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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
Engaged to sarry rvs,vs woman.

A Belvidere, N. j., despatch says
special interest is now taken in Hack.
ettstown's deiaulter, ex Mayor Cramer
He not only swindled the business
men, but 1t now turns out that he was
engaged to three women living In the
borough, and to not fewer than twelve
in the county, whilst Schooley's
Mountain damsel claims to have been
betrother to Cramer for period of 16
years. In this last case the wedding
day had been agreed upon sew era
times and as often postponed. All
the women were swindled out OF
money. Many Sussex County farmers
lose heavily. A letter received from
Cramer says that he has left the coun-
try never to rsturn. He is In Ber-
muda,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
uue.t ana sersr p,rsetprs.

The regular meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Directors WAS held last evening
Robert Harmau offered q proposal 70
Grade Heald street from Tenth to Elev-
enth for 30 cents per cubic yard. No
action was taken.
Proposals. for grading Rodman stree,
from Front 10 Second were read % fol.
low: James q. Mcbride, az cents De
cubic yard; John Dollar, 3llI ospts
Hugh Patton, 80 cents. James u. Mo
fe was awarded the contract.
Instructions were given the Chief
Engineer to measure the amount of ex.
cavAtion on the sidewalk OF Franklin
street above bscond. The Street Dom.
N issl0ner WAS ordered o. secure Va, :
rauts for the arrest OF ali persons oh.
racting the sidewalks OF the city CON
trary 20 law.
A balance on hand Of $40 o57 80 10
the credit OF the board was reported By
the city treasurer.
The report Of the chief engineer for
1857 was adop ied aud the secretary in
structed TO get estimates for printing a.
many copies rs may be deemed nec,s
ssry and report o. next meeting.
A report in favor OF rtfanding none y
for number Of permits tor opening
streets was made BY the street commits
sloner. This secretary was instructed to
draw ordsrs for the same, payable on
January IL.
The ay-roll for week ending January
z, amounting 10 S7s.89, WAS approved
aud ordered pail.
The following bills were ordered paid
Davis g. Simmons, &5S; Micha,l R,iey
1888 IS; Hugh Patton, SIS 81; Henry
Miller, 81; Every Evening Pfintin,
Company, IS ~; RspublioAu Pab-
fishing Company, SPA; James Hsr
rl1ap, SIS 10; Nsws PabiisAing Com
! pany, S35S; james Ksrrigan, 81 80
J. V. Carlisle q Co.. 81 &c; M.urice
Moran, $40 50; Neal Duty, ~ 90; Jas
H, Begss g. 90. ~ 80; John B.dar,
S3.75; 3. H RIbllsou, $l3.l1; u. g.
Bradley, S0i 80; 8. @ Simmons & Bro.
$3.50; U. W. YAruail. 50; WILMINGTON
Coal Gss Company, 81, 1881 "a; A rrsy
nor, $50; D sen j. II sssiop, t28; Ohas
Wa'nst Company, $40 80; ALEU- Spest
man. So cent?; H. l.. Brown. $13.2l; u
imes Belt, 81 cent; Combs GOAL ant
Lumber Oomrany. SIS rs; Rlchsrt
Walker, $3.50 %; q. f. Thomas & 90
81 Is; Pennsylvania Globe Gas Llgt
| Company, t78i.2B.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
wILnIHsTON o nonTRKnEn Z

Time table In effect Nov 2olh lsaJ. 1ralr
ielve Wilmington tfrSpcn stseSt) a. tollGUl
Ter kesdin2, Birdsboro, Joanna, Sprfnk
asld, Mayne.burk Junstien, Manor, PoNi
vile, Taus9ua, Allentown, Lebanon, wsR
netsvtile aud al points on tie Phtladelphlt
And keadinR Il. r., 100 =. "a. and 2,is 8. n
Tor SpnrEteid, WGynesburg June
sson, CoatntYil'e, Embseeville, Jysnaps
UaaddH FORD and DuPont's and informs
diato 2oinu,7.et IN, aAb, ard 4 10 D. m.
~ 90 =. ~, 2 IS and 60 D. N.
Tor West passier, Z w =. IA. aiE and 4 %
p. N.
FOR Few Bridge and tntsfnediAss point
$40 p. u. anc On Saturday, at 0 20 and II u
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading aud Intermediate
petntr, At % 3. ~, 1ad for Springfield Lnt
iEterniedtete potnt5 at bB o. m.
d. y. MoUAuSLAND, y. X. HIBRARu,
Snpsfinehohnl osnn Pkas. AR',
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
Women, Delays arc 2 anger Gus,

Madame R,vers's Female Pills for
women never fail to ri ways give speedy
and certain relief Satisfaction guArap-
teed or money returned. Gent by mail,
securely scaled, In plain wrapper, for
one dollar; three boxes for two dollars,
Particulars In letter for four cents In
postage stamps. Address Mrs. Il.
REVERE, Box 2ss, Jersey City, N. j.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

Every ous is entirely willing tn b
his neiRhbor's poysiola ; yet tried
rtmsdies shou'd only be EN- pl ~ ed. The
popularity OF LlKAdor 10 constantly In
Dressing, wbioa testtfes TO the res
worth OF thls valusb 10 family medi cine
/ cOttJ only 26 cauts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
Cald 10 Real Estate Owners

The m tCnabts' composing my rcnt-rol
du ring the year ns7 have with few exceptions
gwen me entire satishaetion, both In payment
. OF rtut and tahlnE care OF the property there
by rewarulnp mt owner with greatly increased
4 revenue ~ Wtli rs myself for tho special care
In the sslCctlun Of my tenants, a. each one
must passa close scrutiny before beinS accept
ed. Property nera who have heretofore
seen annoyed with bad nAnts and loss Of
rent will save money by Adopti"g better plan
or employing comp tent and experienced
agent and manager for the coming year. " ith
over tAcnty Years Of study and practical ek-
perlrHCt IN general eohVeyancing ma real es-
iate matters do net hesitate to hol myself
ready and suatihrd Tor renting aud mansg-
ing real estate and also iu- Preparation Of
legal papers Tor Opposing u property.
d5l 1oL AEOhGE U. mAHISs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
OUR NE w RLE Nd.

Bennison q Peach have lust received q yos
Of hne ToA direc; from china; ft ts pNra
9lonroy. u. J. DennIaon, uncle Of Sanuer
J. FSnnison. OF the firm Of Uenni. on d
Peach, has contracted with that firm TO sun
son has bsen an nportor dirsct from Chine
from " years. He says Tea 10 extremelV
healthy All his iife In Ohtua he never snw
q Ohinaman take drink OF water, and they
for Blending Tea Rs they do in China. he
ESys IL VIII take our customers fancy right
away ct 20 and 90 cents = pound. VIII hsvs
IL Saturday. fth, lo2 and 1o4 East sth ktrsss-
1o-5tA DSNNlSOr II PEAOH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

niVIDErD.
~ CENTRAL RATIONAL BANK OF
WELLINGTON, Dee 81 1887.
The Hoard 81 ulfcotCTA have this day de-
elArof dividend Of Three Per cent for tina
last SIX montha, payable on and after the
10th dag Of January, 1853.
JUHN PEOPLES,
deosl'W Cashier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
For This Week UnIv,

Before taking stock we will offer goods
W per cent. below cost, as we must close
Mem out for alteration.
40 men 6 good evening suits, former price
"; now u as.
Mems good Sunday suits, former price
IL; now t747.
Elegant oyercoats, former price IS. so
=pw $3.50. ''''' P''eo w.
Boys good suit, former price 90 so,
4ow {3.75. N0 w w
Fine boys suit, former price $40. now
oof' Elegant black worsted Prince Al.
pert suits at 50. Good children,s suits
Former price S2.5O; now SI.67. EleSsni
Suncay ehiidren's suits, former prlce
1870; now ~ rs. Mems pants sold ~ p 90
DOW NIB. Mems good SUNDAY nants
Iormer price $3.50; now {2.15. C6ndTen's
pants % cents Also other hsrneins
which it Will pay you to see ut the Sreai
downtown Bargain Store,
s.W. COR. 2ND & MARKET SITS.
III. w. WOLTERS
d7-im
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

EUBpISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
~ without board, in q private fam Ily,
oear 9Th And kinR. Terms moderate. Ad
ifsBs q. O.. this cffice. pleu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

nor RENT-R00MS UNTIL THE
h 18th of March for lodging or light house
keeping, Call or address, DIR. FUNK, W3
MARKET street. Host
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

ENUR kEhT--RpOMs eUh LI9Hr
Il housekeeping, Ain family Apply at
to ". I'd street; call In tho morning Or
evening. il0 u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
NurIons.

NyuT1ur-l, PArKlOK HAGuEkrY,
~ oWpof and occupant Of the house sit.
1s,.d AZ lOl Jffisfs1o st.. In the 81 ward Of
ia oity Of WIN lnxion county Of Newcastle
mn ,n.,sauiretn enth Of the acts Of the aenerAi
asssmbly IN such ozse made and provided,
40 hereby givs notice that shall apply In
lifting 10 the uouft Of General Sessions Of
the fesos and Jsn pshvsry, Of
I'D County. On Monday, tho b day Of feo.
a.D. lsss being The next term Of said
court, for license for said house - an inn OF
tayern, for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
iiauors in ieps gu Antitie than Gao quart, 20
bs drunk on tho premises, and the following
,e.ra. table oitizHus Of said ward recon-
mend the said Application, vls,-
= n saysig joan T Dlc1ey
n.nieI MoKeuny John - Stedsi
Henry " niutI patrick doNs chan
nsnisl MAlef las a Grimm
ueorHe ktesoi lhomas UonAnne
I'M M.guA mienAel M Mcufatn
uottlisb krAcitsr thA WAhher
WiEsleEv oyth Jno Mullen
Arthpl MeQiV key 1Ohe ] Shannon
nN Lynch OhAs mo,ftunis
Robert i daley Miles Jonntngs
frank MazpFPn Iemes HtAut
IpdAw.st pATRlCk hA9uERTY.
NTOTIUE-I, PATRIOK HENEY, TAK
IN euner and oecu pant n tns noae ait
ustsd at the Z. W. corner Of seventh End
DunChu hsTcftbsln me EfuVenin Ebtu u tne
city Of wilminston, county OF New CASTLE
and state Of Dsiaware, In compiiAnce with
tho require n shte OF the net OF the General
Assembly 10 tuoh Gaze mado AID Irovidedi
do hereby give notico that ehAil apply 10
writing 70 tho Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace md Jail Delivery OF the state Of
delaware, In ano for New CASTLE County,
on Monday, tho Q b Gay Of Feb +, A. u. 1855
being tho next torn OF said court, for IL
eenee for said house ~ an Inn or tavern, fol
the sale thSrosn of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, t. DO drunk
on the prom.se aud the following respecia-
Die oiti1ens OF uatd ward recommend the
sAid application. Wis.
John "a newell VIM J BagEerty
JAmeI y AlAe uire a. W Payton
JFLshn Timothy Houston
RoDt T Cottinghnm BARLEY shannon
John Hanly thomas Walsh
Peter SiArIn hobsrt Hstch
lmes Deney Frank p smith
Jerome Conroy Robert Porter
Thomsa Mcuurreth Thomag n harden
John Bark Patrick M zlonoy
John b Brady MtchAel 0lynn
lhou rs HoiOsIn George kheidiiox
10 dhu-Sys PATk1Uk HEhEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

KNOR EENr-A PLEASANT YRoNr,
~ third Itory room; heat and bath.
100 King street. $50 Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
BALTIMOaE a OaIO RAILROAs
sUAKprrLH In EBrEOr. Nov. 10, zee
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depse
HAbr.MlUHD:

ehilR. d OhsBtsr szprsso, daily, pisnE
WESr-DuUHn
gh1sa4o 4 PittsSury limited, danyf 70
hIriyas UhioAgO $50 MORT morolnN,
baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sundey........,,s.... o. q
LouiE, Lsitn .dnii7 II. 10 a. p
ArTiyoe Otaeinn1u i.ab A. n. u. LoUz
Leo p. M. nsxt dAI.
bAltimorb Acconimod Ation, daily, z y y, b
chicago and St. Louis Bxprehi,
utiiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
tinkeIly Accommodation. oAiIy, 90 n N
Singerly Accommodation, dally,
efNpt MONDAY ..-.---s-........lI3 30 D, n
EOk LANDkRBERf,s is A. o. ..uLds
only. 1850 a. N. and zsG D. II. dEDJ
sxoept SUNDAY. 90 p. m. daily.
Trains leave MarRss street station;
Fer Philadelphia 2 80 y. M. daiiy, ozetp
sunday. For Dalumoke 2nS r. u
1Aily, oxnept Sunday Del LAndOnbsrr
500 me 1850 A. M. and xss 2. n, ustIJ
oIosp, HnDdeyi SIC =. N. Sunday only
$50 p. u daily.
rho lob q. m. train connects Of Ear
luncti0a with Cincinnati and st. Louij
Through express, daily, except Sunday. Tn
SO y. IN. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
TRAVIS Tor Hiiniosion-Ieavs Pnlls4sI
rhlh, daily, 81 Of, $40, 0 %, 81 90 o. n, d
Ato Z %, $s.oo. hSn. e.sn ste 10 90 D. 10.
Da!l2, except sunday, 7.lS ., NJ, l2.t
noon, At.lA. IL 30 D. N.
express trainss
". N. OLEh ENTA, OK, LIlRU.
manager. 9nnn Pass. AEaa
relsphone no. laa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
Down! Down! Down

Go the prices anc
out goes the cloth.
ing. II you want q
bargain in a suit or al
overcoat you can gel
it of Mullin & Son
Sixth and Market.
They have been taking
an account of stock az
ter a general mark
down, are now, in adj
dition, taking an extra
10 per cent. discount off
Of mems and boys
overcoats; they won't
last long at such prices.
Men and boys suits you
will find In almost any
style or kind.
PantaI00ns you will
find cheaper, because
they are better. While
you will find them bet.
ter made, you will find
them cut to fit, which
will be a great comfort
to the wearer.
We close at 6 p. m.
except Saturday even
ings.
JAS. 7. MULlIE& sOR, i
TAnoRs & Ora & MARKET
noTRIKRss WILL, DBL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

NOR KEN IAN S.RuOM HuUeE,
= wh.elEIiRht and blacksmith shops at
Hare's Goroer.
iT.etd ltWA RICHARD JACKSON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

IINOk RENr-TRE BRIaBr hQUST, AT
T. Rohobogh Beach. DelR yAro; furnished
% nplete. WILLIAM BflGnr, WilGine
ton. Del. die 26t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

EtoE hErI-uhEAP, sTAELE, WILL.
u accom- olats two horses and two
wegors, on, Fifth street. Raas tdAdlsnn. Pos.
soesinn 2tih OF b1Sreh. Apply 10 W.SOJTT
VEnNUN, this otioe. d2i.tI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11
For sale.

ENOH SALE On RENT-ThE STORE
- stand at the southeast corner OF Front
aud bhiplsy streets; will sail on easy termsi
very little money wsntec; or viii rent II at
o low rent. For further Information ea,i On
Heald h Co., or Address II. q, BUOKkNH-
HAM, PleAfsnt Hill, Del. iio'i2sd-itws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

NOR kENr-rWO SCORES, WIFE
u DWELLING. Oh Market street, and dru,
store ard dwelling, all doing sood businsFs
ono hrst class farm, OH. W. Bright
III Market street, VIII. del. dlgti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

~ ilRsT NATIONAL BANK,
NiLhIHoToN, 4 o., Jan. ., 1883
ms hoard " Directors have this day lie.
eiared dividend OF AZ per cent for the
iast ~ monthai payabIo on demand.
lbVt GLJ. u. AIMS rhphI1. CsGhIsr.
'ENAkE Nur1uE-PEhSO nAslnIf
4 thelr own cloth can have II cut and
mAdo Win hest trimmlugs; guAra nteed.
Hood worzmspEh'p Aad = gooI rtCing suit.
Any nyli OF gErmont, for only IS. at 2ot W.
Second stree. t3-ets
III AViNG 10 YEAKS EXPERIENUE
IL In coileNing Teats and mNnaX ing
real estEtsa. / o. elm to render the most sue
cessful and BattHfaatory PerSioe In thLt de.
partnent. WILLIAM J. klSHEk, olik
Market tietL I2im
IOs. HORNER'S NIGHT SING ~
u ing eanSry birds Aio no@ in full Nl2b.
song we guarantee every one sirBer. THS
Southeast owner Of sth aid bennett. 10 6Ea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-11

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The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
Charity and Crime.

A very pretty little woman, with a
clear complexion, carnation lips and
hair that the 'Maid of Athens" might
have envied, walked rapidly down
Chestnut street Saturday afternoon.
When opposite the Mint she halted.
opened dainty little purse, clasped by
a tiger head, and dropped a quarter in
the outstretched hit of a blind mendi-
cant. The lazzaroni glanced obliquely
at the coin and then slowed it away il
the recesses of his many pocketcd gar
ments. A detective and a reporter
witnessed the the incident. "That VIC
man." said the detective, sis one of the
cleverest pick-pockets and shop lifters
in the country. She ard Kid Miller,
the confidence man. once worked to-
gethcr, but there came a squat and
they Observation-Disclosures North
Anne rican.
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01

tim. Of CAPT. VS. death really coinc'a'
u a. Mr., w. then and thereafter firm
IL believed with the time OF her dream,
then. unless she went TO bcd uru'uai'!
carly he was killed on the l'th Of
November, Indian time. suppose'
for instance, shs had her dream
q. ten o'clock on the hisht
Of November IA, then al 'hA'
nome Mt it was twenty-'our minutes pas'
three on the morning of November l''l
a, Lucknow. supposiug it was later a
the account suggests, thea VIC may wei
suppose that daylight had alreao'
broken on the morning Of the l"h
Lucknow, ct the hour when Mrs. :"
had her midnight dream at Camorios
and her husband met with his death
rCosm opolitan.
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
A New Use for Cows Hair.

Cows hair, which hitherto has been
of little use except in mortar for walls
and ceilings, is now made into heavy
felt, which is used for the soles of slip
pers, farmers snow boots. wrapping for
steam pipes, ETC., but it has to be mixed
with something kinky to hold it to-
gether. For this purpose the hair of
certain breeds cs Russian cattle is used.
Cattle breeders will soon catch the trick
and raise woolly Critters" and Sec tch
terriers and other shaggy and fuzzy
styles of dog may come to be of some
possible use in the world. -[Springfeld
Republican.
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
Little Things that Kill.

At various times the newspapers have
warned the public against swallowing
the seeds OF grapes, oranges, ETC., be-
cause of the danger of such substances
getting into small intestinal bag. OF
cul-de-sac, called by doctors the appendiz
pe''nttormts. This is a receptacle formed
at the junction of tie large and small
intestines, but its use or object no ply
stefan knows. 1t has been thought to
be rudimentary or incomplete forma-
tlon-or possibly some meaningless sur
vlval OF lost anterior type. At any
rate, It's existence, while presenting no
apparent treason for being" as the
French say, is, on the other hand, a
positive and constant source of dan
ger, because of the liability of its be-
coming the receptacle of some undigest-
ed seed of other indigestible substance
In that case it produces state of in
fiammatlon, which, in nearly all cases,
proves fatal. Fortunately, but few
seeds among the great number so heed
lessly swallowed, seem to get into this
little death trap-although any one
seems likely to lodge there. Perhaps
more cases of inflammation of the bow.
els than the doctors suspect may be in
reality due - this obscure and disre-
garded cause. One sad case which to
day produces a feeling of deep regret
among thousands, and which plunges
family into overwhelming grief, occurred
in this city recently, in the lamented
oath of J. Robert Dwyer, the much
esteemed adjutant of the governors foot
9ard-a man whose place that corps
make good. His case so bafled
icians that an autopsy was had,
revealed piece of peanut
te appendix rermiforpsis. -Hart-
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
A Mysterious Well.

Last July, Farmer Hathaway of Sierra
County, CAL, sank an artesian well
At the depth of 800 feet he struck wate,
which flowed at the rate of 200 gallon,
minute; lut it was hot water-bo,
enough to cook an egg in three minutes
The water from the well flows for half
mile over the sa .dy desert, tken forms
pond several feet in depth and sink,
into the sand. The other dav ONE q,
Mr.. Hathaway's children told him tina,
the pond was full of fish. Her fatbe,
laughed, but the child was right. The
pond contains hundreds of mou,t.;,
trout from one to three inches lono
Where they came from Is problem
All the water that flows into the nond
is boiling hot as it comes from thu
ground; there is no spring anywhere
near the pound, and no one has stocked
its waters with SIN Ill fry.
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
The Rusy Bees Latest Rival,

81 never saw honey look like that
remarked New York Mail and Expres
reporter, who had ordered toast anu
honey for his breakfast. II never saw
a honeycomb look so white or be SO
uniform"
well, sir" Replied the waiter, T|l
!. 1s Nc fss ss--1 Tia. !. MAJ
tured now of awhite wax Moufds q!
made to the shape and sizs required
and the heated wax is poured in and bl
comes an imitation honeycomb. A
piece of this comb is placed in the jar
and the syrup poured in. They cant
make good imitation, though; neal
every one who calls for honey detects
imitation. The wax is whittier. and tbs
it is unpleasant if it should get into the
mouth. 1t is much cheaper than real
comb honey and sometimes the SUNNY
runs short and the manufactured honev
has to be used"
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01
An Uns0ught Appeal.

In the market place at Atri,
Placed free for all 10 swing,
A large bell hung for those who fonsh'
In Justices name TO ring.
The hamle; was peaceful one
Not many wrongs TO right
And now the rope was worn away
And would have fallen quite
But leaves and ten irils Of vine'
which evined them 1elves around
Alone sustained the nodded strahs
From falling TO the ground.
A roor old horse, half starved and tnin'
with neither friend nor bay,
Turned out by master, barked BY Digs
Sought food along the way
sleepily grazing on he found
A vino whose shoots were fair,
He cropped and tugged until iui' ''"''
Filled the summer air.
The town turned cut, as was its WON
The edict TO obey,
AID tho poor steed's unsought appeal
Was answered from that day.
III w. Mitchell in Philadelphia Cal
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1888-03-01

PICKED UP.-The following letter was
picked up on the street of a neighboring
Town II shows how completely unset
f;sb q really good man can be in anothers
behalf: "My Dear B.-The Salvation
5rmy are to open here soon, and they
have been in search of some particularly
hard customer to wrestle with at the
first meeting. They applied directly to
me. but as I ali very busy L referred
them to you as having the necessary
Qualifications and being fit subject for
them to tackle. Hope your business
e,gaoements will not prevent them
making arrangements with you.