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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-19
EEWsY NEW YORK NOTES.
mr.. IN .lee..lsy :. the warD.sI'.

NEW YORK, September l6-Barney McGan-
ley stole 90 from his wife's bureau drawer last
Sunday and got drunk. After looking for him
three days and three nights, Mrs. McGanley
found him washing down the decks of a Jersey
canal boat. He was penniless and still drunk.
Mrs. McGanley barred her right arm and dealt
him blow which laid him fat on his back.
Then she caught up loose piece of plankine.
turned him over, spanked him hard and finally
beat him senseless She knocked down deck
hand who had helped McGanley spend her
money. and pounded the captain-tin he roared
for help. A policeman, who heard the captains
shouts, arrested and locked up Mrs. McGanler
after running rough and tumble fight Of Is
minutes. In her efforts to escape arrest Mrs.
McGanley tried to drown and strangle herself
She was held on half dozen charges.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-19

A WOMAN boarded Philadelphia street car
with seven children, and so ingeniously ar
ranged them on each others laps that three
car fares settled her bill with the Traction
Company. Are they all yours7n asked an aj-
miring passenger. '.Be goi, they be, and pair
of twins home in the basket"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-19
scandinavian Delegate. COMING.

A private cahlegram from Copenhagen TO-
day announced the departure, on the steamer
Thingvalla, of the Norwegian and Danish dele
cation who are to participate in the Interna-
tional Marine Conference to be held in WASH
ington next month,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-19

THREE girls In East Liverpool agreed to let
each other read the last love letters they had
received. Great was the excitement when It
was discovered that al we're written BY the
same young man.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14
And What ! custn,nerl

The man who estimates bis fellows BY th'
material and cut OF their clothes is liable {,
make embarrassing mistakes. The follow
ing story, which may be true, Is told is tht
Austrian papers, and is amusing society il
Vienna;
a few weeks ago a man dressed IN Tyrolesi
costume entered the shop of the principa
barber ID Innsbruck, sat down n a chair an,
made a sign that be desired 10 be shaved
The proprietor Of the establishment is pa
tronised by an the civic bg-wigs Of III
place, ana is naturally anxious to keep th
circle Of his customers select. Seeing, there
fore, a rough looking fellow, clad 10 tile ma
tional joppe, reclining onthe velvet plush tina
was sacred 70 local officials. De approaches
the daring intruder and bluntly told him;
We don't serve peasants here; this Is a Sd
loon for gentlemen
The stranger rose, with smile. ever
well, be said hut oblige me, IN case M,
adjutant should come 10, BY telling him tie
/ have gone u be shaved BY your rival aaros
the street am the ATchduke Joseph
Tie SFchduKe, who Is commander in-che
Of the hungarian landwehr, and who ough
to be known pretty well by sight even IN th
Tyrol then lifted his hat and departed
Youths Companion
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

GE0RGE-D IERING. On Septem yer II, by
tie Rev. George Z. Thompson. Edwin NJ
George Of Centreville, Md, and Rebecca DER
Ing Of Lehigh county, Pa.
HORN -PARKER.--ln this city, on the nth
instant. by the Rev David Howard s. j Horn
and Mary Virginia Parket, DO h Of this city
HUNT CROSBY ON September 8, BY the
Rev " II, burrell at Camden, i. Thomas
+ Hunt Of Philadelphia, and Miss Jennie
Crosby u Darby, Pa
JERVlS-F0EEACRE AT Newark, Del
on Thursday. September y, by the Rev n. NJ.
Brow ne. Elmer Il. JerN 5 and MARY A Fore
acre. both O. New Castle county.
JONES LUCAS.-In Union NJ. +. parson-
age, on Wednesday evening. September II.
by the Rev. Adam Stengle, William J. Jones
Of Mhddletown. Del, and Miss Mary Il. Lucas
of Sassafras. Md
WALTON WILLIAMS -InFthis city. on
Septem Der Il, BY he Rev. John y. G. Hanna,
william z. Walton Of Wilmington and Car
RE L. Willema Of 81 cenbank Del.
WHITCRAFT-Q UINN.-In this city, on
September II, by the Rev, John D. c. Hpnna.
Harry H.. Whiteraft and Nellie Quinn, both OF
Win ingt0n, Del,
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sHoT peAu ~ us oFFIcg.
Christian Deyhle Kills the Man who Igad
Wronged Him.

Christian Deyhle Kills the Man Who Had
wronged Him.
NEW YoRR, Sept l4.-F w. Gesswein, an
importer and jeweler, doing BUSINESS at 80
John street, was murdered in his office by
Christian Deyhle d machinist, Of 1915 Sar-
geant street, Philadelphia. Deyhle called
upon Gesswein and shot him dead. The
murderer gave himself up. Inquiries among
jewellers show that there is a general belief
that Gesswein had wronged Deyhle, and had
practically robbed him of an invention
Gesswein at first bought quite large quant-
ties Of Deyhle's refractor. but finally censor
70 patronize him. Deyhle made inquiries
and became satisfied that Gesswein was
making the refractors himself An infringe
ment suit failed on technical grounds, and
Deyhle had no money to carry the proceed
ings further.
A man who was in the next room when
Deyhle aud Gesswein had their interview
says he heard Deyhle say: You have ruined
me, and have made much money from my
invention. The s500 necessary to secure my
admission 30 the Old Mems Home is but
small part of what YOU really owe me. VIII
you let me have itfn Gesswen repliedi II
do not owe you a cent and will not give you
anything The fatal shot followed inn
mediately Gesswt.in was a very energetic
man, who had built up large business In
manufacturing jewellers tools He en-
ployed 200 men He was noted for rough
manners, and allowed no sentiment 70 inter
fere with what h6 considered his business
interests
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

Warmed and dressed, the playful fellow
began his evenings amusement. If the mas
ter's quiet game Of cribbage was going on, he
often began by marking his prey from hi
seat On the armchair, and without warning
springing 70 the middle Of the table, scatter.
Ing cards like chaf, upsetting cribbage board
aud sending the pegs flying, siapping card.
out Of the hands Of the players and biting
neolle like holes In them
10 make great comnotion Of any sort
was his delight Sitting peacefully Oh ms
lap Or lying fiat upon his stomach, every
limb stretched cut, apparently the most in
nocent and harmless Of pets, he would Otter
quietly rise 10 his feet and before | suspected
him snatch my book out Of my hand Of
spring over IL into my face. II I started al
this rough salute, as was tolcrabIy sure T.
do, he was struck with panic, gave one
mighty bound 70 the mantel, the bracket OF
a lamp, the edge Of an open door, or the floor.
where he stood few seconds motionless as
he alighted.
panic, indeed, struck through him in.
stantly, with curious effect. Whether he
were lying quietly on ones knee, standing
sitting, or in whatever position on beng
alarmed by an attempt to capture him, or 10y
an unexpected sound, be instantly disappeared
sideways, backward or forward mattered
not-without IN any way making ready, o.
getting upon his legs IL was as If his body
we're spring, or as If be were flung by some
force outside Of himself-he simply went II
is impossible 70 give an idea Of this most re
mnrkable movement; l never saw anything
like IL. A curious fashion he had also Of leap
ing against the bare side wall Of the room
which he struck Aatly with all tours, ant
then bounded Off m another direction Ihav,
seen the same thing done by a squirrel, ant
also-strange as it seems by q bird DIV,
Thorne Miller in Popular Science Monthly.
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I4e TOUCHED A "LvEu WIRE.


Death Was fundamentally Body Was
Horribly burned.
New YoRK, Sept a. -Joseph Matz, an
Italian fruit vender al the corner Of East
Houston and Chrystie streets, was killed by
coming ia contact with live electric wire
Of the United States Illuminating company.
The manner Of his death was horrible and
peculiar The awning over his stand had
become ciogged with mud drinpings from
the roof Of the corner building, and Matz
while attempting u remove this accumula-
tion lost his footing, aud TO stay his fall
grasped a wire near the edge OF the awning
The recent heavy rains had soaked the in
sulatiOn o. the wires and he was literally
burned TO a horrible mass
A spectator attempted TO bring Matt 70 the
street and received severe shock the mo-
ment he touched the body After delay Of
ten minutes two hnemen appeared, and after
cutting the wires removed the body. The
hand which clutched the wire was burned 10
the bone, and other parts Of the body which
had come in contact with tie network OF
live wires presented a sickening appearance.
An ambulance surgeon who was summoned
said that death Was almost instantaneous.
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DIED.

BRACKfN.-On the 18th instant, Laura, in
FAINT daughter Of John f and Martha Brackin,
aged ar ana mouths
BUN1I g. -Deuarted this life on Ninth
month, 9, Mar r., daughter OF Charles a
and Helen @. bunting, az 5 months.
MCCORMICK in this city, on the 10th in
slant, Catherine Mct crmirk, aged 90 years.
PALMER On Friday evening the 18th in
slant, Edith. daughter Of William N aud the
late keb' cca Palmer
Relatives are invited to attend the funerp
on sunday Afternoon, The 18th instant. SERVE &
at the house, No 49, King street, al 3a
O'Clock. lnierment in Riveryiew Cemetery.
WHITLEY In this city,on the 10th instant
Mrs Mary r. Wihhley, daughter Of Simon and
Mary A. Guthrie, aged a. years.
WOOD In this CITY, on the 18th instant
Catherine wife Of Joseph G, Wood, aged A.
ye9rs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

II is SAID THAT Turkish tobacco contain.
prussic acid, aud that Havana tobacco ha.
another olkaloid called coliidine, Of whicl
one-twentieth o. a drop will XIII a frog viii
symptoms Of paralysis. The half liquid mat
ter that accumulates 10 the bowl Of a pip.
viii kill a small animal in three drop doses
A few drops Of nicotine inserted under thu
coniuctiva OF an animal will kill at once
Eight drops Will kill horse with frightful
general commissions II has been observed
that the living systems quickly become toler
ant of tobacco poison-'an animal that is
thrown into convulsi0ns by one-haif dror
ora day will require twice as much the next
day, and 50 in four or five days four or five
times as uch"-Boston Herald.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

NEWPORT, 4. l., Sept 1.-THE anxiety q
to the safety Of the United States cruiser At
lanta is at an end. She steamed into the
harbor in the morning looking little The
worse Of her experience in the gale Since
Monday she has been lying for the most part
of Moptauk light, keeping wen our to sea Il
avoid the dangers Of the shore One Of ths
crew, Coxswain John Sanders, died Of heart
disease during the trip and was buried al
sea W. X. Vanderbilts steam yacht Ava
which il was feared had met disasuor On tn,
way 70 Bar harbor, is sale ia tie harboi
here
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4-S Senator Sherman
has arrived ia Washington after a four
months soiourn abroad A reception was
rendered him in the evening at o'clock at
his residence on X street The members IL
the Ohio Republican association met at the
Ebhitt house at s80 o'clock, where a process
sion was formed, and headed by the Marine
band, marched u the senator's residence.
The address OF welcome was delivered by
Cen Charles H. Grosvenor, and others spoke.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

Fairfax lodge No. 8, l. o. o. f.. gave
q pleasant sociable in the auditorium Of
Odd Fellows Hall last evening. It was in
Sae nature Of a surprise those who were
invited expecting program Of literary
exercises. When they arrived the hall
~ = found filed with five long tables, 5, t
with covers for 2S5 persons. The Diamond
state Band occupied the stage. which was
decoiared with flowers, aud furnish
ed. music. Over three hundred
ladies' and gcAtis4nen we're present.
Hanna was the caterer and the refresh
nents consisted oi ice c.sa.a. o,.ke. frnit
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An Engineer Killed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-An incoming pas
senger and outgoing freight train collided
about p m. near the tunnel just outside Of
the city on the Pennsylvania railroad
james Jameson, Of Philadelphia, the engi-
neer Of the passenger train engine, was IN
stantly killed, aud several passengers in
jured, one Of them, Lewis S. Slemmer. 81
Baltimore, who was quite seriously hurt
Several Of the freight cars with contents
were badly wrecked and damaged aud the
truck WIS torn up Considerably
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

and watermelon. After the banquet
Arthur Lewis was presented with big
watermelon and a program Of music and
literary exercises was rendered. Isaac w.
Hallan and others made speeches and
Miss Annie Hoffecker read several selec
tions. The committee In charge of the
entertainment was Thomas G. Doud, G.
@. Nailor, William Jackson, J. II. DIN
ger and l. p Nailor
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14
NEW JERSEYS SUFFERING CITIES,
A Family CHARTERED with a Cow-One
Man Drowned.

A Family Quartered with a Cow-One
Man Drowned.
+ ATLANTIC CITg, Sept l4-Atlantic City Is
being rapidly emptied Of It's summer popula-
ton After the last few days The visitors
evidently think they have had enough of the
City by the Sea for this year. Every out
going train is heavily loaded A party Of
citizens yesterday morning found Charles
Smith and family safe in Betar's Beach hotel,
some distance above their place. The Smith
Family were without provisions and were
huddled together in one Of the large rooms
with a COW
Latest advices from Cape May show that
the damage there has bson somewhat ex-
aggerated
A trainload Of food has arrived at Mana
hnwllin for the cottagers at Beach Haven.
and an attempt was made to take it over in
sailing boats. North Beach Haven is very
much damaged Beach Haven has suffered
less severely.
AT Sea Isle City the lighthouse was tilted
and tho keeper and family were taken from
Il by the life saving corps Several house.
have heen blown down George Sayers at
tempted to swim out and save has yacht ans
was drowned
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

y LEwEs, Del, Sept 1.-THE life saving
SeSs have rescued about 200 persons ia all
nom twenty-four vessels. The crew Of the
barge Cosilda, from Philadelphia for Boston,
which was wrecked on Brandywine shoal,
were taken of BY schooner and landed
here. These men were given up for lost. A
Norwegian bark issunk on Five Fathom bank
The crew were saved by Boston steamer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

CHATHAM, Mass, Sept 14-An unknown
schooner is sunk ner the Pollock Rip Her
crew are safe aboard the lightship. A vessel
supposed TO be a three masted schooner is
sunk cu Pollock Rip shoal, and it is feared
that tie crew are lost. Boats from Mono.
moy win go out when the sea abates The
vessel WIS probably south bound, and missed
Tia li~l
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NORFOLK, Va, Sept IA brigantine
rugged steamer, name unknown, went ashore
near Cape Henry. She displayed signals 81
distress aud the life saving crew If No. /
station endeavored to get line to her. but
had not succeeded at latest advices. Size has
a red and yellow funnel and came from the
south. The life saving crew saved the lives
Of twenty-three men on board the British
schooner Godfrey, from Cuba to Baltimore
which went ashore near the station durina
the gale.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

DOT vas pooty baby. dond id, ex-
claimed Hans Spellbrecker to the father
q a new baby that has just been landed
N the household Yes, 1t Is a dump.
ling. sure, replied the father. "who
vas dot baby, boy or girl2' asked Hans.
Cant you guessY' asked the father.
Ven, dink dot i'd vas a girl" said
Hans Correct. But how did YOU
known "Oh yoost because he got SC
n'"eh chin on ids face. Sunday Ma
tional
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

do you pass members of the profess
sion2' asked song and dance man of a
theatrical manager "Oh. yes, was the
reply, very requently-without speak
ing to them. Merchant Traveller.
-
WEAK and weary" describes the con-
dition of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overworkf
Hoods SarsapariEa is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body, purify and quicken the sluggish
blood, and restore the lost appetite
-
PoMPoUs Party-"So you are the ex-
change editor, young man. Nautically
speaking, you are a clipper" Shearnelle
mo. Inasmuch as | ply the scissors
for a living. I am revenue cutter. -
Pittsburg l u letin
-
PROPOSE to institute a FIVE minute
sale in this town, i. e., that is, sell every
thing at retail at twenty per cent. less
than cost for the space of five minutes
each day. Time to be computed by City
Hall clock Would like to consult with
my many thousand patrons in regard to
me matter. A. A. CHAPMAN, Seventh
anu orange street.
-
THAT the 'girl of the period" viii be
the woman of the future goes without
saying. We have an abiding faith that
she will play the role becomingly. New
York Herald.
-
FEHRENBACH's and Stoeckle's Beers.
Foord Bottling Co.
-
EMINENT ACToB (rccognizing friend)-
All jackson, glad to see you; aud how
is your wife?' Jackson-''Very well.
thanks. How are yours27-Grip.
-
RoBT Smiths India Pale Ale, Xxx
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
-
This is good year" remarked
the farmer TO hissummer boarder. Eyes :"
was the reply; "a good many people [
know are &c ting married. "-Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph
-
PRICES of lots at Creston are still very
low, and those who buy now will reap
the profits; IS monthly. Office, 71s
Market street
~
Widow Flapjsck-"Are you supersti-
ii rus. Mr. DeSmith?" Gus DeSmith-
"Not At all Then | don't mind telling
y r..."ThRt's the thirteenth biscuit vou's
eaten to night. Texas Siftings.
-
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LYNDoSvILLE, VT, sept. l4-J. 4. Cum
ningham, farmer, has filed petition IN
insolvency placing his liabilities ut IS 900.
The Indebtedness was incurred as security
for his brother, Ira w Cunningham.
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KIIled bY - 49, reelh.

READING, sept 14.-ln tit Of laughter
at a performance Of The Old Homestead y
Mrs George Il. Dunsford swallowed 4 silver
plate containing two false teeth ana ,y,s
cholxed to death
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

MILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept Ia. THE heavy
rains Of tho past few days have caused addi-
tional damage to the mine at Plymouth,
where the great cave-in occurred Water IS
running into the newly made cave holes, and
il is finding its way into the mine Ii is re-
ported that the Bennett vein is also flooded.
and that there il great danger that other
openings adjoining viii also be considerably
damaged
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

THOMAS A. EpIs0N rarely sleeps more
than four hours a day. The rest a. his
sleep he gets at night. He is a wonder
full man. New Orleans Picayune.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

SACRAMENTO, Gal, Sept. 14.-At the race
course, the Falo Alto stock FARMS 3-year-old
FLY Sunol had walk over for the 0ecident
stakes, and made a trotting record OF 2:16lS
fer a mile
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

We have given up the agencies of the above
named co pan es
Before the Policies expire that were issued
by Buck a. Co. VIII cal on all policy
holders and satisfactorily explain why we gav4
these conf an ies up mud We will also ar ange
at the same time Il r the continuance of tine
business at this Office il equally good COM
panies.
Our experience for fifteen years in this bush
ness and the careful attention givei. to the in
terests Of our ems omers during th II period
SHOULD convince our Customers as to where
their insurance should properly he continued.
Meantime no action what ever Is necessary
IN relation to your present insurance.
u. Z BUCK,
Ninth ana Market streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

Generally warmer and fairer partly cloudy
20 fair, followed nv cloudiness At night
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DIR. Brown-Sequard says that Che rea
son his elixir proved a failure was be
cause Of the bdngling Of experImenterss
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FIRST CLUBMAN-"Are you going to
Mrs DeStyle's musicale to. pight?' Sec
Ond Clubman-"No I'm not in a mood
for talking. New York Weekly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

DIR. DEHARnT's pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ladies' be
ware Of limitations
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The president loft
this city for Deer Park at 1l,a0 i. m.
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INSTRUCTION.
MRS. LAURA 0SGO0D DARKNESS
will open the Fall Term of her
SELECT SCHOOL

Davidson Building, Ninth and King SITS.
BOTH SEXES.
Glasses in the common and higher English
Branches, n bookkeeping and in such An
Gent and Modern Languages as may be
desired.
Assistant teachers of experience and ability
have been secured for each department, afford
ing students unusual advantages on very mod
crate terms.
Personal attention is given to each scholar.
that an interest may be awakened in the stu
thoroughness are impossible
Those who on account Of illness or lack of
advantages have fallen behind In their studies,
will receive special assistance and training
that, without embarrassment. they MAY
rapidly recover lost ground
The primary and intermediate department
viii be under a competent teacher
Students from outside the city will have
special oversight and care
Terms from 50 to SIS per quarter according
to classification.
For further information apply to
Mrs HARNESS..
No 500 Market street, city.
Between II a. m and p m, or any evening
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INSURANCE COMPANY.

formerly with Buck & Co, has been trans
ferred to Hawkins a Co. No. III Market
street, and placed under their control and
man ,gement from this date.
All new policies. renewals. endorsements,
etc, to be valid. must have II = approval of
the undersigned. HAWKINS Il co,
September :, 1889. No 5l2 Mar xef sire ct.
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BERGNER 4 Engel "Tannhaeuser' Beer
Foord Bottling Co.
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QUEEN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
GERMANIA

| NOTICEl-POLICY HOLDERS OF THE
~ Germania FIRE Insurance Company are
| hereby notified that the agency of the
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MOfCE.-TOLtCf HOLDERS OF THE
~ German American Insurance Company
are hereby notified that the agency of the
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Widow Flapiack-''Are you supersti-
Il JUS, Mr. DeSmith?' Gus DeSmith-
Not At all Then don't mind telling
y r..."That's the thirteenth biscuit you ye
eaten to night. Texas Siftings.
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,o1rf,,tr n = :. =, a, J., q 4. =
~ OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY The
school Fund has been distributed and placed
70 the credit OF each District in the Farmers
Bank at New Castle, Delaware.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
ne fl44.. .Fg. ..l,.t l7..r1
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formerly with Buck g. Co, has been trans
ferred te Hawkins d Co., No re Market
street. and placed under their control and
management from this date
All new Policies, renewals, endorsements
etc. to be valid, must have the approval of
the undo signed. HAWKINS q co. Agents
Septemher Z. lSSN. No IL Narl,nt strpnf.