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RICHMOND's TERROR.
NO Clue as Yet to the Mysterious Robbers
Action Called For.

No Clue as Yet to the Mysterious Robbers
Action Called For.
RICHMOND, VA, April 26.-The police
hope that the mysterious gang of robbers,
who have thus far successfully deded them,
have left the city. Among women and chill
dren the fear of their depredations still con-
tinues to have a serious effect, and the
streets are girdled with police. Mothers
going out in he evening take their children
with them, and more than one business
man has to come home earlier than usual in
order to reassure his frightened family by
| his presence. So far there is positively no
clue to the desperadoes who have caused
such panic. They will probably be lynched
| If caught. The State newspaper says this
evening editorially.
The whole city has been in a state of panic,
| and that the effects of it upon the people,
| and even upon the business of the city, are
| of an injurious and depressing nature, and
| that these are facts that can't be overlooked,
ignored or laughed out of existence. There
fore they must be faced, and that at once.
The nervous tension is too great for weak
nerves long to bear, and the authorities must
act. Because some people are strong OF
nerve and brave of heart, and fear "noghost
or man." yet all are not so constituted, and
It ia these the better half of our kind, to
whom We owe protection against even their
idle fears. This being the case we demand
that the authorities of the city at once
adopt such extraordinary measures as may
be deemed best to reach the core and PLUCK
out the heart of this mystery, no matter
what be its cause or want of cause.
Let extra policemen be put on the streets
or patrols formed by the citizens, or an,
other measure that may seem fttest b.
adopted, no matter what SO only 1t restore
confidence to the women folks of the cit,
by dispeling their tears and give them as
surance of safety in their homes.
The force for patrol to night has been dous
led las in the present feverish state of he pull
.ic mind, 1t is hard to say what would b
the effect of another burglary by the myl
terious gang.
--ss-~ S-S-~~-
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Draw,n@ A. the City Han.

The set of chamber furniture at the City
Hall yesterday was won by Charles Il
Fraim, who was blind folded and drew his
own lumber, 297. His father, Clerk o
Council Fraim, lat once presented it to Eli Gro
zier, who had the matter in charge, and thu
furniture will be resold for the benefit of {
soldiers widow and orphans. Joseph X
Adams and George H. Tynah had the draw
ing in charge.
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A New building,

C. p. johnson is engaged in demolishing
the old GAZETTE office on Market street
above Fourth and will begin at once the
erection of substantial brick building lS3
feet front, 110 feet deep and three stories
high. The first floor will be used as store
and the upper stories will be arranged for
Offices
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REGLsTERS NOTICES.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
RReIarER,s OFFICE.

RRaIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. Del, April 9th, 1888.
Upon the application o Lewis II. AdaiT, execu-
tor of MARGARET Adair, late of Pencadser
L u is ordered and directed By the Register
notice Of granting Of letters Tesla;
mentary, upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
Advertisements TO be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six Of the most
public places OF the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate to present the same, or abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided |;
and also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE GAZETTE, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks, le. o. d.
(~~l Given under the hand and seal ofofiee
IL. 8 of the Register Aforesaid atWtlminRton
~ Yin New Castle county Aforesaid, the
10y III" ''' s. q. BIG9s, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attested
TO the Executor on or before April eths A.
D., 1884, or abide the act Of Assembly In such
Jase made and provided.
LEWIS F.ADAIR.
Executor.
address sos jackson street, Wilmington. Del.
al6-3w-mwf
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Test OF a Fire IcxtlnRuishor,

A successful test of the Climax fire ex-
tinguisher was made on the lot at Fourth
and Lombard streets yesterday afternoon by
Charles W. Caayl, agent. A number Of
representative business men were present
and expressed themselves as much pleased
with the working of the powerful little ma
chine.
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The water Commissioners.

The three newly-appointed Water Com
missioners-William T. Porter, Caesar A
Rodney and Lewis Paynter-were sworn IL
by the Mayor in his private office last night
Owing to the absence OF Registrar Bono
who Is ex-oficio secretary of the Board, al
nrranizatinn was not effected.
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A sarmon Postponed

Owing to the Illness of Rev. 7. R.
CreameT the sermon announced to be
preached by him in Scott NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening next to the Odd Fellows,
has been postponed until Sunday evening,
Nav g.
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"A Ninth Ward Fight.

Thomas Kelley and Thomas Mouseley,
living in the Ninth ward, had quarrel
yesterday over a strip of ground in the rear
OF Kelley's property. The men finally
elinched, Kelley being badly used up, be-
sides having his thumb chewed by his oppo-
nanf
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An Agent Mt Work 4,

The agent for Miles baking powder is
still busily engaged in his thorough canvass
of the city. He has distributed large
number of attractive advertising cards and
also secured large number of substantial
orders.
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NOTICE /

Proposals will be received until May q, 1853,
for printing three hundred copies Of the Journal
Of the Senate Of the State Of Delaware, session OF
1888, v ith an Index. The journal to be printed
In octave, in long primer type, SO as to contain
at least forty-h lines on q page, with the yeas
and nays In line in compact form. The proposal
should inclu de printing, binding and all items
of charge. Thirty volumes TO be bound In law
sheep. The journal to be printed In more con-
densed form than heretofore.
OH HARLES w. whitley, JR.,
Clerk of Senate, session of 1853.
LEwEa, DEL, April rs, 1888. a27-3w
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-s-e e~U~~s7--
WIN. q. Fountain

has opened out at the United States Hotel.
Everything entirely new. Corner French
and Water streets, Wilmington, Del.
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Now Early

and late cabbage seed, also, peas, beans,
corn, ETC., at Crippen's, No. East Second
street
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NToTICE.-WE, SMITH BROTHERS,
IN OWNERS Of the within-mentione;d l. premises ah
case made and provided, do hereby give notice,
that shall apply in writing to the honoraple,
the Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery of the State Of delaware,
in and ior New Castle county on Monday, the
7th day of May next, A. D., 1889, being the nrst
day Of said court, for license 70 keep an Inn or
tavern known as the "Ebbitt House, y at NO o.
the city of Wilmington, Del, and TO sell intexi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one quart to
be drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens, residents Of said ward recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
Robert First WILMA one
j A Borrell w Burrows
Samil b Springer Edw Borrell
VIM Foord RR Grinlth
John II Ed wards Harry Lape
John q Hartn an, Jr Jahu L Wiley
Theodore Berker VIM Evans
Max eheing LeNis Preston
George # Robinson John L Malone
Samuel b Baylis Alexes Borrell
Wm Il Alexander DR.. q o Funk
Ap2b-Stt bA4TH bhOs'
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oAAOhOA1 MAI oThJ 1000
The polls win open at II O'Clock noon and close
at d O'Clock p. m. The members to be elected,
and the polling places are as follows;
First ward-One member for two years. Polls
old No. lS School, second near Washington
street.
Second ward-One member for two years.
Polls FELTON, House, Southeast corner Of Second
and Walnut streets.
Third wArd-0ne memherio Tor two years. Polls
No. 10 School Elm and Adams streets.
Fourth ward-One member for two years.
Polls No. School, Southwest corner Seventh and
Pine streets.
Fifth ward-one member for two years-one
member fer one year. Polls No. 9School, North
west corner Eighth and Wollaston streets.
Sixth wArd-One member for two years. Polls
No, School, Walnut above Twelfth street.
Seventh ward-One member for two years.
Polls No. School, Northeast corner K eyenth and
Washington streets.
Eighth ward--One member for two years. Poll 6
No. s school, Northeast corner Seventh and
Spruce.
Ninth ward One member for two years. Polls
Old Academy, Vandever avenue.
Tenth ward-One member for two years. Polls
No. IS chool, Harrison above Third street.
Eleventh wArd-One member for two years.
Polls No. 10 school, Oak and Harrison streets.
HENRY B. MORROW,
a24-lOt Secretary Board OF Public Education.
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Pure M1oha.

Java, rio, laguayra and maracaibo cotfe a.
Cdppen's, No. East Second street.
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HendersOn's Garden Seed
fresh and reliable, for sale at Crlppen's, No.
/ East Second street, Wilmins ton, Del.
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NOTICE.

go shares OF new stock have just been issued
by the Mechanics Loan Association. The In
vestment is paying over 7per cent. per anrum.
Persoas owning this stock and wishing to with
draw do so and will receive interest at the
rate OF per rent. on the same.
Any one desirous Of securing stock can do so
by applying to WIN. j. MORROW, sec'y,
als-mwEmI si7 French street. VIII, Iie'.
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LICENSE IMPLICATIONS.


NOTICE. - /, PATRICK HENRY,
N OWNER OF the within mentioned premises
in com pliancewith an Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorSble ,,s
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, on Monday' the the
7th day Of May next A, D., 1854 being the hrst
day OF said court for license for the premises at
Seventh avenue and ID reefs. Eleventh ward,
city OF Wilmington, Del, to sell Intoxicating
iauors In rot less quantities than one half gallon
not TO he drunk ON the premises being licensed
retailer Of goods, wares ana merchanolse anu Wy
following respectable citizens, resldents OF saiu
ward, recommend the SAID applicAtioh' 10 VIII :
Geo A Chadwick Thos Herman
jerome Conroy James bnlentihe
John NJ Newell VIM SMlt
Isaac Sto0Ds sam MeIeaitn
Jos I Ladwick Chas NJ Evens
Geo Berenback James Iyreel
Pennell teters VIM CroSsOn
James Gamble Thomas hynes
naniel Peters Anthony Mcguire
r omas Barden Isaac Hprper
Robt Cottingham Chrlstian Maere
Patrick Maloney honerl forkeT
a25l3t AIhlOh hhHhA'
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NOTICE.

have for sale Clover, Timothy, Hungarian
Orchard Grass, Milet-Lawn Grass, etc. j have
full line OF Ga den Seeds. ! have the agencT
for the sale of GLOBE GUANO, designed es-
pee ally for spring CT rs. It = 'lait ed that a
fair application OF this Guano will double your
crcps. ICED Potstoes,,, Rock, Liverpool and
Corn, etc Mill Feed Wy the ton car load l
have some fine brands OF Western Flour; try IL
once, aqd you will have no other.
JOHN PYLE,
m3O-tf Second and Orange streets,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE
= SAMUEL A. MAoALLIsrER

SAMUEL A. MACALLIsTER
Has removed his law Office RON Seventh and
Market streets TO his residence No. 403 West
Tenth street, where he will continue the practice
of the law in all Its branches. @-T-n
N0T1CE.-DELAWARE LOAN ASSO-
IN C1ATI0N-New stock for sale no back
payments. Being the oldest in the city II has
successfully matnred Its first and econd series
and the third Will soon follow; offers 10 ip vestors
and borrowers all the ADVANTAGES Of live and
prosperous association DRly esS iad MaEIs fESIssnins
aS-lm-eod SacTetAry.
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NOTICE.
School Election.
SATURDAY MAY STE, 1888.

Notice Is hereby given that an Election for
twelve members of the Board Of Education OF
the city of Wilmington will be held on
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EASTERN AND
WESTERN GIRLs.--aT aThere is a young
girl in Milwaukee, thirteen years old,
whose legs below the knee" says the
Baptist Recorder, are SO sensitive
they can not be touched between
daybreak and midnight, but at mid
night they become so insensible to
feeling that the strongest current Of
electricity has no:effect upon them
This may be an uncommon case fol
Milwaukee, but there are thousands
tof girls in Philadelphia whose Limbs
are just as sensitive before midnigh'
as after that solemn hour wher
graveyards yawn and tombs give NJ
their dead. Another peculiarit.
about girls born and reared in thi
Hand Of sunrise and ocean spray, i
lthcy never become insensibleto feel
ling. Even a little mouse running NJ
alopg girls foot handles, either b,
Iday or night, would excite the live
liest sensations. But electricity Bah
Our girls don't need 4any such sensa
! tion, day or night, nor yet will the
tolerate any such blgoted foolishnesi
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ERA, KY.
November, 25th, J

November, 25th, '83.
Since the post Office at this place
has gone down, there has been o gen.
eral dullness of news in this section
of the county, and ! have concluded
to reopen correspondence with the
numerous readers of the valuable
Semi Weekly South Kcntuckian, and
the balance Of mankind.
A good many farmers during the
fine weather last week pulled down
a good deal Of their corn and rain
came on before they hauled it in, and
it is now lying on the ground in the
field, We have, however, made
good use of the time stripping and
preparing our tobacco for market
The sales of loose tobacco have al
ready opened, and some extra good
crops are being sold as high as $500
round. From 6to7 cents, however
is the more common price. The new
,ly sowed wheat looks the finest
ever saw in my life. The yield o.
corn is only tolerably good, some o.
which has been sold and delivered al
Sl.5O per barrel. Pork is in abun
dance and can be bought from s3.5(
10 $3.50 pcr hundred pounds. Th'
merchants at this place are doing :
thriving business. Esq. II. L. Hol
has gone to San Antonia Texas Il
lrecuperate his health.
The sale of the personal property o
Fines Renshaw, deceased, came Of
last Friday. All of the propert
brought satisfactory prices. J. n
Renshaw, at this place, has JUS
completed new addition to his fol
, liner residence here and remodele
his old ones, so now they all loo
like banks Of snow. sA
Twill continue TO keep you an
llyour many readers posted as to til
condition and workings of things i
and around Era.
E. RENsHAw.
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I'VE Call Them Tramps."

A recent trip to the City Of Chess
ter, Of the Inman line, from New
York to Liverpool, was enlivened by
the wit Of a Washington girl who
was the favorite passenger. In the
same steamer was a young English
snob who wore a suit of very large
plaid, with a fatigue-cap to match, a
single eye-glass, thick-soled boots,
spotted shirt and loud neck-tie. He
had that exasperating drawl pecu-
liar to English snobs- =. ~ "a,
\ saw, yaas," said he, In conversation
with the Washington girl, al have
seen considerable Of your country,
have been to New Yawk, Chicago
Omaha and other places, and 1t is Z
gwate countwy; but You don't seen
to have any gentwy in America .,sfi
"What do you call gentry?" asked
the lady. l, IA
"Aw; why, people you know, VIII
don't have to do anything; peopt
who live without work"
9Oh, yes, we have such people" an
swered the lady, "but we don't ca
them gentry ~ g, i'e ip
saw; what do you call then
pway2" aa las dit az
sWe call them tramps,"
| hAw.'--New York Telegram.
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m rN

Senator Beck, whether it be spirItu-
ality or not is growing weaker. I
can hardly explain the action CT my
mind during these abnormal spells.
I sec the lines aud words before my
minds eye, and without knowing the
process, | work out the problem
"You remember John Sherman's 5
anecdote of Beck" continued the
gentleman. 'Beck was W working
night aud day ON the tariff bill, when
a member wondered how lie got any
rest. oh, said Sherman, who was
present, Beck rests himself when he
makes a speech A, man who can
work when he should rest may be
pardoned if he rests when he should
work. TlfT 41itil W
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! MACEDONIA.

y, AK ~ November, "a, 'S3.
Our farmers who have gathered
corn report good yield.
The protracted meeting at this
place closed last Sunday night with
six accessions to the Christian church.
Mr. w. w. Reynolds, of this vicini-
ty, has sold out and win start in a.
bout two weeks to Texas. e''
MARRIED; AT the residence Of
the brides father on the 1lth inst,
byJ. r. Fuller, Mr.. j. r. Pleasant, OF
Savage Hollow, to Miss S. T.White
of this place. l-'ii ~
JAMES-LOyE: AT the residence
Of the brides father ON the night Of
the II inst, Mr.. James James t.
Miss S. Above, all ofthe Mt. Car
mel neighborhood. ''.
For lack of material the matrimo
mai boom IN the savage Hollow ha
at last subsidized. sS'stg is'
Some detestable scamp threw
rock on the church house durin,
service last Sunday night. lam sor
Try to say that certain neigh
borhood not far is afflicted wit
roughs who for some time have bee
a terror to civilization in this neigh
borhood. Such offenders must b
ferreted out. i'.' ''''
lam proud to note a spirit Of in
dustry abroad III our land. Oh
farmers are doing more preparator
for another crop than they are wol
J to do at this season of the year
great deal Of land has already bee
) tallowed for oats and corn, the wol
. however has been somewhat d
: TERED by the late rains.
RoUen AND READY.
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How Senator Beck Was Iystari-
ously Helped in Studying
.i.iae Latin. ss6aas.ls

Talking about peculiaritics of
mems mindsI heard Senator Beck,
tell queer story the other day.
said a gentlemen to some friends.
1--WE were all discussing the same
subject that is up now. when Sena-
tor Beck remarked that he thought
a popularity of his brain had done
him a great deal of harm in his life.
4 first noticed It, said the Senator,
"when1 was a boy going to school
in Scotland. / had a strict old
preacher for a tutor, and with num-
Der of other boys went TO the par
sonage 10 be educated. One night |
was very sleepy and still had a long
Latid lesson to getoif.s | tried hard
to learn il, but almost before / was
aware i would be DOING. At length
l read the exercise over in half
dreaming condition, and, with the
Latin al jnmble In my head, /
went 10 sleep. / awoke the next
morning with INV head thoroughly
clear. and, strange to saw. all the
antiquities in my diilicnlt lesson
were made plain and / read the Lat
\ in without a balk. The same thing
| happened the second time. and 1
again found that when / went to
sleep with a confused idea of my
llesson, learning il while half doing,
that / awoke with all the knotted
points unrayeled. 49, II became my
custom after that to read my tasks
over lust before going to bed, aud
never failed to have them in the
!, morning. MY strict old tutor saw
that / never studied, and thought
!. one of the other bows was helping
|. me. AT length he gave me page
ofLiyy to translate. and told me If \
did not have il for them the mex
!. morning he would fog me. II,
then forbid any Of the boys comm,
> near me and watched nv actions.
!. read the lines as usual before goinl
to sleep and sure enough the mex
,; :: day / had them as pat as YOU please
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DAYrfsr--south Main Street, Rev. 7. q.
Keen. pastor. Services every sabbath morn.
Ing ari evening. sunday school every sab
hath 11rning. Payer meeting "Wednesday
nlaht. business mecung hrst "Wednesday
night In each months
cHRIsriAs--N Nashville Street. ---
- Services every sabbath mora
ing and evening. Sunday school every ruh'
LAY morning. Prayer meeting every " ednes-
LAY evening.
AZ. u. sorrH--Nashville Street. Key Z. w
Iloftomly, pastor. Services every sahuntn
morning and evening. sunday school eyery
sunday morning. Prayer mcetins every
Wednesday evening.
FlRsr PKRsByrEgiAx- Rnssellville Street
Rev. u. II. Coulter. pastor. services every
sabbath morning and evening sunday senoc
~ " edneshay evening. Asf~
GRACE EPiscoPAL-Rc-. J. W. Vcnabls
Rector seryieesin Courthouse every sun
day morning.
SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street
Rev. j. u. Tate, pastor. SERVICES LIST aud ~,
sabbath morning and evening. Sunday schoo
every sunday morning. Prayer meeting e'e'
~ Wednesday evening. ~.
CArnoLic--Nashvlllc Street. Rev. Father
uayes. Priest Services every sabbath morn
ing alto o'clock .paass
urnnrRLANp pRKsBYrERIAY-- Nashvill.
have, on 2nd and ith Sundays. Rev. A. Z
Biddle, Pastor.
H. ttetiI I'M
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EXCHANGE scIN91L1AT1oNs

When doctor lances rising, he
is "cutting swcll.'-Madisonville
Times. y
A pirate captain is always posted
in knave-al atfairs.-Madisonyille
Times.
When young man is Tilted by his
girl his heart is absolutely lass-era-
ted. -Madisonville Times.
There is delightful bond of union
between the farmer and his occupa-
tion, but when the seasons are bad ne
would like to see ed.-Glasgow
Times.
"New dinner plates are square,"
says a fashion item. We would pre-
fer the meal served on dinner plates
to be square.-Breckenridgc News.
Kretchmer, the sculptor, is making
a bust of Gen. Sheridan. Give most
army officers plenty whisky and they
will make their own ''busts. ts."-Breck-
enridge News. 9N
AT a private school in Pittsburgh
the teacher asked the class in geogra-
ply. "What is sSOhio noted for?''
and a youngster answered, "Demo-
sw-Ky. Democrat.
We've been canvassed by that New
York firm for our picture for "Men Of
|the Hour We wouldn't yield.
| Want it at least for men of year.
State Journal. eAe
| a young man named Darling lives
in Fargo, and if any one calls to him
n the street every:young lady within
three blocks bushes and looks a.
round, gently saying: ash! sh"-
| nil
@,sIiT a'l h; /, 4, 10, !, :,
W. "an' I: =, "
- n'us, ~ ssanea,e 90 -,
10 pa'. io' On -. ~,
sou so.ou' - ~ o' ~. !
o'u y ''e" 'ou % ~a 81 ~ r;.
'oo" Us you pa
Louisvilics nearest approach U
royal presence IN her exposiuoh WA
, when the trombone Diowefleit' ilhei
the silly women Drought out IN
Iprincc OF wails.--Bowling Green ia
} zette. W tts ''h'sr ri,its "a
An Ohio post-mistress having re
signed to get married, the Louisvill
Courier oourhai Signs 'soo 's
' one Il ol'en nave " wai' .or io' -
iayed maze Ahu won, snc ~
! lo tribute nln.'"ln MN wheh ne ooes con'c !
ny. democrat
A Young man at Bowling Gree
! went to see his sweetheart the othe
night and STAYED SO late that tn
yonng lady's mother brought in
dozen eggs and asked him to hate
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POST OFFICE.

Bridge street, Jno. d. Gowen, p. NJ. Onlcs
hours from a. NJ, 70 Or. NJ, and tho onineui
also open for q short time after the arrival O
tho evening malls, at of.M. Sunday opci
from to 4P.M.
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MusAnoRA TEMPLE, No. ss, s. OF r.
Meets 9nd and ath Tuesdays In each month
Augusta Momen, W II; Katie casky ,secreta'
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EXPRESS OFFICE.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoNrANy--R. W. Nor
wood, Agent. 0nlce old Bank building, Main
Street.
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HopKIxsvrLLE LonaE, No. 1000, G. y. o.
| OF o. F. Meets 2ud aud ATT Monday nights
at Bells Hall. Charles Lightfoot. N. g.; j.
N. Lander, g. s. ~, i.N'