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Among the questions given out by
board OF examiners to be answered at
examination was, "Why do you wash
your hands and face in the morning ?"
Twelve of the scholars sent up the re-
ply, ITO keep the blood healthy"
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The Big -Four now has ten of the new
ten-wheel engines in service on the
Eastern division hauling freight. The
b. d o. Southwestern railroad company
this week contracted for five engines of
the same type.
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The question "Is there coal under
London 7" is extensively discussed.
Biologists say that the lay Of the strata
there justifies the beliel that coal can be
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James T. Gott, Carmi, I'M, Says,

He paid thirty.one dollars doctors bill
for his wife in one year, and one bottle
of Bradfeld's Female Regulator did her
more good than all the medicine she had
taken before.
H. DALE, Druggists, Carmi, Ill.
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Notice of Appointment.

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Administrator's A Notice.

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late OF Highland county, Ohio, deceased, by
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18

THAN A GOLD MINE. Ten acres
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an income of from $4,000 to
r year and requires no expen-
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he Willamette Valley requires
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ives a better income from the
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nmmer sausage, Swiss cheese,
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|erdeen Herald.
December 18, 1890.
rhe Total Population.

tendent Porter has completed
determination of the population
bf the country. The total diff
b no from that contained in the
Issued from the census bureau
Sr 28th. This change is due to a
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pr rough count, and the addition
ascertained to have been omit
he enumeration.
fled population of the United
1870 is 81, 622,25O.
i populous state in the Union
BE-, New York, with Pennsylva-
second.
enjoys the distinction Of being
blimly populated state in the
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

Miss Carrie Eal,in, Robert Ealiin. Miss
t'atharine Eakin and Mrs y Dushane
toward, a s!stcrUtthose previously namt4l.
.oi ihls cltN, and relatives ID Philadelphia
and New Work, in all about 10, arc GHtin-
ants for :5LWHO00, which sinn is bcinr
held in trust by the English government
tnr the heirs If mn Engllshman named
Woods, whoia ilie l,akiu fanitly claim to
be their great great grandfather. For this
magnificent fortune there arc several s,ts
q claimants, bll the SET ID which the
Eakin family belong asserts that it Is tic
rightttl claimant and that II can prove
the truthflllnesS If its claim. Tile Ealin
family and their relatives are 50 sanaiiinc
q success that they have Sent 4 LAWYER, il
New Yorker, 10 England tNproseGute their
claim. The lawyer sailed about 4 month
ago and news from him is being awaited
family named Woods laid claim II Tia
money some years ago, but were unable 10
suDstantiate their claim.
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DN.lrN u Nrs. nN1DronD.



Mrs y mharine a. Bradford wife of
James Bradford died Sunday night At her
home, No. lila Delaware avenue Mrs.
Bradford had been suffering for several
years past Her illness developed into
consumption and sudden turn for the
worse occurring within tWpor three weeks
was the immediate cause Of her demise
MI, bradford, who was travelling in
Europe, returned home only Friday last
layug been appraised Of his Wtt's danger
and Immediately sailed liumrward The
deceased was a Miss Keenan, and was born
in Philadelphia in lS2l one brother sur
wives her, Prof. ,lohn A. Keenan, Of New
York tty
Fer many years Mrs, Bradford has been
widely known III this city ;lS one Of the
most aatiNe philanthropists Almost every
organization in Wilmington Of In
eleemdsYnary character has known If her
aid M snme form Or other. In recent years
Mrs Bradford has eXertel herself largely in
private charity. Many worthy pnnr ftini-
lies ~ this city will miss her kindly silent
assistance.
some years ego She started asoap kitchen
m the vicinity Of Third street market. Tie
pfGiclt Wts Immediately successful ,Tnn
successful, indeei' gentleman remarked
this morning .tll the butchers of the
markc' gave her plenteous support l,It
then the soup Kitchen was literally oyer
run by lnlrir- IF the professional blnd.
laue ana halt, from MI thc hv-anrs and
hedges ~ thG vicinity u tho CITY who
Qns'ci The more worthy poor from heir
rigllttul tlulos
Iht funeral left the Residence M 1tl5
Delaware avenlc, yesterday morning II .
nclpflS, High lililss Was held at st. Peter 5
Pro-Cathc}lral
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
FIRE ~ i HOrEL.


At 80 o'clock Monday morning. some
person passing the kirkwOud House, ut
the northwest corner If Third and ShiIley
streets discovered smoke issuing from tile
middle windows Of the building OH llIira
street; An alarm ni fire was sent ont
from box No, % 1T Second and Shiplcy
streets, and some one knocked 1t thc1hirl
street ehtrmccot the house to arouse the
inmates
Ehe suake and the cries Of alarm and
noise Of approaching engines from the
street, woke the occupants Of the house
who groped their way down stairs, partly
dressed, very much frightened and nearly
snlooatat from the smoke. All escaped
without injury butif the fire had not been
discovered until 4 few minutes later, some
one MIGHT Iiayc been uiloratcd
q. II, J. beckett. the proprietor of the
house, his wife and child and Mrs. rhump.
sou, MIS-. Beckett 4 mother, occupied rooms
on the second floor. adjoining the chm-
ney, where the fire started Their rooms
We're filled with smoke when they awokr
and flames were bursting through the floor
Of the hall near Mr., Beckelts room on
the fourth H0ur was Harry Bowers and
the other occupants Of the house were
Samuel Darlington, NJ Mes, and a colored
mal y escaped safely
The fire evidently started from tlefec-
1--WE HE in the lower part Of the chimney
in the centre II the house 1t spread to il
closet nextto the chimney. opening from
the sitting rom ON The first floor and
burned through The second lloar IN to the
third The partition WIS burned through
into Mr.. heGkcu's room. Plug streams
speedily eNtnguiShed the lire but
about $50 it brpke out again and crept
uP 70 the fourth floor, 1t was finally put
ont.
The damage BIZ fire is confined to the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
BRrLIr4yr RECEPTION.
Silver Wedding Anniversary of MIR. and
Mrs. Genrse w. McCulloMgh.

The silver anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mccullough,
which WIS celebrated on Thursday even
ing ut their handsome home, No. HOO
Jefferson street, was M elegant affair. For
the delightful occasion the house and the
annex adjoining the dining room had been
lavishly decorated with chrysanthemums
and other eXutiGs.
In receiving Mr.. and Mrs Mccullough
We're assisted BY Mr.. and Mrs Lynn q,
Byrd of Baltimore and the Roy nr. AMI
Mrs. Jacob Todd Tho toilets Of the ladies
Of the receiving party were marvels of
beauty, Mrs Mccullough was armyed in
a gown of silver faille, with front Of silver
brocade, trimmed with point lace. Mrs.
Byrd's gown was of cream faille, with
brocade front, trimmed with duchess lace,
and her ornaments were diamonds. Mrs.
Todd wore an imported gown Of black and
pink brocade, trimmed with real black
lace.
There were more than 100 guests present,
including the Rev. and Mrs. Il, y string
Of Roxboro, the former being the minister
by whom Mr., and Mrs Mccullough were
married. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Walker
William smith and Mr.. anl Mrs. Esrey Of
Baltimore, MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Smith of
Singcrly, \. Thompson tirandel, IL +.
GilrNy, w j. Wilson and John Il. sweeney
of hester, Hrs, James = Smith Of Cherry
Hill, the Rev, and Mrs n. NJ. Browne and
Hugh &. Browne OF Newark, MIR and Mrs.
Menrns of crisiield, Miss Della Mccullough
and Charles Mclris of North East Miss
Mccullough Of Liberty Grove j, $.
Mccullough Of Rising Sim Md Mr.. and
Mrs.SD. Met ulluugh, tn9ch Mccullough,
James =. Hooper, X. T. Waters Martin
Walker, John Heal, Robert Cox. Eugene
Hopes Frank Waters Horace Walker,
Miss Mccullough, Mrs, ticprgia SmNth,
. ~. 4 q
ndelpha, II. e.. Robinson. Mr. ;ud Mrs
John q. iaker, Misses Phpbe and sarah
Ailmnnd, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Curry,
Me- md Mrs, Clarence Robh, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank ituhb, Miss Eaidniihky Il. s. r.
Butler Walter l., liutitr Nr and Mrs J.
Nurrls Robinson, robert III Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs, William lirtdcutopt, Miss Elsie
fuortl, Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Mlllilhausen Il .
!. lirkels, Miss Curtis, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Jones, Mr., and Mrs. George O.
Muris Miss AIafis Y. jant. lioit, nr. J..
Ferris Belt, pr. and Mrs y, T. tiMtl, DR.
and Mrs Peter Cooper, MI and Mrs
Robert Smith, Nathaniel Benson. Charles
), iobh James Il. Ficld, Mr. and Mrs
William, q. hcunypackcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. PnstY. Miss Alice pusev, j, F.
l1pnghten, G.. Wesley Wcdn, h. II Rum
ford, the Rev, | T. Barrett Mr.. and Mrs
William II. liillany, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Augustus AlcGadlcy, Mir. and Mrs. 4. Il.
Crow the Misses ruw, Mr. and Nrs. Th0s,
Darlington, Mr. and Mrs 3. i. WILEY, Mr.
aud Mrs. W T. yoshcil Mrs. l.noch
Moore = &. l'ayntcr. George H. Moore
the Key. VI T. Avery, lis Blanche Weldin
and Miss Annie lloll
Music was furnished hya philadelphia
orchestra, and 4 splendid dinner was
served. Charles sparks was decorator and
Robert Grave, caterer
~" ceiolranir were recipients Of many
valuable gitls. Mr.. Alctnllnnghs gift to
his Wife was a r.se III smIitl silNer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
DELAWARE oDD FELnows.


District Deputy Grand Masters and
Standing and Special Committees.
For the Grand Lodge of Delaware, |. @.
q, - Grand Master d. w. Jester has made
the following appointments
DISTRICT pEPUrY GRAND MASTERS.
james +. Price Of Wilmngtpn--Dist
No i Lodges Nos |, 2, Is, 10, q, %, %, 20,
81 So and RI.
4. w lester, Grand Master, st. Georges
District No. 3 Lodges Nos. 4, 5, S, 8, IL,
T., -, - and Naomi No. 3, u. of Il.
George NJ Fisher of Camden--District
M. 8, Lodges Nos &, :, 20, 30 and 50.
& w. Ammermann of Greenwood
tret No. I, Lodges Nos, IS, 80 40, II and y.
t.S. Walls Of Georgetown District No.
8, Lodges Nos. 10, Il, 8, Is and %.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
State of the order-Merritt c. Perkins,
Lodge No, III John +. Iakes, No. 20; s. T.
smith, No; II; L. ". Pyle, No 81; H. G.
Legslative-E. W. Cooper, Lodge No .;
y w. Brcreton, No. Is; ". II. Oliver, No.
No $.
Constitution and Iaws--T. G. Doud,
lodge NJ. !; w. II. Bentz, No. 80; George
NJ. Stephenson, No. 8; George G. Morton,
No 22 Isaac bradshaw, Ne. 80.
Correspondonce- NJ. Whitford,
! .
ii. Davidson, M. II. Il. +. sheppard, No.
SO; John NJ. Collins, No. 81.
Appeals-G. G. Nalor, Lodge No s; A.
H. johnson, NJ. & Thomas NJ. Elliott No.
\; Thomas G Applehy, No. %; ]. +.
Mastcn, No. %.
Finance w b. Cole, Lodge No. "a:
DAVID Downs, No. .; Il, NJ. Fowler, 40 s;
Christian Spoerl, No. ~ F. Harvey Day,
NJ. 81.
Iilll-George II, Taylor Lodge 30. i;
Arthur II Lewis, No & T.. +. Morrow, No.
.; y. e. Moore, No. /; Daniel Ross No /.
l'rintng-lsaac W. Halam Lodge M,
q: Thomas Il, Young, No. 81 i. r. Lee,
Na, v Frank Sparks, No Il Isaac y.
tirGbh, Nj ~
Account George w Williams, Lodge
No Y, Edwin ltirst, No, 4 Frank Il.
Herbert No. ., Jacob u Foulk, No. 10
John II. Layton, No. -.
Returns and Reports--Chas T. Maroney,
hodge NJ. -; :. H. Barker No. !; j. Fl
Appleby, No. .; A. ]. Kinney, No 80 w.
4, l.. Garnagy No, 32
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Hall Expenses Joseph Pyle, Lodge No.
4; NJ. &. Perkins, No. III q p Maroney,
No, 23 George G. Norton No. -.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
4 Nt:u INDusTEf.
An Extensive I'laut for Preparing Goats
Hair, for Market

The old carriage fictory beyond the
market street bridge formerly the property
q j. j. Foster, which was bid III lit
sheriff sale by T. Farkc rostles, was pur-
chased for the Illinois Leather Company a
/ Chicago corporation which makes a hjsi-
ness ot preparing cattle and goat hair for
tho market
II has several large plants III the west
and fur some time past has desired dis
iaihuing puint IN the Atkntsc scAhuard,
and has settled upon this city, Statk HI
ihcr1hlpanN has been taken pN nearly all
~ The morocco manufacturers Of The tity.
and the hair from the goat skins nuultac-
turel into morocco here, will he PIT hi n
marketable condition BIZ thcne industry.
II Is very probable that the hair, on much
Of il, from the Philadelphia factories, will
be frcighted 10 this city Oh barrns and ais.
prepared for sale. 1t Is used f1r certain
ilndsWt felt, for plastering Stnting Nc
The property Is Ia he enlarged and i'm
proved, and work will begin rs soau IL the
sheflil sale Of the property is confirmed
by the court. The present building Mil
be used for offices and for the storage IT.
tho lrpiGe'a # the western plants which
viii be distributed to I'll points from here
INC machinery fur w6rking itp q goat
lair obtained III this city AMI lhiadcl-
phia viii be contained I'M large buildings
to bccrefed at once. i'hc property hns II
good wharf on the Ghrisliana river, which
is 10 hrcnlarged and whore The hair from
Philadelphia will be discharged from the
bargGs.