Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-23
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MRS ten W. .. hancock ans peeh en-
gagged TINS summer IN writing voumeoI
"reminiscences on her Ate nuHpanu' ~
now aoout eohiplete1, mhn WIZ Do pup
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A new iork paper says thM Snuge
Hilton ID puilding "a monster hotei ~
Long branoh. Ah right. Lei us get All
the monsters III one notel, hnu eoniihoh
folks can 80 somewhere eise anu get
something TO eG'-iod" FRANCISCO htsa.
Georgians are laughing at two citizens
of franklin county who were shaken by
the earthquake. one rushed Out ana
yelled 10 neighbor ZONE over 10 my
house quick tnere's man IN my loit
y can't come, was the atartling answer
There's man IN my lott 100
In my travels along the coast this week
came on certain seaside place in which
the visitors list" was headed with TINS
| slgnlnoant nouce Ihe WORD 'esq'
charged %, prepaid. surely cheaper
method OF becoming gentleman was
never yet devised. "--L0ndoh ft9dr0.
An orthodox preacher in Storm Lake,
Ia., thinks that the Universalist preacher
OF the same place is Objectionable. So
he prayed the other day III church that
the Lord would either change the heart
OF the uniyersalist, or XIII l'm. storm
Lake oitizens are Watching MIN CLOSELY
and curiously.
bright little girl of six was out riding
the other day with her father around
Chestnut Hill reservoir. She was told
that from the two lakes the wAter which
she used OF home was drawn. Then one
pond ID not water ana the other cold,
amt IL papa was the little ones quaint
inquiry. -Boston 6tooe
| One of the oldest shoemakers in the
country, If not the oldest. is William
Congdon, Baltimore colored man, 80
years old, who still pegs away lie says
that so years ago he WAS head steward on
| Commodore Vanderbilt's steamboat I,ex-
ington, and TINT he used to make Thur.
low Weeds shoes.
Last week, for the first time in the bis.
tory of Canada, tribal Indians in Haldi.
mand voted like other citizens. Sir John
Macdonald has visited tho reservation
explained the Franchise act to them, AND
told them of their privileges. The poll
ticians will undoubtedly see to it that tn,
children of the forest are told how TO vote
Omaha mau-s.Apy,hino new in Penn
sylyania politics Pr Philadelphia man
mo. same old story. Yon aee. botf
! | noIitichI rnYt;n- +, nv state favor n bigI
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the question: Who won the battle Q
Tha sh,;i, .h,ions ~ ,ha .ta.,n ,rh,s.,.
M snLt onl.eAs =. .iie eVean Mnie.ie
y oL NeWasks many factories at tnornme
i ance that it is proposed to abolish then
" the city has inaupurated the moyemer
7 | nv retnrning 10 the he'll az a SIGNAL h
G work. NOW lot wilmington factories nm
k west yard locomotives follow tina goo
v example.
. The Pyrai Nam Yorke7. condemna n
PRACTICE OF scraping tine trunks OF fru
3 trees, as some people do. We new
Y heard of anything quite 80 small as tina
4 | We have known farmers 30 mean TIN
O they sold off NIL the fruit. leaving nor
Y ~ MI ~, tne lauiiiy ~ ca' w holhe, out
q scrhpe tne trunk OF trees afterwards go
3 little ahead Oh anything we ever ref
Il / nbOut DO thew make the acraDingn I'M