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. FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS MEN-Ap-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ID 0UM-DesiFable furnished room, with
N board, at 70 Madison street.
P0ARD-W excellent room,
ID ia ADAMS STREET.
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1000 MRN-Young and old, to bring
lOOO their Old Clothes TO Rosenstein 4
Bro. and have them renovated. SSs Main
and " Jefferson.
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.CITUATION-By Sootchman who has had
- several years experience on farm as
farmer, GARDINER or 70 attend stock; wife
can assist can furnish best of references.
J. D., Appeal office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

u ESIDENCE-Two-s story frame, 3OS Pom.
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Terms easy. Call at Office Of DR.. Lipscomb,
$50 Second st. ,or at hisresidenee, 1852 Miss av.
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Trustee's Sale.


DURSU ANT to a trust deed executed 70
il me as trustee, by j. r. flippin and Nj.
A. Flippin, Of date August 10, 1885 and re-
corded in the Registers office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. lb5, page
saturday. April 10, 1850,
during legal hours, sell, in mont OF the
court house door of SAID county, at public
outcry, for caSh, tho properly thereby con-
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of The property sold to. Y. Lavigne In the
case Of the Tennessee Marine and Fire In
surance Company We. Chas. Potter ct al.
Chancery Court Of shelby County, Tonnes,
see, SAID lot fronting % feet inches on wesl
line Of Shelby street by a depth westwardll
Of $40 feet, r, feronce being here made fora
more particular description to decree vest
ing title in Y. Lavigne, recorded in saia
Res ister's ONCE, book 50, page 6ls, etc.
Redemption, dover aud honest. ad waived
AUS '''''''N D. .POsTON, Trustee,
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A CHRISTIAN MAN OR WOMAN in this
IA city to loan Christian man fifty dol
lars, for thirty days, on pledge worth sew
enty-fye dollars Jewellers estimate), to epa-
by her physician's advice. Address
INVALID, this Office
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CITUATI0N-As cook and hOusework.
- NJ. L., this office

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GOOD COOK and house servant; white
VI preferred; must come well recon .
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w At $50 Vance street.
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n OTTAGE-No. 4l4 Lau lerdale, rooms
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J. F.. HOIST &BRO..
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p00MS-Suite OF two rooms, unfinished,
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ties il desired. Location best in the city.
Family private. Address, with reference,
r. O. ADDpal off ce
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I0TTAGES-Two new cottages, Nos. 80
~ and 80% HadJen avenue, half square
south of Beale street. Apply to
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IJIGHH> IT cash prices paid for old and new
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

H0RSES-I will pay liberal reward for
IL the return of one brown horse, ears
old, heavy toll; and one light dun horse, Z
years old, with a brand on right high, at my
livery stable, 6S Monroe street,
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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-06
Thrilling Experience.

John McCaul, while engaged at
the bottom Of well, near Spring
Mill Montgomery county, Saturday
week, struck a deposit of pottcr's
clay. The soft substance commenced
oozing its way into the well, and
soon McCaul found that it was gain
ing on him, and that unless he re-
doubled his exertins he would be
submerged. Daniel Walters manned
windlass at the opening of the
well. He dare not leave his post to
call for help, knowing that if he did
so McCaul would soon be beyond
hope of recovery. The two work ed
with will until their shouts were
heard and help arrived. BY this
time the quicksand had submerged
McCaul 10 his shoulders. While his
friends were trying to extricate him
he was kept engaged fighting the
water that poured into the well.
In this predicament the man re-
manned until 10 o'clock the next
morning period of II hours.
The consistency and adhcsivcness
of the clay was such that he could
not be drawn alive. Once rope
was fastened around his body be-
meath his arms, and strong men be-
gan to pull. McCaul shouted to
them they were tearing his body
from his limbs, and begged them to
desist. All through the long night
various experiments were tried, but
none were successful. McCaul
worked as theoretically as his would
be rescuers above. He used his
hands for scoops, and thus helped
to pile into buckets the treacherous
mari. Finally so much of the ooze
was removed thatman's entire body
was exposed, but still he could not
be drawn out. While the clay and
sand was still pouring in upon him
crib was erected about his body
by Frank Davis and Richard Brooke,
and by means of hooks fastened
beneath his feet, McCaul was drawn
to the surface half frozen and almost
exhausted, but otherwise uninjurcd.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-06
Dramatic Department.

Comic Opera still rcigns supreme
and Philadelphians are living on the
music and wandering airs from four
popular operas, namely: "Erminic,"
Gypsy Baron, ""The Growing Hen"
and "The Mystic Isle" This is
surely enough for any city in one
week for they are all so uniformly
popular and quite the thing to see.
"Erminie fills the immense Academy
as easily as it did the ChcstnutSueet
Theatre and on Monday night no
less three thousand people enjoyed
and vociferously applauded the fay
orites, Frances Wilson, Carl Irving
Pauline Hall, Marie Jansen and
others with which the caste abounds.
1t is gratifying to record the sue
cess of "The Growing Hem at the
McCaulls on Monday night. The
odd title of this opera is not the only
thing strange about it and is derived
from the name Of rural inn. The
composer, NJ. Andran will live more
on his fame of LA Mascot or "Oli-
vetten than upon the prestige of "The
Growing Hen" although the music of
the latter contains infinitely more
character and individuality than his
more popular operas and is yet not
utterly devoid of delightful little
chdasoas which must surely popu-
larize the opera during it's stay at
this fashionable house. The caste
contains De Wolf Hopper, Hcrndon
Morsell, Mr.. Oudin, Nine Cottrelly,
Miss Lilly Post, and Colonel Ne
Caull's new prima donna, Miss
Louise Parker. Several parties. have
been made up from hero and are de-
lighted with the opera.
"lhe GYPSY Baron at the Chest
nut Street Theatre possesses all the
traditions of it's composer, Johann
Strauss and as one might naturally
expect contains all waltzcs and grace
full themes of its composer. 1t is not
dcstinee to have the success of "Erm-
inie.n
"Thc Mystic Isle" is nothing if it
is not popular and the improve
ments which are constantly being
made in the text contribute i'm
mcnscly to that end 1t is now in it's
fifth week and every week finds it
more popular and it will probably
run for several months more if it's
popularity continues to increase.
IOBRY LoTNGFH.
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Offers.

Owing to the high value placed
upon the skin of the otter, rs an
article OF commerce, that animal is
now scarce in the rivers and ponds
where it abounded twenty years ago.
Nevertheless from its exceedingly
cautious habits, itmanages to escape
observation to n remarkable extent,
and instances have been known of
nests of young offers having been
discovered ON banks of streams from
which it was supposed that these
animals had long been banished.
1t is known that the otter burrowr
his den from water, following it up
ward, so as to have a chamber high
and dry while the door of the
domicile, so to speak, is often three
or four feet below the surface.
Hencei it happens that in very high
floods, the offers are obliged to a.
bandon their lodgings, and make
their appearance in places where
their existence had not even been
suspected.
The otter, from its willy and sus-
pecious character, is an exceeding
ly difficult animals to trap. Some
times the steel trap is set in the water
near the creatures den. If caught
in trap thus arranged, the otter is
quickly drowned and thus prevent
ed from breaking away, which it
otherwise would propably do. o
Once, while taking Il round of the
traps with a halfbreed trapper, who
protested to have a secret for catch
ing offers, we discovered that a trap
set near river bank for the species
Of martins called FISHERS, had been
sprung, an on examination, we
found that a young otter had lett
his foot into it, having apparently
gnawed the unlucky member of.
Small cascades, on lonely rivers,
are favorite haunts with offers, and
here they may sometimes be seen
tumbling and plunging about i'm
mediately below the falling water, in
the full enjoyment of ashower bath.
This performance was once observ-
ed in pair Of offers in a state of
captivity, who used frequently to lie
and wallow underneath the pipe
through which the water flowed into
a tank in which they were kept.
The skin of the otter is used by
furriers in two wa Us. Either with
all the hair ON, or "plucked." That
is, the long glossy hair may be re-
moved, leaving the under fur only,
which is as rich and soft as velvet.
A cap of otter skin in full hair has
been known to wear for many years
and when it began to look shabby,
10 be convertedinto something fresh
by the process Of plucking.
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About Eggs.

80,
There is quite Il wide faith in the
idea that colored eggs are richer in
quality than the white ones. This
IS a good idea for the breeders Of
Asiatic fowls to encourage, but there
really is no truth in it, Eggs can be
influenced in the quality of the in
side by food and fresh air. but tho
color OF The shell has nothing to do
with 1t. We are told that the world
IS still deceived with ornament, and
most people have the notion that
yellow things are richer than white
ones. Yellow cream and yellow
butter and yellow cheese so with
yellow e% shells, but each Of those
articles NAV be richer when tlpV are
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-06

moved by the would be bad mans
prayers. He led him into the post
tied up like "A broncho steer, and the
leers of the citizens as poor Dosy
shambled past them on his way to
the Jail were the drath-knell of his
badness. He made no "John Branch
plays" after this, but attended faith
fully to his herd, and the bare men
ton of the maine of Mad Milton was
sufficient to keep him quiet when
ever he forgot his defeat and essayed
the role of a bad man.
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Mrs. Withstand so You have been 10 Nj
ngara again: There have been many reforms
in the manner of treating strangers there,
understand. Mrs. Winlls-So heard before
l started, but it is not so. Mrs Minks-Just
ms extortionate rs ever, Them Mrs Winks-
Yes-well, let me see. l did notice one
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Mrs Whistles, they do not charge any
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As for little Joe he would eat the ripe
peaches, in direct disobelience, too His love
for them oyercame everything else. In de-
spair his mother said: "Jooy, if you will do
so, shall perhaps lose my little boy; for you
will certainly DE sick ard die unless you obey
me-" "If l do die joey responded cheer
fully, 81 guess they'll be glad to SEQ me como
to heaven, I'll he 50 full of peachesl"- Baby
hood.
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ArrlVe NeW0rk (Centrr StntlOnl from phlIn. 4
wilmington s.Oi n m and IL and 6.43 pm week
days.
Peninsula express leaves Newark Q. - II m, N
rlves at Baltimore lilo am.
Passengers leaving Newark at sO4 a. M on New.
ark and Perryville Accommodation may take the
Fast Mail at Perryyille for Baltimore At S,is, al
irving ut Union Station at $40 a. NJ.
Wilmington and Baltimore accommodation on
Sundays only leaves Wilmington 10 m. leaves
Newark O3p. m. stopping at all intermediate
stations arriving at Baltimore $ % p. IN.
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NEW ARK DRUG
CHEMICAL STORE,
E. G, JAY, PHARMACIST

Being educated to the drug
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French Creek Branch Trains.
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A factory has recently been established
in Switzerland in which very durable
cloth is made out of mixture of wool
and peat fiber.
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R. G. Lewis,
HOUSE PAINTER & GRAINER,
Wall Painter and Decorator.
PAPER HANGER.
Reasonable terms. Address,
M Cherry Hill, Md,
Special I!

This notice is intended for
those who may have occasion to
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who reside some distance from
this town often desire printing
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QAsOO
lie WEEKS

lie WEEE4S
The POLICE GAZETTE viii DC inaiiHu, ~, sei
ourely wrapped, to any address ~ tie oh''eu
states for three months on receipt Of
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal discount allowed to postmnstersi agents
and clubs. sample copies mailed free. nov
Address all orders TO RICHARD X. FOA;
ianiO13 Franklin Square, N. Y.
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"Wha' itlc Po'ter's nellp cl ks a CORE
spondent t Gems to be reading "'Ostler
Joe. - Aieago Raml llr.
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A single hair will support the weight
Of about four ounces.