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PROPOSALS.
pRo. osALs FOR CONSTRUCTING a
il SEWER.
oFFIoE OF TEX STREET GoMMIasIoSER' |

DRO- OS AIS FOR RCONslhOOAANN a
i SEWER.
oFFIoE OF TEX STREET COMMISSIONER
No, 81 EAST SIXTH STREET, -, 7
WILMIMGT1N, DEL, MARCH 10, lSSl.J
sealed proposals will be received in the
box in the City CUuncii Chaino'L unth
T.30 o'clocK, +. M, Thursday March z4th,
1851, for Constructing stone anu orick
sewer on Shipley run. DstWeen fllln anu
Sixth aud a. ADDISON and Monroe streets
Length of sewer about ~ feet width
nine feet between walls. Tue walls VIII
be built OF stone furnished py the Cay
and viii be deli ivered Oh rlIlh ana siAln
streets. The walls VIII be "a Ieet thick
and AbouL6 \ feet high, depending ON the
nature of the ground. The excavations
for the walls mast Ia all casee be carried
deep enough to Oh ain good and solid
foundatton. The pavement VIII De an
inverted arch OF q feet raaiLs, consiAtiuG
of one course OF good hard brlck lald ON
edge the bed OF tine pavement must ne
allied in with graveltor 80 .Ae suitable ma
tsIisl, well packed and Iammed aud
made To conform 10 The exact shape and
grade OF the invert or pavement ana II
necessary the pavemenls in the sewers
crGsslng Fifth and sixth streets must ps
raised or lowered in order To conform tO
ire grade aS II will be gtveA by the City
surveyor. The walls and pavement must
be laid in good hydraulic cement nertar
composed OF equal parts oI cement ana
clean river sans. The walls and pavement
mortar and made as smC 9th and true
to grade as possible. All the work must
be done in good and ", rknanllke man
ner, according 10 the plans and lines fur
hiAned by the CITY surveyor, The SXsCu.
tion OF said work and the performance Of
the contract shall be under the direction
and supervision OF the street Com IN -
sioner, and tue wo1 K must be approved
by him before Il will be accepted ny the
street Committee Btfs are Teqpeste To
be made stating The price per l4neAl foot
for building the sewer, the price per line
Al foot to Include the cost OF eNcavatiDg,
back I'll Ing and ali the labor and material
necessary TO complete the work without
any additional cost to the CITY except
the stone for butldlng the wAils) tTne
work must be co pleied within thirty
ed by City Council; for every day there
after there will be orfClt OF tsn dollSrs
per day, A bond with security in the
sum OF i've hundre dollars must accom-
pAny each proposal Ter the good faith
tha bidder, and the person or persons to
whom the contract may bEAwSrded mutt
give bond with security ia the sum OF
one Thousand dollars for the faithful per-
formance of the.contract. Any repairing
that the sewer may need iOr The spaco OF
one yesr must be done 10y the contractor
without any cost 10 the Guy, fhe Street
Com ittee reserve the ~ .ht to reject
any or all bids. a Il bids must be prop
eriy signed sealed and. endorsed Pro.
posals for constructing 4 sewer ON ship
ley Rum Any further. Information that
may be desired viii be furnished on ap.
p plcation to j.. T.. LYNCH,
street Comm sslouer
By order OF the street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMiN,
mar1ot2I Chairman.
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Our LEGISLATIVE VIsIToRs.-The
members of the Delaware Legislature
arrived in the city this morning, and
have been visiting our public schools
at the invitation of the School Board,
at whose request they will dine at the
Clayton House at 5 p. IN.
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MALONE is Row the Radical Moses. ,
The only difference between him and
Kellogg, being in the fact that Kell-
ogg leads the negroes and Malone
leafs Cunkling, Howe and Sherman,
st. al
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DROroaALs.

0FFIeE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-1
sIohEKi No. ~ East Sixth street,
HILnIsGf0S, Del, March 10 lSSl
SeaLea Proposals VIII be received IN tho
box 10 the city Council Chamber until
seven thirty O'Clock p IN. Thursday
March 2itA, lssl, lOr furnishing one thous.
and ieet lnOre or less) Of curb stone, said
stone not to be less than five feet ia
length, twenty-five inches in depth ami
five inches IN thick Aess. 10 be OF Uniform
width and thlckuess. Also one thousand
lcet lIuore or less) OF nAg stone halj
stone not To be less than tHTee feet in
I-uSth, sixteen iHGhes IN width and tsur
Inchcs IN Thickness, To be OF uniform
width and thickness. Also one thou ana
leet more or iessJ OF gutter stone, said
stone mol 10 be less than eighteen incne,
Ia length. ten inches in width and three
Inches IA thickness, to be OF uuIioIu
width and BlCknrss. Bidders VIII pleas.
state the pfiee per IlueA foot FOR The
above named stone delivered To aEy uart
OI the city that the street COMMISSIONS
may direct. A bohd with security IN IN
sum ol one hundred dollars must ACCOM-
PaHJ e1Hn pro- nUsal Tor the good faith , +
lhe butter IHe street Committee reserve
lAe Ilgi6E 70 reject any or an bids All
blas .nHal he properly slgDeJ, scaled ana
endorsed Proposals for Furnishing Curb.
+ tas and Gutter Stone. For farther in
formation apply to
l.. L. LYNCH,
Street COmmlaslauer
By order Of the Street COnmILtee,
WILLIAM NJ MCMENAHIS,
Chairman.
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,,,;, = Gu, 9 ne TO the character
without WI, seeing it. Tats oi cur IunD|
ood Room suite OF three Iof eIsGst|
Low sst prices pieces. n
Aah wood tops. ...
AhStner in style, walnut ,,,',.i'.... a, s.i'..
h.-......,.... ash m1nrI
suen as are il every ln,,n,ii,.,'',.".. "
mon mon wood aud common" ",suFe y,t sIs,sss|
a.s1 at,, q small assortment "9th. ",t Eij
lowest prices In FIRST c,a,,
Maanut, wood tops. Nort
same style In mahogsnv ''''"......,
OF plain style but pr6n.yy y ';;..'....,s
IN any house, no ninlti.r im soma NJ
Lowest price IN eiegni,,' ''Sw 10Y, .leh. 4
maple or walnut. fenne@.o,at
E'Psss. 'nct nlt.]
lowest prices In luxurioIin,.. '..,,....,
" AIhut, lenncssee marbisu,sa aus Wofli |
same style In mahosany 'On,e.
very chaste and nom. ',',,.....,.,,
ton OF WORK: e styie, -
Maple, wood tops
same IN mahogany.....''''' '''''''...
We nave very large s,.,:.;;..,,,..
below 800, aud bstwee, $. sini ,ns1l
hIgher prices there !sno lIs b,,sal aal VI
2nly Or more costly decoratigns SUR Qll
The western c lllery.
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n Office
Hannah +. Davidson
ct al. 10 VAA'Ni
George l.. Kitchen ct al.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Hannah +. Davidson c.,.,
ct al. 10 VHAlF'
George +. Kitchen ct al. II
And now to wit this Ath Ia! ~
ruary, A. D.. 1881, the suop ~ - -
cause hhyiug been issued an ltiss| ~
to the sheriff more thsn lA.I
before ho return thereof, abe VA
Kitchen, william +. Stidhal4.. - -
sLidhani, samuel Stdnam' IN
Stldhsm, Anna IL. JHq as,
Hughes Brian. George X. - -
ThomaA Kitchen and Morris II ~ II
OF The defendants, not Gelpg Q-,99 Q'a9sa|
not having appeared, on mulloly,.Ss,tsl
B. Lore. ESQ, solicitor for ID, gl-If e-Is u
ants. and upon affidavit o. tts Nv s|
Clark, Sherlfl OF New Ch,llr o1ls llS, n
the aid de!oLdantA Tuslde oul % =. ia
OF Delaware, as fnllp"s: Inc stia
=. ki chen Ia Chester Cohhy gfdd3
Pennsy said Wlillan
A fired ID. StidnaIa, aud Ssihus Dy
ham Ia the city OF WasAihz no.
OF Culum bia; said Thomas nI.s6,.ss|
in Edwards Csuuty, State o. m, 81
Annu IA. JHquette, jennie - IN 10 4
ana George X. -Iidh an ia ~" t,"l,nIssl
PhiiadelphiA. state II feh"s2 's2}aytg, q
Thomas Kitchen IA LeGl ',JI"aV,IL q
oi Maryland. said MorIs h',ersi b !.
dence unknown. II j. oiaSi lsn,,, ? y
Chancellor that The ssld o59' Alira
chen, IS William r. SllahhnI', ~,
stldham, Samuel IL. slidna.pitt, in',sit, 10
X .siidham Anna H. JaQuieae Efas
unJhrs nryar. George h. ofIggt:
Thntn.s X IIchen. and Aofrs S%atbta
appear ia thls cause on or vsiyI ~ thd !,
day of September heAt to colgs
as bllI j. 5s hem 'I1rh dnd the Esss.,eii,
re- rsctea q 10 sen enHso n copy y ns 1s. qIS@ S
published within tnlrty u' 4 Gev,Pf
date in tho DAILY GAZE itEE,IInlngon,, /,
published IL the city oi y m,,rppd med IN :
this county, 10 be GO, after lpsp
uewspapr for thl!ly uA'
iiCaliOu thereof. =, unIrsMAsF
Attest: j. u Rec, u :
fgb53ft.
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ID RoPOSRLS FOR GRADING, paw
i ING AND SETIING CURE STONE.
OFFICE OF TIE STREET COMNIA-l
sIoNkR, 40 81 T.. SIXTH 81.

OFFICE OF TIE STREET COMNIA-
sIoAkR, NO. 81 +. Sixth ST.
" HILMINGfoN, bel, March, l7th 1851,
sealed Proposals VIII be received In Lnr
box a tie city Council Chamber untu
40 o'clock =. IN Thursday March 2Ith
I5ol, Tor grading aud paving The bed Gl
DUPONT street, between Delaware ana
Gllilh A euGes. I he grading must be OF
sufficient depth to allow "A bed OF 20 d
sand Al least seven Inches deep. TusEul-
lers must be laid W4Lh stone 10 lugUe.
wide ami not iCs5 tlan Is inches long
the paving store must be WctI suastai
aud not les, thah iouT nor more tuan sIA
inches on the lace, The pavement must
he well ard substantially aid and haze
two good ramIniugs AID TinIsntd on ton.
with a csNer of good sand Well braomed
INTO tie joint, There wall he tuTee cross-
ings and Ole dish gutter 10 be lalL across
Dufout street. fnere VIA also be sEout
nYe hundred feet OF curb HtOue 20 set the
stone 10 the same size as used by The
city. The contractor must furnish an ttIe
labor aud material necessary to com plete
tho work, except the Nag stone rJr tie
crOsSings when viii be furnished by the
city.)
The dirt and old material must be re-
moved to whers verthe Street Commission
directs. The work must be com pleted
and The streets and sidewalks ali cleaned
up within thifty days from the time the
contract - awarded by city Council: for
every d4y thereafter the contractor must
pay 10 the city of Wilmington the sum OF
ten dollars per day. Parties bidding viii
please state tno price per square yard,
alasie meas remeaJ, for X ding and
paving the street, including The aging OF
the nag one, and the price per lineal
loHl toi furnishing aud setting the curb
stone. Ahy repairing that Jhe street may
heea lpf TIE space OF one year must be
done by the contractor Without any cost
70 HE city Ihe WORK must bc done under
The direction aid SUPERVISION OF Lhe5t treeL
CsInnsss her and the work must be an
proved BY nlm before 1T twin be Ac-
ePted by Inc street Committee, a
bond " th security IN the sum OF (sIDU
one hundred dollars must be accom- .
pany each proposal for The good faith OF
the bidder, anu the successful bl lder n usi
give bond with security in the sum Of
hVe hundred dollars for the faithful per
/ lorinance OF tbs contract. The street
Committee reserve the right Y reject an y
or all bids. All bids must be properly
signed sealed and endorsed Proposals !or
Grading Paving and Setting Curb on
DUPONT street.
At further information that may be
desired VIII be fgrnished on application
10 l.. i. LYNCH,
Street Com NJ issiOner
BY sorder of the Street Com mittee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
Chairman.
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DAScM"l
RE0PENING OF a. X. w EBST ER.s Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, SeptoIa bsr 9th
DANCINGl

AMnrSdaJ EVSnihS, ber 9Th
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington. Del
Ladies' and Gentlemen, kisses aud Ma
ters wishing 10 become proficient in all
the dances OF the say, and To learn the
new and more fashionable ones. Will find
IL TO their advantage 10 begin with the
opening Of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Con nencinY Thursday, September 9th.
dentiemenI class Monday aud Thursday
evenings from 5 To lU O'clock
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, october ID
Ladies aud Misses and Mas ers' class
Thursdays nom o to u, and SATURDAYS
from zoo 10 400. Private lessons given
at any hour 70 suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTZEs rAUGIfT
IN A FEW Lessons.
Special arrangements for Schools and
s-niharies, aud iOr puvHt6 classes a.
ladies Or gentlemen, can be made Nv an
plying ut the Academy. at Robeftp !.
Bro. 's, No. 40 MarkeJsircet Or by mil Ia
a, ;. WEBSTER,
eP4f Masonic &empfe
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Lupin's Cashmeres.
A REDUCTION IN THESE
CELEBRATED FABRICS.

IELEB ED FADRlCS.
AT the Importers Sale held iD
New York city, on 18th inst,
We bought largely of these
goods, probably enough to last
us until next fall, without the
Low PRICES we have put
upoa them causes them to sell
very rapidly, which we believe
they will We sell LUPIN'S
CASHMERES because We
knew that they will give mere
satisfaction to the wearer than
any other Cashmerss manufac-
tured, and the reassn is that
they are made of the finest ma
terlal and dyed with the fiaest
dyes. Their great superiority
over all makes has given them
the monopoly Of the sne trade
of the wsrld. Buyers will no.
tiee that whenever they see
them advertised, or wherever
they are offered for sale, they
are acknowledged as the stand
ard of excellence.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-23
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING AND
il PAVING.
OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoNEk. No. 81 +. SIXTH ST.

II
OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoNEk. No. 81 +, SIXTH ST.
WILMINGroS, Del, March 10, 1881.
Scaled proposals will be received In the
box In the City Council Chamber uHill
7.S0 o'c .ock p. nj, Thursday, March 24th
1881, Ior grading and paving the bed OF
Eleventh street, between Jefferson ana
MADISON streets. The grading must be of
sur1cient depth TO allow a bed OF sand al
least seven iucles deep. Inc cutters
must be laid with good hard bricE, and
the paving stone must be well sn tped ard
not less than four or moie thausiN iuohcs
o. the lace. The pavement must b. well
anu Substantially laid, and haveLwo GOOD
ra1nmlngs ana nulshCd ON top with a
cover OF hand. well broomed into tte
Joints. The contractor must furnish bI
the labor and new material necessary To
complete the worh, aud ItInuVs the iii RI
ana Old matter al TO wherever the atre,t
Commissioners directs. (lhe contractor
Will be permitted 10 take "A suliieIsnt
quantity of sand from the city sand plt 10
complete the JoD.) The work must be-
completed and the rireet and sidewall5s
al cleaned up within thirty DAYS from
the time the contract Is awarded by City
Cuuhcii, for every day thereafter there
VIII be forfeit Of ten dollars per day
Parties bidding Will plea Sc state the price
per square yard single measurement. A
bono Win security In the sum ofOne hun
dfcu collars must accompany each pro-
posal lor the good faita OF the bidder and
Tue person OF persons to whom the con
tract may be awarded must give a bond
with security in the sum OF i've hundred
dOI iarA i0r the faithful performances o [ he
contract Ihe street Committee reserve
the right 10 reject any or all bids. A /
bids must be properly signed, sealed ami
ehdoraed Proposals for gradlLg and pay.
lns. For further information apply to
l.. T.. LINCH,
street COMMISSIONER.
By order ut the Street Committee,
WILLIAM McMENAMlN
marl6f2i. CnAirman.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2s. 1851.

ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PoST-OFFICK
AS sEcOND-CLASS MATTER.
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Tbs Ra iIu Gastttt
G. r. J0HNs0N. Editor 4 Proprietor

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is publish
cd every aiternbon Sunday excepted, }
a. 4le Market strset, and served by car
riers To subscribers In all parts OF the city
and h1IroundIngt0 t0wns and villages, for
six oents week payable weekly. Yearly
subaci ibers, 81 in advance. 1t is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
state and has Large and increasing cir
culation.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
llshed In I7S4 ID the largest and most
hourishing weekly paper in the state,
and has a larger circulation than any
other on the Pen lnsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at - per year in ad-
vance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

Intensity OF color in flowers OF the
same species increases with the alti-
tude.
The human body is composed of four-
teen or moro of the common chemical
elements.
OF reptiles possessing the snake-like
form we have three species indigenous
to this country.
Nernillion is manufactured from red
sulphvret Of mercury, commonly
known as cinnabar.
1t is estimated that drop OF human
blood contains 1,00O.O 900 corpuscles IN
a cubic millimetrc.
1t is said that the formation Of fozs
and clouds arises from the prese nee o
dust in the atmosphere.
In determining the Illuminating
power ct gas it should not be conducted
through rubber tube, since this dimiG.
ishes the illuminating power.
4 man can live on seven meals a
week, but his supply Of gaseous nour-
ishment has to be renewed at least
1900 times in twenty-four hours.
From the peats of Brittany have been
obtained, by means Of reagents, ben.
zine, parafine resinous matters, acetic
acid and other substances.
II has been computed that the power
of the steam engines in England would
suffice to raise from the quarries and
place in position 81 the Great Pyramid
in eighteen houfA
In receE. work on the nests and
eggs OF birds Dr.. W. Won Reichenan
states that the ornamental plumage,
crcsts, etc, OF the male bird are due TO
an excess Of energy, while the vitality
of the female is exhausted by the pro.
duction of eggs and the task Of incuba-
tion.
From the photographs Of the comet
which has recently disappeared in
space DIR. Henry Draper iufcrs that the
hypothesis OF the presence Of carbon in
the constitution OF such bodies receives
corroboration, and he adds, with appar-
ont caution, that q part Of the spectrum
may he due TO other clements.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

The free use OF lemon juice and sugar
will often relieve a cough.
The strongest and hardest women do
not wear stays. They have never formed
the habit. Those who have find IL ne.
cessity-not because they really need
them. but simply because they think
hey do.
A mixture OF one part OF alcohol and
nine parts Of crystalized carbolic acid
is stated to afford great relief in cases
of bites from insects.
Raw potatoes scraped and applied to
burns are very soothing and healing
Common starch made into a paste with
cold water and applied is also good.
This is an excellent remedy for chafing
in infants.
DR. Ochlschlager, Of Dantzig, has
found that salicylate Of sodium is a
remedy Of great value in the treatment
Of nervous headache, especially il given
in dose Of one gramme in the begin.
ming of an attack. II usually produces
drowsiness, and after few hours the
patient wakes mp refreshed and free
from pain. II, however, often fails to
produce this effect in cases dependent
on anmmia.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
4 Shnrper's Trick.

An Ene railroad conductor, in his
"reminiscences about sharpcrs. tells this
story;
"Ten years ago one Of the boss card
aharps was a young fellow known as
Red Shirt He was from Scranton.
lie was the ono who invented the tissue
patent racket with cards. His plan WIS
10 get up quiet game Of cuchre with a
party of fellows in a smoking car. After
they'd played along while Red Shirt
would cay:
"'well, blamed if amt got jus;
about The best little poker hand you
ever saw
Whenever he'd say that, you could
make up your mind that some one else
4 playing had about as good a poker
hand s you ever saw. 1t was always
four aces. Tho man that held the four
aces wouldn't fail TO speak ont, and
reckon he had hand il wasn't easy TO
beat. Then Red Shirt would say:
"'s'pose We make little bet. just
for the fun o the thing
"a man that holds four aces amt
going to throw away q chance of that
kind. They bet. They raise one another.
and Red Shirt knows about when it vii |
be good time to quit. and then he calls.
"'Fye got four aces says t'other
man.
"'Let's see 'em, says Red Shirt.
"The cards are shown up. Red SHIRT
takes 'em up.
"Aw, here now he says, as be puts
his hand on the money on the board.
what you doin', tryin' to come your
New York games on me 2 and he. gives
one o. tie cards rub with his thumb
and shoves a little piece of paper of
each end Of tho card, and there's tray
spot. Red Shirt lays down four of
kind, or full, or anything that'll beat
three of kind, and before the man can
recover from his astonishment, has the
money in hi pocket and is of the cars
for he never failed to time the game for
a stop Of the train at some station.
"Red Shirts name was Jack Brown.
There probably never was his superior
as three-card-montc man, either, and
he was 3 regular worker Of county fairs
and races when the railroads got too hot
for him. he died of consumption. He
was q hard drinker and fast liver.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

What frenzy dictates, jealousy be
lieves.
In every parting there is an image o.
death.
Idleness is the key of beggary. and
the root of all evil.
Judge not from appearance lest you
might err in your judgment.
An honest man is able to speak for
himself, when kuaye is not.
He who buys what he does not want
viii soon want what he cannot buy.
Faith steps in to our aid when our
boasted reason and knowledge fail.
To love is to admire with the heart,
to admire is to love with the mind.
Fill the world with good deeds ard
you will ill it with your own glory.
Genius at first is little more than n
great capacity for receiving discipline.
Crafty men contemn studies, simple
men admire them and wise men use
them.
He shall be immortal who liveth
when he be stoned by one without
fault.
II is to be doubted whether he will
ever find the way to heaven who de-
sires to get thither alones
Poverty often deprives man of oil
spirit and virtue. 1t is hard for an
empty bag to stand upright.
1t is with you as with plants; from
the first fruits they bear we learn what
may be exepcted in the future.
The man who is most certain of his
strength in temptation is often the first
to fall when tempted to wrong.
Wood burns because it has the proper
stuff in it; and a man becomes famous
because he has the proper stuff in him.
The 6rmest friendships have been
formed in mutual adversity; as iron is
most strongly united by the fercest
flame.
The world is out Of tune, and our
hearts are out Of tune, and the more
our hearts vibrate to the music of
heaven the more they feel the discords
of earth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
Good in Either Case.

A seedy.looking party armed with a
subscription list applied to Gilhooly
for quarter.
"Have you got any change for a
dollar billT
The unfortunate man said he had
not.
"I am very sorry, but I've not got
anything smaller. I would like to help
you ont. am always glad to assist the
deserving poor
The alleged mendicant retired, and
in q short time was back again, saying
that he could change that bill.
lyon can, can you9 Where's there =
policeman3 I'll have you locked up
right of. Here you come around beg
ging, and have got your pockets full Of
money. You are an imposter "-Tesas
S1ffiRQs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
He leaped nimblv awav from the strinr.

He leaped nimbly away from the string,
and once more got the best of the start.
Judge Manion, nothing daunted, again
took tho saddle and put tho spurs to
his faithful courser. For four miles the
race was neck and neck, neither entry
for the grand prise tagging; but at the
finish of that distance the horse under
saddle east shoe and stumbled TO the
ground completely exhausted. Judge
Manion picked himself up, determined
to carry out his mission, and walked
along the road for three miles, when he
procured another horse, this time
sorry plug, and started out once more
on a run. In the meantime, however,
our yourg people had arrived at Gala
tin. A preacher was secured and the
wedding was performed at tho principal
hotel in the presence of a dozen spe-
cially invited guests. Judge Manion
galloped into town on his worn out
hack just in time to congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter, which he did with
the best grace possible.