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hoh WlLhtSgIuN q NoRras...
trains. p ~' NosuI
aoH a. n, ,'klAwAHE !; y WESTERN R. r.
rnA4Ns LEAVE FOX wi ii"u1y U,y w "
fhILADELPHIA-- .i.sani N1r
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s.la, $50. i.s1. 5lr, i..i. 6lt; s'n !,
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ited Express trains, ~e
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From the N. Y. Herald.
yaluing hallway Properfy.

Counci! for the Penns, lvania Rail.
road Company and The New JERSEY
Associates appeared before The
Board OF Commissioners OF Appeal
to>day and appealed from the valua.
ton placed on their dock property
Counsel for the Pullman Palace Cal
Company also appeared before the
Board and protested against the
valuation, lS2o0,O00) placed on this
company's rolling stock, claiming
that it is too high.
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AT New York the January dis
bursements for interest and dividends
are estimated al nearly s4s 600, 600,
and at Boston over sl3, 3,640, ,0OO.-
These heavy payments must add ma
terially to he supply of money in the
market.
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THE aggregate collections in the
First Ohio Internal Revenue district
for the last fiscal year, AZ officially
reported, were $12, 539, 34e. IS. The
expenses for collection was s198, 973. :
63. This is one picture. The aggre.
gate collections in the Sixth North
Carolina district in the same year were
S499, 400. 0S, and the expenses $685.
324.38. This is another picture.
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According to the editor of the London
Truth, the Queen is not as rich as she is
reported to be. She doss not put by as
much as 100000 per annum on an aver
age OF years. She has always given
Et00.000 20 each OF her daughters who
has married, and this, Mr.. Labouchere
says, has drained her savings.
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CINCINNATI proposes to face cold
weather in decidedly practical way.
Her aldermen have appropriated $780,
in the purchase Of coal at wholesale
prices, which is to be sold to private
consumers at cost. The coal dealers re-
main to be heard from as TO lat method
of aiding the poor.
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How PHILADELPHIA feeds her pau.
pers may be gathered from the fsllow-
ing taken from the Press of to.day:
''Hali a chichen for thirty five
patients cannot fairly be called ex-
travaganoe. Let us hear no more of
Almshouse waste.n
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GENTLEMEN-Your Hop Bitters have
been of great value to me. was laid
up with typhoid fever for over two
months and could ge. no relief until |
tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffer-
ing from debility or any one in feeble
health, l cordially recommend them.
J. g. SToETZEL,
683 Fulton St., Chicago, in.
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Health is Wealth b,

pn. +. -wtsI's \ SEEShH .,5r HSyslerl,a,igns gs,
sperm ,torrhea, imPs1Sp ,a,pe Age ,oSSsIis Ssrisss
Emissions, PTemal,.irfsa f5a6ase, or os5,ay ssecay
AN Ss "a g. .i#i 5:: &; s:.
BOXES for five dollars Wei ,uaraInslsee seerdsf i
paid on receipt tip Prisss, ease. win ssssamp ssss E
Isselysa ye ~ as ao%rs Il. We w ss d
Rnrshhsen tarn ias i me
Snis. Il. D. DANFoRTihi,, pfSWS Wilmington
and Market Streets
soie agent.
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SENATOR GoRMAN, of Maryland,
thinks the prospects of the passage of
the Delaware Snip Canal bill at this
session, ''Vory fair" though he con-
fesses fear of opposition from Pennsyl-
vania.
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NOTICE. The annual meeting OF the
N Farmers Fire Insurance Company
of tn, Stale of Delaware will be held at
the office OF te company. No. S33 Market
stret t, Wtlm ing ton, Delswafe 6, MONDAY,
j AN. 9th. 1882, at 10 O'Clock "a. m, at
which time AN election for i've managers
Of the company for the ensuing y ear Will
be held, and one years interest ON all
deposit hotes will be payable. The agents
OF the company are authorized to receive
the dues of members.
+. Z. sToTSENBURG,
President.
w. A. LAMOTTE, Eec'y. dec27- TIM
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Postmaster General Howe is afflicted
with asthma, comp't mt which the
Washington climate aggravates. Doubts
are expressed whether his health Will
permit him to remain long in the Cabi.
net.
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DUBLIC SALE.

PuHLio SALE
The subserlbor about to discontinue
farming W III sell at public sale, Al, his
residence n mile from Greenyllie Chris
Lana Hundred on the road le ding from
0feenyiiie To Hillside Mills, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1882
at O'Clock p. m,
q good work or driving horses
LIN good size.8 milch cows. coming
N@ in pront soon two year old
-~&-- heller, 1
a ararm wagon, milk wagon, horse cart
11eIihhhtowp carriage, York wagon /
buckeye moving machine, Tiger horse
rake, piows. culttyators, dc, sieigh.
corn sheller, single harrow, 4 sets ~
douole harness. sets OF carriage harness
set OF lead chains, plow chains carr
harness. saddle and bridle, cellars. names
anu about tons of hay, fodder by ihe
bundle oats and straw by the ton. Az
acres OF wheat, 10 the ground; also dairy
nAtures, such as churns, pans. fnhs
ne. Aiso household and Kitchen fnrnI.
tune. 10 pair OF chickens.
iEhMs.-Ali sums of sS2D and nndar
CASH All over that amount Q credit ol sis
months Will be given by purchaser CIV
my nahkable note with ah approved
ohuouseT JOSEPH ]. DoUgUFRTy
L. W. stidham d Son, Auolionesrs
dRfHl tpDt
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ROTICEs.

NOTlCE.--The annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders ofthe Wilmington a
philadelphia Turnpike Co., will be held
at No. 6D2 Market street, Wilmington,
ON Monday, January 2. 1852, at y O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of electing ten
managers TO serve for the ensuing year.
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
deecsr5t Secretary.
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~ OIltE The deed for my lot, No.
IN ~. section X in the Wilmington d
Brandy wiGe c metery having been lost,
or mislald, application rs now made for
y new deed.
dec2l- -2taw-3w* THOMAS SMITH.
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NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
N the annual meeting OF the stock hol-
ders OF The Wilmington Navigation
Company" will be held at No. 1903 Market
street Wilmington. Delaware, on Thurs.
day, the second day of February, 1882,
between the hours of and O'CLOCK D.
M, TOR the purpose OF electing three di-
reetors To serve for three years.
JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
dec29-tm Presidept
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ANCHOR LIN E.
United STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
taBlNs, 800 to $50. sTEERAGE, s2s.
Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or pigs.

,,,, And every Saturday,
CABINS, go 10 sB5 Excurs,on M ite-
dnced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are nnsur-
passed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
fassengsrs booked at lowest rates 10 or
rom any Railroad station In Europs
or America.
=. Drais at lowest rates, payable free of
charge, throughout Eng land, Scotland
For books OF Information, plans. &c.
apply 70 HENDERSON BRorHERs, Bow
LIsg GREEN, N. Y. or To SAMUEL,
BELTS. Adams Express. Wilmington.
ltai. " 49,
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n Office --Nolice IL hereby given TO tho
~ stockholders OF the Wilmington
and keunett Turnpike Company that an
election Will be held ia the Directors
rooms, Wilmington Institute on Monday,
the ~ cond day of January, lSS2. at 2
O'Clock p m, for the purpose OF electing
ten managers 10 serve Tor the ensuing
year. j. POULSuN CHANDLER
dec27-te secretary.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERs.-

hVEfNE T. TU WAEEH KFNTEKb.-
ls The hills for lSs3 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars Office 4, W
corner Sixth aud King streets. The law
requires for all bllIs on or before Jan.
nary alst, les2 the lace ot the bill /; those
pail uurl Z Inc month of February hve
per cent. additional those paid during
tue mouth pf March Ten per cent. addl-
tional. aud any amount remaining IN
paid AZ er April lttt lSA2 the X gistrar Ia
required tO have The Ierrnles Withdrawn
aud suit Instituted for t4e recovery of
the amount due, and the water will not
he let inlo surh prsmises until snch ar
fes.rh Win as1 essmenls aud 400 for
drawing ieirules are paid.
Office hours Irom A. IN To n m
1HOAAS NJ. O3LE,
decl-2m Registrar.
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L,OR SALE.-The dwelling house and
IL store stand on southeast corner OF
Main and Chapel streets, Newark. Del.
The dweiliug, outbuildings, fences, etc,
are ali ia good condition. The store stand
being one OF The best In town. Possession
18th OF March next. Apply 10
oct3 9mn :. Is. WRIGHT,
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JoGn WanamaGer,
ind Chestnut Streets
Grand Depot, PhiZadeIphfa.
PUBLIC SALES.
-
DUBLIG SALE or A FARM.

DURLIU SALE OF A FARM,
of7s ceres, including later purcha hass OF
sth acre, on the old Hockes road % ear
Loveviile. In Mil Greek Hundred. near
70 lied Clay Creek and to the Delaware
Western railroad, on
JANUARY 7TH, 1882,
Al o'clock p. m. on the premises
Wltnont postponement, Withdrawal OF
kssaa This property, known the
M Erb or Allen Farm, contaip. 70
s,ii acres is on the Hockessin X ad.
W&.4 near MI Pleasant Inn about six
miles from Wilmington; about one mile
from Wooddale AIion ,on the Delaware
Western Raiiroad near 10 Red CIay
Greek, TO churches, school mllls and
post-offiee. This desirable farm is div
deh into seven fields, with good feneas,
.oous 10 acres otwoadland chiefly young
chesthnt timber,excellenI orchard . enty
Oh good water, with good Sto e Dwelling
ana Barn and other outbuildinRs.
large posters
Bear in mind that this sale Is positive
and Without reserve.
J.T. HEALD,
7ih and Market Sts.. WILL, Del.
aecs..i Agent 10 effect the sale.
GALE OF cows. n.
y The Subscriber will 4Es.zTSM
sell at Public Sale, at Red ys&xLLfI
Lion, East Marlborough
Chester county. Pa, ox3sSzxk
MONDAY. JAN. 9TH. 1882
AT O'Clock. p. M.
FORTY HBADoF FRESH COWS AND
sPRi S9ERS, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERs'Lor OF YOUNG BULLs.
L. W. stidham d Sop, Anetrs. lei
declS-b
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OG REGISTER NOTICE.

All persons owning or having dogs
about their premises, are required to
nave them registered between the list and
.Oth days OF January. After the latter
date Inc ordinance will he strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
WILLIAM j. MAXWELL,
deClgt-teb2J Gnlel of Police
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Il LECTION NOTICE.-THE MA
d TiONaL BANK OF DELLA WARE.
AT WILMINGTON, December o, 1881.
Notice is hereby given To the stock
holders OF THIS nstitution that an cleo
tion VIII be held at the Banking House
on TUESDAY, January I0Gh, 1852. be-
tween Tue hours OF and O'CLOCK pm. for
the purpose OF electing seven directors to
serve for The ensuing year.
Il. IL. kWBANKS,
decg-te raeh'nr.
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L0CISANA STATE LOTTERY /

Incorporated H. ls0s for y years by
Leg stature for Educational and cid
table purposes-wi.h a capital Of sl,Ol
O0--to which q reserve fund OF II
90 has since been added.
by an Overwhelming popular vote
franchise was made u parl Of the pres5
state Constitution do, ,5led eeel6er|
A. D.. 1873.
Ita Grand Single snmbe, DrawIul
will take place tuOh Hi5. II stter ID
or posfpones. Look al The following d
trlbutlnn
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M0TtrE We hare $4,000
NU iUEs to loan At 3 per cent. Oh
CITY PROPERTY IN LARGE OR SMALL
AMOUNTS. HEALD ~ co.
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LOUISIANA STATE LoTTERy
hhi
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or NJ. A. DAufHlN at ,y,,,
No. 2l2 broadway, Ms i@t
N. B,AOrders addressed TO NV
leans will receive prompt alienp'u'
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The particular attention Of thefaO, ~,
is cal ed tn the fact lhal the enliIs w
ber OF the Tickets Tor taeh aon,l aoIa
Drawing is sold and nseqlehlly, "a =" N
prIzes IN each drawing are sou %
drawn and paid. -, t. s,Aav
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O0, 600 TICKET3 AT TW0-D0LLAI
EAcH.. HALF.TlcKETs. ONE

1851 Prizes, amounting to......... wv
Responsible corresponding agents va
cd at all poIpts, TO whom liberal e0nPe
sation viii be pail.
For further Information, VT lie cieai
giving lull address. send orders og
press or lteg islereI lie ter, or MONEY
der by mail. addressed only TO -,
NJ, a. DAtPhf,
New Orleans, ~
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Particular Notice

NptiCc
Ait drawings VIII il rednr be
def the exclusive supervision and coal
OF GENERALS q. T. BEAuREGI
and JUBAL A. EARLl. ...
Al SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
+" n A FORTUNE. FIR.
GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, u
10Th, iss2-itOth Monthly Dlaw
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ARunavay and Baptism.

occasionally lively incident occurs toIs
relieve the monotony Of dull times on our
Such an one occurred last
Tuesday afternoon. A team hitched t"
wagon, comprising horse and mule be-
longing to Webb Larkins, were coming
|out sibley street, when the bride s''pped
|off the mules head. The wagon was load
|ed with barr els Of water. The mule start
hal to RIM and the horse concluded to &C
company dim. Webb jumped out and LETT
his brother Charlie, deaf and dumb man,
to managed the refractory team. They
dashed out sibley to second st. and as they
turued the Corner, on the down grade, the
barrels were upset, baptizins Charlie IN a
manner not laid down by any Biblical a'''
shortly. Charlie concluded to evade the
moisture by taking flying leap, a Ia frog
fashion. The wagon was conslderaOl!
fractured in Climb and body" ere the team
concluded to halt in front OF Attorne!
lacks Office. The street was thronge'
with people to witness the "f"n," but !
WAS death to Webb's purse.
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steps be taken, towards putting the Pro !t!
liant Cemetary in order! In the conuitloi'
!that Il /, in. is q disgrace to the town anu

steps be taken, towards putting the rsot.s,
liant Cemetary in order! In the condltlon
THAT it is in. is disgrace to the town ANU !,
lthe movement once made ill be '"n''""ss
ahe every class of citiz'2r,. lie: i-:' ';'a!"'::
iretect ;,po.l it and orgalizr ~ :, "'la, n''
!for that purpose aud he assured ,nA' .!"s
awill be encouraged and assisted BY ,'e"inl
tkeparish.
4 The young lady who sews anu Mas, n,
Nor her brother, without any, reh"'ei nv,
sAAt,on, rot even word OF THANKS WITH
luake good wife for some. H'n''; ''' a';
Ave. are surprised that she has "I''''1 ,'
q single so long, bnt suppose that u Is "''
own choice.
The children Of the Catholic cnngreGa-
tion will give soe'abIe next ihnss'aS
kaafternoon, at the Convent OF '''teS; u
(which cordial invitation is cStehue" u
~ III the children in town. me company
will assemble at four O'Clock AMI nc oootI
( will be closed at six. The ellterta'h'ie,
&will be conducted by the ladies OF ,il'
HCatholic Aid Society and il IS hHneo Via
Ethey vii, receive tn" patronage 'lcy o'
&,eryc. Entrance will be free aAn 'he IL
H;reslr,cnt, will be sold at the usual prices
Hrhr monry raised hy this entertainment
H will he used to purchase IA statue Tor IN
MJ cathedral.
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ln,tAer Gin BurneA.

Last Saturday morning, about ~
o'clock the gin house Of Judge W. nv
Levy two miles below town, took fire ons
The roof from sparks from thcengine chm
new. The fire was discovered and Wass
Thought to have been extinguished byI
means of pump. 1t seems however that
some Of the fire fell into the lint room;
from the burning roof, among seVera'
bales of lint cotton. This very in1lamma-
|b,e mater al was soon in flames aud delted)
III efforts to extin.uish it. The building
vas totally consumed with its machine
nv and sixty-two bales OF cotton. AS there
was no insurance on the building or ma
,hinery. the loss is Il severe one. The 81
: vas very fine one, costing some slo,oo'
md a great convenience to this nclgh'oE
rood. as large quantity Of meal was
,rouul there for our merchants. The los
estimated at upwards of ST., ooo. FHi.
,,,os of tho cotton were insured. DUrlnI
he recess between tn" sessions of the Sl'
IRENE Court, Judge Levy has been slvM
his personal supervision to his plantatlo
,tiairs and now that the crop was neafi
made and cnned, and the Judge absH''
: in Shreveport the blow falls heavily N
) ~ him. This makes the fourth GIN "e'
1 roycd by fire, in oar parish this season.
somewhat unusnal fatality from tire eve
u any parish. ana particularly Natc'n''
.hes wher, such occurrences axe rare.
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PERSONAL.

During the latter part OF last w'eE VIZ
had the pleasure of Il visit from MI
FORT. of the Shreveport Tines. we rel
rretted exceedingly that "n"ro"'
lutics in the compositors and press rooms
prevented our showing the gentleman
more marked courtesies, and trust to mce'j
him under more favorable circumstances
We were pleased to form his acquaintance
and give him cordial invitation to visit
US again.
Mr. SAM FELLOWS, Of Alexandria, ac-
companied by his uncle Mr.. JOS FELLOWS
~ Cane river recently called on u.s. Oul
friend SAM looks as natural as ever ana i
fnl, Of vim and life. He reports thlnG'
lively and tlourishing in our sister city
Miss IDA JACK, daughter Of W. II. Jacl
ESQ.,, is one of the addresses OF the 'o'
1eqe News, publihed at Mansfield ieIna'
College, q position which she is we'll iitfc'
to occupy and one in which she wilt re
Aict credit on the institution as well
herself. :,
We had the pleasure of meeting u. .
RAcuAL ESQ.,. recently ofthis city. beno''
has caught the railroad fever and Is no
located at Provcncal, Oh the New orlea'
5Pacilic. w.,
Prof DuNDLY WILLIAMS has called
lus. He proposes to establish uanc''l
school in this city. The Professor com
highly recommended for his proficiency
b we'll rs musical talent. We trust tha1
will meet with encouragement from "
! pleasure loving citizens.
u Hon, J. II. CosGRovE, Cap. l.. CAspA
nj and Mr.. J. A. DuCoURNAU, sR', ielt
scity yesterday en- route for New e'r'ea'
t. I'VE wish the gentlemen safe and pieaS'
" journey.
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yatehitoches In the Schools.

Natchitoches and its vicinity is vel
represented in various Southern schools,
IS will he seen by the annexed partial list
cleaned by this reporter.
West Dietrich, Benny H. Lichtensteln,
Miss Julie Caspari and Miss Camille
stephens in New Orleans.
Miss Ada Jack, Miss Pauline Halter ana
Miss Lee Carver, Mansfield Female Col
|lese. DeSoto parish.
Miss Bertha Levy, Miss Anna Levy, Mil
|!ersburg Female Seminary, Ky.
Mr.. John Jack, Clinton, Miss.
Masters Henry Kahn, Richard Casparl
clarence pierson, and Joseph Leveque
louisiana University, Baton Rouge'
Mr.. Sam Henry, Grand cctesu, La.
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Theyall House.

Under recent resolution OF the Ponce
[Jury. the wooden structure, adjoining
the Court house, on Second street, known
his the iailhouse will be sold at public auc-
tiot, next Monday. The building is a
rood one and can be easely taken to pieces
md erected in another locality, 1t is TIL
Intention to put up neat fence on tn
front of the Jail yard, thus greatly IN
growing that locality. The high AM
heavy fence around the enclosure has al
vays been an ugly blot on the ctherwls
neat appearance Of that locality, and II
,a,noval will be hailed with satisfactlo
by the citizens generally.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
DemeEted.

On the 9th. 4 eolered man by the n'lil.|
of Sim IN Nash, ,e:,s brought to this place
from the vicinity vi Mr. Lecomte's place,
lwboi is wild with insanity. He is cons'd-
Ie,e,, dangerous and is exceedingly violent
lin his actions, and vindicitive in DISPOSE
gtion, against individuals. He is incsr-
a.erated in one Of the upper cells Of the
uarish isil, aud the deputies use due eau
tion in approaching him. He was linear
l.erated once before for signs Of being de
,nented but wan set at liberty. lie WI
i,e interdicted and send 70 the State ~
ssne Asylum st JacksoI.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
u" Alligators and Drouths"

Under this captron the New Orleans
Times reproduces our article relative I"
''the slaughter Of alligators, in sl'ley Lake.
hear this city and then supplements Guy
article with an "allisator story" what Is
Inn alligator story, whose tonndat'o" was
laid in San Jacinto river. So far us th'
/ method Of catching our Sibley lake alI'ga-
y tors is concerned, it is a naked fact, a.
beam be testified to by those who partlcl-
mated in the sport. One Of the reptiles IS
j Zen now Gagged at the residence Of Dr. A.
er Breda, whom mayhap the Times writer
0nav we'll know. The "pic-nic reporter
vas NOT thar to see nor does he indulge
81, Glow water lemonades" He leaves II
q IA the Times man to brighten up his iac'|
ulties. by chasing around the nearest
.or,ed to imbibe his .lemonades" through
N elongated straw, and we are so firm ln
gour arrogant assumptions of authority
g 70 hel;eye that the Times man never
Jaw an alligator, and his railroad and its
alligator sleepers, were the touching ef-
! |lyscts Of too much New Orleans midsummer
3omonode on his Imagination, and were
saested when he wandered forth on oh'
g the numerous steel lines Of that city
81 fter /" a long full, strong full and ful
altogether" at the aforesaid straw.
r The railroad is nearly completed, IN
distance pleasant jaunt and II inc l'Me
Imam desires some slight physical exercis
a md relaxation from his mental pressure
u he is cordially invited to drop up 'n'
y |way. He shall see Sibley Lake alligator
70 anooks, ropes, the participants and all an
The wont be charged anything tor iearhh
,iEthe yerifcation Of the axcion $ seeing
l,oEbelieviny.' 1t is "a matter Of history TN
,s.Eunbelievecs have existed ever si'''
4 rhonas expressed his doubts about u
n Seraci,ixion of the Savior Of nankl"
ey rhe 1imee Editor is doubling Iiloms
~ and We desire to cure him Of his skept'cisl
81 on the alli.ators Of sibley Lake.