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AUSTIN, Nov, Is --fsceclal. l-rh, ro-
port OF Lake Creek raliroaS wa re-
csivea to-daY, sho.ias rsseipts S0QG7;
expenses s3s2s.
Collector Of KArnee county sstt'od IT,
day.
The rolls Of III counter show tks
otal vains'isn o. pro party for the yssf
1854 to bs g57s,93e 9ye; tor 1885. s5ss $751;
3TS; incrsase Sls 99s,10s Thsrs slsfvs
ooGntjeI yet out.
Mr.. liza Pryor is in reo.ipt OF a lattsr
from Loyal Vsllsv, "a aso4 cOunty,ysy-
ing one ID. w. Martin and NJ. Hates
ha We slopss with two young girls,
Halsr leaves vita asd Jw) child ron
and Nsrtin lssvGs u family. Haieg
carried I'll hiY C3Esia. Thay h&vs s
hack, hugsy snd four hOrsos-two
sorrels branded TT and a hasrt War
rants are on FOR their arrest and slQs
reward " UEsfeA
Tho Jury 10 ths Pearson cese hT0U-h +
in verdict of gwilty OF murder in Guo
first degree and sasrsnda for lii,.
Sympathy for q itvast1n IA har dire
Distress ~ snivsrsA, ha,o
The grass msgiOpecs will As
hers In "a 'eq days, though ssysa OF
them have not 9cRn plstsd Jaair labOrs
IN tho 4 I'D.
Tho dslegstte 20 the s.. Louis steel;
cOnvestior viii leave mere ahols tho
lOGh iAa.ept.
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TERREur, Nov 13.-ISp,cigi l-Tho
ramaing ofJ, 4. Cotf0su arrived from
Greoavlllo aud wer9 lnterrsd with No.
sonic honOrs.
Our live photographers Oaught aGo
picture OF tao thvcng OF o0tsoH wagons
on Moore avonUe Ias5 Waln,gday. A.
though twas M Aiisuos oU.Gt, tLa
counlsTioits at persons rspresantag
every srauch OF trJGo and tbs pr0i-r-
sions, fcom tha baot-blacE, 10 cent
Gray, dudo GA niSycl0, salo1piNt, phF
sicisu, lsS7er, msrcb at, br'cE MASON
apple pyddiors, tsfmWs ana
TeuelPs chi.t in oil thiags, .Jim
Harris, the banker
sThs indil ttnhs Prs sess tEs 28'l
9Th and IS IN u Novsmbsr wilt brng
together tina lsrsesi collection NJ dah
horses 6uG sporting men thst Ss0 az n
bsen gathered So Terrell. Much inter
eat ia taken ~ disadvantages Gdvsr-
tising blhs.
Nj. John ThDmps0u holds forth al
tho opera hpqso tp-nlght, He r0var
Tails 70 onl6uso bis sudienca with
mirth, su3 his sscoad performance al
wSya brnga al inGtasdal spG snrn ,
which is asSFrancs OF his merits on tho
stage.
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CLrnunNn N1V.l3.-tspseisl.l MIS-.
Csrry Cailsrss, s.f- Do Tom Gail
dress, hos Eaus % l. wiisol, Alabama,
Onay,si..
4 ISIS Ruth AcCraney, 2 beautiful
and e'epm s'i,hts vou1g ltGr OF To
mer LpriH's 10 y'sltiu, Mrs. ~. j..
Wa sie.,
Commissioners ooug, aajau.uod IT,.
dAr.
nothing was dops 10 tbe district
elH5e 80 day cXcap. TO receive tine
rept'5oi rhe greua jury.
&erchsu'a cGp'rG II SO trade 90 day.
/ s,verai parties ware IN town buying
';oode 'rOn EJgd aud Sometvlls
ooupliag.
Your reporter was in orror AbOat tho
sohool truHteaS renting the opsra
huuss, NEH city council me- 80 day
and decid I'd tnst there ess nos enough
IA oray on band 60 rsnt school h.sse
sb0 tais tho mstter with ths school
( frasiets 10 uasiis,
The K slie Putnam comedy company
| Pls-S ~ the Opera houec Sopdsy
! Gltht,
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SA 4 P C lis.
THE RECO6D OF YESTERDAY,
Much sympathy fcr the Eire suSarers
AVID M.Ry uirrrc eff AiS-Evler
Done by BURG ars--ssntencsd
for life { au.t1s-- pshar
Interesting News

am EErE NNlnlNG 800

sH5NEY GROVE, Nov. l3 -iS DSalsl =
NJ. a.rta-iy eongarencs far 49,.
-. h.ls,... -,.,. ~
stsSlon vas N''A '''' "iSog' 81 to~
services VI ,h5 c1stcg sabbath Will
closs the lsnoyw for this CONFERENCE
osro~ ~ n A,,u,,..,.la -
yoA' % 20 PNS'
tor OF the Se'S0ois1 NPlfoopsichuTeh
South, in klOHsr Grove. Tl1 Moth
odiss IL ths lesi,aS denomination
hers, snS. tbs OrOp+rsV Of TIE eaucao ia
valued 1T s3,Gl0. TT thia has been
adssd durinE ,as pasI year neat and
comfortable PARSONAGE at q cost of
sl,0C0.
Every cpErsh interest nsa baan ND
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TEMrhR, Nov. lS,--lSpssial ] -Abost
10 O'CLOCK to-day Geortn Oald vell, WHO
reaidez in tbs souatre Gvo miles irJm
thi7 CITY, who moving so,a0 cotton,
bad bale 30 iGl or him, 'rnshior him
snd inigrng him seriou-iy, and par-
maps tatd,iU.
Bob Armstrong. who had htou in
jail S0ms weekn, was rol&NsBl IaW
caYe ago, and wna arretgnd sgAn on
Wstoasday lsS5 Gu three easr.ss, viz:
carrying Il pistol, psraorsting al
once, nUd rscatvinE atolar prop
stsy. 70 tho tlrst ohsrg1 ia
plead sUlty, snd WAS 4 lvS 42J sna
scala; on he sscopd charge he tRd a
PrSiisaioarY triai 90 yesterday aud
Wsz discharged, aud on Sac third
cosrgg tic vas tr-dqy, ON y pr0 IN sry
cSSMiG0ti0a before Justice Lowry.
oomm,tted 70 jAn ia detas!J OF bail N
tSa tGla S59e
Colonel i. e. SANFORD, Of thla city.
asr low atsvily by ms GtiVeslou t;s,
NAs first lee Of the st,sgOu Was aE
sl2asa % a1lncb thieS here shts morn
Ing,
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WantIIsYrpr5s

NsAriIn>FoeD, Nov. y --lsps ,ialG
Tho OK n!nlgs tr;s'at Anrtls Love,
OF Dallas e.u1Ly, anG-Esl v,-h sars4
GJtsiinS, Vag rs,sn-d M ,hs FGuoly
8 .sst to-day, fhs-s we're tro oos,K
sGsinat hi@, ems ho vtl b3uol over
20 tas rum ng it00Jl "a tSca s,se, -
swat no action O' the Grand igfy.
J.C brsdy,sf Illinois, IL Gfr2 nsr-
Ing Ra sbs.cAci OF isEda and toWH lo.s
~ 6hS o1vnty.
Il II. EAaNlt. i. r6plenlgsinr hia
stack of hsrdw re, snd iJrsnDvip ma
gosdp ~ tus bpnsi vacated b. &snDl
son 81 NAll9utlr0.
Ih9 ladies' OF tho PresbytSrifp
ooGros gave suPr5r 10 ciEas A. SIC
htdweil hail.
A, FutnSn, jr., stOckRl4S az BDsG
cor ntg, 10 in the city.
the demand ksr9 for THE HERAEpI
| tO-fpy was uu ptocedagtsi Wheu 1
T2s given ous tsSS Gslysstou WsS /,
Z smrs. EvsrF copy vas noon solo
MHsh symnstny is felt hara for thi
great number OF families thrown on
OF nomo5 by the great fro.
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Haye y0ur NliVts an Drawers Made 10 ripr nj aucey

wilson Of'ra2 thN8 s i5Vishouts olp-
hug, rtrd thav sslB uAs t1r $50 without
tis pr'vi ego o. saNpiing, tth "
Boz walra lav dr0vS On O. sharuau.
He3pt aAou' Is b0loa, which were
AAais2 bscls home. Ao0ut Al balea OF
ton wtrs soli harc by oth-r psrtiss.
q tFisk uorlhsr mss b06o ht0wlug,
snd II Is yarv i'uE-y, no rain htyiuu
"a len here for about fssr weeks.
ria town il ovopuu VITA tramps,
SUD y0e clay Ner'hSl aAs the calabo5.0
fan.
The posp'a hs,g Srs eiEd tn sos THs
HERALD initiasa tn u, vsmant for. 8
Faxss exposition. Wa need no better
Immigration agency thSu chat. Kesu
GA saitating lbiS question rGa tke tx,
po'tirN VIII he mad with incElsulAblt
bSnefit to pyxss.
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Notices sfi-ro,.,a.

WAssiNcroN, Nov. n -papers have
h'en received by t6a cle.A 81 thc
Nuu-e OFT Rop.oseutAtlyas. swing np.
lic' ~ Ctut-vc iir tnur s.A.ai ms nss I
& srts., sE f'iluur.
CAuprpi egtiust Wr.rst, fhr Tho
'is b lIvH district; Kidd sr,inai
e Dc. nl- tic t,rtsufh nianai Pstp
faIU.t Pi'rgs. fnr tn \. rn1u Rn1ip
l,,f q, slt HHtd agaiuas Rlmu., lOf
tue Tauth oht0.
h1s.des tnear documents ~ project
ha"n bsts receive from ,iuaana
ufJsiifornis, utging tho ung-srtti0 u
or lie congregational 4 lpaati, "a frnw
Sue. STATE on tbs rfuunt thai thav.
we've 40. legally elected 10 rppr. spnt
ihs disirics tor v.icn thny we're givnn
9 f,ite'es. ~ one cass tia pro ust
dsclhree tiat Barclay Hanlny, OF the
Thst district, l. not citizen OF ihs
United Sta g.
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swEHrwArE., N,y. Is --lSpcelal l.
District olu-t m was eloHlv on. The
Jury In cha case OF Baker against Pusoy
nuns, and wero by the court dis
chsrSed. L 20 nsso lgsinst Colonel
0dsm and oIhers fnr damsges for false
imprisonment resulted IN a verdict
ior the plaintiff, Il. Heylion, 10.
The exoltement Of ths evening wss
!ne oys,er suppsr given by j. VI. Beau
70 The court and hsrupon Ms sdmi siun
70 The bar. He otopd quito a oreditab'o
sxeminsiion aud Ia warmly received
INTO the htotherbooc.
News ~ III. pruit Calves on fire hsd
Deer received here ihis morniug AMI
We Dallas m irniug da,liss were eager
y looked tor to obtain partitulsts,
She twp North Texas papers, tho
DALLAS HkRALp AM the Fort Worl u
usRss,e snprIied tho bill aud we're
9uick y goobled.
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III. sharon made the following dy.
III { declaration relating TO tho recen,
litlsn'lon with Miss Hili, ss,s the
Daily Alta OF the Oh instant.
sis.e Of Califsrnis, City aud County
Of San Francisco. William Sharon, bo
Ing duly sworn dsp,sss aud aays. az
reslise tnst L sni very al aud inv dsatu
mst occur ~ any moment. tam OK.
cceulnsiy eeM IN bjdy auai suSyer
sInd Is perfectly ~ "'5ar, ~ y
thls eonditlol dsolasS 4 SSss 1
1::;ssss sz;';'II:;:s; s So; !! - = g :
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BonIAa, Nav IL -[Spscisi. l-Shorifi
j. ~. Evans returned this evening
from Marion souniy IN charge OF oac
Henry Brown, Cplorad, vino wss
wanted hers Tor Tao mardcr OF Samuel
Foster, ness Honey Grove ia ls7a; ,lsc
Tor NesAulJ and GBitery upon Tony
lhuttoa st the same time.
OixisGsundSr deputy shsT.F, lett
ihts evening lar DsG SIN 0ftaT j ",
Dpid, 1hp m FtntsG IN lhia cor NV
Tor sasaU'l upun RDb1r. Graves - 1879
To gave hopd a. the time, bui sitter.
wards fasf,itod Il.
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PALESTINE, Nov. 10. Special! DIR.
jacob vborsSnS0r. ~ Unus'1n, deiiv-
oras lsU.uro ri she Methodist church
last oiSN; To- smh! but trtnl'geu,
auGielce, whl were 'Sc'h olihsd by
tho ,p5sch ct tbB lsarlai ,ne eloa cent
rant. the doctor rpGed $500 irpu
the lsra.ltns sore ipr thu H'bfNw
wiz cw Rne orphan Mons ~ New o..
lrHgg.
R,h Rlof. a f,oadusu. was found
t.sAG tn mis- gs1 ~ me Al inrDt ~ tnU
city. Th4 v'rdin' VI Vie ron0rslugy
wss tha, 30 di'' hf heart tltJRSo.
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TTLsR, Nov. is. Spaclsl 80 &hjs
town Is infested with burglar anf
GOV sra, private rasi1ene)r were via.
lied by tasm last nlShg. IN each ia
ssaac., however, they w0r. toi, d in
their PURPOSES sbd did not su0Gssi ia
g6tttug aayGainSU; yklua,
Tue cexaS g. d.. L1us Day car wss
h6ra to-day peyiog foe the month OF
GctODsr.
Tan DALLAS DAILY HERArD and
tnG WeeSly GduricC, or thi' pitce, were
the only news aApara reaching tyler to-
day whiob hS1 ga au3uuug Of last
nlS ats fire IN Galveston.
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aled tt's Ugfnn. % 6o'c'ycz SUI viii
D. hur etl1 800 itv caEa,atr tg-por-
row ~ II 'C'DcS by ina Mssnns aud
&uiSb = IA Ladies .. Honor, OF h;c0
Ia wea y "a 3ber, phis kas brsa 81
very uufnrtua40 talailv, but t&o on
, three ga, pt IS large family bs'us
left 60 nsor tie nnms Nh
Prsstrldgs was also prominent
" mher ,' tho Baptist church. John
snn coau.S hiss lost ono OF h0r beet
| CITIZENS
! Arv.ra3o IS literally oysrwhelmud
/ VIA Corn, IL brings 1915 cents from
wagons. Ihs CHASE needs en- slcvs.
/ tor and lars Il urtns mul,
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&AEsHALL, Euv. lS,-tSpeslsl. =
Tito pows OF tho blk fire. a. Gdvaston
wss resolved hore ut 8 D'd,oCs this
moralng, and IS tina a}i-sOsorNiGc topic
OF sopvlrsation Tho hullsil board
o. tRs Wrs5-gn Uaion ralegrrCa mn
pans 10 uhrnHSs0 win WI eigar crowd
% lscru The news, aud murh eyUpstl '
il s&nrosssi for she uulortGIAt6 suf
fer0m.
hsst rlgst wac tbs Codag, ~ the
tessse, aut q hs.yY frost covered tnu
lr0UUd this morujnf
Mrs. W VI Newman ig y.aitiRg
| friea6a a tbis CITY,
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SHERMAN, NV. E.-.Slociil...-rhe
Jury IN ,ha esse OF the Ss,avs Goorgo
Gave, for robbery, whlch WA tria3 bo
fore Iud ~ Nalthi8, to-day bruUga ~
3 verdic of guiity aud a.so.std his
ppniihmant A. tiyU year, ia thv poii
tertiary. rno Case mas urlnstd con
siderable interest ~ th3 clumJnlts,
and great Indignation iStN yrussed by
snnun az tNo vbruict.
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aresn,iiie.

GRssSviLtE, Nv. l3.-,spselal J.
A Collin county citizen fspors that a
purse coutslnins tlj was shsiehej
irom him in = saloon horp lsss night.
No clue o the snstehcr.
Greenvl,ls thnroutbly and really
aympathises with Galveston 10 her re-
cent cyclone OF Area end relief cutter
tNnmept will be siveu AZ tho opsta
mouse Tomorrow night.
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Ell PAso, Nov. To- Wc'rLl- Tie
grand jury today pss'on;e3 iuatst-
ments sgA'us, L1u Bsx'cr, Henry
Bnrrr sud Lrna A1rnrsck, for mut-
der. k,,. MOthta' X c,Wn o. Il. Posp
snne ttup ago aud has rHU ur riir.
iug msdl iinc, and, g. 10 alleged, caused
the dnatN ~ . tulpE Woman iTUm
psnnnSlyEnis, nsL. SmiJha-s.
The Ursrd iury w5a gwen pefmL-
s,9a 20 uulsur t,li mex vuuk.
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WAsEiscTos, Nov. u The jury N
The ease OF Bsv. Dr.. Hicks, the spifil.
ual adviser nt ihs ssSsssin, g1itasn.
against th. Evening Star Pnpis hing
compsns fer $4,000 dsmsgss for nj /.
legged libel iu tns publication ~ the
srs euasht thss Hicks mad negotiated
for the transfer OF Guitasu's bones TO
the medical museum tor sl.pO1. rem
deres sverdict to-day for tbr pisintiG
Of one seRt ssmsess.
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Last wcek's F,iir,.s

NHw YORK, Nov. l3.--Tha hu4inoss
failures occurring throughout he
country Daring The lsst ssven dnyr, az
reported by r. g. Duun 4 o., num-
tn,or Tor tho Uaite1 States 100, and far
NAn aua oI ora total al 80, IA COM
pston Nitn IIo 'n,t weak and col tho
c.",s prsv,.uS' s'e ,sonsidereb.e iu-
cfatse oecars N thr Wss.eru sind Pa
e'tic Sietos and Canndq.
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surpLBsEsrAkY MARKETS
NhM nahaAnA

Nav oRt RAMS, N v. is-Fiour dull.
TORI .truiig and higher at Al 10 q.
Oats steady.
Hay dull aud unchanged: home produc.
Ton q net but fifin.
Coffee quie,.
Cotton ssed oll-Prime crude, % 70 n,
summer yellow h sovd demand q nail
iislsnse atnss ~ ~ ses>aAlv 49,.
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..Mre. d. benson, ials of ,he Cleveland
House, Abilene, has opened q first.
slass eating house and hotel 81 Cisco.
Every article In her h0use II entirely
new end her table fAf exosls Any ever
ee1of0 81 n UleeA Qlyq haf : esl1
q s. ~ 49, -; 'l ~ I =
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CHICAGO, Nov. i3.-A committee
from the striking brskemen Of
the Illinois Central road had a
satisfactory conferences with Supsr.
tnteudsnt Jeffrey this eveDiag,
aud the httlksrs returned towork. II
y rot yet known upon shat basis the
differences have b,en adjusted, but APP
paron.ly tho COMPANY vi Idsd.
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WHtsnsnoao. Nsv is.-lsoeclal. i
y 4Asn Yrs Alllanss came In yes
W''e - 49, q s'esos' Mr.
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witne'sss:J !, n. Fry, Jamss #. b.
inson, j. ID. MoNu'tv, IL. b.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10
COULD We Know.

Could VIC know tho loss and sorrow
That the days 70 come may bring.
Would No toll on bravely, darling
Would We ever care to sing1
An, thinE our steps would falter
And our eyes with tears grow dim,
And our music catch the cadence
ora sad, Departing hymn.
Gould VIC SEQ tho thorns and briers
Growing tall about our road.
Hearts would lote their hope and courage,
And sink down beneath their lond.
We would shrink before them, crying
10 the thorns will wound our feet
live try to venture through them
We shall surely tnd defeat.
oh, snk God, the clouds arc hidden
That the coming days may bring;
In tho sunshine Of the present
Let us journey on and sing.
Let us pluck the flowers growing
In the grass about our feet,
And forHet about the briers
TIL their thorns We chance to meet.
Let us bridge life's snares and pitfalls
With faith that's brave and strong
And keep up our hearts BY singing,
Ono and all, n cheerful song.
Many voice will lose It's sadness,
Al II Joins the helpful strain,
by remembering that the sunshine
Always follows after rain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-10

TN CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE COUN.
Il TY. TRUsrBE's SALE OF RIAL RsTATK.-
BY virtue OF a decree OF the chancellor OF
the State OF Delaware made at Chambers 1t
Dover In vacation on the second day Of Nov
ember. A. d., 1885, will be exposed to public
sale at the hotel OF JAM rs A. WILSON, In
Newark, delaware, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsr, DAY OF NOV
EMBER, A. d., 1885,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following lands, teRements and hered.
itaments, being the property OF ohn Moore.
deceased, situate In White CLAY Greek, Hd.,
County and state aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
All that certain messuage or tenement,
and tract OF lant situate In the Hundred
aforesaid, on tho main road leading from
Ogletown to Newark, and bounded on the
North by lands late OF BENJAMIN Shakspear
Oh the East by tho public road Aforesaid, on
tho South by lands of - Sheppard, and
on the West, 10y lands of Robert Morrison
containing about 30 acres, more or less.
This farm Is on tue main road nom Wilm
ingt IN - Newark, within miles Of Vim
iDgton and ~ miles OF Newark. 1t is wei
set in hedges and spring water In nearly
every field. sale positive
Attendance will be Rtven and forms mad
known at the time and lace afJresaid b.
| Attest: W. T.. Lynn AM,
Il j. NJ. HoUSMAH, TRUSTEE.
Reg. & q. I or by his Attorney
| L. w. Stidham & son. aucts. nob-I2t
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Ignorance of Natural History.

l. vt Saturday n representative of the
REPt BLiCAN bad n practical illustra'
ton of the know ledge of natural history
that is possesst 10y the generality OF
persons. The Messrs Leach Of Mt.
Cuba, pIesen led him with fine rae
coon, and after he had finished bis
lators for the day at tho Office, he start
ed for home with tho coon in his hand.
In passing up King street to Fourth he
me; an aged colored man and woman,
" no stopped as though rooted TO the
Ground, as soon as theireyes roeteu on
The coon.
"Lswd, dad, wouldn't you like dat fol
you dinner" inquired tue old lady, bu'
her lord 'smind was evidently far away
and be ives no doubt thinking of thu
times, years ago, when he caught then
IN his native South, as he only answer
cal with n series of gruntS.
At Fourth street seyeral white mer
were passed, when ono Of them sale
" that's q nice possum you ve got the
but it's hardly oold enough for then
yot" Several others were passed, VIII,
made remarks about " the possam,
and still others who Inquired what II
that thing"
Finally the reporters patience was ex
hausted, and TO the next man who ask
cd what 1t was replied, Why that's
German carp. Did you never see on'
before?" The in9uibitive individua
gave an incredulous look and passed on
But the unkindest out of all was ex
perien ced from one Of a crowd OF boy
on Walnut street, near Sixth. who, a
soon as he saw the animal yelled ous t.
| his playmates,::." Lookout boys, beE'
comes a fellow with skunk; don't let Il
get agin' You," and the whole part
| Il ed ont in the street and gazed at 1t
Within the next few squares that cool
was called fox, a nuskrat, younl
wolf and half dozen other names, 81
that by the time the news-gathere
reached his home he was i'll doubt him
self wat kind OF an animal he Lad.
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List OF Letters.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining
In the Wilmington. Del, post-offict
Saturday, November 18th. 1888.
LADIES LIsT.-Miss Clara Bayard,
M iss Ii annah Becker, Miss Msdore E.
Baileys, Mrs. Cham beers. Mrs. Dennis
Donohoe, Mrs Mary Draper. Hannah
Evans, Mrs. Libbie Eoglant, Miss Liz
zie Freeman, Miss Ella James, Miss
Marion Leonard, Miss Lizzie Long,
MISS Lizzie Miller, Miss Mary A. Nc
Hugh, Miss George Pierce, Mrs. Mary
j. II nd, Mrs. Elizabeth Short, Mrs
Mary Smith, Mrs. Lydia SDencer, Miss
Maria s. Thomson, Mrs. Martha VIII
mons.
GENTLEMEN LIsT-Antonio t
Bar bera, Ii. G. Brill, Jacob Brise
ames Burris, Close BraociaDta, Mr.
Baasey, James M. Oabe, Pieter Car
siello, Patrick Calvey, Absalom Davis
ennis l. Doan, George Dunurddy
Leander Dasey, WIN. L. Daniels. Char
Evans, Harry Eastman, JAS. p. -E an
Il. II. Hiues, Il. A. ID. Hutson, Hugh
McClusky, John NJ. Muligan, Frank =
Rooney, Harry Deel, Reinhold Stanb
William 8. Stokes, Jacob Slime, U. s
Signal Office. John Wilson. John IL
| Wood ward.
| LOCAL LETTERS - LADIES' LIST
NJ iss Emma Hamilton.
! GENTLEMEN LIST w. A. An
drews, Dan Canton, Mr.. Deakyne, g. e
West, Charles Wilson.
| LETTERS RETURNED FROM DEAL
LETTER OFFICE - LADIES LIST
Martha BordIey, Sarah Howard, Mar
Mcdonald.
0ENTLBMEN's LIsT Julius Broep
ger, Joseph Calhoun, Joseph j. Dough
gan, T.. II. Moore.
s9S- To obtain any CT these letters tn
applicant must ask for Advertised Lei
ters and give the date of this list.
w. Y. SWIGGETT, Post Master.
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ElsrtlLYUunG LADIES IN CITY
q 0ln,gy 20 work Tor as al thsr
J. hA,ipaliny employment no IN
~ = tuy; work can DO sent by mall
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y E6iISrEk'S ORDER.
III kKaJSTKK's OYYICB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

II " OrRICh,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
October 9. 1885.
Upon the application of JOHN 5. BRl-
= , n, Executor " MANY J. Is. VILLA NJ
SON, late of Brandyw,ne Hundred, 10
said county, deceased, It lie ordered and
directed by the Register that the Elk
|ecutor aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
letters Testamentary 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 ak 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 DAILY REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, 10 o d
| Given under the hand and Seal
| I L. 8. ofOftce of tho Register Aforesaid
| 49, at Wilmington, in New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
| written. 1. q. dRUBB, Register.
NoTIoH.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor
on OF before the 9Th day Of October, 1885, o.
abide tho Act of Assembly in such case mad
| and provided. JOHN 3. BEESOr,
Executor.
| Address, Wilmington, Del. ol2