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DROPOsALs
i -Fok-
EREoTINa AN INSANE ASYLUM


AND ALAasHOusE.
On and after MONDAY, April 10, 1889,
seoled proposal VIII be received by q
l. Jsa iaOn. uhairman Of the Bulldlng
Committee OF the Trustees OF che Poor
for New Castle county, Delaware, for the
erection ofan insane asylum ana elmE-
house, TO be 'ocate on The Hare,a Durner
roaAs ear HaVe's Corner railroad station,
Delaware railroad, NeT Cistls eouaty,
The drawings and specifications TO be
seen A. the ofIioe OF lhe T9ua ees OF the
Poor, lc6 West Bixtl street, in the city OF
Wilmington, sllw re, where sll neces-
gaTy explanations will be given by the
Chairman OF the Building Committee
from q. m, 10 8 p. ma. each day.
No proposal Will bs fecelveI 1niess aC-
compapied VITA bond with apploYed
surely In ihe sum OF five thousand dI l.
lara. TIE form OF said bond can be ID en-
~ the ONCE OF the sRid Trusteee.
All proposals for the erection OF the
buildings to have written on the outs de
OF the envelope: proposals for erecting
the almshou g and insane asy lum, and
be addressed TO q. L.. Jem son, Chairman
OF the Building Committee OF the tlmt-
nonse and insane as lam, Wilmington,
No proposal will be entertained from
any person not q permanent ressdent OF
the State OF Delaware. IL
The Building Committee reserve the
right TO rtJect any or all bidF. The speci-
ncations u be relurnei With estimates.
tors
The time for receiving propo ais will
close ON Tuesday, A,rll 2ith, lt8s. at o
p. m. G.L.JFMIsON,
aprs-t2j Chairman Building Cur.
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Mr.. SLATER's gift of a million dol.
lars for the purpose of improving the
intellectual condition Of the colored
people in the South is as sensible IL
it's provisions as il is generous in size
Instead of insisting on a grand build,
ing, with a corps Of professors in
branches in which few colored students
would need or want to study, he
specifies that the income Of the fund
which be has established shall be
used in preparing teachers 10 give in
struction 10 the mass Of the colored
people.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-18

The Minister of the Imperial House
mold has issued a private circular
announcing that the coronation Of
the Gar will take place in August
and that by imperial command ali
dlgnlLafles Of the Empire must
attend the ceremony in Moscow.
The festivities will last a fortniohl
ana 1t IS estimated that the expenses
Will W., amount to 10000, 900 rubles,
Inc celebration when the late Czlr
was crowned lasted month and
cost 100000 rubles.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-18

The scandals incident to the practice
Of "Ieadheading" public officers with
free railroad passes have just had an il
lustration in Connecticut where a legis-
lative committe charges the Secretary Of
the Board OF Education of that State
with travelling on such passes and never
thelesS drawing the price Of the railroad
fares from the public treasury as If he
had paid them.
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Of the State Department under the rue
OF Mr.. Blame. They are, however, en-
tirely Characteristic. The revelations
that have thus FAR been made IN this
corrupt conspiracy are . disgrace to our
diplomacy; but 1t Is to feared that the
worst remains to be told"
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Society ReIIan

Ara loud In their praise of Floreston
Cologne on account ofits remarkabI,
delicate and lasting fragrance.
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land othe|
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bee on Ell
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ebRp,n nd
berdAys ed
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
N,,u Sail weekly to and from
HEW YORK AND GI Asgow VIA
DoNDERRY.
CABIN Passage, $50 10 ASO. Re4nrns. s,,o
70 sL4O. second Cabin, al, re-
turn Tickets, SIS.
steamers sail every Saturday 10 and rror,
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRECT yin
Caoih Passage, 415 TO S65 ReIuTns sIoo
u. and SI20 StoV
SsteeraBe passengers booked al loo r,to.
@ssehger accommodation are ms
celled. oA
All Stalerooms on Main Deck.
passengers booked at lowest rates N :.
Den mark, DC. Wy sweden,
pia OF books of Tours In Sc tlapo .nRetos
psn5, taIs, &c, apply to HENDr RsnS'
RENE SaEHs, New York or sAMUET' y
Auahn' Expr ess, WilmingIon
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The New Goods,
Spring Of 1882.


We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and asa conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance Of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Z Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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'|Trdns1
tfp nj
Philadel
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PhIlAa az
"A LISA
.1altlnol|
d, G@A
Balumoi|
8altlm0rd
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keWNst|
s!arring4
ka mil
belmar a
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4 6.S8 p. |
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Palms MAJ
,supon VI
eANKT1
/ Genef|
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ENOH SALE.-bulid,n~ Ior 100 -.
~ inches front on south side o! sesoEs
snS ~ Leet front on Van Buren streat
Snn,0 Snn Of u tees mont on Maryland Avenue.
tisns ~ ~ Ihe city line, and lies In Chris,
PAAs ab thls Omce- IT,
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ess essI and d
lSs lHed Flooo|
pHs 'yasIeSs|
kao,1l lPockses|
|eIlto,c,lpediee|
| lp,o,ns, ID
f'riagss.D 7
aTs, sarssst,c cb|
ESn1i,ages EStriagess h
you|
Fslng. 4
pts N, i
Frattsros1
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'oMH SALE.-A building lot on the \
corner OF Stroud street and RAN
.9sd "a AXXehne, X, near the locomotive houst
fa,.i r 5ron, ,AtInngLon IN q Western Il. r., 81
rtnt tIOns 1 on on X. r. Avenue, and 81 feej
tonI Snn1 On stroud street, West Wilmington
---- - e oIhce. tf
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kNTERED AT WILMINGTON Posr.oFFIcJ
As sKCoND-oLAss MATTER.
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i DAYS d
4 GEN |
.sy and TIL
block.
PRES AND
snenclng sltcln Sd
einOon fr0l|
m.
Y, Classes,|
ns individj
Eaonvenieuc|
Forming a
kdsy eYeni1
rs isexprd
E,ld the AID
ne latest /
Taught.
SI,ns apply
4 street, or
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-08-29

fore the day q ogsrlng thm so< ssie as ~ - ~
aHdnvit ana those of two W1tassssH EhnE hs G. -
hm made and continued snch se<k1emzul aAAlI I've
the rlghf 20 eater the lands embracnR snch sssEie
ment, not exceeding one hundred and slxfy acra
e their appraised valne
And any person who has seltl~d upon o. In
proved any Of said lands subsequent 20 their seler
tion, may make application 10 the Board Of BaucA-
tion for the privilege Of entering sid Ana. upan
making afldavit that be or she hes settled upon
and cultivated the same and continued the czlIiv
tion and improvement, proving by I've Wi1nesses
the character OF the cultivation and improvement
may make entry Of the same ~ their appraised
value the day Of sale provided such applezzinns
are died before said Board or with the Salesman On
or before the day Of sale.
All sales will be for cash. The lands viii Be oler-
cred during the usual bours Of sale and continued
from day to day until completed In each county
These lands will not be sold In tracts Of les than
forty acres, except in cases of fractional loss
After said lands have been offered for sale thosc
uns0ld will be subject to private entry in the state
Land Once at the appraised values
Circulars containing the above descriptions viii
be sent on application to the State Land Once
member of the Board of Education will be
present at each sale.
By order Of the Board Of Education
p. W. WHITE. Salesman
July Is, 1882
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GRIFFIN FEMALE COLLEGE,
GRIFFIN. GEORGIA.
July IS. 1882

THIS WELL-KNOWN INSTITUTION WILL
Il be opened under new auspices M0udAy,
SEPTEMBER llth, and continue ten months. A full
corps Of experienced and competent tearhers In al
the departments of English, Ancient and Moderu
Languages, Vocal and instrumental Music and
Drawing and Painting. A limited number 81 b ard
ers will be received IN the family and early appl
cation is desired. Tue buildings are now undcrg0-
ing extensive repairs Terms. For Beard aad Ezg-
tsh Tuition, per SESSION Of Ten HOfhs Az. Music.
&c, extra GEO. G. BUTLER An
President
ReJerenees-(iov. W. d. Bloxham, c. C. Pezrce,
Tallahassee; DIR. ]. J. Simkins, Monticello, Fla
August ], 1SS2-1m
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The best cuts of beef-that is, the
most nutritiOus-are the toughest. So
say the seieRtisss,r and the bsateLers well
know it. But fhs-pe6pie wlo)buy, all
want the tenderloin or at least the best
of the sirloin. This is, probably, the
finest portion of the animal for roasting.
The cooks say beef should be simmered-
not boiled-for at least five hours. r.
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To wait until you are IL bed with disease
that you may not get over for nibn,hs. Is the
heIghtOf folly, when you nigh, Ike easily cured
during the ealiy symptoms by Rslters Ginger
Tonic, We have knows sickly families made
the hesltbiest by timely use Of this pure medi-
cine. Obseresr.N @satA is ~ .peiiaf9g4
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The duty of being cheerful, says
contemporary, is one which is at all
times binding upon US. We have no
right to be morOse or sullen, or accrstom
ourselves to look on the dark side of
things. No sense of the solemnity and
importspce Of life can excuse us for Civ
ing way to sour and unhappy temper.
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The youtlfui coIorSahd rich lustre are re-
stored 70 faded or gray haIr by The use offPar-
kers Hair R"lsaY, harmless dressing, highly
esteemed for ite perfume aDd putty
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Legal Advertisements.
Masters Sale


FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
u in Chaneery. rendered in the Circuit C0ur1 II
the Second Judicial Circuit Of Florida In and for
Leon county, on the first day of July. A. D. ISIS.
in a certain cause wherein Benjamin e. Levin and
Alexander B. Hawkins as Trustees for the bond
holders of the Freeand bonds issued by the Pensa-
cola q Georgia Railroad Company. and John Nc
Dougall and the said Benjamin {. Lewis. in their
own right are plaintiffs. and The Jacksonville Pen
sacola q Mobile Railroad Company. John c. C
ehee Trustee for the holders of the Frecanc bonds
issued by said Pensacola & Georgia Railroad Com
pany, Richard A. Whitfield and William n Miller.
administrator OF John Miller, deceased, and Others
are defendants will sell Duhlic Outcry before the
court house door in the city Of Monticello county
OF Jefferson, State of Florida Monday. the fourth
day of September A. ID. 1852 at the usual hours Of
SALE for cash. to the highest bidder the following
described property, tO-wit: The Branch Railroad
from Station Three Tor Drilon) in said Jeffe son
county, on the Jacksonville. Pensacola & Mobile
Railroad Monticello, Florida including its road
bed. iron, rail- and the depot Monticello Florida
Purchasers to Isay for ii les
r. A. SHINE
August l, lSS3-5sx Refuree and Master
The above sale is postponed until Monday. the
I'd day Of October. 1852 X. A SHINE,
August - lS~2 Referee and Master.
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ArzHl ~ E1rEU - - -
azcksz-zEllac 49, "a
E4--e1zErz 1ram - g. 49, -
Llzls Er-aln- 4rrrr-E1E 1--urE-E
rae~cuErrs lczEe 1runsurrk 49, ~ - = -
~ -zEaan4n nl ~
ras@ew1@r@ 49, Mnmm
essuDecx IS @e4lp Mlz4 Erzan ir So.
Fa~s-ma=n muma sla.rrGn ~ - -.
aesaP wiEA Er4i1 4rrnlzE - L. - - p =
dnily
Lhis Eraiz sl-Es ausE 1--u5 So -
taz. L4llAzzR and 1ark-rrr-
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r-s~-nx-r lr-.n - @4r&~unnZ- So
Bzldwin Is p .rrsr-s - - =
n. D4klnE rllusc cuuu-c1i1ns - -
kaiirssac fnr f-ainesrl.IE f,.zla - - -
key
~ sLEEPEEs c. SEEET TEaExs
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dAczsoSEIIEl EL4- Jun.E
Col1enanE t1n &C.. rnins 20 "a -.
run folloua =
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Discharge Notice.

the Undersigned administrators q the cststs. az
Sarah X ff"n, decreased, late of Leon comfy
Stat' f Florida. will present their final accanais
10 the lion. Vim p. Blrd. County Judge Of said
rounig. and apply for discharge rs such admins
traitors. GEO w. MEGINNISS.
VI. LIVELY,
July IS 'S9-6m Administrators
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Discharge Notice.

TX MONTHS AFTER. THE DATE HERE0F.
test,iu' nj "i Martha r. Switzer decea<ed late II
L"''n y Stale Fnrids will lsr s~nt his fnal
"G't> I" the Hon VIM p. Byrd. County Judge
az SAID e''uniA. aud apply f"r discharge such
rui..r. JSO. BRADFORD.
Al-ril 4 lSS5-Gm Executor
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RrOTlCR n HRRREY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following lands Of the above selections WI
be offered Cor sale ~ The following times and
places:
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The east half of southwest or. sec. l /; the north
half Cor lots l. 2, 3, ~ west half of southeast Or
half OF southwest quarter and southwest or OF
southwest or, sec. q west half of northeast or
southeast or of northeast Or northwest of south
east Or and east half of southeast qr IL north
east Or of northwest Or northeast Or southeast or
II: northwest or, southwest or of northeast or,
west half ofsoutheast Or and southwest or, sec 13
east half of northeast Or II west half of north
east Or northwest Or and northeast of southwest
or sec q
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In ORANGE county the following. to Wit:
IN T. 17S OF r. "a Z.

The east half Of northeast or, southwest or of
northeast Or north half of southeast quarter, and
southeast or of southeast or, sec. northwest or,
southwest or Of northeast or, north half Of south
west or, and southwest quarter OF southwest or,
Sec 8 northwest Or southwest or of northeast Or,
west half Of southeast Or eec II half Of north.
east Or, southwest Or Of northeast or, sec. Is
northeast or, north half OF southeast or, Sec 20.
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0ait and 9umor.
The Ram at Church.

MolIie had a little ram, fleece black as
rubber shoe, and every place that Mollie
went he emigrated to.
He went with her to church one day
the folks HILARIOUS grew to see him walk
demurely into Deacon Aliens pew.
The worthy deacon quickly let his angry
passions rise; and gave it an un-christian
kick between the sad brown eyes.
This landed rammy in the aisle, the dea-
con followed fast, and raised his foot again,
but oh that first kick was his last
For Mr.. Sheep walked slowly back about
a rod, tbs said, and ere the deacon could
retreat it stood him on his head
The congregation then arose and went
for that ere sheep, but several vel directed
butts just piled them in heap.
Then rushed they straight for the door
with curses long and loud, while rammy
struck the hindnlost man and shot him
through the crowd.
The minister had often heard that kind
mess would subdue the fiercest beast
All then he said, I'm try that game on
you
And 50 he kindly, gently called, Come
rammy, rammy, ram. to see the folks abuse
you 50, grieved and sorry am =
With kind and gentle words he came
from that tall pulpit down, saying rammy,
rammy, ram; rammy, rammy, ram---best
meat in town.
The ram looked meek, and on he came,
with ''rammy, rammy, ram the nice pref
" ram
The rammy quite dropped It's humble
air, rose from off lis feet, and when the
parson lit he lay beneath the hihdmost seat.
As he shot out the open door, and closed
Il with slam, he named California t0rn,
think twas AYuba-dam
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Slightly Mixed.


The following comes from Georgia, and
lis accuracy Is youched for BY the ssenog-
rapher who took it down
Judge was noted for the way he got
mixed in his charges TO the jury. On one
occasion case was tried before him, the
points Of which may be briefly stated thus ;
Smith brought suit against Jones on a
promissoFy nose given for horse. Jones
defence was failure of consideration, he
averTing that AZ the time Of the purchase
the horse had the glanders, Of which he died,
and that Smith knewit. Smith replied that
the horse did not have the CHAMBERS, but the
distemper. and that Jones knew il when be
bought.
The judge charged the jury -Gentle-
men Of the jury. pay attention to the charge
Of the court. You have already made one
plis-trial Of this ease because You did not
pay attention to the charge Of the court.
and | don't want Won to make ii again. l
intend to make il 80 clear to you this time
that you cannot possibly make any mistake
This suit Is upon note given for prom
issOry horse. | hope you understand that
Now, If you find that at the time Of the
slle Smith bad the CHAMBERS, and Jones
knew Il, ,IoHes cannot recover. That Is
clear, gentlemen. / viii state it again. Ii
you 6nd that at the time Of the sale Jones
bad the distelnper, and Smith knew it, then
Smith cannot possibly recover But, gem
tlemen, viii state it third time, % that
You cannot possibly make a mistake. IF at
the time Of the sale Smith had the CHAMBERS
aud Jones had the distemper, and the horse
knew Il, then neither Smith, Jones nor the
horse can recover. Lea the record be given
70 the Jury.
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SALE.
\ RARE CHANCE.


The undersigned, Trustees, appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court for Carroll county
in Equity, to sell the real estate of the late
John Beaver, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of January 1881,
at ] O. clock, p. M, the following part of the
Real Estate of said deceased, towit The
Home Farm on which said deceased resided
at his death, consisting of
103 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
lying on the Baltimore turnpike, in Carroll
county, Nd, about two miles from the city of
Westminster. 1t is the same land allotted to
said deceased in the partition of his father S
real estate in Equity. There are about thir-
ty-five acres of woodland, and large proper
ton of good meadow land. There is a strong
spring of excellent water near the dwelling
and the farm is otherwise well watered. The
buildings are a Stone House, Barn, &c; the
land, which is of good quality,
all lies beautifully, and can be ANN 4
easily converted into most de- 80 49,
sirable place. 1t has peculiar
advantages for dairy farm.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are that one-third of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale or ratification
thereof by the Court one-third in one year,
and the residue in two years from the sale,
with interest from sale credit payments to be
secured by the purchaser notes, with appro-
we'd sureties.
JOHN B. BOYLE, Tu,..,
JOHN BEAVER, ii"s'ees'
Joseph NJ. Parke. Smith 4 MeKellip, Solici-
tors. X. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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Select Aoetrg.
E,o,n the Century.
THEOLOGY IN THE QUARTERS.


Now, rs got notion in my head dat when you come
to die
An stan de Examination in de Cote House in desky
You'll be 'stonished at de questions dat de angels
gwine to ak
When he gifts you on dc witness stan an pin you to
de faces:
Cause hen AK you mighty closely bout your doins
in dc night
An de water-million questions gwine to bOdder
you a sight
Den your eyes II open widel dan dey ebber done
befo',
When he chats you bout chicken-serape dat hap
pened long ago
De angels on de picket line er long de Milky Way
Keeps watchin' what you're dribin' at, an hearin
what you say.
No matter what you want to do, no matter whar
Deys mighty ap to find it out and an pass it long
de line.
An ofn at de meetin, when you make fuss an
laugh,
why, dey send de news a-kittin' by de golden tele
graph;
Den. de angel in de ors what's settin by de gate,
Jes reads de message wild look and claps it on de
slatel
Den you better do your july well an keep your con-
science clear.
An keep lookin' straight ahead an watchn' whar
you steer
Cause arter while de timen come to journey fun
de LAM
An dsyTI take you way up in de air an put you on
de STAN
Den your hab to listen to de clerk an answer
mighty straight,
Ef you ebber spec to tabble froo dealaplaster gate,
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NO. 2o7e EQUITY.

In the Circui: Court for Carroll county. sitting
in Equity.
William b. Thomas. Assignee of Mortgages,
vs.. Basil P. Phillips and Julia 4. Phillips,
his wife, Mortgagors.
Ordered this 18th day Of January, A. d.
1882. that the sale of the mortgaged property
made and reported in the above entitled cause
by William b. Thomas, Assignee Of the Mort
gagees, under aud hy virtue Of the power of
sale contained in mortgage from Basil p.
Phillips and Julia A. Phillips, his wife, to
Joshua Scriveuor aud Elijah Scrivenor, and
by them assigned to the said William b.
Thomas, dated April -. A. u. 1850. and re
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage Re
cords Of Carroll county in i.iber +. T. s. No.
Is, folio 5SS, &c, be finally ratified and con
hrmed. unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day u February next;
provided copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper published iR Carroll county,
Maryland. once week for three successive
weeks previous to the eth day Of February
next.
The 7epor states the amoup, Of sale 10 be
Si26.a1
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy.-Test:
jan i4-s, FEAxk T. SnAS. Clerk.
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Total =; !, . i.ai.,l
NO. 2oso EQUITY.

FfttNN = NAtsAW NiWFNe
Tsae eopy,-Tcss.
jan la.2i FsANk 7. Snas. CIsrk.
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The only Clothing House in the State
CONDUCTED ON PRINCIPLES
GONE PRICE. Da

And Insures Fair Transaction. The only
Clothing House in the State that is strictly
and unalterably
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
I uMRER, COAL, LUMBER.

All we ask-examine our stock before pn
chasing elsewhere. sep 27-tf
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He was asking the conductor how he
managed to build house and buy fast
horse out Of his $50 a month. ssYou see,
said this noble man, sometimes we get way
passenger who pays a quarter or a half dol
lar for bis fare. Well, we flip the money
up-heads for the conductor tails for the
company But, persisted this investi-
gator after truth, sometimes it must turn
up tails. What do you do then ?" '40h," "
replied the conductor, with an ineffable con-
tempt, .'then we Zip it up again" So that
passenger went home and sold cut his rail-
road shares
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-01-28

A Yankee is considered the sharpest Of
the human family and only an freshman
can get the better Of him. The latter's
wit is more foFcefal than the formers plain
ness and directness Of speech. Ar Irish
man took Yankee friend 10 church with
him on Christmas day. The music was
magnificent and the decorations gorgeous.
On their way out of church he asked the
Yankee how he liked Il. aWhy, il beat
the devilF' said the down easter. That $
the intintion, dryly remarked the gentle
man from Tipperary.