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DID TIE SQUARE THuo.


From the Helena Herald.
The train was just pulling ont of IVES.
ton, NO., for 81. Joe. whom ono of tho
90 far out Of the window that q man
near him felt 1t his duty to utter . note
oil warning.
s'Yes, II i little risky" replied the
man Is he pulled In his head and sat
down, but I vas looking for . grave in
that field. Reckon It. has been plouahed
under aud forgotten"
"Aow did thsy happen to bury him
''lt's sad story, gentlemen very sad.
II Was just ten years this month, and
was living here then. A stranger came
In from the West with thrss horses to
sell, and he acted 90 queerIy that We
clapped him 10 jail. He never denied
that he stole 'em, and one night the boys
Turned out and hung him to tree over
there. That used TO be our way Of dis
courasing the business, and believe 1t 10
7till practiced further West. We buried
him near the tree, and it was bis grave 1
was looking for"
Newer denied 1t, chi" querled one of
the listeners.
"Nsver dId, although we gave him
vvoSy ouAneos just Wctk IRON tn6 time
he was hung We found out that he was
On honest. hor orable farmer, living about
forty miles below %. While he hadn't
stolen the horses, he had killed . man,
and he NO doubt believed that We were
hanging him for that. We felt mean
enough when We discovered that he was
NO horse thief, and that all he had done
was 10 pop q man over, and Kansas
man ct that, and he must have been
eadly puzzled over our conduct. We
made such reparation % we could, how
evr."
ain what way?"
"Oh, wsrounded up the grave. passed
resolutions Of sympathy for the wife, sent
the horses on homo, and . few months
later went up and married the widow.
She's in tho next car behind"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
DAMS WIFE.

E ~ n e: esss u!y,i l,shs
Qilins Al The household thinss'
fsliiss BsidSss ' v 'Ss.sf L ssdI ~.
ks snsiins e e e ssS d e1ny K. shoe
fryina baby In his chair.
3nsst,as meat and .preadlns bread.
t a,e,sins 4 :hs 9. cssp, b. chance,
fsiiini. vorkins, busy lie,
smart woman,
Dsn's vile.
Ban comss home At fall of night
children meet him at the door,
Full him In and look I'm DER.
VIE asks how the work has gone
BUSY times With US At homei
supper DONE Dan reads at ease.
HAPPY Dan. but one 10 please,
Chlldren must be put to bed
AZ theis little prayers are said,
h ,si's shess . sss Placed IL rows
Susy' noisy y airing.
Dan's wife,
Dan reads ON and falls ssleep,
eee the woman softly creep,
Baby rests At last poor dear,
Hos word her heart to cheer;
Mending bask.t full TO top
slS sc6 s snir!s and little irock-
e!Se with dertanF, ugly palm
she must work and never play.
Closed piano. unused books,
Done the wslks 10 cosy nookA
Brightness fAded out Of lie,
9Addaped womsn.
DsR's wifs.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

From tho London Globe.
On Tuesday night an occurrence took
place at Wombwell's show which eau cd
essat eAcI.emsnt Amoeg large number
lion tanner and performer, was In . cage
with i've lions, and when about TO place
bis face between the jaws Of one, II
snapred at him. Orenzo made another
attempt, when the animal, closing It's
jaws, Inflicted severe wound on each
cheek, which had 70 be dressed ct the
Inhrmary. Orenzo Was very cool, and
repeated the performance later on.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA,


DR. slmms' White PuImonic Balsaln.
The finest and nost perfect production
Of medical science ever offered tho afliic-
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, 30. 1t will positively prevent
the inroads Of consumption and preserve
your system against its Destroying pow
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso-
ness, less OF voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. De. OF, VIII
mingtop, Del
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

We have the only Official book giving
full de.ails Of Stanley .. exploits, sdven-
lures and discoveries III Africa. We
would like the people to call and SEQ II,
or VIC will call and SHOW 1t IL we ee;
your address. Agent wanted; good pay.
b. II. DRUMMoND,
s. L. cor. Seventh and Walnut SITS.
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Preface.

1t 10 but once 10 Q Lifetime that you
can jump right into legitimate bust
uess that will pay you from four to six
thousand dollars per year.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
For Sale-The largest aud best paying
tobacco and cigar business in the State
Of Delaware. i'll health and desire to
retire to country life the cause of sell
Ing. Call or sddiess
A. A. CHAPMAN, Son g. Co.,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Or j. J. Peirce, No. 9 West Seventh
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
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A New and Startling Idea,

That GOOD Enough" tobacco is good
enough for a King. DO Is pnrstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
2l-pound box for . limited time. Dur
stsin, No. East Second street. L. g.
The sale of sanrosa cigars 10 increasing.
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uoUsEKEEPERs' GROCERY LIST,
LII PROM
DENNIsoN & PEACH,
loaA AND lo4 EAST FIFTH STREET.

We have the biggest drive in dried fruits,
med goods that ever the mercantile trade
experienced. No town IN America is selling
close wa,ch-keeping our eyes on the market,
and handling An immense quantity OF table
delicacies that we are able to sell for cash to
you, our many pstrons, ut these extremely low
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

EOR RENT.-A FARM OF so AIRES
i emiles from Wilmington, near Brandy
wine summit camp Gr0und. Apply to T.
a-i2-Iw-St-
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14
THE GENUINE
New Stanley Book.

HEROES OF THE DARK CONTINENT
and how Stanley found Emin Pasha.
HUNT 4 EATON, publishers, MY.
800 quarto pages, nearly 5QO liustra
tions,
Fine silk cloth, $500: Half morocco,
500; FUN Morocco, gold edges, 500.
Agents wanted in every school dis
trict. For full particulars, or copy of
the book, adderss WIN. 7. TuLL, 800
Monroe ST., Wilmington, Del ll-eod02Im
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Iyers & Ponds and Newby & Even's
pianos IN new aud beautiful cases, only
At Robeltn's, 10 Market street,
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No. 500 King street.

II you want to send . present to mother,
send one Of those sample baskets 4 tea. as
sSS sasses ssc &C. c ZAP pres o. osi
prime p cts. All prices Of nour. We have
In The roasting. Pitted cherries iac, Caiiior-
rines. sprlcsiS, pared peaches. whois apples,
Queen Syrup equal to hsney.. All fsnten
goods are In; We have specialties LOT lent ct
bargain. We give yon plate with each Y
10. or tea. Gold band plate With each x Is. 81
tea. We have those stair brooms . for rs cts.
Fine Butter % and Is cts. lot Of Rose and
other potatoes. Fresh eggs always on hand.
7. M. WtER, 600 King street. I'll
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

EoR RENT.-IlOUSE, STABLE AND
II lot at cor. OF Maryland ave and
Franklin st. Inquire of or address Il.
s. MEETEER, No. SIC Madison,st 2.l2-6tt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

TRY those excellent SOC. white shirts OF
Wya&t & Co., COS Market ttIeet.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

TOR RENT.-HoUsE AND STORE,
T. No. $40 Orange st. Also house,
as Tatnali st. Apply to JOHN Flu LIZ
AER, No. 2lo W. Ninth Ut. 2l26tt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

WANTED.-BO ARDERs AT THE
w south west corner OF Seventh and Kin Z
str.ets. Pleasant rooms and good accommo-
nationss 2-i0-0ts
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U,oR RENT.-HoUsE AND BLACK
IL smith shop at Mt. Cuba. Apply
to JAMES LEACH, Mt. Cuba Del.
2-l2-ytQ&2twt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Den n ISOn Peach.
Give us call ut the Granger
STORE, lo2 and 104 EAST FIFTH ST.,
between King and French streets,
WILMINGTON. l.25Gtt
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EOR SALE OR HINT.
FoR SALE.

Fok sALE.
703. 705, TOT jackson street.
ll0l, i103, nos Lombard street.
6ma store Lombard and McCsulley
street.
1,0O0 Adams street.
127, 100 and 1H West Thirteenth
street.
All on eaay tsrms. Apply 10
CHARLEe II. 1TNbALL,
AIT East Seventh strsst
H-1mA
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49,
NOTICE.
i ECTuRE.

u ~, ID, Parry will lecture on Tlnnday
.i w, fet' .fth, 1850, in Sc. Peul's n. 3.
haIee on .'iiow the blind are Hducated. ',
{ss.,s fof sals by Mr.. Maynard 81 nm and
E.n., streets; Mrs. sooy, 10. ~ Kin.
met, aud at No. sii TatnAh street, Iic.s sa
aetpts.
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EOR RENT.-THE BRIGHT HOUSE
l. ~ Rehoboth. and Drug etsrs In Whining
ton. Apply 10 Gao. W. Bright, III Market
street, Wilmington, del. 1-al-Swt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

EOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE
y and warehouse At northeast corner Of
Trout aud Orange streets. Apply to ]. r.
WHITE BIO. 1-79-n
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l)RlyAIEsA SALE.

h.'ehanll,e and furniture received en-
n .Na iAhilA . DuhE's. Fourth and
| l-e-tf-eoi
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The eopsrtnersnip exist Ing between p. 4.
N.,syInd {. I. Hreen. trading under the
lAmt OF Y. A. Massey Co.,. was diseoly I'd
{s'iv.. h,f,afier viii be conducted by John
n, uI.h,m TO-, Al the old ssand 0n Kirk
wool s,fssg shove SEVENTH,
,n.w !: 4. d hAHssf.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

"li ny YOU WANT TO SAVE
Btw1is,1aAhf, Insure Your property with
.I.s t"" Ne.57i2 MARKET Il. n,ii-tI
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

IN ollGk-lF Y0U WANT TO SAVE
~ AIS, insure your property with
'sAs 70" No. ~ Market 1T, nil III
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.KUIIUE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ia conform lly with The act entitled s.An
te. toaec-nlnI Private vorporatious'p assed
eftc Honorable !. U. Grub, Associate
nllee, eia., At Yhanbers Saturday, March
H. ~, AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for q certificate
|ntcfporAnns st. Josepb's eociety Tor Col
0rd Missions" 3. GARLAND,
..Itl0l Ally. for Innornnrxtara
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

N0TiCE. THE CHIEFS AND MEN,
beI oiHop0ctuhackinaT Tribe, No. II.
o. R. N are requested TO meet at the
btsIn, on Friday evening. ltth instaut "
ne Mltng,pt nis 20 attend the funeral OF
|lEtihtf Albert Curhndor.
NJ. d. BULLOCK, W. b.
iile'tj u. W. Follnusbee, c. OF Il. 2-is-7
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

v w mos THREE OR FOUR
H. " men can he accommodated with
-g's ''0t'nfsais so W. rwellth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

.c.cia TArtles seni. monthly. Tourist
coins Car. Cheap Hates. Southern Paci-
lts's. address d. IiAwLEy. 0es' Eastera
Itrsi, No. Ss Broadway Ne. York: r.. J..
M d any baltimore 4 Ohle Ticket Agent.
\ 81 rtdst
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

Il house, hot AUD cold water, No. s02 JEFF
lenon st. Call on J. A. COMMON, No. I
Daily Republican., 1890-02-14

EOR RRNT.-TRUCK AND DAIRY
! farm about % acres on W. q N. X. H.,
emiles from Wilmir gt9s. Del. Station on
ne place. Land N nigh state Of cultivation.
kstAte 81 the late Henry 6uSyne. Apply 70
hEALD 4 CO., Wilmington, Del.
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A ROC's Egg.

One Of the most Interesting things
in the National Museum at Wash.
ingtOn is the cast of a real roc'5 egg.
Strange as it may appear. there is a
foundation for the stOried existence oi
the supposed existence of the sup.
posed. he fabulous bird. 1t was
the gigantic epiornis of Madagascar,
which stood twelve feet nigh and laid
an egg as big as us hens eggs. and
holding two gallons. Avau traders,
such as SiDbad the SailOr, is said to
have made their way To NADIA
a1ascar centuries ago, when this
mighty fowl Was still in existence,
aud brought back the yarns which
subsequently DEVELOPED INTO the la
bled roc. A Bigger bird than Thu,
however, taking weight as criter-
ion, existed in New Zealand as late
as the time of Capt. Cook. IL t bod
only niue feet high, though Y was so
bulky that full grown GiG Wpu4d
have tipped the scales at something
like LOCO pounds. The egg ii Iaid
Was trhe small than that of the
roc. This WAS tie giant NOAH. Ii
was 50 clumsy that il could not escape
from the sailors who lauded on HE
i land and killed il for food. The
extinction of the Species is SUPPOSED
t. have been caused by "a change in
tle New ZEALAND climate, for it is
known that the eti0ruuUu5 iOM is gath.
cred in great numbers at the last
about certain hot springs aud there
persisted. Quantities of their bones
have been found in these Springs -
Boston Tr''nSclipt.
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Reqistr alton Notice.
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
SifIINGS. 1890.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the
undcrs Sneu officers @! i:ni@ IStr3uiGn of Voters
in aud for ,heir respective Erection Districts
OF Garrett County, VIII sil in tneir respective
Election blS,ic!> IN said County. AT III" places
hereinafter nJiiIcd, for three successive days
III the month Oi september, commencing with
and including the thir Monday of seplem-
Der, That is 20 say, on the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-09-05
"a Good Soldier Never Loo,
hind -

almost all these pension papers
have history of public interest"
remarked Pension Examiner Craig.
1--WE have some actual romances. as
strange as fiction. and, of course, in
stances of bravery and endurance
equal TO the bravest of the brave.
Now and then humorous story OF
the camp and field develops. In ex-
aiming into case the other day d
physician of this city tells me good
story. The widow of a soldier made
application for a pension, her hus-
band having died in 1871. from al
legged injuries received during his
enlistment. The physician was Il
member of the same company, but
could not recall the occasion of the
alleged Injury, but he did remember
that while the man was brave SOL
der he was generally considered
Yerv lazy. He was particularly averse
TO backing his shoes. One day he
appeared on dress parade With his
shoes as bright AS a lookiA ass,
much to the amazement of ap-
tain. When, however, the q 5sin
ordered the men to a left dress rs
seen the man had used the 81 AeaztSS g
and brush only on the front Of the
shoes. and that the heels We're all
mud. The CAPTAIN, after the parade,
ordered the man brought before him
and said: L see you had your shoes
nicely polished in front, and that
they were all mud behind, What
is your excuse..?' Is that so - bland
~ queried the private. Yes, that's
So We'll, Cap, good soldier never
looks behind,' which rejninder
pressed sufficient excuse for that
occasion at least" --St. Louis Star
Sayings.
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Aug. %, 1890.

There was an amusing Instance
last night of the way the Penn5yi-
Yania physicians get rid of sham pa
iients. VIM. Brazen, of 1909 Aber.
deem street, was arrested for drunk
enness, and when taken to the see
ond district station house he fpigned
illness and was taken to the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital. The doctors exam
med him thoroughly, but could find
nothing wrong with him. and finally
concluded that he was shamming.
"WelI," said DR.. HornelI, Selling a
big knife, II think we had better ex-
anime his liver first"
YES. and we ought to take his
heart out and see if it is sound" put
in DR.. Downs, as he picked upa long
brigat instrument.
This was enough for the man ly-
ing on the bed. mo you don't" he
yelled, as he leaped from the bed,
and, grabbing his hat and coat he
disappeared through the door,
Phila ieIphia Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-09-05

A prominent chemist of San Fran
cisco, now in Superior, Wis, is pre-
pairing to make public IA discovery
which will work wonderful changes
in the economy of steamship trans
pOrtation. His scheme is to dispense
with the use of fuel Of all kinds. He
has devised an apparatus by means
of which water can be utilized as fuel.
By means of his chemical machine
the water is to he resolved into lis
elements, oxygen and hydrogen.
These gases are to be burned by
means of an oxy-hydrogen machine
producing intense heat. The machine
is placed adjacent to the boiler and
Will thus generate the steam to pre-
pei the vessel. Local capitalists are
taking hold of the matter, and if the
experiment proves successful big
stock company will be ioSHsssyz-
Chicago Times.
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GOTH DAY or OCTOBER,

in said year 1892 from the hour of s O'Clock a.
III. until O'CLOCK p. M. on said day. the said
officers of registration VIII sit in their respect
i've Election Districts. her the revision of and
aOr the hearin9 of applications for re.iHStatr-
mentoy "erSons whose names "haii have been
stricken OF the regi#trie of voters lur said
lection Districts III said county. as provided
in Article 81, Sections to ~ L, of The code of
Public General Laws OF Maryland, tide "lIlec-
ton" subtitle "Rc1iStTatiOn OF Voters" as
amended by chapter 573 Of the acts of l@9).
The places of sitting OF each II said Officers
of Registration III their respective Election
is as follows. Io-Wit:
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still later years were two other exc
cutions; Howard in 1870 for murder;
G. l., Layman sheriff, and Il lored
man ny the name Of Craigg for rape
in 1872, r. l.. Gross sheriff. In Allie
gany's history of 100 years, she has
had ten executions for crimes COM
mitted within her borders and one in
Garrett county. This does not in
clude the military executions during
the war.
1t is hardly to be expected that the
reproduction and reCapitulation of
criminal trials of the past will fur
nish acceptable reading to all classes,
yet it is certain great many inqulr'
ing minds seek such matter, not Tor
mere past time, but for reflective and
useful purposes. In Boston there is
published IA periodical called the
"Green Bag" AS the name suggests
it is legal in its character. Each num-
her contains selection from the
French "Causis Celebres." These are
the reports of French criminal trials,
are intensely interesting, both in
matter and the romantic atmosphere
that seem to give them perennial life;
showing, too, how nearly akin crimi.
nal Justice was in the remote past to
barOarism itself Daniel Webster,
in his unequalCd speech in the cele-
brated Knapp murder case referred
to these quaint reports, aud the Brit
ish State trials as wonderful speci-
mems of ancient Judicial literature,
yet he aYered there was scarcely any
thing in them of equal interest with
the case he Was trying en- the part of
the commonwealth of Massachusetts,
occurring AZ it did lin lS3Ol in the
very bosom of New England society,
where law and order were supposed
to be supreme.
Any lawyer or lavman wishing to
read the greatest jury argument ever
made in this or any other country
can at once be gratitied by referring
to yOunn 6 of Webster's works.
His description of guilty conscience
is almost superhuman, vet with him
it was hut ordinary labor. The in
spiration OF the awful picture came
from the suicide of the hired muir
dprer in his own cell a short time
prior to his approaching trial. But
the two Knapp brOtherS. employers
of the seif-eXecuteQ murder had to
face the great effort. They were not
actually present and participating III
the murder. but the great orator con-
tended that they were c0n5tructiYely
present and that would satisfy the
law, and it was held, and the two
men convicted and hung for the
murder CT Iheir aged uncle for a share
of his fortune which they expected
to prematurely inherit by hired
murder for which they agreed -
nav 81 900, hut 'dust and ashes"
were their inheritance instead Of 4
New England fortune.
JUDICIAL "REMINISCENCES
Aug. %, 1890.
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18th, 18th and I7lh Days Of
SEPTEMBER,
Gin, 7th. 3ih and 9Th Days of
OCTOBER,

in the year 1880, from the hon" o o'clock a.
M, until 8 O'Clock u. m. on each OF said days
for the purpose al sisCertaiuiug ana register
ing III The proper TcgiStricS OF voters the per-
sons qualified Ia vote in their res aectivc Flee
ton Districts who shall present themselves
for registration and for the further purpose
Of revising and correcting tae resiStreS of
voters of their said respective Election Dis
all voters entered therein who shall have
died or become Tor any reason disqualified. or
who for any cause shall have ceased to he en-
titled to remain on said rcgiStrieS OF voters.
And on the Monday next succeeding the
second Monday in October. that is to say, on
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All naturaliZed citizens applying for regis
tration will be required to produce their Ger
tificates of naturalization to the Officers OF
Registration.
Signed,
II. o. HAMILL.
officer of Registration LIST Election District,
r. Il. FRIEND,
Officer of Registration ID Election District.
ISAIAH FULLER,
Officer of Registration Sd Election District.
JOHN COLLINS,
Officer of Registration 4th Election District.
HENRY f. LININGER,
Officer of Registration 5th Election District.
N. G. BROWNING,
Officer of Registration 9th Election District.
p. A. CHISHOLM,
Officer of Registration 9TH Election District.
HENRY A. SIAFFER,
Officer Of Registration Sth Election District.
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Officer of Registration 9th Election District.
SEBASTIAN HINEBAUGH,
Officer of Registration 10th Election District.
JOHN c. CLANCY,
Officer OF Registration llth Election District.
JOSEPH BUCKLE,
Officer of Registration 18th Election District.
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IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS
If You Have a TritIing Cough

Don't neglectit Use Rogers Specific Cough
Cure. Price 25c.
For SprainS, urnS. Bruises, Colo
Cholera MorDus, &c, use specific Llniment
Rogers Cocain Pile Remedy has no
equal
pleasant.
Franglpan Curative aim. Indispen-
sible Tor the ladies toIleb
You will find the above at A. G. turgfss
Drugstore, and Country Stores.
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TrespasS Notice.

/ hereby warn all persons not t
trespass upon my farm by hunting or
picking chestnuts or driving through
my fields with horses or wagons. as
the law will be enforced to the fullest
extent upon such trespassers.
q 5% HENRY FEIG.
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TOR RENT--By the Year or for the
Il SeaSOn.-The West End of'Wing-and-
Wing" at Deer Park, containing a Parlor,
Sitting Room, two Dining Rooms, two Kitch-
ems and Six Sleeping Rooms. The sleeping
rooms will be furnished with everything nee
assary except BED CLOTHIN G. Also stable
DOM for two horses, and carriage house.
There is garden lot, with Fruit Trees, con-.
nected with the premises Apply to
E. C, TlLSON. Proprietor
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A Scotch Difference.

An old Scotch lady who lived at a
considerable distance from the parish
church was in the habit of drying
over to the service. Her coachman,
when he considered the sermon
nearly at an end. would slip out qui-
city for the purpose of having the
carriage ready by the time the service
was concluded. One Sunday John
returned to the church. and, after
hanging about the door for a consider
able time, grew impatient and. pop
ping in his head, disc 'vered the min
lister arguing as hard as ever. Creep
lug down the aisle toward his mis-
tress, he whispered in her ear: rs
he no near dune yet ?" "Dune!' re-
turned the old lady in high state of
indignation, for her patience had
long since been exhausted, "he's
dune half an hoor since, but he'll not
- st. Louis Republic.
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John, you are fool"
II am, am I? How do you make
me a fool ?"
Bless you, [ don't make you IA
fool. You make fool of YOURSELF"
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"I'll have a fiji. know | shall"
shrieked woman who was refusing
to be coaxed into the surf at Ocean
Grove.
Not in that suit you have on"
said another woman next to her in
such tone that she fell in heap.
and it was harder to get her out than
it was to get her in.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-09-05

Many Persons are broken
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