Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-15
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elected n member OF the Burlington, Vt, !
Yacht Club.
Lawyers can stir up strife and create
business hut few doctors have the knack \
Of making people sick. Nep Orleans
Piaaune.
A man had much better be fined $50 for
fast driving than be told that his horse
couldn't trot fast enough to break the
statute - I'urdettc.
We Portland people have done well. A
hundred years hence we will do better If
You don't believe il, wait and ee.--Port-
land, Me-, argus.
A few hungry Democrats are figuring
on Mr.. Higgins as a candidate TO succeed
Mr.. Cleveland. Higgins and Us is the
ticket. Washington Critc.
We suppose that North Carolina has
about 100 brass bands. Some are very
good and some are very mereiless " mein-
= Wilmington, ". q, Star.
Colonel John r. Sullivan il having a
smuggling matsI with Major John Barley
corn and the major seems TO be getting
good deal the better Of it. Washington
Critic,
A lawyer is happiest when his friends
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are seriously sick M undertaken, when
his friends are dead. = Cincinnati I'm
quirer.
One of the strange things noticed about
the young ladies' of New Haven is that
they are quite polite to the young men of
the city when the college is not i'll session.
--Neto Hdeea Meas,
Street vendors of Chicago are selling |
medals commemorative of the "Hay-
market massacre, in which are inserted
| what they insist are pieces of the death
dealing anarchist bomb.
Mrs. Loveioy. wife of Major Loyejoy |
Of Bethel, Me-, while fishing recently i'll |
the Rangeley Lakes, caught the largest |
| front ever hooked by woman in Those
waters. II weighed pounds ounces.
Citizens of an Illinois town made kite
| Z feet long, and few days ago sent II
| 1000 into the air. MINDLESS was rugged,
| and il required the power of three men
to draw the kite back to earth again.
'sGoing away this summer ~ he asked,
| rs they met on the Campus Martinus for
a momer6 "Well, I've made a start
toward it, tSelected the place ~ mo
borrowed 800 at 8 per cent II Detroit
Free Press
| l. j. Whipple of Creston, In, is not as
pretty as he was, but he knows more. He
tried to break mustang pony, but the
pony bucked. When Whipple was
picked up il was found that his left
shoulder blade was broken and one car
was torn completely of.
In Union township, Ohio, is a mound
s feet high and so feet in circumference,
and party of explorers, under the aus
pieces of the Peabody Museum, are dig
ging in it, They have already found flint
knives and arrow heads and many
skeletons.
A Mexican confined in the Jail at San
Antonio. Texas, climbed to the highest
grating, stuck his toes in the iron work,
hung head downward, folded his arms,
, cried aAdios, aud dropped to the base
/ ment He struck on his head, but failed
TO kill himself.
e It is estimated that when the Lick
d telescope is finished and set in position il
ii will have cost Sl6i,S The obserSa.
y tory dome will cost $50, $50, the mount
!. ing SAP 900, the visual objective $50, 900
l. and the cost of the Photographic objec
tive will be $4,000.
Ct Cole Younger, one Of those celebrated
er Minnesota bandits, the Younger brothers
s, is said to he d man Of great ability anC
n considerable education. Since his in
ed prisonmeut he has studied the Bible care
rs fully. and nov regularly breaches TO hi
en- fellow conyicts i'll tho Saltwater peniten
as tiary.
- When Macon coored woman re
s. turned from recent days work, sh
u. found negro sitting in her kitchen, ella