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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17
A Sound Legal Opinion.

L. Bainbndge Munday Esq, Coun
ty Atty, Clay Co, Tex. says: "lIavC
used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. My brother also was very
low with Malarial Fever and Jaun.
dice, but was cured by timely use OF
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric
Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. ID. l, Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying
lie positively believes he would have
died, had it not been for Electric
Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as
we'll as cure all Malaria Disease, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands unequaled. Price
SOC and 81 at Harry B, Gamers City
Pharmacy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17
MAGNIFICENT PULLMAN BUFFET
SLEEPING CARS RUN BETWEEN
LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA MEMPHIS WITHOUT
|-.HH. CHANGE.

@-PassenGers should purchase Tickets via
this Line, il is emphatically the Most Attract
i've Route In the South to-day.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17
Buoklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
Sold by Harry B. Garner, City Phar-
macy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17

The KENTUCKIAN cannot afford to
give each subscriber a two-horse
wagon or a fine sewing machine, but
all are treated alike and given the
same amount of miscellaneous read
ing for only 81 a year. Should any
of your neighbors contemplate sub
scribing for a paper, recommend
the KENTUCKIAN.
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TEN and 1t is very necessary for them
to pay when their times are out, as
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KENTUCKIAN.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-17

HE little folks viii
not be neglected by
the managers Of
the Cincinnati
Centennial. Asso-
ciated with the
Educational De
partinentwill be a
kindergarten, in
charge of Miss
Louise NJ. Taft,
Mrs. Edna War
den and Mr.. c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
Hcrss And wagon Uncovered.

About three weeks ago horsf,
wagon, harness and blanket we're
stolen from james sawdon's stable at
Seventh aud Wollaston streets. The
horse belonged to james Il Thomas, q
drover, who buys and seils cattle for
Mr.. SAwdcn, but the other articles
were Mr.. Sawdon's pro7trty Nothing
conoerninR the missing team was dis
covered until 9 day OF 30 sRo, when
Mr.. Thomas came across notorious
character who has done time" in New
OAetie jail.
This man tod hlm ma he knew
where the team Sas, and upon being
promised a reward # 1t Was recovered
got Mr.. Thomas ~ accompany him 10
jersey Cry. Upon ltsir arrival the
man ie!t M. Turner FOR while, and
v hen he retained trtugai the nits,Dg
team. Il was shipped for this city last
night AnG arrived here ihls m0TntsR
The borse shows that he has been bad )
used, and IL quite SICK from lurg fever
Mr.. Thomas speLt about tliV In IecoTtr
K ing the teAm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
KNICK-K NAURs.
tourist without money is a tramp.
BY AMBROSE s. oTTEy.

A tourist without money Is a tramp
A tramp who has money Ia tourist.
Beauty of the soul never dies Its
mortality ia nourished In heaven.
ConsC iousuess II sin, is often moved
oil the minds OF many. let IT comes as
often as removed.
Don't waste time and money on bush
ness that is overcrowded.
Every man Is his own ancestor; and
every man his own heir He devises his
own future and inherits his own past.
Friendship--one soul in two bodies
God lie easily reconciled to those that
confess their ia ults, and repent OF them
Hope is the anchor Of the soul
Inevitable evils are always best sup
ported.
Just as long as the world stands, you
Will find men who will attend u your
disadvantage, to their advantage.
Kisses adj snit OF a great variety Of char.
ae.er No lees than eight diyeIsltlCs are
mentioned in the Bible-sAluta,ion, vale
diction, reconciliation, subsection, sp
probation, alteration, treachery and alice
tion.
Life is but an inn, where travellers stay;
Some only breakfast, then away;
Others to dinner stay and are iull fed;
The oldest only sup and 20 TO bed;
Longer is his bill who fingers out the day
He who goes the soonest has the least 10
pay"
Make Your mind beautiful by the exer
else Of kind thoughts and the perior
nance OF mob deeds.
Mature is frank, and will allow no mar
to abuse himself without giving him s
hint Of 1t,
Only the politicians that claim every
Thing
Presence of mind s. a life preseryer
which although never patented is not ye
TO be possessed by all men
Qucetions OF moment require dellher
ate answers
Refuse the favors of Il mercensry man
Some peoples AvArlce knows no bound
To morrow is the fatal time whtn al
is to be rectihed.
Unspot,ed Dy Justice, yalor is good 70
nothing; and II all men we're lust Their
would be no need OF vAlor
Nirtuous men are the salt OF the earth
J they make II healthy 10 live In
We never graduate In religion, becaut
the nearer we are To God the more we sc
there is 10 be learned
Experience has taught ia that VIZ
III Al can keep secret half 30 well rs
Imam could tell it
You should not spoil 70 day by tlini
lrg OF tomorrow, or mar your hreakfai
by speculAting en- what you shall hay
for dinner
Jealous actions produce great vices
well as virtues
: CLArMoNT, Feb 25th, 1883.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01


Second uontA, 900, 1885,
Amp. Con mous, in her s,bt yeEr.
Funeral tom tho residenee OF her son.ln.
lsv. Isaac u. Philips, Greeuoank, DelawarS,
on Tth daJ, uird mOhth. 10 leave toe
house o. one O'CLOCK. lnltrnent At the
Wilmington and BsaoywlBc eemotsrJ.
DFNT-On the 27th inst, Walter. cen Of
John 1 ami Llst A. Dent, aEed II ye3Ts
Relatives and friends ara 70 petfully IN
vned TO attend his funeral from hit ptren't'
residence No. ltl9 JAG Istn street on Thurs.
day afternoon at O., lOoz. -eTv CO at the
h use lntgrntns NJ tue Wilmington an
'tr'rdywino Cemetery, vitho0s fut.hsI
notice
lPhIhCE.-FebrGAry -. 1875, Cloyd Tind
lev in., mt so0 OF :. hosHid EuC ri. l. &,
PttToe, AGED monshE.
| Service IT tho TeAideEce OF hts iaioni
No SCI Yves. sixth street, NuiF Jay even
uE, a. clotE luteriatnt on Friday
no. ming a. ,orcoidyil-, Pa
"Our Only One"
| Il ABKiS.--Dn the avn inst, n s.iosrpt int
vile Of WIN Harris ant dauSh Of Vim
| n. POnusEili. aged IS years
t0'atives ana iTtoud3 are especially IN
| gittd " attend tho IN otral from hCg fR'heT'l
rsildsDce. el5 Fronch street, on Salurdal
afternoon, Service tn Rouse 81 o'ciocx
lltornGnt 1t Hewp,r;, Del
HOOPES-At " iiU1.nst neI. on psoo nj
month 70, RGchcl IS s3ott 10 pes, r.iict O.
the late joshua Hopes o! est Chester
aged 10 years.
| EGneTai at her late Tetidence, No. l2li
| MARKET street, WiipinRtop, OF saver III day
the 8 inst OF 10 20 O'Clock. Intern sEt q
| Wet Chts.er ct 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

As we are having plenty Of cold
weather II 10 good time 10 test the
truth OF the following proverbs:
Horses and N ules very lively, without
apparent cause, Indicates cold weather.
Domettio fowls stand on one leg be
fore cod weather.
IL dom estic geese walk east and hy
u Get, expect cold weather.
Whsn the swallows hF low, or when
scsse fy, expect storm OF cold.
a scJeeohing owl indicates cold
weather.
Prairie chickens coming into the
creeks and timber, indicates colo
weather.
II the wolves how! and foxes bAth
Idusing the winter, expect cold weather
IL high, dark clouds are seen In win
/ ter, expect cold weather.
WI rs Trom the north indicate cold
Mock sans In winter are usually fol
lowed by intenea cold.
SGr dogs IL winter indicate COLI
weather.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

ELLIcoTr CITY, Md, Feb 29.-Mr
Samuel Day, q prominent farmer OF the
fourth district Of Howard County, near
ShAffsrsyille, became suddenly irsane
abort II O'Clock on Monday night last.
With his bare feet aud hands he smsS =
ed the Windoas, mad In his frenzy
grabbed q red hot stove aud threw II
out OF tho window. He then, without
shoes or bat, rughed from the house.
There WAS no one in the house at the
tine but his vile, who was sick in bed.
A ueiehbor, however was attracted BY
Mrs. Days screams. The fugitive,
whose route could easily be traced by
the blood from his feet, which had been
terribly lacerated by the glass, was pur-
suej to another ntiehbor's house. winch
he had tried iorcibiy to enter. But for
the recognition OF his voice by his
friend he would have been shot. 90
being taken home u WAS fonnd that hiD
llmos were frott bitten, and that his
hands were dreAdfully cut and burned.
Yesterday Mr.. Day had somewhat I'm
proved and could roooRniZe some OF hiE
friends. Upon the advice OF hts phys!
cian II Was conc uded to await further
developments before taking stops Il
send him to an Institution. No caubt
can ba assigned for the sudden chang
IN Mr.. Days mentAl condition, ans
much ~ npathy is expressed at the &C
curTenoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
Wooing with His Diamond.
-. 49, - 49,

From the new hork Stef.
A story 10 told In Brooklyn society Of
the sudden appearance OF former res
iient with o large diamond and an AM
bition, equally Rli.tering, TO marry 8
formar sweetheart II he could. He had
been TO Australia, made pile. and was
coming back 10 stay long enough to get
q wife, give her the diamond, marry
her and take her back there. UDfortu
nately the Rirl Of his choice was en-
gagged and spous to marry. The Aus
trs!iAn went sadly away without hnv
Ing shown his diamond, and In day or
two he gave II to another old acguains'
anoe. Then he called upon the lady OF
his choice 70 bid her good-by, and she
told him that she had b sen thinking the
natter over aud had found that she
loved him better than she loved the
man to whom she was engaged. Back
went the young man to the Ritl 70
whom he had made Q present Of his Ola.
mond and persuaded her to give It e
him and take its worth Ia money oil
another jewel. He then took the Ola
mond TO the girl for whom 10 vas In
tended, and she became his wife and
they sailed for Australia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

CHGcA 90, March 1.-Zsyh Davis. i 9
younx eolored N 81 who murdered 10
year-a,d Maggie Gsughsn IN this citJ
on Monday norOiDg, Inscs a comics
sion yesterday. He ssys he Was alone
in the stOre vher Maggie came in Mon
day morning. Alter she bad stood by
The stove come time he told her TO 80 &c
work. Some words passed between
them, and, bsOomirg augered, he picked
up a hafohot With which he had been
splitting wood, and threw II at her. The
weapon cat her forehesd and hand
Then eht begAE 10 strike at him, when
he killed ber with the hbtchel. He
denied having crlminAily assaulted The
Rir!. Davis claims 10 bs II years Of
age, although be appears TO be two CT
three GALE OlGar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
List OF Public sales.

/, LArRin's estate, city.
/, q. n. Hill. Christians Id.
], samuel Oarltie, W. q. y. Id.
/, Cyrus stern, city.
3, j W Burris, N u. Id.
q Misses White, Christiane nd.
8 W. q. Martin, city.
M. n. and ). @. Dlehl, N. y. HID.
6, rood h Donoho, B:andywfne, Id.
., James q. Morrison. W. y. q. HID.
O. u, Is. Ferris. Ponoade- HID.
o. John a EmnA McOay, Del. %. Pa.
o, PenO0ss X Lyman, OhrijtihnA Hid.
:, James Mckinney, W. q y.
7, aaron Tyson, Chester, Pa
:, rhomas Wilson, OsristIsna lid.
8, lBasc 5. Fraser, Pencaior HID.
9, Harry MAhAffy, Brsndywino I'D.
s, IL. ,. Fisher, niilI Greek nd.
., ndAry A. pAle, Sgandywine Id.
10, heald n Co.. real estate.
IL, W. b. Mote, ". q. Greek.
u, Proud n Merriek, Oentrsville, Del.
II, John 7. Hen3rieTson. m. q. HID.
10, LYMAN b Foster, Chfistiana nd.
ls, ". Y. Warner, city.
u, koDerts h HbpnAm. Chester, Pa.
Il, Mrs. Jos. X. Lyman, M. q. HID.
u, !. ~, S.fdham, heirs, Christians I'D.
10, OIosver n Niekerson, N. y. Nd.
Is, t4orden a Oonexay, brRndywine nd.
re, John Rsll, PeneGder Nd.
10 and is. A. II. Chandler, mandy HID.
le. John BrAnnAn Mt, Ophl.
10, James Mckinney, W. q. q. Ht.
20, Geo. Cochran, n. q. hid.
~. :. b CAfpentsr, Beaver valley, lei.
20, W. Y. Warner, o'ty,
~, Aaron Tyucn, Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
FIFTH EDITION


Chief Engineer Bond n, a.
Department, has Just returned y, ~
Two weeRs trip to Florida IT.
sotioee his trip ~ = deilshtf,i cra
left this city on the S,h ofIn., , Uue.
q snow storm, but on his .,,,1i,
Jacksonville on the morning af '.tA
he found things com pIeteIv , y, Msl
ed. Instead OF 4 suow storm +. s
"a beautiful Nay morning I'M h. W, ,Oa
trees along the streets OF ,b ,]s ,1 Olaai
green foliage and laden vin wa
huit. Flowers were bloomi,Is'a
everything apparently va, .o,n
re summer drets. 1t Wa hAri h I'M
that this was winter " 'e'li
The climate OF Florida ", n.
says, Ia tho most delightful hs s,
perienctd, warm and pltA,as,
the day but 10 the evening WI s-'
never chilly. The love, ts, ~,
State In which Mr.. Bond mn, N, :,
10 swept over by the coo. n, Al ~, w. ~
Immediately on the Roiaa dow
aun, and this mskes It JUS, pi.,nn,
o perst n 10 sleep between bAnsr.
The people Of Florida Aie MAJ,
people from the North, and Is NJ,
pal cities OF the State 1e A. b,..,
crowded with tourists. Boon NV NV
be secured In any OF the no.el, In n.
places unless notes Il rirs, ~
The principal fruit raised Is ,bs o,,,
although fruits OF ali kinds can mi
raised. Mr.. Bond Also saw , M
orchard in fruit, be.ouRlps 10 NJ
Bidwell. The peaches A,s kpoT
the Bidwell peach. This otcb,S
situated AZ Orlando, and psA,bs
size OF shellbarks are or the trees
The south oentr6, portion Of Pos
ts known as the lake region.
abounds In numbers o! fIa,h n,
lEker. The waie; Is c!esr WsI,
aud pure Us tina, Of moun!a,p nv
In the lakes the Guss, al az
caught. Mr.. Bond aud b.. oomp,t
for four days oampSd uea. The bJ,js
one of these lake., subsls,,rs o.
hsh they caught and toe San,
thot The only trouole tIrsdsu|
was that the fishing taet.e yblcka
hal was not strong enuIih 10 boa
hsh when they SO zed tie halt MI
rear the Iocne OF the Olson o..
tionsR In the eastern pu, Of Id
county; Also re,r the .And, sSiaa
numb Der OF Wilmington. at n Ind
ested.
Mr.. Bond also visited ,tt yotsu
aub-tropioal exposition 4, JatEsptu
Here are exhibited the siS,ns, "a
and roll OF each county ci EiMl
These are In charge Ct c1uzatsl
Who makes al explanations ltotm
There are elso exhibits tan OGi
America, Mexico and tie isAlaI
near the pepinsulh Of FlOrtL
Bond looks As Though biz i'g d
have benefited blm oors!dtnaJ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

Yesterday was the tenth hirthdsy Of
Mr.. John + WLSnr, Q. the firm OF j..
A. CraT sion & Co, Ar last tv ming he
was surprised st kisresidsucs on James
stree, Sswpo.:, by 4 uumbes OF his
frienda Although M WhAun was 10
years d yesterCSy, Il vas only his
tenth b.s.hGay and considerable ainuse.
ueIt was created by the fact that the
party use coruus'e- e. though he wac
bu. 10 year 81 sCe The evening Was
spsn. IL socie II Anrtg, and when the
guests took thsl' departure, It was with
eincese TigL6s that their nos, may lIv-
20 attain bic MAJ gritty, aud celebrate La
I2lgt birthday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
FOURTH EDITION
A Journalist murdered.

Tho Toronto Globe announces the
death Of Mr. George Eyvel of the Oau-
adam HAnsard staff, and one OF tho
beat known Journalists Of the Domin'
ion, from the effects OF most lament
abba series OF events. He WAS Reing
home alone one very GOLD niRht, about
four weeks ago, when he was set upon
by threa men and sandbaRged. lie
was rendered unconscious by ut leset
two heavy blows, and Was then robbtd
by his Aseailants. who even took the
overshoob from his feet. He lay uncou-
ecious for about four hours, then reoov-
erinR found his hands frozen and him.
self unable TO get homo.
He dragged himself 10 the nearest
house, and being unable to find or reach
the nerest bell, raped with his ha1 ds
on the glass besida the door. Not DO
Ing able to AttrS ct attention, he raped
harder and broke the glass This
aroused the people OF the house, who
came down, and misapprehending the
situAtiop, Instead OF taking him In kept
him out OF doors while somebody went
" . drus store to telephone for the
police. In due time two oonEtAbles ar
rived. Mr.. Eyvel gave them his name
and address; but they, Instead OF TAX
ing him home, took him to the police
ststion, where he lay until IL O'Clock
next morning, when he was taken
home.
On arriving there he was placed
under medical care The utmost tha'
surgical skill could do TO save his I'm
gers was done, but In vain. A feN
days ago parts OF oil the fingers OF bill
left hand we're removed, and q day o,
tWo AfterwArd three fingers OF his righ
hand were taken away. Owing TO b..
health having bsen run down NJ Thu
time OF the occurrence Mr.. Kyvel'e con
stiiution was unable TO stand These SO
we're shocks and be sank until las
Monday, when he died. He leaves
wife and three small children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
Murder over "a Land TItIe.

HOUSTON, Texas, March lat g
settlement known ss Spanish Camp,
about co miles wess OF Houston, Tt1ss,
Slrday morning, ntg-o oabiu wac
ses on Ore and the occupants sho: down
~ they ran from the building. FIVE
we're killed, one severely wounded, aro
two peTisbtd in the flames. In TIE
same neiRhborhooi the dead body q
William Battle, calored, was foo nd
hanging to tree. The affair Is said tc
be the outcome of a suit over the title
of tho land where the negroes lived and
which they had purchased. The sui
vas decided In favor Of the negroes
Tho settlement 10 said to be compose,
of Mex!cAns, negroes and dtsIe'a I
whites.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
me OoIor Inc on ItAll.osds

The Inter STATE Commerce Commits
sion hAs decided IL the cnte OF W. L.
Heard, coiorsa man, AgalEst tho
Georgia RGi!roLd CompsGy tina. Heard,
having paid frt;'clAss fare, WAS en-
titled to ~ good accommodations as
Others WHO paid the tsme. BE WAS
wronged In being made 70 ride in a car
|ot WhicE oBe.hAlt Was used Is Q
smoker, the accommodations being in.
fertor. Separation Of white and c2loTad
passengers 10 permibsihle, provided the
accomn odstlous given TO coloTed pas
sengers art eQusl to those given to
whine passengers pay ing the FAME faro.
This decision has ottE anticipated md
gil, excite &c surpr'Ae
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

The young folks who are fond OF skai-
ing or riding, either in carriage or on
horseback should visit the rink at the
corner of Eleventh and Madison streets.
either exercise lie exhisrAting and cslcu-
lated TO promote ths health OF all who
moderately participate. The efforts of
Mr.. Griffith to please are being sppze-
elected and his "merry 60 round" is beie G
quite literally pstr)nizcd. The price OF
admission lie only ten cents, and the young
people can consequently enjoy Themselves
without suffering great pesIniary loss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

The horse 1ttAchsd TO the mi,h
wagon of Joseph Bland, who oocuciss
the farm of VIM. Wilson on the Ken
nett pike, four miles north Of this CITY.
ran away this morning from Tenth Snl
Monroe streets, breaking the single.
tree and spilllng quantity OF milk
At Sixth and Monroe he cOllided with
on awning post, which Brought him 10
sudden halt. Tae wagon was slightly
broken, hut luck , the horse esuapeI
with Gut little injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 The Ris
hon. Joseph Chamberlain arrived in
his city nom Washington this after.
econ, lie wss met Of the Broad Street
station By committee OF the Sors o.
5t. George To morrow MIR. Chamber
lain will visit various points OF interest
N the city, and in the evening be will
te entertained by George W. Childs,
WHO vii. give banquet In lis honor.
III sAlls for England next week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

The Treasury Department has de
cided thai sO-eGlle. hair penclis, { om
mercially kRDvn 3, throat brushes, are
dutiAble al ttt rate Of 80 per cent, nd
vAlorsu.. .ALsc that certain damAsk
doJ lies, being complete and separate
articles, Ere duiishie ~ The rate Of So
per ceuc sd vdlorsn. Ale, tbSt cases
for posSei combs, On one side OF which
small looking glAsseb are inserted, are
not the nsrai sud ordinary Coverina s Of
such a;t.clB', Gnd are, therefore, snfj to'
70 duty 81 the cate o! 100 per cent, nd
valorem.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
NIL w W. uereorAn.. WIN.

WAsHIRdrCS. D. c.. Feb. 29.-The
will Of the ate ". ". CorcorAn was filed
and admitted 70 probate to day. The
only public becuests are 100000 TO the
Corcorsn Art gallery, 70 which Mr.. Cor
coran hsc Alresdy given q 800, 900; f50,-
900 TO the Louise Home, TO which he had
given IN l.ie 15O0,COG; 5000 each to the
three orphan ssylums OF the District, ard
s., 900 70 the Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Many Requests. ranging from 100000 to
SIS 900, are made 70 relatives, personal
friends ant ser wants. The remainder Of
the estate, about 5000 600, ts left IN
trust !cr hll ttree grandchildren.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01
Runaway.

Last Saturday incoming 3 bOyll
IL years CT age, who gave BIS HiaI
William Hellings, Adebs sppsrI'
10 this city and said tia. hsu.
search Of some re al.ves vhu n
here. While he was taking % "a,
Lopez at Ninth ArG WAnr. Il
Q roEer BarnhIll came sor1 sd
bsing told by the bog that 4
friends living near the BtlHdHi
went with him In ssarsa q ten
o fruitless chase be sdvistl mn
20 TO police station and renal
until his friends could be Il Ind
little fellor told the uayer ithA
from Baltimore, where be hAi
n Catholic home, bLtwhsu SskSl
the home WAS located, SAD be q
tell ~ he had not betn tGsta .
time. Upon looking n III eiei
mayor discovered TIE ie'isu u
on the buttons. bus The ~ ~
oil the clothes 0 the BONE wi. =
in tina, m amer This tIEh
however, was not ssi.f.ss,Ji!
mayor, and he instructed C4IdVd
ortv to write 10 tbs CD -ais GIN
OF Refuge 10 PhiiEde,pt!A s!'ssl
boy's knowledge, and mAA' .
qnirief. IL apeSet, ie.sfFaa
o0!ved yesterday af.ethC5n WI
superin endou: OF tbs. in,'iapN
ing tina. the boy hsd run ssr
there, and 10 hold him uht. =
could bs sent down TO tAEe lin"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-01

County TAX Collector Seary Is e.al
.clunueG to his house, and is under Or
Grimshaw e care L. is slGteG that he /.
threatened with pneumonia, nut It is aito
said that he is Rble to tieu tax recc.r;s
and receive taxes at his home. II Mr..
Neary Is willing to do this i, shows q dts
position on his part to DO the best lie car
under the circumstances.