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Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

pealed TO the United States Supreme
Court and should it be averse to the
Water Commission the friends Of the
Commission should also appeal to the
sane tribunal. The United States SUI
preme Court is the tribunal that should
decide this question and there should
be no objection on either side to such a
course being pursued-in fact both
sides ought to unite in taking the case
to the highest tribunal. 1t will then be
known for a certainty whether parti.
san Legislature can at will abrogate
financial contracts, and farther, it will
then be decided whether Legislature
elected by unequal and unfair repre-
sentation can enact laws to Cypress
a people three. ffths of whom have
no voice nor representation in that Leg.
islature. We would invite our up
town neighbor to unite with us in test.
ing this question before the United
States Supreme Court. 1.-THE invitation
is accepted and the highest tribunal i'll
the nation decides that a Water Com
mission created by Legislature com,
posed Of twenty representatives of TO-
900, and ten representatives of 10000
people, is constitutional, right, just and
proper, then we will submit.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
The Municipal Court and Police
Clash.

1t Is not at all surprising that the bill
of Sl02 for feeding tramps should alarm
both Republicans and Democrats alike
in the City Council, in view Of the fact
that there were little or no revenues
coming into the City Treasury from
fines and costs to offset this eXpendi-
tire. The business nov, taken before
Magistrate O'Neil by the police officers
was intended to be taken before the
Municipal Court, and then the fines and
costs would have gone into the City
Treasury, but by taking the case, before
" Squire" O'Neill the fines 60 to the
county and the costs to the officers. The
result of all this is to create a clashing
of interests between the Municipal
Court and the police force. We have
no doubt that these differences could be
easily adjusted if the proper plan was
taken in satisfactory manner to all
parties concerned. The first difference,
if we understand it, commenced between
the court and the police about the wit
ness fees for attending the court.
The police insisted that while the
were not on duty and had to appear
before the Court as witnesses they were
entitled to their witness fee of fifty
cents. In this view they are sup
ported by an opinion delivered
by Chief Justice Comegys. Judge
Cummins, however, seems to have
viewed that question from a different
standpoint, and decided that the police
were entitled to no fees whatever of any
description or at any time. As these
witness fees were matter of con-
siderable Importance to the police they
naturally went where they not only
got their witness fees but other fees
besides If they We're allowed theI
witness fees, to which they are evi
IDENTIFY entitled, we have no doubt har,
mony would be established between the
police and the Court, and at the SAINT
time it would turn the fines into the
City Treasury instead of into the
County Treasury.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

Registrar Frazer is doing the public q
great favor by the preparation he is
making for registration Of nurses in
the city. There is no scarcity Of nurses
upon all ordinary occasions, but as in
every other business there are some bet
ter than others, and in sickness the hes,
nurses are always in demand. The
Registrars plan is 10 have all the com
potent nurses in the city registered in a
book, and none viii be registered unlcs,
they come well recommended by sever
al reputable citizens. The name Of the
nurse and tn" names Of those who
recommend her, are entered upon the
registry book which is at all times ac
oeS,ible TO physicians aud others who
want to employ nurses. This plan will
bring all the best nurses to the front
and will insure them almost constant
employment, varied however by the
general health OF the city. Under Til,
~ Nl'lii " lF-I0.Ig 'Ific " ~ W ~ iiN-
cc,sity for losing time running through
the city in search Of Il nurse.
They will all be registered at til.
Office Of the Board Of Health and all
that vii, be required to secure good
nurse will be TO apply at that office,
Nurses will find il 10 their advantage
to register, for if they do not they will
not be pltronizol. People who desire
their services would much rather Y
where they are sure of getting II good
one without trouble. Elsewhere in the
ltEPI BLICAN Registrar Frazer gives
motto" 10 all nurses that he has the
necessary blank, required in making
Ii" application, AND requests them t,
come aad get 'h"lu. Registrar Fraze
deserves credit iOr his enterprise anC
his disposition - serve the public ant
also 10 make the iIra tn department 0
he city a. efficient a possible.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

THE DEMOCRACY OF New Jersey
yesterday nominated Leon Albeit for
Governor and broke ~ in IA row when
All attempt was made ~ make the nom
nation unanimous. Agygtt was one Of
the leading string uling politicians Of
New Jersey and the ready apoIogi,t It
all species Of political corruption prac-
t'ced by his own party, and has been
trying for the last dozen years to get the
nomination for Governor. He has got
it AZ ,a't, receiving on the second and
last ballot "jj U'It Ola Total % ,o7 IT,.
''.''' '''' ,ed to make his
''i' " .no.mOus will be able to
nun - Considerable Of racket. All
tLS.t is wanted now to insure Republican
success in our sister State across the
river, are good nominations that will
command the respect Of the people.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
THE New York Graphlc's history Of q

THE New York Graphlc's history Of Q
newspaper published In this city is graph
ic indeed. We fully coincide with the
writer of the Graphic, who was brought
to this city for an evident purpose, that
it was the intention in 1878 to have, as he
states it : "One able, vigorous and well
sustained journal instead of swarm Of
insignificant sheets" These words are
not original with the Graphic represent
tative. They are familiar household
words in Wilmington, AMI were handed
over already prepared and coined for the
occasion. How yer, we have nothing
more to say about the matter only that
the paper that was 10 swallow up a
swarm Of insignificant Sheets got so
awfully stung in swallowing the
swarm, that it gave mp the job, and
now in the matter OF circulation 1t is
faced by one rival at least that, so far
as circulation is considered is a bigger
man than the Every Evening, and
we have reason to believe that there are
other portions Of the swarm it could
not swallow that are as big as itself.
The REPUBLICAN would not for a
moment pretend to compare with the
Every Evening in the matter Of a
splendid organization that requires
large salaries and little work, but ii
does not hesitate to refer to its splendid
circulation daily Of $500, articulation
in the city of more than all the other
dailies combined, rs a test of its
appreciation by the public. We
were not amongst the swallowed.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
M l Il l1lelOWn Fair.

The tenth annual fair of the PENN.
sula Agricultural and Pathological asso'
citation will he held at Middletown, Del,
beginning on the 18th of September and
continuing three days. As usual the 7.
W. q b. Railroad Company will ,on the
days named, sell excursion tickeee III.
Guiding admission to the fair grounds,
good to return ON or before September
2lst, at all the principal stations along
the line. In addition to the regular
train returning from Middletowu, a
special train will on each day of the fail
leave at Up. IN. for Whining on and
intermediate stations. The fair prom
ises to eclipse any held i'll former years
and the entries for the races guarantee
some excellent trials of speed.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
The Folly OF F0llleS.

Many persons are accustomed to dis
regard all slight SYMPTOMS of disease,
saying, "Let it 60 as it came But
when one feels the symptoms of Kidney
Disease--such as pain in the back and
loins, palpitation, urinary arrangement,
etc.--to neglect them is the folly OF
follies. Kidney, bladder, liver, and
urinary com plaints are always liable to
end fatally If neglected. The true cure
for them is Hunts Remedy the great
kidney and liver medicine. THERE'S nc
symptom or form of kidney disease that
Hunts Remedy is not master Of
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
4 V0ctlOll NNlps

every aftern DON mt 3 O'Clock aud e?"n-
ing at $50 at the Cheap John Store, 3ij
Market street. This sale is positive, aS
everything must be sold by the 10Th
inst. Bargains will be found here III
crockery, notions, etc. Drake ~ Co.,,
auCtiDneerS,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

nURJ.IC SALE-OF HORSES, ~
il COWS, wagons, etc., on the prem. A2H
ises Of the subscriber, on the Newport or
Christians Turnpike. about mile from the
city, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1883,
at ! o'clock, D. m, t-t
two.hOrse farm truck, farm wagon, mill
wagon, cart, express. falling top buggy. no.
f1R top buggy and village cart, one COW
and snug heifers, fresh about the LIST
u the year. Horses: Harry. Syoars old, a
good worker or driver, weighs about HOO ms.
Zephyr, a chubby little mare, good driver,
good disposition. very pleasing TO the ye,and
a daisy saddle horse, years old and weighs
about 900 Ms. Iil. q strong, stylish, free all
day driver or worker, l0years old, and will
weigh probably $50 Ms. These horses, to
the best Of my knowledge, are sound and
with no tricks. except Zeph is II tritie shy OF
the cars, but is easily managed. Jumbo, n
mule, with an exceedingly amiabie counter.
ance. Also, a large lot of various work and
carriage harness. Terms: Under S.5, cash Z;
over s26 3 months with approved secur ty. in.
terest added or three Oft for cash. sale posi-
tive. j. >. RlCHARl,SoN,
Near Wilmington. Del.
l.. W. STIDHAM n Son ,Aucts. sps-otdltwt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

PROMINENT AND HIGH GROUND
i lots over Eleventh street bridge.
Payments In monthly ihstallments and 9th.
erwise.
PUBLIC SALE
rF 20 GOOD BUILDING AND MANU-
FEATURING LOTS,
SATURDAY, SEPrEM Der Is, 1888,
On the premises. Wilmington, Del, at pm.
Every lot to be sold without postponement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
We are rapidly closing out all that remains
in first hands of the ,Jeteris' property. This
sale inclndes many building lots on high
and good ground, near the =. w. Il. X. H..
and also excellent and prominent lots near
the Eleventh street bridge. Horse railroad
facilities and the increase of manuta curing
interests are greatly adding to buildings and
i'm provements over the bridge.
Omnibus will leave It'll and Market streets
at $40 p. In. For terms Of sale, plot and par
ticulars see large posters.
The sale will commence promptly at pm.
and proceed mainly IN the order Of NUMBER
ing. HEALD& CO..
Seventh AMI Market streets,
sel-6t Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

SALTMAEsH, ALA.-Dr. Jas. 3. Mills
says Several Of my patients have
used Browns Iron Bitters for chronic
Indigestion with benefit"
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
An Ex.GOyernOr's Extra,

Ex-Lt.-Gov Norman j. Coleman, Of
st. Louis, says: :" My wife has found
great benefit in the use Of St. Jacobs
Oil as a pain cure"
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

All kinds Of gravel and plastic slate
roofing done by L. Mitchell, Dr., No.
$40 West Front street. Old roofs It
paired warranted
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

The members of Good Intent DiNi-
sion sons of Temperance No. 3, are re-
luested to attend on Thursday evening
September 20,as business Of impo rtance
will be transacted.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
LIGHT OVERCOATS.

The most dilettante taste may be limited by mario,
funds and yet be suited 81 will buy good and So
is power Larger prices for the finer grades, and al
cheap.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
THE OAK HALL CABINET.

To decide styles in Mems and Boys Dress meets daily
Sundays and holidays excepted Artists cutters statesmen
foremen inspectors and sometimes customers consult
fraction in length the Of are serious ques
TONS but in detail is the price of success.
Present interest centres in
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
VXyOOD DOW N.


Having resumed the practice of his profes.
sion, is located at 6l4h Market street. Spec
iaIties: diseases Of lungs and stomach and
all diseases peculiar to ladies. s5-d&w.1m
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
TOTHE PUBLIC
U,,uoutfuuan for Ynn rsal vnSs

POastlnastcr General fresha z having pub
lished wilful and malicious iAlsehUUu in re
gard u the character Of The Lou siana State
Lottery Company, the following facts are
given TO the public to prove his statement,
that we are engaged in fraudulent business,
to be false and untrue:
Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana
State Lottery Company from January 1879,
to present date.
Paid to southern Express Co.. New
Orleans 7. NJ. Wesc0at. Mana .er IL, 1860 300
P..id to Louisiana National Bank,
Jos. II. Oglesby, President. if3,9O0
PAID to Louisiana State National
Bank. 5. Il. Kennedy President. l25, 100
PAID to New Orleans National Bank
a. Baldwin, President .......... s., $50
Paid to | Mon Natlonal Bank.
:. thariaron, Cashier...... :. "a, 40
Paid to Citizens ltanK.
f. l.. CaIrIeTc. President .... e.. jI.Un
Paid to Ger laania National Bank,
Julius Cassard, President 80. :. 3O,uUU
PAID to Hibernia National Bank,
ChaS Palirey, Cashier. ......... 1900
Pa' TO Canal Bank.
Edward Toby. Cashier ...... H. $50
Paid to Mutual National Bank,
Jos. Mitchell, Cashier. .......... $500
Total paid as above. pa, $50
Paid In sums Of under " 900 at the
various offices Of the Company
thrUug hout the United States. ~ G21, 40
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
ss~ CAPITAL PRIZE, S.5.OOO. ia
Tickets only So. Shares in
Proportion.
louisiana State Lottery Com

ave do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings ofThe Louisiana State Lot
terry CoMpany,an in person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that The
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties, AMI we
authorize the Company to use this certificate,
with iac-simles of our signatures attached,
In It's ADVERTISEMENTS"
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

DUBLlC SAl.E.-WlLAI BE SOLD AL
Public Sale, on the premises, on SAT-
friday, SEfIEAi Der IL, 1883, at 80 p
m, four new frame houses, situated on Union
street, between Fourth and Filth streets each
containing larEe rooms with piazza in front
'front.' and back yard. hyirant in kitchen LOT
49, 50 feet, in good ncighhorhood. near Front
and Union streets depot and also near the
bait. Il ohio X. r. $1,000 may 'emain OF
each house if desired by the purchaser.
Houses may be seen by applying to MkS
splo-5t DRAKE co. fuciioheers.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

ANSEk lNhIIIVDE-Pr0i Kline, ny
" h,s Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
Treatments and immense practice, stands
preeu ucully unriyaied and is acknow lodged
authority On Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by hisHrcat< hem
teal Cancer antidotOs. are recorded. No
knife. ca,Istics, loss Of boOt, or fearful treat.
ments required IN removing the largest Of
cancers OF tumors. For particulars send for
free Treatise, or call on DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street. philadelphia, Pa.
Revere Of initiating frauds everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

The circulation of the RE-
puBL1cAN is steadily climbing
no to seven thousand daily.
Our press rooms are open to
everybody.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14

9OmDntAsIO 06fk.
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years ,, the Ley
islature for Educational and Char table pur-
poses-with a capital Of 81 900, 900 which a
reserve fund Of over $4,000 has since beer
added.
by an overwhelming ponuiar vote its fran.
chise was made a part ofthe prese 1t State
Constitution adopted Dec. I'd, A d.. ls-F.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor.
sed by the people Of any State.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-14
,,AN.EH INhTITUTE--Proi Kline. by

Prices as usual, Seats at usual piose. sll
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
J. 4. Dukrllart.

Superintendent Ut 4. &. o. X r C's
Hotels ltInIuctnr 80 the Is B,lumpr..
and Ohrn Rulrnad Tor tw~ut, e,rhi
ye4r-. aud pr"vi"u-lN drnsei-I wrlr.. /:
"Cumreri,ni VI ,r,l,ni. d e. Il. 1881 !:
! have u4.d tut one hnr,l. "i FtRUNA
thereto Srre rhrhat. AMI il unw we'll.
A Tor myself, It has entirely relieved
the dulupss in nv he ,i. which h--
been Of long standtng-thp result q
Chrome Mtiult. never tork m,
thiuI 10 NV Lille ,hst gave me- .unh Rrett
saii-fsct,nn Nv wii- - now taking -
al-"." Ak your y urgl-t tor the "Ill.
of Lde.' aud hog To cure them
hnnE 4j-9i.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15

r1urHT fru zt vzfis Ei pasrr
.E .
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
Fall B Win ter Clothing,
md respectfully invites the public to
all aud examine our elegant Suits
rud Over Cuats, for
Men, Youth, Boys, and

Children wear manufactured for our
rade OF the Lcst material, aud in
III stv.es to please.
Our aork Of Mems suits 10 Cuta.
ways, Sacks, Prince AIberts, Double
Breasted Coats, Reversible, Chen.
.hilla aud Beaver Overcoais are Su.
t'erior, and Invite Attention.
AID now just look here, Meu and
Boys, are you going TO irc,ze this
Winter, or not Why, # course you're
uoL You mist have Winter Cloth.
ing, aud what you want is the Brsr
in the Market for the Lowest
Price. You have got your money
honestly, and Of course you want tre
most for it. WE WANT JUST
SUCH BUSINESS, and lherefore in.
vite your vi-it to the PHILADELr
PllIA BRANCH. Our business re.
lstions with the People Of Ceutre
County in the past have been pleasant
and satisfactory, and in Offering our
Thanks for the Liberal custom hereto.
fnre given US, we renew the nh dye
upon which we starte,l out-FArR
AND JUsT DEALING TO ALI.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
Ifuilvouaran,rr ,rerv Fatrh far foo years.
FRANK +. BLdiR,

NO HTrHfTHnV H"W,
AHoher american Watches u. reduced
prices.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
s. P. HUBBARD, VI y,

This i, TO certify trst the Il ickinrd
w Itch bnusht F,.h - 1879, mas tut
vrry well the post YEAR. Having set II
onr{ lwIc'. dulIug that time, it, only
VARIATION briug thrr" mtuu'r-. II hr-
Iun very truch hrttrr Than ever Nh.
tic'Inred. II WAS no adjusted aud only
cos so. K. I. BRiANf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15

UlGnTUN, JAN, =. nv.
The Rock ford watch purchased Feb
1879, hns performed better than any
Wntcr | ever had. Have csttIrd ~
every day aud nj no time has 1t her'
irregular, ~ III the least unreliable. I!
chprrlully rccnmmrrd the Rock i"rd
Watch. HORACE Il IIOR rON.
al DrghIon Furnace Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15

The Rockford Watch runs v-rg ac
eurAIph trIiPT IhHn nm, watch | rvrr
Owned, ant have had one thai co-I
$50 Can rpcnmmrud Ihr Rrrk bud
watch 10 every body who wishes fine
tim,. kpener
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
Quick Railway Time.
Rockford M. Jan. 1880.

This is 10 certify thuh ge hare appo,a'6"
Fru"k =. Bioir, S",e agr"t. far he snir qf o"'
QIck IrH" Raiiroad Watches IN hc torn
Of Beik[onie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
EXECUrOR@ SALE-rh.r,. will

AENC lOik : SALE. - here will
20 "yp'-s~i pu iic ale It the Lite f.-i.pes o.
J"'" ", k"y. Ice -'el Iu spinx lo~u.bip. C-ntr.
c'u T.. P,- ,,u
FdnNf. N1yENBER u. 4 u. ls,a,
the t"rFo 81 p05,'erfy Of -Ati ds,.sl..-I VIZ
bay D ir-~ uus' hra,i D. i -. ssr. me tv,.
h'fs- 'EnUs one I-h 'rn" r.sg ur. .rstn tlItiI.
"n~ i't' s"ptrRur aud plrS-r. s,s put D. -slat.
on" ''Tn p'hi-' """ -p'ins ~ss'u hatu-.s gssr.,
pIfw-, b bWrIss. Str stt
So 70 r'nimrnr- A. u'rlrrk y sharp.
Ivr'sS ''si' shOs o vu day ~ .sls
ADAM nov.
G. uALE IL
H''ts fKsrutsrs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
RocKronp WArcn CnNrANY.

wv NTWTEV
BY llOSMER + uULLAND. Sec.
Having most th"rouRnN tested tie
Rnckiurp Qdick Tram Watcher Tor Ih'
hast three Serrs, offer them with The
fullest confidence NJ the hest made an"
mos, reliable TIME ke' per for tue none
that can be obtained.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-15
ONE LOT or SUITS
One L Of Dark gh oil Vol Clusre Sas Hortei
lie Orersvckef

asosutdavu otss' Au.shsr salt taun,o 62s
rs sr z nszfs 81 woalB
,RaR s.wh oul
tloe
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-10

have three fine Side Bar Buggics and
one Canopy Top Basket Phseton, which /
will sell low for the money
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-10
l;iseks NON Itl.S date ii tll6 phpsr WE

N;;;s MAI r., 4, q. d, iii. y x liIs ,,S MAI,
tls, ,IE;i,|sHis. ss IS ~ p'i'0t /" ~
S r,ottars anal, Ia q, ,,,, a,.,;, Il, ..,s
|, a.4lcr Sf mat. ,,sca,,,4 ~ - - ."9 :
( ,rba ,ota, .,,.,.a,,.a 49,, -. . :. !,
Haas Iass !, en- % -. ~ =. oao.. a 7
~. ,,oot.oa a.,s;,S,,.> =, +. e p"!
| first anccess t,,l oo,nnet;tnrs bs
4 ueom a. trica, ,,pro,,rsss,on n,hoso 49, -
shall Ia threa ha,ves: a,,A h,St % .ap,ns as.s
not less stl,sns Tho antra,,sos s.,as ,.,s,,aa
tivelv. hnt yarv,,,u Z ,nuar,Is ths,ar.ns,
n thu ratin ofl ti,a nus ,;ccasSf,i - l,s
s,,ccessf f,,l co,nnet,to,s, :
T r. 81 anu timo ti,sro shs,, 10 II
successful competitYEa: ,ti;em tbn ~,
trance fees shall In addcd ,to t,,osoI ~
Me- 6,llowino,tcontAat q, aud Ia. o,n.;.,oa
as nrovitled fnr q tl,a sixth 6rf;c,o.
3: each co,nretitor sbai, tron c;,hn
s,oh aud forward tho fn,Ion,;no Iii
Ms SOLUTIONS: uIiberobv ,,;yo ,,,v ,,,nr,.a r
on, ho,,.,.,,,. ~. .r,,
anco wbotevor o,thor .;.a,,,% an> =,
directly. III tho solution ~ the.e.
nrohle,na
{ Q 4 Ss;,,ro - co,o,,,,, ,,,;.h ,,, 20
theso rayn,ot;ono sho,i s,,,;oo. az ~
so ta;l;ny to oxcirs;on f.on, .hn
test. H. yI,;c,, oasa -. o o,..,,a' o W." s
shall he rctnrnoH w
IN, ,ir,ho ,o,,,oa ~ ,,o s,,.oe,,
nct;tSr;e to,I,o,ho..,.i,h tho;. a".'.e.,.
shall ho n,i,,isjhn - tha a,., 80 o.,
,n,nth ~ tho ro;ra,,d M,,ya ~ In.,::,.
A,n: ona tho owo,do ,,o;,,,,,,,
yv.u,oa a. thot tim
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-10

-Rogues ha7e Boon paving their
captivating attentions to BIZ. Samuel
II. Stevcnson's pigs, weighing about
forty pounds each. Twelve or four
teen have'been taken, six Of which dis.
appeared in single day.
TO the memory of our late excel
lent citizen, VIM. G. Dye, who died,
aged forty, of brief case of brain
affection and pneumonia, on tile 1st
inst. The deceased lea9tSa wife and
four small children who have our SYM
pathy.-I. Thess., iv., 1918.
The punctuation makes consid-
cradle difference Of meaning in the fol-
lowing: Wheat, cakes, No.; wheat
Cakes &c. A tailhaving gono to sea,
Ills wife reqn ests the prayers of the
congregation; a man, having gono to
sea his wife, requests tho prayers of
the congregation. la
lin the reporters lato article con-
>terning the fat at Strother's, thcre was
no intention whatever to question the
efficiency of our most aiiA,f,l county
commissioners, NOR to d,iMby thb own
or, whose courtesy to q stranger two
years ago is equally we'll remembered
and appreciated. 3;
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The following are tie regulations
promised by d. B. Busby 10 govern
the contests III mathematical skili, ,si,g-
gested by d "Youi,g Man" for tho
]. .amnscmeiit afa bercflt Of tho HERAID's
younger readcrs::
T. There shall be fsii, representative
Problems, briefly covering all the fun
damental principles of arithmetic, al
gcbra and geometry. Il, t%t5
2. Each GLASS shall. be competed for
independently Of the others. (.
8. Each competitor shall pay an on
trance fec, to be sont with tho sold
lions, Of ten cents in arithmetic and
twenty caiitss each IN algebra and
geometry. Uninjnisd stamps shall Bo
8shken and received.
W Solutions shall not be mailed go
& as toreachthe umpire sooner than two