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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
r-la HAS Yielded Ever, tn

ST, PxrRIsnURG, Dec. 1s.--The Novre
vremya says that Persia has yielded
every point contended for by Russia in
The matter of the consulship ut Nestled.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
I..s os ~. D.e.,a.r, D..d.

BALTIMORE, Dec. lS.--James C. Nor
ford, aged o., the last of the old defend
ers who repelled the British attack on
Baltimore in 1914, died Monday morning.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
Commissioned n Hyaior,

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 19.--Louis Auer,
Of Milwaukee, has been commissioned by
Governor Rusk major of the Fourth bat
talllon, Wisconsin National Guards.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21

: ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 13.--The pro-
visions OF the Russian budget sllow =
surplus of ! ,O0O, 900 roubles.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
HARRISON SAYS so.

And We May Count on an Extra Session
of Congress being Called.
New YORK, Dec. 19.-The Worlds In
dianapolis special says Gen. Harrison ac-
cidently let fall his opinion that there
will be an extra session Of the Fifty-first
congress called.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
THE PRESIDENTIAL GRAVEYARD.

THE PRESIDENTIAL GRAVEYARD.
Senator Allison's Ambition Is Too
Strongly Alive to BE Baried In the
Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Ali
son was told by representative Of the
United Press of the revival of the report
that he had been offered the position of
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-G. a. Mathews.
Clcrk-D. j. barrow.
treasurer Ripley 5. Lyon
Marshal-H. II. keeney.
Gouncilmen-A. j. box, ". NJ Brooke, +. j. Ad'
AIMS. w. ii. ROddlc.
Police Jnstice-D. X. Swcczcy.
City Justice-LOus Patnaud.
City Assessor-O. D. Stephens.
Night PUcc-ll. II. Keeney.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
sUccUMss TO HIS TROUBLES.

The Fidelity Bank wrecker u Victim Of
insanity.
1-.xlRx-e, Ol.s.- De-
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
COUNTY OFFICERS,

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk OF Court-LOuis Patnaud.
Auditor-W. ii. Cornell.
Register OF Deeds-Bnrrc II. Lien.
Treasurcr-Wm NiCholson.
Judge OF Probatc-D, X. Sweezey.
County SuryeyOr--J. A. Hegeman.
sheriff.. Bagord.
District Attorney. o. Andrews.
Superintendent Of Schools -Chas. Robinson.
Coroner-M. y. Mattcc.
Board OF Com missioners-I. Atkinson, chairman,
Allen Smith, Alfred Kinney, NJ. A. Stumley,
T. r. Ouulcy.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
Society and Official Directory.

Robert L. MccookPost No. "a, G. A. r.
Meets on the First and Third Saturday evenings
Jfeach month. Comrades cordially invited.
W. ii. CORNELL, ). q. UPDYKE,
Ad'utant. Commander.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-12-21
W. H. .MonEuousB, R.H.wnIIAxs, JAS, ,NArEsrA,
GEORGE MoREuoUsE, Cashier,
THE
Bank OF Bookings
Incorporated under thclnws Of the Territory.
Subscribed Capital, Si50,000.00
Paid up Capital, 100000
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, County War
rante and School Orders Bought and Sold.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
DIRECTORS:
Jas. Natesta, X. II. " iliiams, P.O. Peterson,
W. H. skinner, ". II. Morcbousc, S.W. Lockwood,
Ii. II. Reeves Geo. Morehouse. J. Z. Diamond.

T. l.. FIsnBAcK, q. A. MATHEWS, II. FIsnBAck,
President. V. President. Cashier,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29


The late Hou. John Wentworth used 10
give the following account Of the manner
In which be gained the cognomen by
which he was 90 we'll known: When
was going to school down IN Connecticut
was the longest, shinniest boy you ever
saw ! was fourteen years old I used
to have habit in those days OF getting
my heels up on the seat, 60 that my knees
lowered above my head. was sitting
that way ono day IN tchcol when one OF
the examinets-came around He said to
the teacher, whats that boy doing
standing up on the benehl Why don't
you mate him cit DOWN. The teacher
said was sittin' down, That's the way
be sits raid the teacher. 'Who Is hes'
asked the examiner. John Wentworth
said the teacher. 'de's a pretty long
John, said the examiner, and ever since
then IT'S stuck to me "
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

" EST LIBERTY. Iowa, Oct. 20 Two
ladies from Pennsylvania, Wishing their
brother. a. McKIn ey, nskr here, were
killed By rsilroad train at q Iailtosd
crOsting, on Friday D!gat, and q boy
who Was driving them was slsj killed.
The disaster was duo 10 the boy perslst
ing In driving acrogs tho track when the
engine was slmost rpm them.
CHARLIE TON, W. VA, OCT. co.
a train on toe chesapeake and Obio Bail.
road vas thr-Wu from the track, early
on Saturday morning, by misplaced
switch. TIE engine, tender, baggage
car, two coaches and n sleeper were
thrown over an eHbauhnent and Co
str5 sod by Are, which broke out In TIE
baggage car. FiFeman JOhn Elbiua and
Conductor W. A. NstheElan1 were
burned 20 death.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

A special despatch from Chicago, H.,
snyt; "Inanittiy worse than any political
disease In this country are your Chicago
wheat oorners said ChAunoey NJ. D.pew
70 : ChiaaRo reporter to-day. "You may
talk about tho evils OF trusts aud mo,
nopolies, but the various corners IN
breadttoiis that have been run in Chicago
a done more Injury t. the American
farmer than these sane trusts aud mo
Dopolles which are so souudiy, and come.
times jastly, bcrAted
br DepeWp
Coruers have robbed this country Of
her control Of the markets Of the world
In 1881 the famous Keene corner foreed
prices 80 high that the Dritish manuflS
turer became thoroughly frightened. He
saw that II was possible for a few daring
/ epecdlators In this country to put the
price VI food j., hiRh that lAborers would
be foreed 10 demand higher wages, aud
the marein tf prodt on manufactured
articles wou be wiped out England at
once set 10 work 70 met the nsw emer-
geney. Twenty thousand miles OF rail-
road were built In India aud every mile
epered up one hundred tn usand acres Of
wheat land. Transportation facilities in
Russia, Egypt aud other pats OF the
world were greatly improved, the result
being that America can no longer dictate
tue price of bread in tho markets of the
W I'D. The loss to the farmers Of this
country attributable 10 this eoVner can
hardly be computed Your eoruer of the
9th day Is having, and will continue to
have, disastrous effect. 1t has PIT the
price OF wheat Ia this country higher
than IL ia IN Liverpool, and all export
business has been st pped The III innate
elect OF corners IL bad upon the pro
Queer. The railroads lose by the opera.
ton, general busIDc 6 Is checked, and the
price Of the daily loaf Of millions Of pro
pie IL IAiGed By four or ave felloRS In
Chicago"
" How Is business 2"
Good everywhere. The outlook Is az
favorable rs the most sanguine uld
desire The railroads have the tom
rage they can haul, aud the rsat trouble
Is to q d cars enough to meet TIE de,
mands OF trade"
Politics ."
"Wby, l don't know much about
politics oaly know that Harrison is
going to be elected ghsre "a no doubt
Of 1t He will carry New York; though
on this point, suppae, Governor Hnl
would differ with me. Hsrrison's cleo.
ton will be the panacea for all the evils
in the body pol tx Tee general bust
ness OF the country, which Is good now,
will be better then Ny visit West how
ever, has nothing to do with pll tics. ]
am here for purely uslness nasons and
shall be in hew York again before the end
of the week."
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

L. is q grea. pity that tasrs cannot be
organised 3 society for the suppression,
or, Of least, for tie regnistion OF stained
glass, Iae dOoIs OF all the new apart
m0nt houses, visa rUt O faR OF their
windows, chow examples Of color gone
mad end dseisEs In cAAos Tbs ors
idtA Of 81 mskers OF then mODstIusl-
Hes Stems 10 bs 10 get ss many crude
colors 90 p1tsible, TO pat no tao t'ntb
that hsTmOh'EI eide by eide, to have no
Improbable design, and, shove oil, 70
inpEri to tbs whole an air OF Ehoddy
CheApness. Sss;Iei glass is = msttrlsl
which oSn only be effectively ussd with
ihs utmost care and a. considerable ox.
pansg. Inoompet.nt handling Rnd
economy Turned into ca intoiera hlo
nulsarne what shou'd ba ore OF the
most pleasing o. tho Artistic effol;s
In Architectural detail Tho cEly reli +
from fashion OF this kind Ia its run
ting Itself into the ground, 30 u tey,
until II 10 thrown aslde By the very
people who have abused It. II one may
judao by recent specimens Of tbs art, Il
Il already not FAR from tho ground, and
she sooner IL gets IN ID better.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

No. !. Dark bay msre, coming years old,
Il "a hands high, weighed 1900 pounds when
shipped; Clydesdale stock, lols OF bone, good
feet and an eNtranice mare.
2 Bay horse, 8 years old, 10 hands high,
weighs 100 pounds; good shape and will make
an extra nice family or business horse.
high, weighs 1850 pounds; good bone and good
feet chunky built; for an all-puIpose horse Is
q Dark bay horse, S years old, IS I-2 hands
high weighed 100 pounds when shipped;
smooth taade, nice shape, is as handsome y
horse as any gentleman ever lookedat.
s., Dark bay horse, 5y,ars old i5S-4h lnds
high, weighed 14b0 BIS when shlpped; smooth
horse.
s-Dark brown horse, 5 yesrs old, 10 81
hands high; eighs 100 pORilds, shows lots of
breeding and Is an extra nice family horse /;
fearless OF steam ana all other objects.
7nnd s-PSir OF sorrtl horses, and years
old, - 3.4 hapds hugh, weigh 200 FUNDS, close
rated, acs Ike one horse: for family or bust
ness tam is hard 10 beat.
O-Che5tnnt sOrrgl hOrse, years Old, is 81
hand high, weighs 1850 pounds, good bone
and good shaped horse; viii make a nice
business horse,
iO-Dannla gray horse. 10 hands high. velghs
1ibO pounds, s yesrs old, LOIS of style, nice
horse and log OF action; tbs horse will make
Il-Dsrk gray horse. years old. l5Jk hands
high weighed no pounds when shipped: This
Is low. down, wide-opt chunk; his Kind are
! very scarce; suitable for 81 purposes.
II Daprie gray horac, years Old IL "a
hands htgll, wtikhs 100 ponds; this horse IS .
slow gsit but trots in harness and nice sad
dler.
B-Rrnwu horse. years OLD, Is Ia hands high
weighs 1910 pounds, smt 9th made good shape,
good bone anu al extra nice horse
H-Red sprrsl horse, Dears old, Is i-2 hands
high. weighs 100 pounds, well broken siHSis
or double, extra nice horse.
10, Bay horse, wears old, Is H. hands high
weighs ill0 rounds, hne shape, nice handy
mover snd has more style than nnybody's
horse.
10. Dark gray horss years oil. Is l-2
wi1s-9at chlt-k; for cart o. all Kind Of WORK
can't be hest.
H. Handsome hay horse, years old, Is 81
hands hfgh, we ghs iioJ pounds Is the InaKlug
Of n nice family horse, with lots oistyle
IL. Dark la horse, years old, 10 3-i hands
j gn, weighs liO pounda, clO2e ma. G., smooth
built, good sHupa' an Etra good h0r.G,
~ hFTE bay horse, years old, 10 hands
high, weighs 1871 pp9ud=, good shape and
goo handy moving horse, rides wen under
saddle, PAGES Oh slow gait, but tfOts In har-
utsg.
% Dark gray horse, years old last spring,
IS 4 hands high, weighs 1850 poubdI. smooth
made, good shape, well broken single or
dnrble.
u HlacR mare, years old, 10 hands high,
weighs lsO pnrnds, good boue, chunky built;
for dratt horse is hard to beat.
Every horse 10 he as represented.
These are an extra lot OfhOrsea, direct from
the West, selected expressly with great care
for q IS market, Any one wanting a good
hor5e viii do well 10 Walt for this sale. No
posipOnement on account OF weather. A
credit ofa1 Gays with approved endorscr, in
o'clock sharp. Horses can be seen day before
sale.
l.. W, Stidham q Tn Auct., o25-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
Atf for Yonth's Smoking Tobacoo.
Jon. Wallace COZ Pine street.



BOSTON, Mats, Oct. ga Boston
Jury has decided that q husaand's alec
ions are worth $4,000. That il what
Mrs. MIrA BsAlB gets from Dr.. Thomp.
son, Of Lowell, to repay her for the love
which was alienAted from her by the
dootof'e le.iers 10 Ter husband. The
amount Of dsmARss created q sansatIo3
10 court, AMI there WAS q loud buz.
from the spectators Is the foreman OF
the jury announced the verdict to-day.
Dr. Thompson's counsel filed q motion
for sew trial on the ground that the
verdict was agAlnEt the weight OF evI
denoe and the damAgeg excessive.
When DE-. Thompson settles M be
viii only have SIC, 900 leil out OF 500, :.
coo, which he swora was his yearly in.
come from the sals Of . patent medf-
Gina.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

NEW YoRK, Dot. SO -UnlIks The
wau who bad SIS IN his insida pcokal
and wsat to ball In TAmmnny Hall,
waking up with nary . cert In biz
clothes, the aged misgr, Patrick 5kelly,
Eoke up In the Tombs Prison thi
morning, while WAid in OsboFne had
SIC. and some odd cents In safe keep.
Ing for him. FaiIick is about 60 yeaTs
old.
His hair 10 gray and thick, and 80 is
his mustnohe. His ftcs is rough and
scanned with wrinkles. He Il beioE
the medium height He has SOD coo In
banks In the State Of LouiaianA, bat
dresses worse than = vAzraut.
Sicily ts an Iri9bmap, and came 10
thia country with his mother, two
bro,heTs and two sisters Just after the
war. Land WAS cheap 10 the South
thtD, aud PatTtoh bought sugar plan
tatiou OF 1900 acres at ThibOdC aux l. at
about Us GER acre. His broihets, sIslegt
and mottor bought separate plan tatioDs
Tor themselves about four miles outside
Of Thibo1eAux. The brothers and ais
ters married, bnt Patrick lived alone.
Monty as his Idol.
BE loved gold for the pleasure OF
5Rving Il. Rscantly bis health broke
down and ha sold his plantation for
I'D 600 last July. He finally went 10
Ireland, but finding No place 10 suit
him thsre he came back here and ar.
rived on the AurRuiA ten days sgo. Po
licemIn LynA found him dunk In the
street and look him 10 the Oak Street
Station.
Whom SeArSbed be was found TO have
'hsee $500 gold certificates, o $500 bill,
elBO In $40 bills and S3.47 In chAnRe.
Total, ~, 663 AZ. Sicily was commit
ted to the Tombs, where Warden Ga.
borne will tAks.caps Of him until somb
friend Uho has beon telegrAphed for or
rtvos from tho Bouth.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The old story of throwing . looking
glass out OF the wln1oT aud carrying
feather bsi down staira he'd q praoti
cal tllustrAtioa 10 o nsW form in an In
oldent that osourIed Saturday night
when this DIRE hIe broke out At the rear
Of q. N. Browns bicycle store. A Do
lios CID ,ss, in making his way TO an
uppsr story, found n woman rushing
wildly around and deeply solicisous for
the safety OF canary, without giving
q single thought 10 . young child In tue
bedroom, though the destruction Of the
building seemed at the time imminent.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

william Mitchell, one Of the hes,
farmers in Now Castle county, on John
M,tchell's farm, in this County, near
Falkland, Dsl., has raised from one
sore OF land this year 800 burhelB oil
Chill vhite potatoes. Mr.. Mitchell
brought to the REPUBLICAN, 0fIlce thls
morning two baskets OF these potstoss.
One basket was heaped up full, with y
potatoes Weighing 81 pounds and thu
other basket was keSped with 10 cots.
toes Weighing 80 pounds.
In Raising this crop Mr. Mitchell ussd
Walton g. Whsnn's acid phosphate, 60n
pounds TO the acre, 400 pounds ploughed
In and 200 pounds afterwards drilled In
with the pJ.Atoes.
On three other soves Of ground, upon
which only stable manure was used, he
raised but $50 bushels. showing extra
ordinary merit In the phosphate Toe
potatoes will be In the REPUBIICAn
tflce few dAya for tho inspection Of
those interested.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Sealed proposals. Will he received by the
L uhtees Of the Poor OF New Csstle county
unlilD O'Clock M, Of October 81 lor SUM
plying the Alinslegse ami Insane Depart
mont rem October 2 . 1858. TO January 81,
ltt1r with bEeG mutton, balt porh, bread,
Eronerips. nouI and feo5, ID woods. clsiing,
drugs ana medicines, tooacro shoes and car-
pet slippers andEasoline. Bids for ferf VIII
he for guArterF, IN proper ion II one hind
JuaFteE with the kidney TT taken ont with
three forgqpsrtets, out ufcaitie well fattCd aud
Dir sing not less than Jp0unas.
BIDS for mutton vii, be for quarters only.
oa,ulnt must not be 0i Il les stanfard or
gray iiy than S5dFgrges,
schN mites contracting the appToN mated
amount or quantity or goods re ulred for the
TUhruF will be furnished 70 bidders FOR gro
egtlts. dry ao1ds, dtngs, clothing, Shoes = al
slippers.
The superintendent Wi.l be At tie afmshouse
al day on saturday, the nth. and Monday.
the 2nth 10 give any infpTmhu n aud show
sagples OF The goods required to be furnished
All supplies . be delivered at the Aims
house ats-ch times and In such Quantities as
may b. required
The Trustees the Poor reserve the rifht
TO reject any OF ali bids. U2j-Stt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The "sea saEpant" dldn't disOOntInne
Its tlavelg with tho close Of the warn
season. II jo1rned around TO the PAoi.
10 ooaat and was seen about . week ago
By Captain Edgar Avery, OF the bark
Estrell9s while en- toute TO San FeAD-
cisco from Tacoma, W. 7. ThaHcurio''
approached 10 within 900 yards Of the
vessel and the captain made several I'M
successful attempts to shoot It. Ire
captains wife and several Of the Grew
saw the serpent, and they described Il
- about 80 feet In length, with 9 long
Nook covered with coarse hair.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29
Ffahr Isetu.an Hnrnrn

Tgo htall.ong, on exhibition at fair
10 VinceuRss. ind broke from their
fsstsnings aud engaged In q q lh, Both
AnimSls appeared almost mai With
rage. They kioksd and BIT each he7
IN . most horrible manner, Rnd, with
blood streaming from their wounds,
thsy Continued the cor il'ct, oven after
several ooablys and IA -mers Attempted
10 separits thsm. The lasso was FINALS
bEur ghs into uss and the bslligsreuss
pSrted,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

The Information comes via Cornell
UniVsrsity that a NV EGeland Rsnius
Teosntly discovered cheap method Of
dlHolving zine bS combining 1t With
hydrogen and producing golutlcu
called no shter. "rhis liquid, II sp
pii5J to certain woods, Io'sbly Hhiie
W5ct, makaa it absolutely Gre-pTooI
aud at low eosE The invention IL
ksp. scores tor the present. Oaly one
oie,GueI-S'r Lyon Pisyfa,r. the EGG
lish scientist, knOws OF It, 10 IA ssic
TO oonhrm all that is claimed for the
nVsn'l3p, addiaR shot the Inventor ia c
suugliuE oasni3i, bns t1ss he has %
faculty. Of blundsIius into tho ohCio,
sso.e.s IN nEture's laboratory"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct % -AdYieea
from China were received to- day by the
steamer Arabic, which brought 40 cool g.
les, who fhipped before they heard of the
Exclusion act. The Chinese Times,
copy Of which tho captain of the Arabic
brought over with him, Gays: "The action
OF the Chinese Minister TO the United
States In the matter OF the recent treaty,
which virtually prohibits Chinesa en-
trance into California, has excited greet
luminosity IN KWantmg against him. and
endenvorS were recently made by an
angry mob 10 week his house" The
Arablc's coolies were not permitted to
land, and VIII be sent back TO the Flowefy
Kingdom.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

From BFegBsbuEg, Ind comes the
at0ry (IU5, OF course, that = yOuEg
lsdy ent note to . discarded lover,
requesting the rstuTn OF lock OF hair
shioh, Ia the Whilesome hOuTs OF court
ship, he RSd clipped from her dainty
tressas. RuNmaging bis trunk he co.
laeted q nunbaE OF looks, eullsd fr %
various "bsst girls" during His love
making career, and fol wAE0ed thtm IN
: bundle TO the girl, inolOsiBg note to
the effect that be had rally forgotten
which vas hsrs, but ale sight Fsleut it
Z O thoza forwarded, and return the
rest at her conYsniencs.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

Bernard Meyer, OF OmAhR, recently
felt slight pain under his left snuui'
der. Tne pain soon became Intense and
dootor Mss sonRnt. Aa exAmiBatiol
OF tho SPOT revealed o hsri aublascs,
W iol, GA being eGsTsoted, prayGd 20 Ia
a neocls n good condition. Meyer has
no recollection OK q noodle having co,
tered b 6 body, bat Lii mothor says ths'
Il occurred when he Was an infant, 81
years ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

An endless railway train, consisting Of
400 pa form cans, is to be one of The at
tractions AT the Paris Exhibition. The
rail will bs sunk so that the plat forms
will be on level with the surface, aGd
the train will run slowly enough to per-
nit most people 10 sep on and of while
II is in motion, but, for the aeeonmoia-
tion Cf elderly psople, a stop OF Is
seaOlds every minute will be IL AIDE. The
motive power will be electricity.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

List year an orchard Ct Grass Valley,
GAL, ives Infested with the Goblin motl
AID other fruit-1ssttoying inseess. Al
though no attempt 10 Grad lcAts the
pests was made, this year the orchard
10 Tres Of Insects and the fruit Is SOUND
and olesu. To the pTssenoa OF an cleo
trio light IN the Immediate vicinity this
change is attrl outsd, and perhaps right
fully, for thousands OF the dead nests
have nightly 0ssn found on the ground
under tie light.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

In exoavktinz for sewers on the main
street a. Helena, NJ T., the workeri
Uafe s 'hud" in the shape of Erich
dirt" which, according TO accounts, runs
dollar 10 thB pan The street 10 a part
Of the old Alder Gulch, which produces
many milltOnB IN the seventies. The
riCh dirt extends for block, and cid
timers soy that this particular spot had
never boon worked. The contra otnrs
are making arrangements to have the
ground thoroughly developed.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 8. s. TUE
An stats Of delaware. t. the Shgr,G Of
rev Castle County, ureoting:
sRT whereas MsraAIst q SmbI by q
} - PetittRn % ths Judges OF oar Eu
perior O9urt nied IN the once u
he ProthonotarY OF the Baif C0nrt, IN and
nor the Oeusty OF New OgRls fCr the cause
o. com laint tuo-ein alleged hes mEds ap-
lleatisn to our said 1ujsCs that a docres
may be prene uueef diTOlying tho marriage
existing between he Fettii0aaF ana hOr bus.
bAnt, hehFy q. GAmbls, We 1'hercieIe con-
maud you - you hNve been lsreLofors com
lu9ndod, ttHt y1u aRE1mon Henry q. Bbm.
rle 20 that h3 be end appear before tins
iudgea OfCus sEi3 O9uFs 81 tho n6It tercl
thereof 70 ba hoti a. wilmington, on n N
LAY, the tWonty sizth day Of November
next to answer the allegations OF tho Fhld
Petitioner, aeayrdinz 70 tho Act Of AsFs
bly,, IN such case msds ana provided, and
also 70 DO and receive Waat the Eaid OCul
ihtll thon sn1 thore consider oNEcsTnln5
hin 10 this bshaU &c 70 ths Court ahsll teen
use. and cJr6iHgRo t vita tho pEJyislcuB Of
the fhid Act Of Assembly
And hGYa YOU thBu thorn this witt.
WttneaP, tho Honorable Joseph r Come
KS, tfqutre, At " ilmiaRton the sacord day
Of october, A. d., eighteen huNdrsd and
e'HEig eight. gro. A. MAXWELL,
FronthonotRfY.
nFuad uelcb,r latb, 1858.
Tue above 10 : trus copy OF tina original
Wttt GILES LAMBsDN.
olO. 2T,n3 le-it shoin.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

When = Woman makes up her Mid
TO attend 4 bargain BEle she will ga,
there. Ysstsrd az on fairfield avenue,
bridgeport, Conn sfvsn women lett
seven baby carriages and six babies 81
In row out.lio OF . stoIe while they
went In TO cave monty In buyiFg tape,
spoil thread, hsir pins and other neoss,
tRfloa CT life at discount. -Four Of the
babies we're crying.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-29

A giant locomotive is being con-
p.zuotfd In Rnst0n. l. ia for use on ths
The living wheels are Of paper, with
steel tree. Honnomy in fuel lie ACCOM-
plithed by o pump which util,Ess the
exhaust stBam to htAt water, End BY >
large combustion chandler, which huFi E
All the gas l. Is expected tho engiaB
will u. Axe so miles IN hour, with 10
coaches, on an ordinary EoAd.