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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14

An Austin young nan has been bor-
ing . young lady with his attentions for
some time past. although on various
and sundry occasions she had given him
to understand that he was distasteful to
her. A few evenings ago he assured hel
tina: he was anxious IL fulfill her every
wish. s.Is it really . fact tl:,t you will
do whatever ! ask Of you?" ...our
slightest wish In law. Command me
snd / obey" well. then. I wish O
would see il you can induce my mother
~ marry yon. She is q widow, and Is
o US particular about whom she mar
ries rs l am"
While = lady was recently lying i'll in
New York City. and her life was des-
paired Of, the door bell rang loudly, and
as tho door was opened a sewing ma
chine agent bounced into the hall. He
loftily demanded the presence Of 'the
lady Of the house." He was told in q
whisper that she was not expected to
live, and that three physicians were in
an upper room consulting about her
csse, "All the better" said the agent
advancing toward the stairs, .'probably
/ can sell her . sewing machine while
they are thinning. She couldn't leave
anything more useful to her children"
Comparatively little is known or
heard II the silk industry of Central
Asia, but . German contemporary states
that the growth of Russian influence in
Turkestan has contributed to the devel-
opment Of the old-estsblished silk man.
u~facturers Of that country. There are
now in Samareand ITO houses where
weaving is carried on. and there are 800
workpeoplo in all employed in silk
manufacture. including spinning. etc.
There has not been any notable inn
proyement established in the style OF
manufacture, which rerlains the anne
a. it has been for centuries. Much of
the gain. however. is said to 60 into thu
profits Of Russian spectators, the
u themselves remaining Door.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14

Years ago. when there were not so
many banks here on Cape Ann IS now.
a young man who had just gone into
business wished to get his note discount
ed. and in order to make . sure thing of
it he interviewed the directors PERSONAL
", and each told him that it would be
al right. Going to the bank ON the
morning after the directors had met,
the cashier informed him very blandly
that nothing had been done for him.
At the next meeting OF the directors.
lust 10 they were beginning business,
the door opened, and in walked the
vounQ ,nan. Removing his hat. he adj
yanced to the table and remarked.
..Messrs. Directors. individually you are
clever sort OF men. but collectively you
are a set ofdarned liars, and ! can
prove itr' With this he went out
Cane Ann Adp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14

THAT HACKING COUGH can
he 30 quickly cured by Shiloh's
Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You SUFFER with dys-
pepsin and liver complaint? Shi-
loh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you.
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.
For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is
cents. For sale by II. II. BLAIR.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14
SCRATCHES.

Any case Of Scratches, Speed.
crack or Cracked Heel can positive.
~ be cured by the use Of Coles Vet.
Urinary Carbolisalve, and in lest
time than by any other remedy. II
is the only preparation that viii
cure cuts, gals and sores and inya.
riably bring the hair in its original
color. Jas. NJ. Shaffer, Madison
Wis, says: Il cured a horse of tn.
worst case Of scratches that l ever
saw, with Coles Veterinary CARROLL
salve. OF all the salves or ointment.
that l ever saw this is the boss
Pound cans, 81; small cans, 81
cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14
f .43N3aasN eHeA4B8AN8 4Ma17 ~
Tia aDon't-You-K Know" Youue Nan.

One IL the most c0nspicunlfs objects
IN certain circles 81 society at tho pres
entiime isthe .tdOn't-ypu-know' young
snat. He ranks along with the youth
who carries his coat on his arm and
smokes cignrcttes on the back platform
u street cars. II you meet him in the
morning he greets you by rcmarking.
This Is . fine day, don't you know"
His last salutation At night is to the ef-
fsct tAat he wishes you ~ very good
evening. don't you know" He goes
down street Just before noon. and tells
his broker To '.buy me somc Wabash.
don't you know. It matters not
where he goas, bis .dou't you know"
goes With him. He beams down upon
his partner at the bah, and Is be passes
his arm around the b~uiterfy's waist re-
marks Elm very fond a waitxiug,
dOM't you know" He bows sraciously
to . friend in the zee behind him after
service Is over on Sunday. and thinks
1.-The sermon was rather tedious, don't
you know" When his fond parents
conclude it is about time he honors 90
ciety and some Millionaire's daughter
By getting married, he breaches the
matter to the girl In question by in-
forming her that Il love you, don't you
know"
Everybody knows him by his don't
You know" and those who are sensible
Of the ludicr0us as well as the ridicu-
lous. have his expression for a BY. word
and get lots Of fun of him. But he
IS oblivious to it all. He deems his
phrase very neat and fashionable. and
would o drop it for the world, don't
you know" So he dons his stitched
back gloves, twirls his natty little
and starts out 10 see what is ..go-
ing on down town, don't you know"
tIe il n Of the features Of the time
and must b. recognized in any sum.
mary II the oddities Of humanity. The
.'sion't you know young man must be
heard TO be appreciated. and he is sure
to be appreciated. In one way or anoth-
or. when he is heard. For be Is o char-
acter, don't you know.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14
Thu Nev England Fathera.

Tho character OF the New England
fathers was well defined in . poem by
Allen G. Spooner. delivered before the
New England Club thirty-seven years
ago. Herewith is an extract relative 70
Sabbaths and the Quakers:
'@On Sunday his honrc was still ~ Q mouse
The highways limo as quiet;
The chuich-w arden stout caught the boy who
WIS out,
And gave him the stocks and low diet.
The duty theu, for beast. wife and men,
Wss to labor ak days out Of sevens
On the seventh, ia the best OF their forgery
drest,
To work harder to get into Heaven.
Foul weather or fair, they werc constant in
prayer.
But he thrift, oil the time kept Q squint;
Aud IN matters of trade. when . bargain was
mnie,
Their faces were set like q nint.
Innovations in faith they opposed unto death;
At the carts tail they dragged tho poor
Quaker;
With derision and jeers, they cropped here
ties ears.
And felt they were serving their Maker"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14
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Projecting His Character.

Entering the shop of his Sixth avenue
tailor the other day. he said:
s.Sir, l owe you $50"
Yes, sir. you do"
':And have owed it for . year."
'.You have"
.And this IL the fifth postal card you
have sent me regarding the debt"
II think it is the fifth"
Nov. sir, while I cannot pay tho
debt for perhaps another year, / pro-
pose TO protect my character a. far a.
possible. Here are twelve two-cent
etamps. You can use them in sending
me twelve monthly statements Of ac-
count, and can thus save Your postal
cards and my feelings ct the same
time"
1t ID said that the tailor has credited
the ~ cents on account and feels that
hs has secured m0rs 81 tho debt than
y had any reasou p hope ior.-R Vel
A6vSk Nl,o&
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14

No scrofula can be SO deep seated,
no sore SO stu'i orn, but that Ayers
Sarsaparilla will be found helpful.
1t will effect a cure, if cure be pos
sible.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-14

Clergymen, lawyers, public
speakers, and singers, confirm the
opinion Of the general public in re-
gard to Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. All
say it is the best remedy that can
be procured for all affection. of thu
vocal organs, that and lungs.
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We continue 70
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mr. 1883 will be . eapcrb steel englsxing (sixc
&7sbyt twenty inchesl for framing. afcr MuNcak.
ser's world renowned picture, .'Christ Before
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06
The iutnrior Of the 7, W. x b. depot
ni,,,

The iutnrlor Of the p W. x b. depot
Is beng calclmined.
Workmen are engaged in earl pg ont
the ovens in tho cellar Of no Market
street.
The Washington S. r. f. II. u l.. Co.
will give their torty.seEenth annual
bad ou February Ind.
The Brandy wine NJ. f. Church trus-
tees are contemplating the Introduction
of gas into the church.
A gentleman named VIM. Ellsworth,
fell and sprainsd his ankle badly TINS
morning on Ship!ey street, below Third.
All OF the cars of the Delaware West.
err kailroad ara being painted the
Baltimor ore and Ohio pattern.
Vim. Marshall and Geo. W. Quinn
are organizing a new band. 1t will
Contain about fourteen pieces and Will
be led by Mr. Marshall.
The Baltimore and ONO will not ask
| tue Legislature Tor additional time &c
complete their road, ~ has been rumor.
cd.
| The Dean Woolen Company Of New
LARK, purpose to Increase their capita
| by the addition of stock 10 the amount
OF So 900, in shares OF $50,
| Tie Irish NatiJnalists adopted reso
buttons Of regret last night on the dealt
OF George Sayers, and will attend thu
funeral to-day.
| Yesterday, boy named John Humid
ner, while sled ling, was run over by
a horse and wagon, and severely IN
ljured.
| Clerk Hickey threatened 10 arrest
man At Third and KING this morning |
he did not move. AS the clerk wen
for an officer, the man LETT At :. 40 rat
with stand and goods.
| Joseph Erwin, a lad six years old
lrrsiding on King street above Seventh
Twas severely sCaided about the necl
aud back vest 'rday. DR.. Patterson al
teEdtd to his waits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06

Sometime ago . man named John
Doucber,y, living west OF the Aims
house, had his leg broken by some per-
son hitting him with stone. That NO
might be properly cared for. he was
taxen To the County Hospital, where
, he still remains. The wife, addicted TO
| the excessive use OF INTOXICATING
iarors, made no provision tor ieehin :
and clothing the children, and through
this neglect they w.re reduced "
stale bordering GA starvation.
During this Indictment season they
were treadng about out doors over the
fr,z zen ground and ia the snow bare
fo,,.i. In this condition officer Peter
sou found them and reported the case
TO Austin Harrington, ESD, Actuary
ard Secretary to the Society Tor the
Prevention cf Cruelty to Children.
The children yesterday we're taken
| II rlarar a. d brought 10 the CITY han,
| c lief Hawkins get ing them basKeI
OF vicrua,s, which they devoured
az If thsy bad not seen food for weeks
| The family beng CatboIlct, bishol
| Brcke: vas notified Of the case, and
win THAI true Humanitarian feeling
for Inch he IN noted be made arrange.
uapts TO have the chl.dren removed 70
the Catholic benevolent institution OF
tie city.
III. rA,ilreu were aged from three to
eleven year til +" girls and one poy
The girls " re sent g he GIRLS orphan
age ~ - P,tsr's Church, and the boy
to he noys' oIpharage IN ST James
! (tIr,u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06
In Limbo IN chester.

The following, clipped from the Ches-
ter Times, says
Another Wlmirgtonian has fallen
into the lneshes of Chester Justice, and
will do service for Delaware county,
Pennsy vania, tor ten days. Thomas
Hunter, a smooth. faced neatly dressed,
r1iddle aged man, VINO says that he Is
painter and lives with his widowed
Ino.her at III Washington street, viii
mington, WAS arrested on Third street
a. half past eight o'clock last night by
Officer blizzard for being drunk and in
decently exposing his person. When
brought before the Mayor this morning
lThOmas said that he got drunk IN VIII
| mingtou yesterday, got on the cars and
came To this city. He did not know
thai he was away from home until he
woke up this morning in the lookup
He begged off and promised to take the
| pl edge t allowed to go. His Honor re-
| fused TO excuse him, saying that II he
wanted to conduct himself - Disgrace
fully he should do so in his own town
| Thomas was tiued SO and costs, In de
fault Of which he WAS committed to th'
county Jail for ten days.
No such person resides In Whining
ton, Anywhere near the address giveI
In the above.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06
A CuRlOs1ly Dead.

On Friday afternoon, a. one O'Clock, a
whit. squirrel died on the property #
Professor Hochkeppei, He hight 1t
in 1877 from q man who was about to 70
West, for six dollars. 1t was the only
one in the United Slater, the mate hav-
iap died some years previous. " was
much larger than any common squirrel
aud at tho time Of his death weighed
over three pounds. IL was perfec
pet, and answered 10 tho name OF
"Fritz" Not long ago Professor II.
was offered $50 for II, hut 300 could
not nave bought lin. 1t died suddenly
while playing in the parIor,and it wa'
over tweIve years OF age. 1t was i'm
ported from Brazil. Mr.. W. $. Wood
tlx!dcrruist, 2O4 East Third street, vii
have it IN his window next week.
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YOUR
AT7ENT|ON,PLEASE

TO those who now are or
have been dealing with other
credit houses and have be-
come dissatisfied owing to
the cxorbitant prices charged
and poor assortment OF Gun
dcsirablc) goods offered, we
would respectfully say that
populat prices, fair represcn-
tation, guaranteed satlstac-
ton and liberal credit are the
principles upon which we do
business, and though we will
not offer you the induccnent
| of paying your fare to Ph'la-
delphia (and adding it on to
the prices of the goods
you buy thcre) we will
guarantee to save you the
price Of an excursion ticket
to Philadelphia and a good
dinner on every $40 worth
of goods you buy of any
other credit house than ours.
We have a complete and
very extensive stock OF gen
cral merchandise, more than
twice as large as the combln,
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that you can select from. All
new, desirable and suitable
goods.
Come along, and if YOU
cannot get your pass DOCK
to bring as reference, bring
|your receipt, which you arc
entitled to, and we will be
HAPPY to open an account
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monthly installmcnts.
| TERMS.-On a bill O
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06
FIFTH EDITION


The United States Court resumed ,h
hey bold case yesterday afternoon, at.
tho noon recess, and proceeded with u,
examination Of witnesses.
James HURT, o witness for the plas
tiff, WAS sworn, and testified that he
4 resident Of Kent County, Marylsnt
lie stated that for some time ali IL,
peaches from the Elk, Sassafras az.
susquehanna rivers q anne through Il.
Della ware and Chesapeake canal. W.
rsss had heard Mr.. Reybold protest /,
Captain Wilson against the transpqi
tstion company Infringing on his rigAat
Captain Wilson informed Mr.. Reybs.
that no knew nothing about II, and =,
terred him TO Mr.. Groves, the Philads ]
phia agent Of the company.
Several other witnesses testified 4
the same effect, aud Henry Il. Cav
.Ir., was examined In reference to u
officers of the defendants COMPANY
As the oourL was about to adjouilI
several Ct tho jurymen asked for ID
adjournment until next Monday. I'll
counsel opposed this, and the Co,1
was adjourned until 10 O'Clock tt!
morning, when the question Of tak!lt
recess over Sunday will be determine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-06
4 Fight.

Last night ,labout l0.45 O'Clock, Il
young men in An intoxicated conditiC
were staggering down Market sire
below Ninth. A third man approach
who was M happy as the other ia
and who evidently WAS acquaiD1
with one. He went TO the one v
was tho most intoxicated Of the tv
shook hands with him. aud tried to
duce him to 60 with him. This sse,
ingly angered his partner, who immp
a'ely com menced pummeling the ol1
fellow, ard it soon developed into /
angular light each man trying TO hit
other. Several persons pas ing ssl
rated the party. The affair lasted ba
few minutes, but long enough 10 4.
two black eyes and various other d
cOlorations.