 10
law 70 recover The latter. Il coss hir his
bozse. Yesterday be cut hls tLgrai-
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RUsTEEs SALE

In virtue OF a decree in Chancery, the
subscriber, a. Trustee, Will OFFER At Public
sale At the Noshell House In Chestertowu
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NHEKiFF7s SALE.

- HEklFf . sALk-
Bv virius ofa writ Of Z Lsvarl PaciAs 10
re dirsex {, Viii be exposed D. pNDiie
sale. a. tie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
al .Shipley E.reef. Ke,f by John J. Dough
eEEy. IN The cry Of Niimtugtyn, Ses
CAslle ooC4iy, Del.
on THURSDAY,
The 26.h Day Of February, A. D., 1850,
81 o'oloek, p. m. the following Described
re4i estate.
Ali that lot piese or parcel Of lard, situ-
ate ie ine city of Wilmington. bounds
ana described a. fedloEk. - wit BeKin-
ning a. the - u ste-si eJrDer of Fourteenth
and JsifSrsou sireeis. tEence essIerly
sloog the sOuite&sierly ide OF FOurteeuih
street ~ lee. 10 q Ire 81 lArd OF AlOin T.
- j., ufebne sou heflY along line L said
LAND and psral el u jefferson street ls seet
~ n u e ~ n 9 81 William Worth on the
ss1th. thence Westerly along q line OF aid
Oftn's ianJ aud para lel 10 FouIts-- ntu
-irsei - lee. 10 lhe eAst-r , side OF jetf=t-
son sir e., and thence thereby uostneriy
- feei 10 the place Of b-zinning tSe the
couie'ils ttefeyf what they MAJ
- I'd aud taken in execution as the
properly Of joan T. Wells and Virginia
=, n4> wife. aud L :. and to be solo %
JOha PfLt sheriff.
sheriff = once. New Castle, February :.
80 iebie-5 . sis
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,oR sRERIFF IN IssO,

EoR sBERIFF IN 1850,
PUkSAL ]. LYNCH
OF 81 Georges Hundred,
Subject 10 the decision OF the yus,
New Castle County pledging hlasi|
support The successful democratic a
nee.
take this occasion 10 thank nv M
OF New Castle County. for their md !
vent aud ltDerable support in laa n!
ing for n continuance Of past iaYaI
remsin Yours respectfully,
JAn22 n. PUkNAL j. LYyTI
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GLPIN HOUSE.

ShEhiF l. = BALE
- by virtue ufa writ CT Ais Levari Facias
~ me directed, viii be exposed u Public
sale at the
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On THURSDAY,
The 18th Day Of February, A. D., 1880.


AT 2 o clock, y. IN =, the follow ing described
real estate, z:
All iha, cert dn lot OF piece OF land with
a three story brick house the con erected
situated In the city Of Wilmington, afore'
said, bounded and described a. follows to
Wlt beginning At "a point on the south
cry side oi Twelfth street, between Tat
ali and West streets at the distance of a.
ieett Inches westerly from The westerly
side OF TAtnall street, thence southerly
passing through the middle OF a two feft
vide alley parallel with Tatnall street
siGty-one feet eleven inches TO a stake
thence westerly parallel with Twelfth
street nftesn feet two inches more or less
10 another stake. thence nortnerly pAraI-
iel with IatnAll AtreetAnd pass lng through
The made OF the brick division wall b..-
tween the house on this lot aud the house
on the lot adjoining on the weststxty-oue
Ieet eleven Inches Ia the aforesaid side OF
iWeiith street. a1d thence along the same
easteTly 10 feet inches more or less IN
the middle Of the fOresaid alley and place
~ begi nnlDg, lie the contents thereof whai
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Robert Morrison and Matilda
Morrison. his vile and ;. t. and 10 be sold
by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff,
Sserin's office, New Castle, Februar, l..
ieo'' febi0 3laWts
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EoR sHERIFT

II OF New Castle County
PETER b. HUEsTLD,
OF Wilmington Hundred
Subject to the nomination olts D,
cratic party. iares
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on THURSDAY,

al .shipley E.reei. Ks,i by John J. Dnugh
eEEy. IN ihe cry Of Nim'uktDn, Nee
Castle coG4fy, Del.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

Bv virios Of a writ Of LsvarI Pacias 10
re dirsef {, Viii oe exposed - pNDiie
sac, AlI1e
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Ry rsrne ofA wit % LevAr1 F>eias. ~
me Sars-axc, via be exposed 70 pas &c
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OR REST.-A nine roomed house, 405
West Tenth street. Ali the modern
conVeniences. Apply to
1HUS. J. NAHAFFY,
febs st. 4DS Delaware Avenue
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FOh BALE.

Poe rESIA .;s: 4, ssssn no,s 5osmea aoass
on Elliot street, Ninth Ward. Apply TO
.fetSS-st. J. l.. MUCSIEY.
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'TNTl n PARM POR RRNT

i Situated partly IN South WHINING.
ton and New Castle Hundred. containing
"a acre. and good dwelling. Apply 10
WM. NcCAULLv.
or Lobdell Car Wheel Co. feb5-2taw2w.
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CHKRIFP's SALE.
LAFAYETTE J. HOTEL,

| BY virtue ofa writ of Leyarl 2 scias, to
me directed, will be exposed W public saie.
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81 shfpAsy ssrses. ksps BY Jo.bu J. Do1gh-
srsy. IN u. etfy Of Wilmington, isss Cas-
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In virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court
lor Kent county as a Court OF C,hanceTv
the subscriber, as Trustee, will offer al
fuollc sale at the Voshen House In Chess
tertown, on
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HERIRYH nALE

JUN y T Ii. EltFlU.
sherif-s efiee, New Castle. January -
A D., lss9. iAu1r ytavts
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.RUsTEE y SALE.

U. A. c. Garrett. Aucl
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III shipley street. kept By John ]. Dough.
erty, In the ~ OF Win fngton, New Cas-
lie county, bel,
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CLASS for Young gentlemen "h" pi'N"'e
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For Young Laules-Ciry.

GARDNER INSTITUTE k, oo3 0.n OIL. ,I,rd
y.a .smr - september 20 The Rev. Dr. and ME Z H.
SAHDkkhI Principals
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fixtures a1u Alceunls.

y mining MR. rN srs..I w. del Nor'a 90 D. NJ
september g. Ia and D. al FRIENDS -EMlN AIRY, loth
II. and Rutherford pace.
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-u5truriiCH.
For povs ano Younq Men-Country.

For Bows ana Young Men-CounTry.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately httei ior
ID col eye oonditonea or rqSc,ea eTaI' i'@1FsfM&%%
summer OF Minitr Sloch'' R'' Mas T. mr.
..DRADFORD MANSION" SCHOOL Bug
- lsh AMI Classical. Boarding. ana Day RI :. i1r
young and boys ems ept mDer - ~, 1I r. M
NAT. iEWs esq ave 81 Catherine st. sew OK NV
.,WTrHlN c. SHORlLlDGES ACADEMY,
) go ME I@i' ~ fB M '?lAt;H .b sd4-.
Recommended ny Bayad Taylor gy pr B IPpReoti and
Mr Geo, Bass o. Wtshi"- - ID q , h"y. gpbrs
AMI REV L. r. T. GRAY Of Ne H. POM by Hon Fern1ndo
sleIiI has IL D. y y Lsa,e ,, NINA cS err
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r's nn1 pce fanqhf v rapid " a.d thlr'u sness
Twelve ,n~truc.ers an mon and al EIase, rem 'ld
m,nsio 5r Professor V. p. Hammond sut or o Potter
IN, pl a, nina proi s.or with nu.sf Jules appa
ra-us experiment nd h"sfa,cn. tne pm NIX !" 10
no. ana coI baths gymnasium 4 'lcus table ample
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atdia has seven cnarehe, ant temp charer
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Cost ano 1onn0.

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OF the German saving Bans The nnder OF holder ~
The LnoA requested 10 deliver o. the bsns III not es'oEI
before October aDpcaOn Will Do made iof no"
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INSTRUCTION.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit1

For Bows and Young Men-Clty'
.pNnLD SCHOOL, No. 90 East 46th-st
hner NJ al s,n ave. C. a. MILE, A NJ. rE' s va,
cor Sertenlier % pups thor ugh'v prcrar'n 10" e,
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CLASS for Young gentlemen ana private
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A Guide 10 good schools. free TO parents
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w. e accomroia the orCc a. ner ap ic 'l so nh5
a. re h roou story oI Live school eau DC udu
application ." :. = ! "' an
A Arthur H. CT TIERS CLASS FOR BOZ :.
rims cla ~ is designed prepare hovs Thoroughly oI
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a. u. I.s. New , urS 'liF.
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yustrurtior
For Young Ladies-City.

NJADTMOISEILE DE } ANON, 80, .r,,t,
NJ -srT,,ESs az AND FOt MEK PARTNER OF The
" TATl Nj - "a lINE5.
,t, -oc,c,, nor rNCIi-lI aud FRENCH BOARDING ana
NJ Nv st'iettI nm YUU.G LADIES AND CHl LDitEN
a M 10 Gramercv PARK NeV YORK. on IL ~ DA Np
M derottr,eni BOYS and ndcrcaren OctoDer4
MADAME c. MEARSS ,,.,,r,,,.o
IVA ENGIISH FRENCH AND FARMAN bOAhD'-'"
AND DAY SCHOOL
ladies' f0undcd l-4Ol 40 80 Mallr0naVe NV
~, CitV T@orru. september % 1850 French - me an
M 81 mo family and schODl lectures in Eng ish trrn'h
Cd Celual Pofessurs especial attchuo1 Ia
10 l.nelisn and French Primary Depai ueni. 40 ,,,.,.,
~ Mime A. G. MEtRS, Principal
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VI - West i6thst New N0rs. Ieoncn, ~e'teInper
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lhorouah teaching dairy ecturrs languages sp'hri III
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
PASTORAIs AND POLITICS.
A Happy Mingling Of Politics
aud Crop Prospects from Pres
ton County The States Or Both
PARTIES.

Special Correspondence of the Register.
PgEsToS, CorNrN, May Z.
The FARMERS are busily engaged in
preparing Tor an Increased acreage ol
oats. coru etc, aud the wheat crop is
hooking exceedingly well. ! ana OF the
opinion that the farmers will reap one
ui the largest and most profitable crops
they have ever raised. Although We
have had several slight irnst OF hate, the
irIl looks sale aud sound, AMI from the
amount Of blossoms, there is great
promise oi an abundant crop OF apples.
Politics are agllatlng the minds ut our
people considerably. which bids fair To
Ice increased ~ the day lor stumping
draws near. From present Indications
the following tickets will he put IA the
field:
llepullicanS-Fo For State Senator, WIN.
VI. a. Dawson, iur legislature, James
\. Brown OF Handy Gipsnu = Tor sheriff,
cN-SheriT Thomas or Col. ing; Tor
Prosecuting Attorney, the present in
rumhcnt. VIM. s. Worlcy.
Democrats For state senator, Got.
O;ucsmau. lor Legislature, W. :, llay.
moud. Tor sheriff, q. j. Smaller; Tor
Prosecuting Attorney, john u. Holt.
Iuudurstand Col. Gus. Cressap will
bc AN independent candidate for Prose
cutting Attorncy.
The Republicans want Blaine or Shcr.
man ior prrsidrnt, aud the Democrats
Want SEYMOUR or Thurman.
For Congress, Col. Il. +, Martin Is un-
doubleday the choice ut the Democrats
oi Preston. There are a lew ct the
rliuue who me in favor OF Hon.
u. e. Lucas, but | am glad tn say they
arr the only oneS. II has been currently
uportrd that Col. Martin would not he
a candidate again, aud numbers OF u
people are inclined To tins belief. To
all such people ! will say that ! know
this report To- he without foundation.
saw a letter recently from MIR. Martin
stating that ne did not say shat he would
MT bc a candidate for reelection, nOr
did he authorize any person to circulate
such a report. Just now, on the eve at
the Presidential election, ! think Il
would be very unwise ~ change Mr.,
Martin. suppose We have u repetition
OF 'T62 Don't Nc want experienced
men at the helmr lcel sale in saying
that Preston Is solid Tor H. +. Martin.
]. I. &.
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STATE NEWS.

RoRISsoS's circus is booming through
the rural journals.
Tx wheat crop Of Preston county Is
In good condition.
Tux Lexington Presbytery will meet
in Philippi June IL.
THE staye business in Summers couh-
ty is assuming large proportions.
TuK publication Of the New Martins
willie Messenger has been resumed.
Ir is feared that the frost has seriously
injured the fruit crop OF Handy county
TuE ex-Federal soldiers in Marion
county are taking steps looking To per
manent organization.
TuE President OF the County Court
of Hardy county has appointed MI
John Chambers sheriff OF the county 10
an the ~unexpired term OF Alfred Taylor,
deycased.
A rRLEaRAM from Wheeling to the Gin
cinnati Gdseiic Ia the effect that the iruit
has been killed in Jefferson n adJoih-
ING counties IL incorrect, as lar ~ Jeier-
son is concerned. The fruit, as yet, Is
moi killed, and II the weather continues
there will be q surplus in due season.
Herald.
wirm the current number the Ran
cock Courier begins its twelfth volume,
and the propriclors assure their sub
scribeys that they will spare no efforts
10 make the paper as useful aud inter
esting in the future rs 1t has been III
the past.
The Wcckly Journal says: There is a
man i'm Tucker county who wants Ia he
a sheriff, and in order TO save u printers
bill has posted up printed notices an
nouncing his candidacy, in conspicuous
places throughout the county. Let
him feel the crushing force OF printers
inl
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Proposals for Medicines.

GIERk's UFii,E HOARD % CONaIsIpNEEN
WnEuISG. May :, is0.
sealed Proposals will be- received u lhl- office
until "Wednesday May 18Th, noon i"f furnishing
Medicines upon llc pefsclptiOn Oi uDiIhtj phy'
sirian lot the lily pruf anj county I%rsnurr Tor
one year from juno !. iSsl
mANi tlAh. " Dtll bIbs. tttfbs
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Rcmember-Friends Remember.

that nr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher.
~ has proven i~tselito bea positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
ami all Lung diseases. II has saved the
lives oi many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right 10 the right
spot" soothing and healing as IL by ma
gic all soreness OF throat and lungs. A
single dose taken at led time will gen
thy warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumbeT, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen
Hine without signature OF Sanford Il
Park. large pint bottles sl.00. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save you
riany a doctor bill. Be sur your drug
gist gets the genuine for you. IAughlin
Bros. & Co, and Logan, List X Co,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West \
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport @.
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Best Made, Warranted Nix Years. New Pianos,
Stool AMI Cover. SlGO, upward, New Opltns,
SIS. SO. SCO, s.. upward illustrated Catalogue
fpc Agents Wanted. Second haul Instruments
at bargains, HORACE WALTERS a co, go
broadway, n Y, Rl13b
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NJ mop, I'm
1maiuUold AZ,
aud dlscasctI
hat lead ~
consumption
Insanity an Al
al ,,aTil gfayc|
or bath. Ne
M after how
shattered The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

TIE best gilt to give Ia your enemy
Is forgiveness; TO your opponent toll
rrancc: to a friend, your heart; tn your
child, a good example; tn a father,
Difference; to your mother, conduct
that will make her proud OF YOU; To
yourself, respect; t all men, charity,
and 10 lie sick. Simmons' Liver Regn-
lator. j found il exrcllent Tor SOU
stomach, indigestion, dizdncSs and
hpa,lachr. A, j.. ADKINS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
uood ueal,h Makc. Earth a Heaven.

Remember that Dr. GuysOtts yellow
Dnck and Sarsaparilla has proven iiself
to le the best hlood purifier ever dlscov-
cred, aud Is q positive eaIe for Scroiuh
and all Syphilitic Disorders, Weakness
Of the kidneys, all Nervous disorders
and Irbility, al Urinary AMI Digestive
troubles, etc, Prioe o. large quart bot
tlcs with full ,irecdoua Sl.m Asingle
bottlc will prnys 10 you is ments as a
health-renewer, foy6 acts like a charm,
relieving both physical and mental dis
trrss, driving out of the human system
the many ills thai flesh and hlpod Is heir
Ia, and restoring the uStnea vigor to
both mind and body, exhansted by dis
ease and suffering. II makes the old
ieel young aud buoyant. ID makes the
young feel CAV. laughlin Bros. 4 Co.
and Logan, list 40, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West q Gilmore. Agents for
Bridgeport, u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
A na.n of pooric Lnsiice.

When YOU took a second look nj hun
YOU could see a sort at grlmncss about
him which convinced you that whatever
hc undertook tu du lac would accom-.
pIish or break hIs back in trying.
About noon Yesterday, when the RAN
fell fastest, hc appeared on Woodward
avenue under an old umbrella not worth
the price at It's ribs. At the opera
house hc placed the old ~raln.shcddcr III
q doorway aud took position ia another
not fur away. In about two minutes
along camC a citizen with his lclt eye
watching Tor Just such u chance, and he
hawkcd on that umbrella with u
chucklc at deepest satisfaction. lie
didn't wait around there for the owner
tu appear, aud hc didn't care q copper
whether it belonged Ia II sister of char.
~ or an oyergruwu bondholdcr. As ho
started oil the grim maj followed.
The umbrella. hooker had u walk al hall
a mile to reach his residence, aud the
grim man was close ~ his heels all the
way. As the citizen halted ut his gate
the other detained him, aud quietly re-
marked:
~ want YOU tu 10 me u favor
"Ah, yes ! never give anything To
tramps,' was the reply.
81 want YOU lo take that umbrella
back to the doorway from which you
stole it,
"This umbrclla2 Why, is this
yours
at is, and you must take IL back ~
"Wcll, you SEE, couldn't do that,
but | guess it hs been worth u quarter
10 me-
win YOU take il back" asked the
man with the iron jaw.
"Why no. What's the old thing
worth, anyhow
cone hundred dollarsl'
That's a good Joke. III give YOU 30
cents and keep IT,
"Ii YOU don't bout face aud take that
umbrella back Ia that identical door
way, III mon You into every puddle
uf water between this aud the corner,
aud when | let up on YOU Your wife
won't he able To find u button 10 idcn-
tiiy you by
Thus quietly remarked the grim man
as he unbuttuned his ovCrcoat and dis.
PLAYED a chest like a bass drum. lie
had the strength Oi an oN and there was
an ~"I.mcan-it,' look in each eye.
"Say, | don't want any quarrel with
you." observed the citizen. Take yonr
umbrella aud a couple OF dollars
"No, sir
"Say three
"Nu, SIR
"Say five
"Thc price" said the grim man, will
be- one hundred straight dollars, aud
you must take the umbrella back. II
stand here in the rain i've minutes
longer | shall charge u dollar per min
ulcl'
The citizen headed for down town.
lie was too mad To raise the old umbrel-
Ia. but carried it under his arm, while
the grim man kept close behind him.
When the doorway had been reached
and the umbrella replaced the citizen
wac about tn turn away, but the other
placed a hand on his revolver aud said
stranger, ven arr a good walker, aud
you have performed your share Of the
contract to my entire satisfaction. Ina
the future il will be well for YOU to buy
your umbrellas ia the regular way, or
take your walks between showers. You
eau - finish your excursion