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Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
PUBLIC SALE
Z Head Of Hor,a|
A LOT OF WAGONS
At Hockessiin D9
ON MONDAY, MARCH ~

In Monday, March 10 1870
sead n \, h snoes In liockessin, NJ, ~
8 year-old this sptlnS VIZ, hhht bifl
viii work snywh. re, Ntty ~ no VI
sound and straight, mnte ahe ,tkdl
coach horse. No. !, Franz soed hzl
6-year-old, weighs ITO s',', uhk blT
genuine bus ness horse III ih sound
ness and n good leader. Io,t Ia I'D
nsshed and ready for wo,. "s nofs 81
Wilkes. brisht bsy hofse Sc.
rork single or double, :, ,erSr 'e,li.0lt
bnnys horse and very Hne We
ulner, s"snu Ahd right wuulI,s5.
horse 5-yeAr-cld, ID haas. Hl1lHIfe
quiet. will work In sin ia n, n. ,ogt
has line style anf action ani , 4seee ID
Young horse. No. q, HnlIr ga
mare I-year.cln, sound ana ~
ilo0, VIII work anywhefo srd nf.tse
FAMILY mare. Nos, gArd ! u.aualM
nice pair OF dark brown u.rr' ~ n.' ~ Y
ola, soun aud quiet sir gllgi
pleasant double team. dr.,r Nj.
very hAndv pair OF cnlts,
At,lNS =. hrcWsler ann. 4.
asAtner tops; Jumpsr1t carri,.e is,s
sKenteei no top husines, W,g6,. ".
seats, will carry 100 ib, " ,.i ~
with springs, Jaeger w,Vob, .,t ~
MIX wagons, One-mau WAGON r.s ,sl
itMo,horso lArm wag Ahori. ~, n
y em Inch tread, sui,,bl" n, ~.
hy cart buggy psles, atsl tla..a
Three nair oftwin harrov., /, "a.
by the plec ma'tock. y, tLe ~
hnEle rubber harness, hreH us,J ~.
y, niehel pa hesr, never pteg USED d,
other arue cs not menti nDL
NOTE. This fnIe win bs r,,.,,,..
nave more ock than have t'op
want 10 ~ u II. fNYtY aiilrlt go
scented On day OF sale or no .,le Ma
crcdlt on NIL sum over ~ b7 ~ -.
giving his note. with approved snas.
sale At O'Clock, / ii IN
Robinson, Auc. PlliJ Cb,sr,,
irillA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17


TEE LEVY COURT has ao.uAlly A.
compltshed The wonderful fest Of plac-
ing Ill names on ths assessment lists
in the remark sole short tins OF Elk
days. This 10 an average OF 28l5 psr
day, AID while /. does not beas the
record, II IL o remarkable showing,
when IT Ia taken into consideration that
o. least $50 OF those assessed were Re.
publicsas. rnas, we presume, ls the
real cauEs Why the machine worked 90
provokinsly slow and had 90 many
hitches. Hal there pean 3 900 Demo.
erals LET. of tia ASSESSORS book, the
machine would have been run o. light
ming spesd and she names added At the
rae OF eco day, Every ember OF
the l. w 0 urI receives % for each day
he els, and lhls toots uo S2l6 for pla,-
ing the pEmss o. III legal voters on the
lists and giving them their rights. The
tax which these men will pay will nos
average over 81 cash, and this fact Of
Itself s9ow3 no tbs Levy court Il dis
charging lie uulS reposej 10 4. by the
people. In addition 70 this, thers ara
fully 5000 more Rapu olicAns in this
city who are Willlsg ind anxious 10
pay their tax, which thls Levy Court,
shroush hs tax collectors, refuses to
accept. Taus th3 o1unIy Ia deprived
OF ct least s. GO this year by these
men, fer the sole parpose OF per petuAs-
Ing the power Of ihelr party. How
long 60 the people Intend 10 tolerate
this aeu'e? How long do the respeolA-
Bile portion OF the Demoore!lo party in.
tend 10 continue, by their votes, theee
outrsges2 are questions thai wa believe
will be sAl!s'A i!orily answered before
another yeAr rolls egnUnd.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

mRrch.
10, M. 4. Pyle, Mil Greek Hid.
10, John Branoan NIT. Uub2.
10, James Mckinney, ". u. y, Hid.
IS. Proud Merrink, Centre vile, lei.
10. ]. II. PolE, hocksHsin.
10, Caroline Ly1sr, Mill Greek.
", Mr. Cannon 6o5 Shlpisy street
10, Il. A. ChuIohmao, oity.
20, Unclaimed pasksges, I'll E. Attn ST..
20, J Il. Carpenter, Beaver Valley, Dol.
20 and q, W. Y. Warner, city.
II, Lyman d Foetet, Uhristisna HI.
~, ]. II Stidham's helrs, Christina Id
Il, furniture, alb TstEall street.
az. Jos. IL. Gould, New Castle HI.
"a, Dr. Chandler, Mill Crock.
20, EINocd Webster Hockessin.
IS, Wallace, SIKH and Tatnsl.
25, Eugene Stroup, noar HoHarF.
"a, W. o. Martin city.
20, Frank y. Alloorn, nj Ill Greek Hid.
~, Aaron Tyson Chester
80, John t. HondricSson, Mill Greek.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
GREAT
Sale

Nearing the end. The part
nership expires March IS.
Everything reduced in price.
We are showing splendid
value in the various depart
ments. An extra heavy Ger
man Table Linen, double da-
masks fine patterns, hive all
been reduced TO 43 cents a yard.
The balance Of the T; bic Linens
all reduced to wholesale cost.
We are closing out our Kid
Gloves rapidly at the low prices
we advertised them. We still
have a few sizes Of some left.
Remember, they are all new anc
desirable shades. no old stock
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

NOIIOE-i. JAuOH MT SSIHu, THE
~ owner Of the horse situated at No 800
West Fifth street, In the Third ward OF
the city OF Whining 10 county Of NeTOastls
and state OF Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly 10 such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply 10
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF tho state Of
Delaware, In and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the fth day Of may, A. ID. 1883, be.
ing the next term OF said court for lioonse
for raid house as al Inn or tavern, for the
81 therein OF Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than ono quart, TO be drunk on
ne premises, and the following respectable
citiEens of said ward recommend the said
application, via:
J 2 ! hood, re fuekel John y Fahey N ID
CHARLES A Fell X bbborEer
Ionn a Smyth Charles Hallam
IAmes a ZslgleT JAmas CLARK
u " Lynch william Klrck
Frank Kane bernard MeFey
Louis II AmmeTer Fred II Ing
James ID 6ormRu 1hsophilus Davis
Daniel W Muliin VIM II Blake
Samuel q Logan Petor moOl0tkty
" lsoafy Jonn Mullin
Patrick Monaghan James III Hrifhn
MIDST JACOB MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
March, March !!

We have Just opened the 81 cask OF
those new prures, to sell pounds for 25c.
They are very fine Our assortment Of
dry fruits is complete. We have plenty
OF canned goods OF the very best quality
at the lowest price. A well selected as
sortment of Leaten goods. Sugars ST
King street prices.
We also announce a reduction OF 15c to
CSC per barrel on the following brands OF
flour: Clifton, Hungarian, Bridal Ven,
Gold Medal and all other brands We
make speciality of Flour by the barrel.
Our 25c coffee is good, and the IS and
and SOC coffee Is superior to ATTY. A new
lot of that fine flavor SOC tea.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

WE LEARN III. 5e2rstSry Bayard
mss en- -ei ahel treaty Nth China,
Wners97 70 isttlo tom thsI country
20 the uai ) os is prohibited for
tWen'y ysaL' fa7si,a, To Fsver, Is
maze th'' s residents here who
pave tsmilies q sto o~n property to
Aae VAius OF one ~ usaud dGllars may
90 10 Ohins and re.urn on proof being
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
W. A. Hukin, Auo. milo IS, ib,iT, lie, 20
DUBLID SALE-rHE suBSORIBER
l. will sell at 1reenbink mtlls,.on
TUESDAY, MhkCH 10Th, 1883,

IUbsUAY, mhkUH 10Th, 1888,
~ l o'clock p. m,
~ head OF horres. 2 COWS, extra stock
H9S lot Of nno chtoheFs: q carriages, i
M ArEet dearborn, mill wagons, horse cart,
timber wheels, nearly new; m nj sled sleigh,
carriage aEd wagon hafnesE, sido Gaddle
and Bride, mons saddles and bridles;ploHs
eultiyatorJ, narrcw, hand cultivator and
seed cover, hay opttec, grain fan, oArriaRe
pole, FORKS, ehoyeIE, picks, feed chests. m ar
ket benches, ladders buffalo robes, horse
oienkete, bee hives, vinegar barrels, double
parrel thot gun, sto.; hAy and straw bed
s!eeds, stoves sOd pipes, oh AirP, WARDROBE,
10 eallon copper kettle, ohurn, and many
etner Aruolertoo Numerous to mention.
Terme-A1 Gums OF so and under cash ;all
sums over hhas amount credit Of months
WI ~ kWsn on purchaser EiyiIg bank
ss nys ~ 9th approved endorser, or per
oeh'' VI w cash.
rn n, ISAAC ID. PHILLIPS.
Ahos; oFaoxiu, Auot. ml2,l4, lT-ltW
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
SUMMER TERM


Begins April 10, Ends Juno "a. 'ss.
Now olRsses and private instruction in
Voice, Piano, Violin, and all Orchestral In
tory, English Branches, French, German
and Italian Languages, Drawing, Painting
Modelling and Portraiture. Tuition, R5 to
t9b per term. Lectures on NJ usic, Art, Lit
General Glasses, Rsoitals, etc free TO all
regular studsnta. Board and room in tho
Row Home, $500 to $3.50 per woek. new
OaiepdHr free Address N Ew ENGAAN ID
CONSERVATORY, L. ToURJEE, Dir,
FrtnKltn So, Boston. mia win
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

The three 3-story brick houses built by
Mr.. Thomas Bowen, Nos. 1909, 1911 and
1918 West Eighth street, were sold by
Hoffeekcr g. Hofiecker, on Fri 'ay after.
noon at o cl ok on the premises, and
brought $3.50. $3.50 acd S5, 400
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
soc msrkst stress. above sseond.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
EVERYBODY.

weeks sale OF boots and shoes, TO reduce
our large stock, and make room for our |
spring goods We have very generously |
''cut down prices" to customers that will |
buy now. Don't leave it too long or you
may be too late.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, ss.rm lined lace,
nov % cts sN
Ladies' Pebble Tipped. warm lined lace;
NOW IS cts,
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
|cents.
Extra bargains IN all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebble Button Shoes, now sl.oo.
d" +" now 81. 25.
Z" Fine Pebble" now 81 SO
Kid Button now 81 rs
"Glove Kid Top Button now $50.
Rousing reductions In all kinds Of
reasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble I"
now 81 Is.
Misses' Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
SIPS.
Mi.ses' Pebble Spring Heel Button,
no " 81. 90.
Misses Z"
now S1.25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now 81 40
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of In connection with the quality or finish.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now 0Octs.
II nOw III IN
" " :, button shoes now.I g
These are worth coming for long
wsys, and worth getting after you get
here.
Just Fer Two Weeks
Little boys hook lace shoes, now 81 90
sizes 10, IL, II,
8, Little IS boys high cut hook lace now
Little boys high cut button now 81 %.
sizes, IL TO ..
Cost 10 not considered 10 these prices
only making sure OF selling the goods oil
QUICKLY and saving you enough IN ney to
make you brImful OF interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
children's pebble spring heel, now zoe
kid /" now SOC.
sizes, 4to7.
ChIldren's pebble spring heel, now 75e.
sizes, 8 to 10lS.
ChIldren's kid spring heel, now 90c
sizes. 8 TO 10Y.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kid pillow shoes, now 81 25.
Mems brogans, now u 90.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, nov
lea. so
Mems coarse boots, now S1,75.
- " Z" now $500.
sizes,.6,9, 10, IL.
Boys coarse boots, now $l.4O.
sizes, and 8.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so,
sizes, and 8,
Little boys, coarse boots, now El.00.
sizes, IL and ID.
Not quite half price, but nearly 81.
1 Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and kid button, at great saving to those
lwbo purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now el5O.
Il congress, now 81 so.
hook lace, now ii 80.
lSa 50.
Remember,you privilege 10 return and
have exchanged. II you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned If you
are not satls1ed that you have secured q
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
| No SOC MARKET ST., ABOVE An.
Wilmington.
i William u. RabG0Ck
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
BLACK SILKS.

Extra hes-y Black Gros
Grain, Pure dye. reduced from
81. 30 to $3.50.
Extra heavy Black Gros
Grain, pure dye, reduced from
81 90 to SI.25.
Extra heavy Black eros
Grain, pure dye, reduced fro m
$50 to SI,Is.
They were all especially
cheap at the FIRST named prices.
We also have some remnants
Of Black Silks, running from 8
to 10 yard, lengths, which we
will sell without regard to cost.
BLACK GOODS
Have been selling very rapidly
with US. The prices at which
we offer them are so remarkably
low that purchasers in need Of
goods in that line buy freely.
Special bargains in Ladies
Collars. Veilings, Buttons. Rib
hons, Muslin Underwear, Fancy
Pushes, Silk Velvets, Napkins
Doylies, Crashes, Ccunterpanes
etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

DANvILLE, Pa, March II Yesterday,
Mrs. Palan recovered verdict Of Gil,
81 .33 against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company as damages for the less OF her
husband, who was killed by freight
train. He was stopped by one freight
train, and while waiting for it to pass
was struck by another.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
NOTCH M
N ~ 9j51


A RARE CHANCE -,,g fulil. n
ne. $:..; : ,s \ 4 ~ ~ : q /,
:' g Z q 4 liz s,I Az "a
s::$ 4 !; 4 &. !, .::,...
saa g: Fl in.! - ,,I. KY Isss%,s1
S u, q s. # i. 's sSra'f Of -
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

"lLmlNoroN, ~ nt osiii Y
w itith and Lo ,,,luis . 7
many many customer and ,Ssa ~ y
p sS.sr here and Joe 81 "a Y b h
,ss,iliir,Tloiiy q c m t % ~ y
De De- MOI Sss toni col trsct' ! "a d
W. arc On tho las g.. q g Z tn,I
wo Tell 5 pounds scr ,Sr = potul's|
a aSS Gates. cur pltlssJs si, cSits]
1.sle lard Crown !, plsrt y
~ eil,nrCy tes Is ST vi itS. n
pOun .i.s clvs,'i iii siltsi; ,I " II
IUr Shoulder. . iaiS' I'D "A
butte; :r ts s.aSriusl good.1, N' n
G EnSI Ic ri East II tn I: S'tisOs,
mlb4ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
But Two Weeks
Remaining

Of our closing-out sale. All
the goods are to be sold, and,
rather than send them back
to Philadelphia, will dispose
Of them at a large discount.
You may depend upon the
best of qualities and largely
reduced prices.
Anything not satisfactory
may be returned and money
refunded.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
MONDAY, MAsoH SA'

AIo'elOcE, p Us
rs head of rrerh SOW, sd az. iSfT .s,5|
5 stock bvlls an1 ~ "a
from Uuuberlsni uo ,S. !. .,isie|
our stocs is carstaliy "a = ~
guaranteed as repIs ,,ss SS,.dis \
Two and four m ,oainitI'tY i p
40. sharplsus. AucL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Township, near smiths Iricge, half mile
ON GrsnoRue station on the ". AN. X. H.,
half mile IRON Beaver Valley, Del, GU
TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1883,
aIl2 o'clock. M, sharp,
: heal OF horses.

No; !. Bay horse, Sam, COOL general pur-
p9se h9rSi; -. ~,
ptn,ie gaoa d pgrs DO" oyeAr' o''' quiet ana
old. aired nv Cainn,nion pwn,d hY br 49,
vey, OF Chester, IA a GOOD mover and
a 5 lendid driver.
No stallion, ''BlAck Chief" years
Old VIII WORK anywhere can be driven by
laSy' ,o...,.,.., -,
49,, m1 o. "a dstye sorrei years Ola good
Ne niart clt ve,rs ot1 n.ri,
broken. '~'''
No. 7. Hay mare, years old. uubroken,
" good dairy cows, rome with Ives by
their sides, one good lnll, brood sows with
pig, Tour fat hogs, % heat or ewes, with
"a "a IDS ~ thSlr sues one sood stock bucE' 80
PW uar, ~ sni9A , W. n.,.,, p,... r.
nltSrrl w 0""'''s' pAi'y FA'ures' inr-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

No 1. Bay horse, 8 years old. No. 2.
Bay horse, oyears old. No. .. Black mare,
~ years old. head Of cattle, 4 COWS, good
stock, will be 10 pront day Of sale. two heifers
one bull, the DANNY Wang stoct; 3 large
shoat pigs l large goat Farming lmple-
mentsi ! farm wagon, hay rigging, jump
seat carriage. buggy, dearborn, enc horse
wagon, heavy log wagon, pole for deAr-
born, one horse car, In good order; sleigh,
pair Of shafts for carriage, Champion grain
drill, Champion mower. / single Champion
reaper, / hay cutter, l corn shelter, / hay
rake, 2-hOrse roller, ! one-hor'e roller, sets
of wagon harue.s, fct OF cart harness sets
Of dearborn harness, set OF carriage harness,
set OF lead harness, pillow gears, collars
brides, hNlieTs, = sets double lines, lock and
fall, ropes, cross cut saws, axes, COW chains,
ploss, harrows, cuitvatOrA, large cAnyABhea
Tor covering Rfain, souie small iAdders, corn
knives, FORKS, shnvels, SPACES hoes, . churns,
milk pane, I large cook stove, pots, kettles
and oihcr things not nent oned.
Terms All sums Of 60 and under cash. all
sums over that amount credit OF months
will be given ON purchaser giving \ bankgble
note with an approved sndOfs r,
JAMES MCKINNEY.
VIM, j. Lank, Auct, nE-2tw d-lO- ID IL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

DTJgI,IO SALE oF sTo! J; NJ
rolt At pGtlic sai' s, \
residence Of q. W :. d,SuuJl
Ho0tn's corner, D'laHA'
Pa. On
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
DUBLIC sALR-THE SUBSCRIBER
\ will sell at public sale. a. his farm In
New Castle Hundred,
ON THURSDAY. MARCH END. lisa
att o'eioeh p. m,
20 Head Of Good Horses
and colts.
.EN

No. !. sorrel mare, Z years old, with foal.
No. 7. kosn mare; years old, with foal,
.ound and kiad, well broken, sAfs Tor Aiady
No. I. hay nor c, 4 years old, broken to
Nos. snde, Pair OF very nne farm mares,
No. I, ssrrsl Stallion, Moscow, IS "a
hands high, weighs about 100 pounds, ,nne
desperation. WORKS we'll In llght harness.
No, s. sorrel mare, years old, kind IN
single or double b rncss, good roadster, Civ
ing promise Of speed, nrst-elass laiy's
No Q. sofrel marc, ey,Ars old, extra nne
No. 10. Roai mare. o years old. with foai,
n No. farm mare, weighs y o pounds.
No; IL. Gray mare, With foal, iGhands high
No. ia Nay horse, years old, weighs 1850
pounds, blocAyb it, good worker.
No Id Bay maze, years Old, good siSe,
No. ~. Iron gray colt, years cid, 10
hands high, broken to double harncss,a good
No. is. Dun horse, J years old. drive in
No. 10. sorrel horse, years Old, Good
No, IL, Gray mare, years old. weighs ii6.
No. Is bay mare colt . years old, good
stock.
No 10. sorrclc1it. 2years old, extra good
stock.
No. ~ Brown colt, eycars oil. good size,
in pIoAt by day oftale. Four stock bulls, tive
| pair OF good oxen and a | TOT Young stock,
Terms. a credit Of 0 months viii be Eivsh
| on pu rchaser giving bankable note, with
an approved endorser, and interest added, OF
2 per cent, OH for cash. JOSEPH II. GOULD
L w. slidhAm Son, Auctioneeru. nl5-Otl
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

All o'clock p. n,
90 Had ot Kentucky AID siiS
" ern ONO Horses,
ahoat Of good young nan
Suitable for 81 purpossL ~
nave been cateially ielecls III y Z.
and among thon VIM BE- sIsa N
bred ToadsIels "a 5ssa'Js ,ci
erhI purpose boks ,,s ,,s ~
inspected al above sito ,as
sale. 2 and moh'a' A,RTY9
w atihhnn 1 S9n. Av,a,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
E5H EE IN


DUBIIlU SALE " 70 hAApN
SEES aud mulsl. v,s
will cell A. ny gtsb's = ~ u
Chester, Pa, be;Ts9n u IL y ~, = Z
adjoining George 81 ih9n h'"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

head of good work or drvI
eoSs, some with caves by ,Astn.a
30 pairs OF chlckCns, farm wIEll, n
mantown dearborn, buggy ,dh \
buffalo robe, carriage prlr. ioshth
sets or single barnes, In Atly ntsih'1
corn anvilcr. forks, rakr-, sh1Tris q,
cook stove, churu, lul pf tabs, ls1l
milk pans: also 4 lt'ra 10, q 4
corn and oats by The hu incl, lndtWI
wheat In the ground, AislAt NJ 4
and place, 2 horses aud 9 COss D.
Of J Il. Peoples.
TerrnA!-Al sums n - Ngi IN
all sums over that am M 1 -
months will he Riyrn pn plftlN Z
bAnkable note with Apr sul ar
,Al.jilNEA IN
l.. W. stidham & son. Auei,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

T4uBLIu sALS-H AVIN4 SOLD ny
Z property n SIX Eyenus, (irown
tos7l, / viii ssl At pubic sale, on the
pIemiser, en-
lnNpsnAV MAnnu NJ ANA
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
naonopol,ss Opposed so Free Wool.

Philadelphia Times.
II free wool sasll be incorporated into
our new tariff laws it will be done, not by
strangers end enemies to the wool indus
try, but it will be done by The Congress
men representing large preponderance
OF the wccl growth OF our ne
ton, ard they certainly propose TO
make wool free in the interest OF their
own people. Outside OF Ohio, there hss
been little emphatic protest sgsinst free
wool from the wool growers themselves;
and 1t is obvious that Il free wool wss
the fearful peril 10 the wool growers gen.
orally that monopoly champions declare,
there could be no practically sold vote
for it in the huge wool growing
states of Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, Mis-
souri, and others, with divided 6elega-
tions in such large wool growing centers
as California, Michigan, Indiana, Vir-
ginis and North Carolina. The chief op-
position will come from monopoly casm-
pions and blind partisans who have sell
dom II ever seen 9 flock Of sheep. ana
and have practically none among their
constituencies. Are these sober facts
not eloquent and persuasive on the ques-
ton OF free wool?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

espe Ct Esd to their personal preia,a,,.
t1smatter. To exert every care ,HS
effort for daughter, to practice ssit
den al, and to spend half MS income :,
her education and accomplishment, ,S5
then, uncertain of results, to su,,srd..
her to another, usually stranger, WHY
out sny interval OF erjlyment Of hs,
sweet maturer sCciety,muSt be pecpg,.
trial to father. Most fathers ara NJ
selfish enough to disregard themselves
but their equities remain the same. ,n9
it would seem that, if they wish. ,ba-
should be able to retain their Gsusstsr,
for period, as the country Csu tem,r5
for limited time, the services O, M
warrior 1t educetes.
Moreover, the girl herself claims ror-
sheraton. Give her few ye.rs :,
absolute freedom from deep emotions
little period TO fiutter before sue se,ts,
on her rose, time for her music, be. A.,
her books, her charities, her social p,s,s.
ures, before she takes life in its ser;on,.
Eess. Anything else cramps her, dSs,,s
heT, hinders her from her IicEt 70 The
full stature Of wife, is relic Of ha
Zsnara ard of the complete sutisction n
woman. She hss right, too, 10 hsD9i.
ness carried to its highest poTei-hsp5I-
ness which cannot be given TO her 81
seventeen or twenty, because she /,
Incapable Of receiving it. She ms,
be happy then, indeed, as tie bud
may feel the warm morning air,
blowing gratefully shout II, but only he
bosom OF the wide-blown flower can re.
ceive the sunshine Of full heaven. A
woman wastes her opportunity Of happl
ness in not waiting fer those ripenirg
years. The nature that is thoroughly de.
veloped is capsule Of feeling far more
thsa that which is still on its way to De.
velopment, and it is to be doubted il
woman under twenty FIVE car receive to
its utmost the deep joy, the bouIdles
content that surround true msrrisge Is
sunshine and blue sky surround the earth.
HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFoRD.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
/ REIIREO.

We had strollei Ill ear eleven,
And i thought myself in heaven:
AS l talked.
had It'd her all abnu' 4,
AND i3piorgd her not &c coubt 1t;
as we walked.
So l stopped enc gently kissed her,
Game around.
But knew MT I'll her sigbing,
PLACED m iG position try ing;
OF peal Of mocE ing laughter,
Set ny train q A-C ment Gt,eJ;
Overwhelming ani depressing,
When ie.G 30 rear possessins;
From ms heppipess awahing.
And with fear snc ger quaEtng;
EyeD.so!
sca-reIy cor ecious. little caring
That csme so neac to sweating,
The; trem6lod as the saints do,
When thak teei the awful ii umb crew
Andahe rack;
And wished that ell Ser sister
BAD a good, old-fashiopeo blister
ton her back.
But, elas, I was mistaken,
For she was OF TO be shaken
No. nor fired!
AS could not cosx nor whe die,
And che sharper than needle,
retired.
-TDr. W. NJ. Gray.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
nY sKAnr's AIFE.

oh. little child has iiest asle p.
Al flower within Thy HAND hsif crushed.
To thy whit MS, Gent creep
To kiss thy cheek, rose Glshed.
Fer now there + no other thing
That makes me slronE TO wslk and walt;
That makes ms In NY frenzy fling
Myself sgalnsL IN ga C;
That shuts me from the golden frame
crave but for thy cake aloue;
All. but 70 til C, 10 tinca ny name
Were On some wayside stoned
Thou art indeed tic vSry core
OF my neart's life; / cannot bear
Even 10 close this open door
Since tnou ait sleeping there.
And row never dare to read
OF little children that have cisd:
So sharp the pang thAt " srne my heart
My yes must turn asi1e.
And so leave the sc l'nes IN dried,
And steali5g tnrou h the open door
] bend me gently al thy 81.
And kiss thee DER and DER.
Howard CLINTON.