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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, March Wednesday was q
nuptiai day hsre, since there were no less
than four weddings, gil of which were
performed In the evening. The fret two
ceremonies were performed in the same
house by the same minister, the Rev.
George III. Bond, upon two members of
the came family. They were Lewis Home
wood and HIS Sister, Miss Fannie
Hfomea0od, tbs former being married. si i { 8
Miss Laura Shakespeare aud the latter TO
David N. Webb, the telegraph operator
at Pencader station, on the p, W. Il B.
railroad. The other two weddings were
at the parsonage of the Rev. DR.. Vallan-
dieham, VINO married first Francis a..
Orossap aud Misc Emma Scott and after-
wards William Little and Miss Ida Nj.
Moore, all OF this vicinity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
rHr "rlMEs, APOLOGIZE SIS.


III NSxnfbbaGA hAeStCt NJ ttA1
dion OF the Forgerics.
LcrDoN, Feb. 28.--The Iinaes today,
in its leading editorial, quotes in full the
apology rendered by encouragement
Webster before tho Parnell commission,
for the publication OF the forged letters,
and continues:
.swe dssirs to indorse as appropriate
every word q the foregoing statement.
II is orr wish ~ il Is OR duty to do 80.
Moreover, Mr.. Parnell having in the wit
ness box stated that the letters are for
geries, we accept in every respect the
truth OF thst statement. In these cir
cumstances we deem it right TO express
our regret, most fully and sincerely, at
having hean induced to publish the let
ters as Mr.. Parnalfs, or TO use them as
evidence against him. This expression
of regret includes also tho letters falsely
attributed TO Mr.. Egan, Mr.. Davitt and
Mr.. O'Kelly.
SIT ia ssarceiy fitting now to enter into
the circumstances under which we re-
ceived and published them. We are
bound, however, TO point out that Piggott
was not the person with whom we con,-
municased. Moreover, we muet add that
we firmly believed that the letters were
genuine until the disclosures made by
Piggott on cross-exsmination. It must
be evident TO all reasonable persons that
If conspiracy existed the Tunes WAS VIC
timizsd by and not o party to it.
"EuoTs of judgment may have been
committed, and for them the penalty
must be paid. It must be clearly under
| stood that what we have done Ia alto
gether on cur own motion and our owr
responsibility, and in the public interest
| alone. This withdrawal, of couse, refers
exclusively to the letters obtained from
| Piggott.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
jim oR0 WIS LETTER

To His Friend sam About tho senns
torinl Contest ln Delaware.
NY d'yah ole Sam, sot me down ag'in to
/ got yo' isttah yestahday. an one TO Sally,
wot ~ yo' rite to Sal. ole boy7 'clar Of I
can rec,
70 wat 70 hsb to say to her. why caint 20
70 OK rns in so lettah bout de senatohyai
An Of Dc onteun SCOTS de boys, an ei 1t am
Well. Cannon, Baker. Bill oahoon and
Clssun, day an mad,
An 80 am boz do Whl.aksrs, dey all wood
RAIDER had
Boss Massey TO- de senatah, but sumhow
Fo III DC Eawkus (attesn votes) TO- Higgins
Minis wAr baggsi.
Boss Mn sey hs am mighty So, he tho't he
had DE- plum,
But hn cool e5blh Sit dar, nebbah In de
kiigium cum.
De oppersisonn GIN De man am widespread
Bekayss hs war not simon.pure In polly.
tscgs I'll late.
hahted, uuconsnrned
About de- panty al do tlme, until he chance
had turned
Into de way wnar he Good see his pursonal
fuckaess
And \. Il war he cum out squar. an quit
bi- fcoiishnass,
But len 1t war TO late 20 see. de debbil-
ment war done,
An now mss pad, Ia penalties. he's gitten
back b 5 own.
| Wat makes d. U idar boys 80 MAD III teu
yo, dou't 70 tell,
For Il so do 70 rascal 20. 70 postum shoe
Is we'll
Bose Massey ef he had got in, dey had de
| slate all flxsd,
But fats apped IN an smashed de slate,
/ apden tinga o.y war mixed.
Poo Henry Cannon poo old boy, de rates
hm down on MIN,
Fo' Massey tended Harrison to send MIN 70
ST. Jim;
Dat's wat dey cay, an Bill oshoon he war de
Grand Bognl,
He war to had de powah supreme. TO- he
An s6rosate, dismiss. dethrons, abolish an
revoke,
Rescind, reverse, retract, recall de powah
OBJ any moke;
OATS wat dey say, an Baker George he war
10 hab supplied
De wife Hcnse and de Partments wild de
cole dey burn, beside
He had de powah to hx de price, DAT no
man Good abate;
OATS wat dey say, John Casson's name,
Johns name was on de slate,
He war TO bin, he mite hab bin mos nuftin
he Good name,
. But John retiring, modest, shy, declined 10
press his claim. :.
1 Well, all de same de boys got left, dey all
am eaten crow,
An bress 70 sole eff can tell which lubs II
best; know
It am 50 hand to lab ting, 20 don't luh
anyhow,
! Bat JUS de- same dey eat it. yes dey eat Il
i JUS TO- show.
|, In Burton's Hall de udder night dey had {
feest OBJ iub
De senatah to Dover war invited by d,
club,
dat dey sed;
2 fo' 10y an eiadness unalloyed ~ did ravisi
i ebbry habt:
!. But 10 de man up in de tree, de man wa
i Dat man Good see de bittahness dat ranklst
a IN de haht
oh MIR. Massey as he spoke; across bis fea
lures daht
l seed berry SICILY smile Cat pihuo
8 Oars no use taken bout de JOY oh disap
q poinment, no!
70 bettah not say nuffin, dan 70 say cat wa
we know
i Gums frum de lips. not trum de HABIT, 70 da
= is not de way
a TO talk to men OBJ 'telligence. dey won
'cept wat 20 say.
Now good-by Sam, my d'yah ole boy, "
'lIembah wat / sed,
70 mussnt rite to Sal agin, or will puncf
70 he'd.
Dover, DEL, February 18th, 1889.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
DrLAwAnE oIrr, February a7lh, l8a
pe,nyare,. Wooded reform.

ERit1r d6zJ3te d Journal. la y0lt las
issue you advocated the tire abolition OF
the levy court and the election of three
commissioners to do the duty, all Of
which l fully endorse, hecansa | think
thrse men csn do oil the work that In
needed easily; but think you pnght to
90 further tben that and attnck tue
State Legislature. They seem to have
the game routine busin.sS TO go through
as they wonid have il the State were SIX
times larger than il is; also, 10 do large
amount OF petty business that oughl 10
he done by other appointed agencies,
such az the court, therefore doing away
with more than half this work thsy now
do, such as suits for divoros and grant
ing charters for interpretations, &c. Tine
first ought TO be done and naturally be-
longs TO the judges of the State who cousd
hear evidence and decide on the merta
of the Sise better than o Legislature can
do and be less eumtersome and ezEen-
sive, and for granting charters for cor
porations doing business in the State
what hindefs them from passing an cot
comprehensive enough that oil aneh
bodies of men conld incorporate nn9er,
limiting its powers 80 as TO serve the nest
interest of the STATE If they thought it
was necessary. Also Enuch has been
said since the last election about bribery.
or all the places / have been IN Ee'er
have seen IL praetissd so much and 80
openly as in Delaware. Ii is shame t1
the State and dishonor to the trainers
of our glorious constitution to soc msh'a
votes auctioned on like slaves used to be
formerly and which in principle Is rot Q
bit better. Why not follow Massachusetts
and adopt the Australian Ballet law
which does away with bribery 81 near "a
possible any way as near es lay can 10
away with il. Yours respectfully,
| A SUBSCRIBER.
MIRynrr, F,bruary 25th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Whoever negiects d cough or cold unti
1t letminates in tuoe.oulsr consnmption'
COMMITS constructive suicide. with q SOY
erelgn rems1y FOR Ell Diseases ot ihs res
plrs9ory Organs leading to c2nsumtton
within everynotS's reach, there IS 70 ek'
Al evary drug q ore Hale's Honey OF Hore'
hound ind Tsrn NAY b. procured, aud It is
4 faet as we'll established as the e9oand the
dow Of the fides that this popular prepara-
ion has ne yer got failed to cure any
ordinary diseass Of the Throat and Lungs.
pixies Toothachs Dracs cure IN one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

A reception WAS given Thursday night
at the mAosion OF Jacob Oa2ier, Mount
Vernon Place Pencsdsr buudted. Over
100 guests were present from this city,
Baltimore and neigLboring places. Among
them were Gov. Is. T. Biggs and Mrs.
Biggs, Col. Milo W. Locke and Mrs.
Looke, Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Jones, Samuel
Il glsaVsr, Miss Mccullough, Henry
Cl4ytan ard Mrs Clayton, Thomas and
Hasry Clayton of Midiletown; Dr.. }, s.
Yalisndigham and wife, Mr.. aud Hr5.
Jatnes German, Mr.. and Mrs. William q,
Strickland, Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Fo,d, Nv. and Mrs. John Strick-
land, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles FERRIS,
MIR. AID Mrs. William Ford, Mr..
sni Mr.. David Ford, Miss Fannie
Fiiason, the Misses MoWhoFter, the Rev,
Hr. Walker and Clayton Reilly OF 81.
Georges, nv William Locke and wife o.
Baltimore; DR.. aud Mrs. CRranar Of
Chesapeake City Md; John La Fsvre
the Misses Japvier and III. Reeves o.
Delaware Oily; DR.. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr
ard Mrs. O'Nes!e the Misses Gaunt, Mira
Cam snd the Misses Brown of Elkton
The bouge wAs beautifully decorated fol-
THE occasion, and nm elegant repRs
catered by d. B. Jones was served littlt
before midnight. The guests cniJyet
themselves in o delightful social inter
course uniii past midnight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
TO TIE CRITICS.
which shah it Rel
O. Baclnus.

Take care, ye lofty connoisseure
That WELD your pens as swords
To slash the weak, God makes to speak,
To prove Bis prophets words.
And cry for epic condiments
That poor folks can't digest,
But as Nature giles the maist o. them
You MIGHT try please the rest.
You maun be daft to think your words
Gould dim the living light.
Paul tried 1t once, poor foolish man,
But drap't 1t through FRIGHT.
What are we Ia the slcht o. Him
Who msrshals planets grand?
But atoms whiEtn through the years
To stop at His command.
When we meun drink the words distilled
Through thochts while here below,
To some they will be nectar sweet,
70 others drauehis o. woe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Following is brief synopsis OF an i'm
portaut fish bill OF which representative
w. Z. Davis has given notice 1t starts
out with q preamble which, after feferf-
log to fishery disputes between Pennsy!-
yanja, New dorsey and Delaware, rscites
that concurrent legislation by these three
states ia believed 70 be the only means to
remedy this and to protect the stocking
OF the Delaware, as we'll as to protect the
fishing industries of each state. Then
follow l6 sections, containing in elaborate
detail, restrictions and regulations re-
garding fish and fishing in tho Delaware
bay and river. Fishing with any other
Appliances than hook and line, except for
shad and sturgeon, is forbidden in the
Delaware river and lis tributaries above
the Delaware State line in Pennsylvania
aud above Oldmari's creak, in New jersey.
Si1nd nets shall not have meshss less than
5 inches tgiie. Bnad ti4hins Is forbidden
between june IL b end December 3lst.
No nets OF less than 10.ineh mesh shall
he used below Treutnn between Juns
18th and Ausust 10th. Penalty $lGO.
Penalty for iysanet fshing in Delaware
Ray, river and tributaries, within the
Jurisdiction of either Of tie three
states, 800 fine or ak months' imprison-
ment, or boih. A fms OF 300 for fishing
in this waters named, Detwesn sunset OF
4 Saturday md ~ o'clock, Sunday night.
Starzeoo filming forbidden bstw55i 5fdtIiiy
10th and January 1st; psnaity, BOO tine,
| or six IN onths' Imprisonment, or both.
The taking of mammoss [youug sturgeon
under three feet in lengthy 10 absolutely
forbidden, and any suoh accidentally
taken must ha carefully returned to the
water; penalty, $40 for each fish, or 80
GAYS Imprisonment or both. The use OF
tish baskets, gill nets Except below
Tranton), pond Ests, fyks nets, eel weirs,
Riddles, brush or fsscine nets wing walls,
or any permanently set means for taking
fish in the Delaware river is forbiiden;
penalty, $50 and liability to one months
imprisonment for the first offence; SlOu
and three months for the second. Rock
bass or vslleyed pike not to be taken by
any meaus within two years; penalty, Sit
per fish. No black bass TO bs taken be
tween Jgnu,ry LIST and Nay 30th; and
only nv hook and line in the open season
No black bass less thar O inches long te
be Intentionally taken. Bait hsh, oshel
than game fisb, fos angling or scientific
purposes, or by order Of fish commits
sicner, Ray he taken by hand or cas-
nets. One-hait OF tho fines imposed TO
any violation to 90 to the prosecutor; TIN
other half to the county in which th'
prosecution is made. No part or provis,
} OF this act TO bs operative until enacted
by the legislatures Of Pennsylvania, Nep
Jersey and Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Editor Gasette &c Jouraal;iIt one Of tho
many that are claiming 70 nave ths nrigl-
nal documents concerning William Penn
aud the circular AMI Mason ami Dix2n's
lines will please inform the reading pub.
lie what Mason and Dixon's being -
Wilmington, Newport, Chrisil3nA and
Newark bad to do with the Mason aod
Dixon's line, for thst line did not com,
nence until it was some mites west Oh
Newark. j. H. R. sage no has GOT tho
original and has seon the Mason ana
Dixon survey or field book, lie ailo
says that She circular line was r1ln, some
40 years ago. ANY information Of tha
above will ho thankfully received by al
least one reader Of EVERY EyEHIsH
a. q. hRISToN.
WILMINGTON, February 9Th, 1859.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
M. 4 o. sscond track.

The 3. d o. railroad is still actively at
work completing its double track between
Philadelphia and Baltimore. All but
eight miles between the Snsquehanna
and Elder are finished, and the wooddale
ard North East qusTies are buhily en-.
gagged in furnishing ballast for the second
track.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
:
NO CfGAR SALES ON SUKDiY.
such IN the E.aW and h. Wi.i he nED-
I.,rcnai anr Akna EnaMre. ~


forced tor lsle FIXTURE. t
TIE postponed case Of tho is cigar
6eAlers charged with selling cigars on
Snrday was csllee 40 nj city court Frldao
morning Lew q. Bird, Egg Represented
Them. Fhilnving ZONE conversation be-
tween counsel the city soli,itor informed
the court that he would recommend that
the cigar daalers be allowed TO go on
payment Of oGs!s. Tee eale OF ciRaIs on
SunGey has continued in the town until
paopl4 have got it into their heads
that tho custom is rot against the
ias. The sala OF cigars On Sunday is
contrary to law and theru IL line of SS
end c5sls apAinst each yiolator. Mr..
IutrsS did mt wish to push the fne in
taese cases, but he desired everyone to
be npprised ut the statute. The court
then ordered the casss dismissed upon
payment of coats. The charge against
Gharlsa A. Bourbon, WINS dismissed in,
Guiding costs.
The costs collected at the clerks dasi
in the above cases amounted to $44.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
WILMrNdroN, February 27th, loS,


Tho hors, stolen frolo Morris CLARK Of
ST. Georges Taesdsy week was recovered
by its owner in Delaware county, ia. Ihs
t6ier, !. oalored man, fornesly employed
hy NJ. CLARK, had triad several tines TO
cell the stolen animal, but was unable 20
do s0. and abandoned it, making good h's
escape. The beast was badly u9sd and
ridden 40 hard that ii is believe 70 have
been badly and permanently injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
Unrk Nearly severed.

LONDON, Feb. 2s,-The Norwegian
bark Carlu, from Pensacola January 4th
for London, was nearly severed In q col.
lision last night in the English Channel
with the British steamer Pascal from
LONDON for Rosario. A passing vessel
rescued the crew OF the bark and landed
them At Folkestohe. The Pascal returned
to London with her bows badly DAM
aqsG
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
A Wilmington Pastor Iastal,ct

A NIfWtHgFUM FHhIUf fWstHIcu'
Wednesday week the Rev. O. O. Earle, q
native of thiS city, was installed pestor
of the N!cetown Baptist Church. Mr..
Earle succeeds the Rev. @. o. Malthy,
who has resigned on account OF i'll health.
The new Incumbent is graduate of
Grocer Seminary. He received his first
charge at Milestown, Pa, and aubse-
queptly took charge of the Btidgetcwn
Baptist Chusch, where he did effective
work and built up large congregation.
Mr.. Earle's new church Is the lOrsest, IL
not the finest, in Niostown, and is located
at the corner of Germantown road and
Dounton street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Alta msesing of farmers OF Townsend
and viz uitv on Monday we'k III, 100 WIS
subscr. bed toward the eetst lish nent Of q
eassmery ~ tiiat place.
George G. Nipple of Brandywine Sum
mits died Wednesday night week of par
nlysis. The decepaed was prominent in
Chester and Delaware counties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
1.nra snrnrllls,. successor.

LobpoN, March The report OF sif
Juiian Psuncefore'4 appointment az Brit
ian minister to TIE United States 10
officially confirmed, The Press Assoeis-
ton Gays it has authority to announce It's
fact, nrd gives sketch of the new min
listers career.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him fro N death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope TO Professor J.
A. Lawrence, SO Warren street, New York
city, will receive the recipe free OF charge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Governor Jackson of Maj yleni, yester.
day week announced the oo"mu'atl9a o.
the aentenae Of death TO imprisonment
tor life. in tho case of The oolored mep'
Isaac Keenan,, convicted OF the murder
OF John Holly aud sentenced TO 10
hanged Friday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Senator Douahne's bill for She protec-
ton Of fab in New CASTLE county contain,
four sections. Section 1 prohibits the
taking of black bass or trout in any Of
the waters Of New CASTLE county between
November Let anu June lst penalty, s5
per each fish. Section makes exception
for fish taken from stocking ponds and
creeks. Section provides that black
bass or trout OF less than six inches IN
length, unin.entioneily taken, must be
returned to the water Immediately and
with the least possible injury; penalty
$40 per fish. Section gives one half Of
dues to the informer, and the other half
to the Delaware Rod aud Reel Associa-
ton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
v. o. \. ..
Exont County branch in Annual

Convention at Camden.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
CAMDEN Feb. ~. = Mrs. Jaiia Tomein-
con of Wilmington, led tho dsyotio 81
service OF the opening session OF the Kent
county convention, assembled here TO.
day. Miss Aiiles was appointed pFesid-
ing officer, and tho loss of County pfssi.
dent Mrs Emily Wilson was feelingly 70.
ferred to by Mrs. Kate K, Brown Ad-
dresses Of Welcome were given by the
Rev. MFR. Rawlins and Mrs. Rargrove,
president of the Camden W o. 4. u;
Miss Mollia Caldwell OF Ffederjca, re-
spending In tebelt 81 the delegates.
Mrs. Mary d. Jakes of Wyoming led
the devotional service ct the afternoon
session. Encouraging reports Of local
work were read by delegates from the
larger number OF Unicns in the county
and several committees appointed for the
work Of tho convention. An excellent
paper upon Juvenile work WAS reed by
Mrs. W. y. Robinson OF Smyrna, and q
rising vote Of thanks given her for the
paper, which was requested for pubiica-
ton. Miss Lloyd of Easton, who is in ut
tendance upon the Friends qaarterly
meeting, also 10 session hsre, WAS intse-
duced to the convention and made btief
but earnest address. The latter part Of
the afternoon was devoted TO memorial
service conducted by Ma. N. 3. Sinithstf
Of Dovar.
Although the weather was 30 unfavor
able, large audience allied the church ~
tha publis MEETING Of the evening, which
vas addressed by the Rev. ar. Wiley
his subject being ''Beansy and the Beast.
Mua, was readfrad by the church cnoir
| aud in response to an appeal by Midi
Lloyd coileotioa of $40 was tagen a
tic close OF the meeting.
CAMDEN, March 1.-THE Moving Off
ceis were elected al the closing session o
the Ksnt county W. O 7. U. convention
Yesterday morning Presideat, Mrs. Kat
l. SLciihers Of Smyrna; Secretary, Mis-
Maggie Hammond Of Milford; Treasurer
Mrs. Iona lfarRrove OF Camden. Th
Rev. ar. valley made bright ittl
speech after the devotional service, cou
Quoted by Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs.. Capall
of Wilmington, State Recording Score
tary, Mrs. Paeips of Sgntord, we've pres
ent. These ladies, having ccnls to astan
the Stale exssntiye meeting, which fol
iopsd hslrfpl mothers nasting, cor
Quoted by Mrs. Iomkinson in tho sftel
noon. Adjustment OF the convention
fnences, aad report of the co,nmittee
occupied the gseasar part OF the morning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

A doctor in Nashville gave the following pro-
scriptlon for n sick lady, suffering VIII nen-
roiiia :. a new bonnet, a cashmere shawl,
I nair of CATER ioots and q bottle q salvation
ir,Mn Inc lady recovered Immediately, and
earpastly recommends the salvation W 70
every one. 1t is sold at all drug stores Tor %
cents bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Do not experiment with cola weather pains
and soreness. Hep f1dstfs Hre lhiatilplo anu
ss its name proyos-it is soothing, p9in-
aliayng and tho best on earth-the h'P
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Few HAsES, CosN., Msrch 1.-The
captain Of tho Yale freshmen eisht-oarsd
crew yesterday bent letter to the Co.
iumbia freshmen, challenging then 20 y
two.miie straight away race to be rowed
az New London in June, the date to be
mutually agreed upon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

4 cdr. at lust Tor catarrh. The evidence e
thau am other 10 tas sea- o. the
nue. y" s.S ma recruited In lnore cures than
III ol,er relnedles HILSssparrs yea Loader
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

A fair lsdy be ONES still! fairer ~ using
that salutary bssuslasr, QLESss eutiHcA
99 .,ailrc Hair and WhisEer Dye" black or
brown, 6Oc,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her castorls,
when she was Child, she cried for castorin.
when she became Miss, she chung to castoria'
when she had Children, she gave them Csstorla
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Wilmington NJ. E. Conference will
probably appoint board of deaconessss.
Western Kansas world., 1889-10-19

A B Baker, institute appropriation 30 90
There being no further business, board
adjourned sine die.
Attest; G. A. HoAR.
County Clerk.