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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10
Baltimore Produce Market. March o,

COTTON firm and quiet middllng, 0lsc.
FLOUR firm with moderate demand
WHEAT-Southern firmer western easier
and quiet; southern red, 936DO6c; do amber
g7@99c; No, Maryland, 96lc asked; No.
western winter red, spot, 0l94@Wl4ci May
9ilE@gi3sc.
CORN1Southern dull western easier; south
ern white, d6@iSc; do. yellow, 46GiSc; west
ern mixed spot, March, April and May, 1870
1910: steamer i5@45lsc.
OATS steady; southern, 3s@42c Pennsyl-
vania. 3s@42c; western white, SS@iOo; do.
mixed, SG037c.
RYE quiet at 70@73c.
PROVISIONS unsettled
COFFEE hrmer; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, Sl(@S2c.
SliGAR-Copper refined steady, lOlS@l0l4c.
WHISKY steady at Sl.l0@l2O.
Other articles unchanged
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March 9.-ViTginia 6s, CONSOLE
dated, co. past.due coupons, GOt4; new IS, o.
new lO,iOs 49,; North Carolina Us, old, l.Oh
bid to-day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10

INQUIRE for Auburn Mineral Spring Water
of North Auburn, Me-. of all druggists and sa
looms,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10

Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly II never Scales or Postpoues.
Look NJ the following distribution:
EXTRAORDlNARYQ QUARTERLY DRAWING,
CLASS e,
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans, TUES.
DAY, MARCH 49, 1886, under the personal
supervision and management of Gen. q. Il.
BeaurCgard, of Louisiana, and Gen, Jubal A.
Early, OF Virginia,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10

The following daily market reports have been
furnished by j. Vance Lewis, broker, lie Droit
building Eighth and u streets, being the most ac-
tive stocks in the New York exchange;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10

BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
Chisc was made part Of the present State Con-
sttution, adopted December ., a. ID, 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-10

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell q Co., bankers, No. 1d37 Pennsyl-
10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
THE HIGHER COURTS
synopsis of Decisions Rendered az th'
austin sitting,

os""p'" va D'''e'o"s "'""''" :" w"
H"S'" s',''"E'
Jpo. NJ Bennett et AZ Vs. STATE, appeal
from onackelioto' an Iniornatl9h LOT
falling To work the road Is fatally defect
I've which does not churge aillrmatlyely
and specifically that the person charged
was liable under the law 70 WORK upon
tho public roads. II not hable Tor road
duty they are not liable 10 punishment
for a failure to work road
Several parties were charged with this
offense In the same Information, The
court suggests the proprety OF lnstltutlng
separate prosecutions reversed ana
dismissed. Opinion by White, P.J'
Robert Jones ys. State, appeal from
Parker. The Indictment being Tor assault
with intent to murder, charged as iol'
10 Nsi "Dld then ana there unlawfuly
and with malice aiorethought, make an
assault 10 and upon the person OF ~ IN
with intent, him the said j. t., then and
there ~ Kill aud MURDER IL VIII De
seen that the proposition "to' is
left out before the words "klll and
murder. The omitted word II essential
10 the certainty necessary IN the descrlp-
ton OF the o1ense and the indictment IS
bad for assault with intent TO murder or
for aggravated assault The motion In
arrest should have been sustained. RE-
ycrsed aud renanded. Opinion by
white, l.. j.
N. A. Heyson W. State, appeal from
Erath. The judgment nisi Is fatally de-
tectiye In that u does not a.
required by law declare "thst the
Same viii DC MADE nnal upiess
good cause be shown At the next term Of
the court why the defendant DID not ap.
pear" G. g. r, art, ~ VIII. Grim.
ForH~ no 600, Reversed and remanded'
opinion by White, L j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
THE
Vandaha & Pennsylvania Route
Ia tho shortest ouichos, and lies, Line
FROM
81, Louis 10 New York and tho East.

NY Schedule IN effect January !, 1854, trains
run east bound 10 foliowa
bay EspreaHi-i cave ~ iouia q. M, tRrriyp
Chicago = D. m., Cincinnati 10 90 y, M, arrive
Columbus II l20p M, rlttHbnrg Gao nekta, m,
baltimore J,ap \, m,. WnaNngiqn $50 ,, ~
y, ~ OF HE neNt day With through Pullman
hotel AlnoplnR cara Tor New York. pnfior cara
for lndianapolia, and elegant day coaches for
Chicago.
paahongorh by Day Itxpfuea nan conuoct NJ
uolumbne With tho "limltvd hsprcasr aud ar,
rive ~ Now York nj q 100 y, m. Of next day,
Ehatern FnAt Mall and indianapolis nnd Gin
cinnati Exprosb-~lenye 81 Louis nj 1870 y. M
arrive Indianapolis ~ @, M, Cincinnati 7l3
a. ~, with reclining chair cars through TO Gin
oinnAti
Eastern Txprcae Leave 49, Louis 500 p. M,
II 40 next n, M, PlttAburR 0il0p. m, nhtlmofn
hi2o u. M. Washington u,sD .. M, fhilndalnlla
blbbA M, AMI NJ New York Hf0 aeoond morn
Ing, y houra earlier than formerly. with Pulls
man buffet sloopufs through 20 Now YORK, also
Pnlman aonprrh u Chicago and Indianapolis.
bronkfnet time, Magnificent new fcrlialng
chair ears from 81. Louis ~ Columbus, via IN
dinnApolia, irng Of chnrgC for passengers hold y
lat class pasAago tickeib,
Above trnina run daily, Saturday aud sunday
Included No extra charge Tor fhAl iraint
In addition TO RhOyn tfainA the Indianapolis
Accommodation aud ulncinnhu Exprts VIII
leave ~ Louis ~ 7ilh y. ~, daily. oxnopi sun
day, arrive indianapolis nc $3.50 ~. M, uincin'
natl 10 ~ m. with phrlUf care 70 Indianapolis
and from indianapolis 20 Cincinnati
IlekGts over Vhndnlia Line ana ful iDIVtinA.
tlon can he occurred on application % ilrhot
agenie q connecting lines IN lhe We @ o Dy
0en1 Pass. Agl,, 81 fouls, Mo,
TuoH, N. TuOHr,B, w. r. A., Dallas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
anNnnAL s,Annn,s.



KANSAS Cut, Mo-, May Wheat unsettled. =
No. rcd cash hiso bid June t9isc lid,
Jnly ugAo Corn weak ana lower, No, cash
use bio Juno rs a27e, oats noininall gGl.c.
~ Loom, Mo. May 22.--FlOur dun but
stoadyj NIX ~ 1pagStl family s2p0a8 O0s
cDolee W luWa ~ fancy 81 rJas pgi extfa
fancy y i0gt ~ palent y eoe s9 wheat an
booane ansotlird, continued 10 until tlie cl0he,
wlich was irregular, juno bopg 70 lower ana
.tbc5 OPTIONS higher sean ,ygsleIfl9ayl
lI'sU,c aging 7I94cbid ,AuRuHs n tsHiokc ,el0eipK
1ssn ora very anli ana weak clos
leg 49, under yeslesis9ta xxx No, y
ing ~ 81. June y1ei july 50 sari. n, closing
$3.50. august At4e OATS extremely uull ana
,asirf. No. zmiNtu chsh $50. May 1885, Juae
So 10 Wuishy eirDdy 90 ~ TO- Wool ttchdy
a0d Unbalanced PROVISIONS tnirly acliyg and
IS -. Giik meats aeiiyo hnd nrm; loose lots
lDLE CisHf 81 lb HhoFt fibe ~ 80, short clraf
% No hDu, hlAet ioia rsdy, l0ng ear 81 ~ {,
eiroHs long iisrr u %. horl rios S. Doa "!
sharl cldai s6Oqatp8 Hans ntm at t5lO@ll "a,
DAIuAsu, ia nay ~ Flour steady aud
unchanged. vines ge,eiailg hlmtr May
7ghe; suly 1Ii.WI-lsr, olDfid 6flc, p0rK
ttea1i eaap 81 hi's Jepe clessd ~ - ~ july
close $50 lsri sirnds zach hpn June
sasl fioNen meaie aisHdy, dtytsaliad
should've ~ sf94tt. shVft cieA' 3 5'fth ~
kEw oRltAss, Ia. May ~ flour,
dui saal aud lsNer oboifs " pOat D tAnoy
"a U00t'H. rstca iancS "a ogaB 81; ainnceOia
aud ainiur wheAi pntaniA 81 DGeh ~, Corn.
qgiei; mixed ~; whitc lsatici yellow VA 80
/ lArd refined tl|rce IS ~ buik MEATS, Hhoui.
deea 81 10, long clear and eieaf ribs 80 an
ilacDn, shoniders "a 10, long eieas " "; cioaI
rs " izs Ilams, s. ta0ieo0 Nhsig, galel
| aad unchanged. coffee strong hsd higher kic
I eargDes ~ common " prime " goa7 10 Rice
/ dali, 3afte CDtbn seed pr0aautfs quiet and
l weak. pTilln efaae Oh A41Mior. sugar, gnll
I and dr50pingi open Kettle, ehoiCo, t.ie9l
I prme ~ strictly rurar. hAti5 40 fair ~ luiiy
tstr4f(Mt.of c0ntrifnGhl, rbolen white, oac'
I prino y0lloW. fidflned 3avi eepondhj taN
! bnina. 1folAaaeD, call aad nOpilnAl, Apen tfs'
I Ne, good primr % rlf,uiiJ plimo 9lc Ytntrlia
rAaage, New York slgla, ipo pfe~ialp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

kAN.As CRY Mo May N.-rhc Tive STOCK
.nuisa'ot reports Natue.- seccipia t6p, shIp
70 fancy 81 1928 tol fair 10 good 81 sosS
o,e ~ common y ,l.ngaiam 81 ootft iQ;
~ ~ nrgs Receipts 1000. active and ID
hiHnrr w tvtt w., shcop'e iieceirla ipt; shlp,
lncnte none GOOD 10 choice IS Nfl eit ro,n
mon W medium ~ 0Aaa O0
QHtcA0o, it,, MAY e,.-rhe uroyors' Jour.
nal reporter Cattle-Reco,pta ltuO. shipmnnta
wv maFkct slow bul etchdr shipping eteera
800. 70 1900 pounde, 81 lNah ~, atoohora
aud tccdefn, ~ pO9i 10; cows, hnlh knd ntxod
81 0lat ao bulk, 81 gOds 80. IIoge-.R ucoirta
l0,dpOi strong ana 80 Toe higher AZ IS 1Aai MI
sheep.- Rceelpte isoo, shipments none mar
hct veal and heavy supplies cxpected.
ST I.OrIs, Mo-, May ~ Cattle Rcsrirts
slpi Nhinmente laD, market nrm IN al ggadea
choico shipping and esperta s. sef5 a. /. fair 10
good "a bQa 80 common 81 aOdi NJ hntchrr'A
ettcre ~ 8oue "; cows and huiferc 9 5oaff 10
etockcrs and fecicrA s. h0dt o. flore-llla,
ecirts ecoi niNkct active and bNiat higher,
liHht " soeasa, SheeP--liocoipts bOOI shipments
None; market strong on good sheep o6mmon
sradea slow; range y oQat 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
pop.t Onow POISON.

You win never suffer from tobacco
chewcrs' heartburn or indigestion II you
chew only Rinzer's patent iiAyana-cufed
Turf plug. Seven separate points o.
superlority Pure brandy-peach nayori
thirty per cent. less nicotine than the
mildest, ontlasts the strongossi plugs
always pilanti no bitter aitef,tnsie not a
grain u grit. For sale, wholesale ny
Joseph II. Brown, Fort Worth, ana ~ ~
tail by all dealers In fine tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
G0f, Colorado Z Santa 70
RAILWAY COMPAUl
Secretarg's Once.

oALvkproN, Tx, March 10. isee
re ms atookholdcrs Of the t,n,l. n,,os.,s.
Santa " Railway company ~ ''"'Aeo :
Notice Is hereby Slvcn, putsnsnt 10 A.
order " the board II tllpeton n y,
company, that . meeting o. all the A,oot
holders Of said company is called. d 4,
held at the general ot'cc Of laid solnn,oo
at the city Of Galveston on ilonsay M
IAN day Of June next, 1850, N IL oicloch
m, to consider and sanction, II Il a.
their wish, ihe increase Of tAo cnpi,al
stock OF said company 80 that the same
shall amount 10 ten millions 81 dollars
alno the obtaining Of an nmen,Anons IA
the charter OF ihe company au,horis,na
suoh iscreasc. WATERS s. DAviB,
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

A bottle OF Augostura Filters TO flavor
yonr lemonade, or any other cold drink
with, will keep yon free from dyspepsia,
collie, diarrhea and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs.
Be sure 70 yet the genuine Angostura,
manufactured by DR.. ). q. b. Sicgert 6
L.tt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

A business man, wishing 20 leave the
state, offers his stock Of groceries aud
fixtures for sale. Has good ihiriy'day
trade and splendid cash trade. Anyone
Wishing 10 invest from e2500 ~ $4,000 In
such an enterprise viii ADDRESS
LfTTLrJoDN & MARTIN,
1Oy Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

hrs Wluslow's Soothing Syrup should
slways be used FOR calld-en tee'hlng. II
soothes the child, soite1B the gums, al
eys oil pain, cures wind ole ard Ia the
best remedy for diarrheo. rs cents 4
hotfla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

4 stock u merchandise, consisting 81
dress goods, millinery and ladies' ana
children'f underwear. VIII sell for cash
or exchange for Tarreuf comfy zeal -.
tnte. FouEL 4 Dthhii'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

uALyssros. Tx, May % oouonr-spot
closed nominal.
cross receipts, W Dhlca,
Sales, none,
ExpOftH, none,
Stock, 1926 bAi0H,
Ordinary, Il l5 iSc, good ordinary, 70 lgD,
low middling, SIC; midding, ~ GOOD mid
ding, I 100; wiodling iair, rs 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

W. A. HUMAN Manufacturing com.
pany are nov receiving largo invoice ~
portable FORCES, Tor 0lacksmitnH aud cat
tlemea. Special discount 20 the trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

LIVERPOOL, May 2g Cotton cloacd With
moderate buaincss,
Ordinary "a good ordinary I'd, low mid
ding 4 l1l9i middlng npanda SID, ma
uiinE Orleans B.lGd.
Total snlcs, %, American, GOO, Imports
$1,000; American. $500.
Futdroe alnecd quiei and stcady, new crop I
..al. fi.as.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
from 1 Gent 10 $500

This = the range Of prices on articles
new and secondhand at 3, =. Clarkson's.
See the arrival Of new queensware.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

NEW oarmAss. IA, May ~ Cotton spol
closed quiet and steady
Low ordinary GaicI ordinary nc; good
ordinary Sc; low mlddinR Aiab mid.
ding sEc good middling $50; mddling
fair lOisei fair NO.
Sales isn0 bnlob.
Failures opened aloAdy, ruled dull mud closed
very HlOndy, to u1ints higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

Spot Coitou Fractions aud Futures
from 10 I Points Htgher.
MONEY Easy.

wheHf Opener tirm. Recamc Unsettled
aud Continued SO Until ihe Close.
L'Fs.ss"ck rransactioss A., hk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

The Fort Worth Grocer Co. have re-
ceiyed a shipment Of excellent nice Swiss
cheeBe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
POST WORTH mAnwErs-pAinY Rr.
ro.r i, w v.,ls,, 9s TIVE GAssrs, 3.

1870 W hfiI NAANiNl
IitrrER--freah county nntsor, oho,oN 10
llc choice Wostcrn dairy 1907 fancy crcomory
UorPeR -Rio. fair pYe; psimc ioaiexo.
choice ilallsAc. fAgvyta ls5s JAtAaae; uoiden
klp i9s, peR Rory lti,4isc
CIiNEsE Tho betier efaice aud ohio facnry
l0alQhes fuil crcam tstlne 1855
CANNED 9oODS-- irlNca per doS. Pine ~
piicse;; stagsnri y M peaehee, s.endaid : ne,
ne, 81 "A; tomatoes, eiasOatd, y Ra, 81 20. sess
1ade. : NJ, -, ! ne, 81 ioi green corn, 81 ioS
81 VI faephcfrles, 81 30. oYstcsa. fuli wciFkt'
N 81 1879 = 81 COZ light wc,eht. in g., I'm
gemon, y 81 80, n s~i nnoAcfol, n
pcafSl 0Os safuinoa, Amurichn 81 % case I'm
ported w ~ eases strawberfies, an 81 10;
slaeAhgrriea, y Y gtron gaaee, W oAslo con
CAnnAuE.~ New crop. Cnilsornia. nonc.
kN-tseethed ~ wal 90, AZ per roof,
eom mash, two4ypar old, II o0ai ~, three.
year.eld 81 Ooaa aoi fancy extra old whlsky,
nay GOops-- Prints, Allcn'e sl,o; Ameabury
NJ herwlre ius nunnvls ofoi EddyAione DO I
Hamilton fancics *. uarici o. Manchester
Peabody solids on Simleun'e novelties a.
llcavy brown Cottonsl HlenuAlc exc, ltohor,
delldti Newhcrry w Appleton A NJ, Law
o.,
Fine llrown Cottons npey ncc 90; imcA
urpw oA hanson FGii Atlanta l. Lax. Ar
'nicathvd Uoi,ona I.onadaie ~, t,rusndcr
AZ Zig nonnnsh 81 forcett foabudyo o, Full
HoOm liufO as.
Clnghamt Queen IS, Chimcfa / !. ,wcstbrook
eik sterling M Zephyr 81 CnindOnia AZ.
Cotton plalde biack Warrior 7Ao, Southern
~ Conost0 gAdAs Cumberland ~.
Drcts Goodss Domestic 49lsoi foreign eoa
uac,
Colionadel III. 10 SO. Aberdeen l., onic's
! Choice igA Gem u; Fhmoue laS RufmOnt ISL
d, \, iOis buckeye i0Ni Norway 1876.
Lawnp Wenlook ING, phrthonih Akrl IA.
ellie SO
| fLOuR-.rcat patoata w 30 per 100 lbs. half
J patent 81 ~ third gradn 50 90,
/ GRAIN AND FhnnSruFFs- Quotations ara
Dcnlure selling from sioro OF elevator arc from
i 2nhc higher,
! Wheat s6aD0o,
/ Data A0a8iu.
Corn zoe
! harley aic,
Ryo bhc.
iran Obc per 100,
/ Hay NaH per ton,
Millot seed Hnap06c per Ia,
johnson Rrnee " as per bn
iIpEs AMI skiNa4sNo heavy u hides
I l1o per loi No. heavy lie; No. light l2ci No,
ID, salted lqe; bull hidcn po, glue Dc; green
ealtod 20. Sutchers' green boz eboepekina loo
FRUITS AND vEGErABLgs. .orAngoe, pcr
box, mohbina npnoi imporiRt w 90; MunHlnn
lemons, per box, W h0i applna, nonoi Irish 20
iatooe, choioo eating per buhhol, VI 90 IN sacse
early foae ,nonei new crop NJ aper bu oniona
now ~ % pur hu - 10 per hhli navy beams Z <
alo hand,picked In hbla, medium bbla Bkc
LARGE Lima t4o, small butter 8ko, bcete, Calf
furnia, nonet bananas, none,
Mul,AhSh Sr-uhOlcp Louisiana iOtnhac fair u
good Abe, core syrup aic.
NAILS. sas0pcr kog basle l0d-- burden horse
she9 90 per keg w persna 60 e@i walker d'
shoe malta, No. 4 h0o No 700 No 0 ESQ, No,
, 2ioi No. 3Oc, Diahu ~ No i6oi No, b qbc
~ MY So Ipp nS ghso ,ses W 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
A Clear Sku4

Is only a part of beauty
bur il Is a part. Eyefy lgdy
may have Il at leasl, w',a1
looks like Ii. Magnpiia
Balm both fresheils arr
beaylihes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

Two famous men Of Cleveland are Ar,e-
mus ward and Col. John Hay. Ihey eau
hardly be said to be Cleseianders, eilnsl,
for he irst named IL dead and the ialssi
lives IN washington. REMAINDER r.eu,
iue Al address delivered alta New hnglanu
,ilnner ia Philadclphla, IN whicn vnAi l',,,
Dudley Warner pointed cut tbsL tne ~ ~
greatest PhiisdelphIAns were beniainln
Franklin and Albert Gallatin ops "a :.
tive 5ostoninn and the other an.'ss ~ ~
Switzerland. \ Artemus Waro'' "A'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

EN0LtsH CuSsors.
LONDON. MAY e2.--Coesols ciossd ioi "a tor
money.
srouKs ann nONps
,Nkw yoEk, May ~ STOKE aud nuass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
....nty from Fostering
ssInIng Example
|. Fsri Worth

4 osraslds--reopie who
sshs ,,',uri,y for which
. = ADMIRABLY FITTED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

4 GOT MS MANN,
', sl.'sd its name from Gen.
4 ,,laad, = Connecticut man Nh ~
M, ' a.! agent OF the New En-
Se,s y, ~, bought a tract OF
1lAIo. y ~ md In the northern
! lSs s ,,s which Is known In
Inv ", " Reserve. Con.
\ n Man Of push and some
. Il. I eyer did anything 10 en-.
i NV. uosor Of having one Of
\ IN, .o y. The Union named for
i ts.n ,xx.'ler was a man named
NJ ionsu pionecr from Cor,
y ~ 1Aaed a city 70 be named
'ole.,. ~ rs Columbus dis.
.s,s'.s.lo bear the name Of
lnI' 'i M owes It's prosperity "
4 sss.s,o le,,slion, 70 a canal that
4 n, 20 across the state 81
~; .', sa.s ago, to the :act 81
4 ~ ~, INTO a railroad CEN
s y manufacturing firms
.Aon y y 2 favorable site Tor
q ea, y their UNDERTAKINGS.
l !. nt.dyu 'Aslon has been very
Z ~ end Il now ranxs
'ne Union. by The
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

"I've turned that hired man off. y
said a Dakota farmer to his wife on
coming into the house, ''he was nc
good
what wus the matter-he looked
like a smart feller2"
ooh, he was smart 'nough, s'pose,
but he didn't know nothin' bout farm.
in. The blamed fool didn't know
'nough to water the HOSES. told him
to go out and clean up some seed wheat
and Pm darned if he didn't ask me
where the soap was"
~ don't know what'll become OF the
poor feller-'pears sit he couldn't gel
his Twin on a farm nohow."
''Oh, don't you worry bout him,
Sary. He'll fool round I'LL spring and
then go and start an agricult ral paper
somewhere"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-23

Ga lamp Ia what the Edison Flee
trio Light Company offers TO light Mid
The Dover Glass WORKS have been
run ell winter, but there has been slow
sale Of glass. The managers have q
large sapply OF stock on hand, which
they are holding for . rise IN the
market.
It is reported that the Psnpsy van Ia
Railroad oontemplstes making grea,
improvements ON the road between
Lewes and Harrington. It 10 stated
they will run Sunday trains TO Reho-
both and build an excursion house on
Rehoboth Bay.
For the first time In over . year the
shipyard bell at Milford pealed forth on
Wednesday calling the carpenters and
laborers TO their toll In the old yards
Mr.. Reveile opened the season on thai
day by laying the keel Of . new
/ schooner.
The erection of monument OF Eas
ton, Md, TO the memory of the late
Bishop Lay is In contemplation and
| contributions are now being received
for that object. which will commend
itself ss emineptly suitable To the de-
parted bishop, whose memory is loving
ly cherished and revered.
The Formers In lower Kent ard 6us-
sex Counties are now very busy will
farm work, blowing, planting peas and
potatoes, trimming blackbsrries and
Iraspberries, and doing odd jobs gener-
ally.
Smyrna's water works hay Q beer
tested. and the test proving Satisfactory
loo lbs. pressure being maintained
for some hours-the Comm issioaeri
. ,reed TO accept them. The citizen,
LOT :he town are much pleased viii
this Improvement, and no doub
10 bers will be added In the near fu-
turs.
/ Professor A. N. Rsub, principal o
the academy at Newark, has jutt begun
the publication OF two literary maya
zines. The Educational News and tn.
Teachers' Assistant, weekly ant
4 monthly journals respectively. The,
were formerly published at Hsr risburG
Pa. The Bowen Brothers, owners O
to publish these Journals.
A young Elkton merchant and 4
friend started Monday morning for 3
walk up the railroad. Feeling In &
walking mood they soon found them
whence they went 10 the bed OF tn
philadelphia extension Of the Balti
. more & Ohio, which they followed L
,IWilmington, arriving there early In tn
evening. They returned TO town on tn
midnight train. Their friends wer
much mystified rs to what had becom
of them In the interval.
:urgeon fshing has proven profita
Die business N the Delaware Bay, an
| there will be greater number of boat
D and men engaged In this business thi
season than ever. Several farmers an
fishermen In Cedar Neck will ma
boats and work the seines for Sanus
Short OF Bowers. The men are paid g
much for each fish taken, and as the
can make about ten times "a much 0
sturgeon fishing as they can at farming
they are anxious 70 10.