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Evening journal., 1890-01-31
snERIFF.s SALES.


SHERIFFss SALES.
cHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ais. Levari Facias TO me directed,
will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Court House, ON Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, In the City of Whining
ton. New Castle County, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890.
At o'clock. p. m.
The following described real estate. viz
A lot OF land situate in the city of Whining
ton, with the buildings thereon erected. at the
intersection of the easterly side of Seventh
avenue and the southerly side Of Anchorage
street. thence southerly along said side Of
Seventh avenue 292 feet to the northerly side
OF Brown street. thence thereby easterly 200
feet 10 the westerly side of Sixth avenue,
thence thereby northerly 292 feet to said side
Of Anchorage street and thence thereby west
erly to beginning.
0sev. Fac, February II. 1901
Sliced and taken into execution As the prop
erty OF William Il. Beatty aud Emma, his
wife, and T. g., and TO be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE. Wilmington Jan. l6 1890.
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NKw YoRK, Jan. Sic. W. Lobocheid.
aged about 20 years, son OF DIR. w, Lobocheid,
Of Youngstown, o., shot himself in Central
Ozark last evening. IL is thought that he
pVaa insane ON religion. His wound is dam
s@rous
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Jersey A1asons Meet.

TRKNroN, N. j., Jan. Sl.-The Grand
3Ddge OF Masons have re elected Charles II.
Mann, grand master. Joseph H. Hough
was reelected secretary for the fifty-second
time A veterans association was formed.
All Masons who have been in the order
&wsnty years are admissible.
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EKwBURcH, n, y, Jan. 81. Sheriff Good
ale has sold the steamboat w. W. Colt at
public auction. The boat was bought in for
&C. 600 which is believed 70 be about 81 800
in excess OF all claims
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THE isr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880


The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract Of land and
premises situated in Mill Greek hundred.
county of New Castle. State of Delaware
Beginning at a stake towards the easterly
side of the public road leading to Newark,
thence along the said last named south 81 de-
gress and As minutes. west chains, Al links to
a stake and north IS degrees. 25 minutes, west
chains. 10 links to a stake to land of Lewis
Fell, south 80 degrees, 40 minutes, west II
chs ms. Al links to q stone, corner of lands of
William Carlyle. thence by lands of said w.
Carlyle. south degrees and 80 minutes last,
continuing along said line. 70 chains, 95 links
TO stone, south AZ degrees, 40 minutes west,
2 chains. II links, south IS degrees, a3 minutes,
east 10 chains, 81 links to a stone, north II de-
gress, 10 minutes, east 3I16 links to a stone,
south IL degrees, 45 minutes, east chains, 80
links, to a stone near a run, and south
~ degrees and 10 minutes, west chains.
10 links to stone in line Of land OF
r. Little, thence by the last named land south
10 degrees, 20 minutes, east chain, Al links to
a stone and south 80 degrees, east 10 chains
and IL links TO stone by an ash tree, to a
corner OF land OF Walter Craig; thence by said
Craig land these next three corners. namely:
North degrees minutes. east 20 chains, Al
links to large stone, south 81 degrees. -
minutes, east chains, f3 links to a stone and
north 80 degrees IS minutes, east chains.
links to large. black oak tree, nor h ~ de-
grees, 10 minutes. east chains, 80 links to a
stake, north 10 degrees and 30 minutes, west 4
chains, 80 links to a stake. north 4 degrees, 80
minutes. west 90 chains to a stake, north de-
gress, 30 minutes, west chains to a stake, q
stone, north 20 degrees, 10 minutes. east IL
chains, ~ links to the place of beginning, con-
tanning eiRhty-three acres OF land more or less,
with house, barn and other outbuildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Mary K. Mines and John Mines, her
husband, and TO be sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
SheriG's ONCE, Wilmington, Jan. 10, 1890.
| CHERIEF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
/ - writ Of Ais Levari Facias TO me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
house, on Market street, between Tenth and
\ Eleventh streets. In the city Of Wilmington,
4 New Castle county, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sT DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890,
At2O'clock D. M,
| The following described real estate. viz:
| A lot of land with a three-story brick
\ q yelling thereon. on the westerly SIDE o.
| West street. 80 feet from the southerly SIDE =.
| Twelfth street, having front on West strs ~
| of p feet and extending in depth westerly ho
! feet
| (Lev Fac February I. 1901
Sc lied and taken in execution as tne prppl4,
1 erty OF William r. Beatty and Emma, ms
l wife. and {. t.. and TO be sold by -
1 ALVAN ALLEN. Snerlm.
| Sheriff1s Offiee. Wilmington. Jan. TO- 1871
\
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AUGUSTA, Ne, Jan. Sl-City Treasurer
Trainer, who attempted to commit suicide,
is better and it is thought he will recover.
ale has resigned his Office.
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Marty Phillips and Miss May Far
ragher we're married st the parochial
wassd nee OF St. Peters Pro Cathedral
- 4 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon BY
La Lev, Father Gzzssfi PEEL
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NICE, Jan. Silt is stated that the charges
oR fraud and forgery against Ernest Benzon,
abe jubilee plunger, will be Withdrawn, and
ahat he will be discharged.
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MECHANICS HOTEL,

Y. ". Cor. Eleventh St. and X. K. Ave.
Opposite Pullman Car Works.)
PHILIP AMBoLD. PRoP.
Board by the Day or Week.
Meals at all hours of the day.
Accommodation for Fifty Guests
Bar supplied with Fine line of Wines
Liquors and Cigars.
A share OF your patronage Is respectfully
solicited. PHILIP AMBOLD, PROP.
Stabling and shedding for horses.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CAPITAL, $500,O0o.
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company,
Northwest Corner Ninth and Market Sta.
VILRrrNGToN Der
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

Deposits OF money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and RENTED for
q moderate charge and estates Of every der
scription carefully managed.
This company acts as executor, adminietra-
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts of every description from the courts.
corporations and individuals and acts -
agent for the registration and transfer t ~
loans and stocks of corporations anu ~ tas
dividends. - .-.,,s...-
This company also guarantee me t vaileiSty.
performance and effect Of any cohtr4et, - -
comes surety on bail bonds and courts an1u-
offieials are directed to accept it as sole
surety In all cases. 4.-.4.a.. - -
tates and ladies unaccustomed 70 the trans
action of business Will nnu tnlH company "
Convenient depository for money -, II.
Wits receipted for and safely kept withouS
charge. s--..4.a,, ALL a+ tla of,ioe 49,
aand for a circular.
WlII1IIIAM BUSH, President.
OHIO kOWIAND.
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L F'E1IIHEIMER
No. 400 Market Street.
saERIFF,s SALES.


GHERlFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Facias. 10 me directed will
be exposed 70 public sale AT the hotel kept by
Alexander Maxwell, in Middletown, in New
Castle county, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sT DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890
At 10 o'clock a. m.
The following described real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with a
two-story frame dwelling house thereon
erected, situate in said town of AIiddletown,
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning ut stake on north side Of Lake
street 40 feet east of Cox street and running
feet, thence easterly 40 feet, thence with land
Of John CHM, southerly 116 feet to said side of
Lake street and thence Herewith ~ feet to
place Of begenning.
LEV. Fac, February term, 1900
seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty of William w Cannon and Martha x .
Cannon, bis wife, and t: is, and to be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheritf's Office. Wilmington. January Is, 1890.
CHERRIES sALR.-BY VIRTUE OF 4
- writ of Levari Facias. to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale at the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sT DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1890.
At 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with a two-story
brick dwelling thereon erected, situate in the
city of Wilmington, beginning on the south
erlv side of Third street between
Lombard and Pine streets. at the distance OF
la feet inches from the easterly side OF
Lombard street, thence along said seutherly
side of Third street easterly IT. feet, thence
southerly and parallel with Lombard street
100 feet, thence parallel with Third 10 feet
thence northerly parallel with Lombard
street through the center of a feet alley l0l
feet to the place of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of John Boner and Saraphina, his wife,
and [. t., and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE. Wilmington. Jan. l6, 1890
CHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Leyari Facias, to me directed. wit
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ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sT DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1890,

9 HERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Leyari Facias, to me directed. viii
be exposed to public sale at the hotel of Jacob
Hyatt. in stanton, in Mill Greek hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
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We Are Busy

As we can be making
Clothing right here in
Wilmington. We are
now making for our ready-
made department and by
SO doing we can get Just
what we want for our
customers, and are able
to offer them a very much
superior make and style
of Clothing. Any one
who would take the
trouble to examine the
difference would find
much more than most
people have any idea Of.
We are determined to
have the very best to
offer.
We have plenty of all
kinds of Clothing, Suits
and Overcoats for men
and boys. Now is a good
time to buy.
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Mrs. SEEKER--"I have two daughters
in society this winter, and I'm on the go
all the time. Your daughter isn't going
out much, | believe. Mrs. Found-"0h,
no. You see. she got engaged in 0cto-
Der, and she don't have to. Washing
ton Star.
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g HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias. 10 me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the hotel kept by
Alexander Maxwell, in Middletown, in New
Castle county, Delaware.
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IL yen have catarrh. you are in danger
as the disease is liable to become chr, mic
and affect the general health, or develop
into consumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures catarrh by purifying and enriching
he blood and building up the system.
aive it trial
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Ross has removed from l16 Market
street to his new store 30 Market with q
large stock oflatest styles of Hats, White
Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices
Money returned if goods are not satisfac
tory
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THE burden of some arguments is so
great that it makes the listeners tired. -
Rome Sentinel.
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The wood was damp and the feeble flame
Was SLOW 10 make connections.
80 she added little kerosene to the same
And she went up 10 heaven in sections.
--Binghamton Leader.
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RoBT. Smiths India Pale Ale, Xxx
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
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BEReEER & Engel 'Tannhaeuser" Beer
Foord Bottling Co.
Evening journal., 1890-01-31

MAUD" Harry, am afraid you don't
love me as you used to. Harry" Why
so, dearest?' ''The-these chocolate or
creams are m--mackine made (Sobs)
Chicago Tribune.
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Where the Old ships Go.

IMAM stepped into ono 81 tho shipping of
fees on Front street the othor day to have
look at the Maritime R"5tS'T An old sea Cap
tain who had been reading II remarked. as tho
visitor laid tho sheet aside, after an apparent
" fruitless inspection, Don't End what you
were looking for oh;'
NO" was tho answer. Il was looking for
the b. but she isn't listed in this number"
"Yes. / sailed in her twnntv yoars ago"
oh. well. then, sAo belongs to tho Germans
by this time
"Huw's that
well thriiormans don't build ships. least
wise not wooden un"-, 40 much AS some other
people do Thov buy secondhand ships. and
they do most Of their buying ia America. Tho
German merchants operate on smaller capital
than ours and ih"Y can't or won nut rs much
money into timber as tney do here. They
have shan eve for bargains, too. let mo tell
You. ana when they Mud tub that's somewise
slow or leHHy, but preSentab,o and cheap. they
buy her copper bottom Der, IN start her on
her travels again. Lord There's lots OF Amerl-
cnn-bui ships flying tho Dutchmans flag at
our wnaryes; Some Norwogans buy EN-. TOO.
but it's mostly Germans that get EN-"
This throws light on old ships. but the
pins pianos, and sewing machines are still 10
be accounted Tor
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Public Advice.

The other day whom horse drawing a car:
full OF coal got stalled on West street, the pub
lie was promptly on hand with advice.
Put on the whip!" shouted tho driver OF an
express wagon.
Take him BY the hoad" added truckman.
Light bonfire under him. called man
from tho sidewalk.
Can't you SEQ no is stuck on the centre ~
querled q man who was probably an engineer
If that was my boss" said man with a
bundle OF clothes under his arm, I'd tie II
cloth over his eyes. I've seon II tried hun
dred times and II makes 'em pull their hest"
Don't believe It," said u man wi b cane.
i've owned horses all my life. and I've had
some bad ones among EN-. The only thing to
do IL to blow into his right car"
You moan the left" said small man with
No. / don t! neon the right ear. I've
tried il often enough. | Rness'
A crowd OF fftv people had gathered. and
now the driver got down and looked the ground
over one wheel was down In a rut. lie stood
looking ut IT, his hand on the horses hip, and
everybody around him rendering advice, when
a couple OF sailors came "!on@' and one OF
them called out: ,
Aye! mate but here's q craft on reef"
"Over with her then"
Both seized the wheel for lift the driver
clucked for the horse TO go ahead, and away
went tho load as onsy as you please. Thoy
were the only two out OF the whole crowd who
had not advised the driver how to do 1t.
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e ss9 meet Ss.D y.S .GsHS If s, oBOO
snScESa q pssSs i bs her 1 now
flre. Wo found about thirty dead bodies, men.
small river were three prahns and about twenty
sampans. These we destroyed, and after the
brig had turned her shells Id lo9s S qGsn as
were ST not ostinsuishcd Until they had burned
miles long by fifteen broad.
At about shutdown We got land breeze and
me sd an nS spS oHs
OF them. standing to tho northward all night
under light breeze brought us at daylight
this T same H Island We still held to our disguise.
and as day dawned we hoisted flag Of dis
Ths GSI Snd kR e Ros 50 Sc p"n
mote game. A man sOnt aIoit viii, the
in great excitement, We sailed in to, within
anchor with a spring on the cable We could
make ont q great fleet OF prahns riding at an
Choir Off the beach, but these pirates had more
coast. They did not come rowing out to give
us baltic the first thing, but q sampan In which
ES5e then on sn Of the men R"ed Us wS
What YOU ship want here y,
He was informed that we had met with rough
weather and lost four Of our crew, and was then
dozen natives 20 help work the pig across to
Saigon He replied that no would sec. and the
sampan returned to tho shore, After about an
sage that we should all come ashore In our
boats and surrender as, prisoners He said
that they had ak guns In a battery on shore
trained upon the brig. and that II we did
not obey the summons she would be
sent to the bottom where she lay Our
First Lieutenant did all the S.o taking tha
we refused to surrender. The natives had
perhaps expected this answer. Tor at sign al
from the spokesman In the SAMOAN battery
OF ak Founders did open on ue at close range.
Their Runnery was so poor, however that only
one shot struck the brig In their half hours
Were to wait. Walt we did, and by and by the
battery stopped firing and tour big prahns and
ns many as thirty two-man sampnns came
sweeping out to us. The follows were yelling
and screaming and beating tom toms. no doubt
expecting an easy victory. and they were
within canister range when We dropped
the ports and began blazing away. Such
guns used muskets and In ten minutes we
had the crowd thoroughly licked. 1t seemed
as II the surface OF the sea TOR acres in eXtent
was covered with black heads and the wrecks
of their prahns and sampans: Plenty OF the
fellows were shot as they, dril:ed about or
longer be seen in the water the brig opened
her guns on tho town and the island. For two
good hours che whaled away at them. driving
every living thing beyond reach OF her guns,
and when she went out of the hay everything
on land seemed to be RblaZe 1t was a knock
out blow for the stronghold. as the entire fleet
and upward OF one hundred men were destroy
ed but what we had thus far done was only a
beginning There we're dozen more colonies
TO be looked after.
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barn, and It was agreed that the stranger
should turn his dog into thia
You see. OF plan cd the chief con Separator. "a
coyote must have room to mannuvre. He may
wRntto run and he may want to tight.
OH he'll want to run fast enough" replied
the owner Of the dog.
made no move until he saw the other canine;
Then no shot out like q cannon ball. uttered
ono roar, and the little dog was flung five feet
high. When he came down he took leg ball
and circled the pen. yelplng in fear and dis
may. and when he found q place whers he
could squeeze through he wriGgled out. 1t all
occurred In less than a minute. and as the
stranger realized what had happened. he
"G Great scotsl but the coyote has licked
him.
and presume you arc ready TO give up the
"Ob, certainly. certainly. but"
"Ont with II. This is square deal"
We'll l see my mistake. | had got things
mixed II ia tho grizzly, bear which Is a
skulker and coward, while tho coyote Ia n
holy terror to any thing. Tho money Ia yours,
gentlemen but, you can bet they don't catch mo
on this lay again. Why. your burned coyote is
big enough to eat UP three dogs Ike mine"
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Tho cider Was on.

As We sat around the stove tho landlord
brought In gallon OF cider with delicious
tSanR to Il, and treated oil hands. thought
It the incest ever saw. but the man from Ohio
amncked his lips shook hia head. and said:
Doesn't taste exactly right to me-"
WHAT cried the landlord. do you think
It aduteratedy"
TASTES that way"
1T can't be. 1t was made by old Bill Nayler
out here about two miles. BIZ is inclined to
be tricky. and so / not only paid him an extra
price but watched the whole business Of max
Ing this barrel. I'll bet hundred dollars he
didn't put in a drop Of water"
Mebbe not, but 1t Is on taste.
The landlord was nettled about u. and ne
old Bill happened to come in.
Here, Bill. you are JUST the man wanted TO
see!" exclaimed mine host Here's man
Has he lost his palateI" asked the old man.
"Something wrong with that cder-some-
thing wrong" said tho Buckeye.
IN; d a. pay you extra for this barrel"
Didn't see allthe apples ground'"
""P Pdh al see the cheese nader"
"Ddn / stand by while the cider run Into
the barrel, and didn't bung 1t myself?"
You did"
Now then, Bin. here's a IS note. II you did
tell me. and I'll agree not to feel hard about 1t -
Honest InIun y
Yes. honest lniun.
water over night" said the old cider maker as
he reached out for the bill.
Thought as muohr' chuckled the Buckeye.
I've been in the cider business myself for
save our neckS. very fair article. landlord
very fair, but a leetle off in the taste"
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Tho Coyote Ahead.

One night In tho carly days OF Lincoln. Neb.,
IN Eastern man arrived with iair-sized dog
at his heels. and II was plain enough TO every
one who looked the canine over that he was a
fighter After supper We began to chin the
man about his dog. and the way he did braR
that animal up was something wonderful. 1t
WAS 30 wonderful that some OF the boys con-
spred to put up q Job on him. and by and by
ono OF them led or with:
Stranger. did you over see coyote"
No. never did"
DO YOU know what they are like p
Why I've always understood that they were
sort OF wild dog and very eowa[dly"
yours against u coyote. would you p
II don't want TO insult my dog. sirl"
well. now mobbo you don't want to see
your dog git licked into the grass In about three
minutes"
by a coyote"
You betF'
For how much 2"
Say twenty dollars"
where's your animal y
Down behind the barn In pen. He was
captured only TWO days ago"
III 60 $50 that my dog lirks him inside OF
two minutss.'
Done !"
Tho hotel man owned Newfoundland about
as big as cali and to disguise him tho boys
had dashed him with flour until he was as
white as sheep. He was in a dog house back
OF the barn. and whom all was ready we took
lanterns and wont out. There was a rail pen
about twenty feet square In the rear OF the
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Fr1Di me L"dger

Dumas often laughed Mt English stiffness and
reserve, ono OF hi, stories VAS This:
ono day Victor Hugo and | wero invited to
dino with the Duke 81 DucaIes. Among the
guests woro Luri and Lady Palmcrston-of
course this hapueucg before the February rev.
olutiOn. At midnight tea was handed round.
Victor Hugo and | were sitting side by side
chatting merly Lord and Lady lalmerston
had arrived very late. nui there had conse-
quently been no ouuoriunity 10 introduce us
before dinner. After dinner IL seems II WAS
forgotten. English custom cor suurpMtly. did
not allow W. to be RddrosS"L by tho illUstriouS
couple, All at once YOUNG Duca"es came up TO
us and said
80 My dear Dumas, Lord lamerston beRs
yon Will !enye chair res between you and
Victor Hugo
Il hasicncl to do ms h. vlshod. We moved
away from each othnrn and placed chair to-
tween us. Ihrroupon Lord iamor-tQn en-
tered, holding the hand OF hi vito, !ed her up
to us, and invited hor "a sit Town on the empty
chair-ull this without SAVING "A w0rI
My lady he said 10 MS VIE what tlme
have You
She looked at her watch aud an "cTcL;
- Ihirty. five past iNriyu.
We'll, then sad 'ro :.rat rim Ster re-
member we ! that tHiS al, At 'airl, -l!Ye MN
ules ua-t Twelve sou w"ro suing between
Alexander Dumas ani Iic'u' Hugo an honor
which, You will probably Lc,er enjoy again In
YOU lifetime
'Thcn lie Offered hi, arm again IN hIs wife,
and took her o her srHt without Fayiul n word
70 us, because We had not been presented
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MIss Rose In Lucik.

Looking out from my window In q room Of
the hotel in Goldsboro' saw young colored
man converslng In a tender way with dusky
maiden. but all Of sudden the girl turned and
ran away. moment later q second colored
youth hove in sight. and the two stood glarinG
at each other across ten feet OF space. Finally
the one who was on the ground first huskily
demanded: ,,
What 20 wantr
Il wants 20 life" was the stern reply.
"Hur'
Look out, boy. Doan' 20 .hu at me-"
An doan you talk bout takin' my life!"
who is you. sahf'
An who's your"
Who is l. sab? I,ze de Rem'lan who is pay
in his 'tenshuns 10 Miss Rose
An l'ze de gemlan Rwtne to marry her."
HUE
"Hu"
boy. I'll broke yo' head"
An III smash ye all to pizen"
They walked round each other for o time.
seeming about 10 spring. but suddenly both
stopped and number two said:
Boy. I'll wait fur yo'!"
"l2e right yere"
bonn you forEit dat III wait fur 20! I'll
den. when yo' has forget all about it. I'll steal
Heah yo nigGers, what yo dom out dar
when dar's work o Dressin'r" called the head
cook from the kitchen door, and both we're out
OF sight in five seconds. Then | heard the
same voice grow ling;
II dem boys doan' misbehnve mo- onery l
shaa't invite EN- to see me marry Miss Rose
Thursday evenin."