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The Following Letter Explains Itself.

DUKE, TEXAS, June 9th, 1891.
DR.. D. C. WILLIAMS, DENTIST, BRENNAN,
TEXAS,
DEAR SIR-You remember having filed
for me in the month of November, $780, a
very badly Assessed tooth: came to you
with my jaw badly swollen. could not
eat or sleep, could not open my mouth wide
enough to take nourishment and could with
difficulty enpectorate. l was then living in
New York, has had this special tooth filled
and treated there, also in Hot Springs,
Sherman and Galveston, but had to have
filings taken out and was told by other dem
fists that it was useless to endeavor to save
it-ard ad iseG extracting it. l had it filed
in Galveston just three days before l saw
you with nv swollen face and have thanked
You many times since for the relief you gave
INC. Although eleven years have passed,
his toothis as sound as a nut, and will out
last me. thanks 20 our skill as dentist. l
have sounded Your praise North, East, West
and South as lie ng the best operator known
in your profession. My brother needs some
work done and write to make an engage
ment for him, let me know when it will be
most convenient. When through with him
you will without doubt, have another ardent
admirer. If this letter will be OF any SER
vice to you use it any manner desired.
Yours truly,
w. F. ADAMS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25
Yours truly,
w. F. ADAMS.

Mr.. W. H. GAERETsoN, represent
ing the Deibold, Safe & Lock Co.,
of Dallas and New Orleans, aud the
only exclusive vault builder, is in the
city and consulting with the county
commissions in reference to increas-
ing the vault capacity of the Wash
ington county court house.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

GRAHAM Lodge No. 20 of Free
and accepted Masons had public
installation of recently elected Off
GERS at their elegant lodge room
Wednesday night, when the follow
ing officers were installed: b. A.
Cordray, W. NJ; Il. J. Morgan, S.
W; Henry Harrison, ]. W; Alex
Simon, Treasurer; r. D. Harris,
Secretary; ]. h. Ledlie, Tyler. After
the installation ceremonies a banquet
was served their invited guests, but
the late hour of its conclusion pre-
cludes an extended notice in this
mornings paper.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

Young Man-Mr. Tapeline, can you
put new right sleeve in this coat9 This
one is getting badly worn.
Tailor-Certainly, Mr.. Downey. Al
low me to congratulate you on the en-
gagement.-Judge.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

TaE old German Methodist par
sonage that was recently occupied by
negroes at Chappell Hill, was burned
about 4 o'clock Sunday evening.
The negro family lost most of their
effects.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

MEsgRs. w. NJ. AvEN, ". H Smell
and L. z. Harrison attended the or
ganization of Knights of Pythias
lodge at Navasota in the early part
OF the week. The lodge was organ
lied with membership of So, en-
braciag all the leading business men
Of the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

MEssRs. 0. A. Seward, Jas. H.
Simon, A. NJ. Krug, R. S. Farmer,
and c. c. Boyd were among those
who went down to Chappell Hill to
attend the barbecue there yesterday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

THERE was concert at Germania
hall last night by Mr.. A S, Hobile
assisted by Chas. Bredow German
Commedian.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

TIE Light Guard have received
white helmets and caps and have
everything in readiness to attend
the encampment.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

A FISHING party left the city to-
day for Capt. Clay's ranch where
Friday they will have a big picnic
and fish fry.
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In a Fair Way to Do 1t.

Friend eympathetically)-It won't
be so very bad after all; it will soon be
over.
Criminas-Oh, I've do doubt of it. I
shall get the hang of it.-Ram's Horn.
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Mas. CHRIsToFF BERNHARDT, wife
of a Polander, who came in trading
Wednesday from the country, was
stricken with a severe fever and was
stretched out on the sidewalk or
near it, on the north side of court
square all Wednesday afternoon.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

The alley next to the Opera sa-
loon is being filed in so that it will
have natural drainage enough to
keep it clean.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

The county commissioners are in
session sitting as a board of equali-
cation on the report of the county
tax assessor.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

IT will probably be determined
to-day whether an effort will be
made or not to secure a supply of
artesian water for the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

Mr.. J. N. CHADWICK and wife, of
Chappell Hill, passed through here
yesterday en- route to Waukeska,
Wis, where they will spend the
summer.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

The Brenbam Field Artillery held
a meeting Tuesday night and con
cluded to attend the encampment
completing their arrangements. If
Brennan couldn't get the encamp-
ment she will be sin it" two com
panies strong, and if there is any
prizes offered she will bring them
away.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

The crop report for the week
past still indicates splendid crop,
but in the vicinity of Chappen Hill
crops have already commenced suf-
fering for rain, which if delayed
another week will materially injure
the prospect. In the vicinity of
Brennan rain is needed, but the
crops have not suffered much yet.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

READ the change in the advertise
ment of Messrs. A. & II. Harrison
if you are in search of bargains.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25
McElree'S Wine Of Cardui

and TaEDFoRD'S BLAOK-DRAUGHTI
are sold by all Washington County dealers
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-25

h@ sLAcK.DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ice Cream at Kiber's to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
FOURTH EDITION
A Minister Badly Cut,

Rev. Samuel Ambrose of New Gas.
tie colored, was most villainously as
saulted and cut by u negro with razor
IN his hand In Delaware city on
Thanksgiving night. MIR. Ambrose Is
pastor of the colored church respect.
lively In New Castle, Delaware City and
Summit Bridge. A Thanksgiving sup
per was held at the church at De!a.
ware City which was attended by Geo,
Shorter yr., who behaved so badly III
the vestibule that Mr.. Ambrose had to
demonstrate with him and asked him
either to come in and behave decently
OF leave the place.
Shorter would do neither and detied
the preacher. Shorter's father was
sent for. but he could do nothing with
his son. Mr.. Ambrose becoming ex,
asperated pushed young Shorter to
ward lhe door. Shorter suddenly
wheeled around, whipped out a razor
and giving the preacher terrible
slash in the left side, escaped In the
darkness. Mr.. Ambrose fell to the
floor and DIR. Bellviile was hastily
summoned.
An examination revealed wound al
the llfth rib right below the heart on
the left side four Inches long and two
inches deep. The man could not bt
removed, and DIR, Bellville remained
with him all night. Yesterday morn
ing the wounded man was Drought tc
his home at New Castle, and DR.. Ty
bout was summoned for u coGsulta
ton.
He coincided with Dr. Bellvile tina
the wound was very serious one, ant
Inst night the preacher lay III such
precarious condition that but liLtlehopt
was entertained OF his recovery.
A warrant has been issued foi
Shorter's! arrest. He is desperat,
fellow and has been in jail seyera
times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
ID. u -nrnkn,s nninns-

One of our reporters dropped into
the Central Auction, IiS Market street
last evening and heard the "lightning
anctioneer," As he Is popularity called,
expressing his opinions aud eNpatint.
ing ON the merits of watch lie
warranted II to weigh 9pcnnyweights
OF li-kurjIt gold and to be of tho value
OF $50, less than which price il could
MOI bu bought at amy reliable iewery
store. ...
This was II safe thing TO the buyer as
any jcweilrrcould toll him the weight.
iincrrss OF the gold and maAer OF the
watch which was iilstclaSs. But
when the auctioneer had to knock II
down ut Sa3, lie thought these the
hardest times 1r money lie had over
seen in the auction business for II
ycars.Hut all thfsame Drake, iiighileitl
and omWuy arc Strengthening prices
ON great yurety of goods and ele
giant thristma5 presents arc being
sold, HIS eT"ning thelc will be youI
own prices on great variety OF vulua
ble goods.
Next week and until Christmas there
will be extraordinary invoices of all
Kinds of thr most desirable goods fol
Christmas prrsent5 including diu
mOnds, sold Eull watches. silver,
plated wulc. etc Finest goods ever
"Arred III Wilmington for holiday
presents al your own prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Pleasant Hack PARTY,

A very pleasant party OF young folks
met Mt the residence of Mr. II lhdolph
Matthews No SOP West Sth street last
Ievening from which they proceeded in
Mr.. Germans large four horse hack,
to the residence of Mrs. Louisa Black
burn on the llare's Corner road, reach
ling thera about S.45 O'Clock. After
Ialighting they were invited into tho
large parlors, where they all enjoyed
themselves in playing various kinds OF
iparlor games, until seasonable hour
when they were all invited into the
ldining-rooms, to n sumptuou5 repast.
After doing Justice to the good
things set before them, they again re.
paired to the parlor where they enjoy
led themselves until the old day gave
way to tho new one when they all bado
Mrs. b. good night, and repaired to
their homes.
Among those present were Misses
Josie Manning. Lille Blackburn, Lulu
Kane. Anna NJ. Fulton, Lizzie Manning
IB. Estella Hall, Bertha Middleton,
Edith Blackburn, Jennie jackson,
Mary Blackburn, Mollie Matthews.
Priscilla Is, Sell, Clara @. Blackburn
Iaud Messrs. Charles Blackburn, IL
wood Colbourn. Clarence Blackburn,
Irwin B. Scantlln, Willis Blackburn.
Henry Hamaker, George l.. Stidham,
Frank Nj. Hall. Allie Dougherty. JAS.
Il. Middleton, John Porter, Wallace
Wilson, II. W. Parvs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Dots.

Frank A. Mitchell and John Jacoby
have returned from their trip to Geor-
gia.
Letters testapentary on the estate OF
the late Alexander Kelley were granted
lby Register of Wills Cooch yesterday
to Georgia W. Plerson.
The Veteran Firemen's Association OF
Philadelphia has presented Tax Collec-
made from an old wooden water pipe
in Philadelphia.
Two frame houses have been torn
down on Tatnall street, between I'd
and Third streets, to make room for the
new office and packing-room OF the
Whining on AbattoiI and Cold Storage
Company.
General John A. Logan Camp. No. 4,
Sons of Veterans, held all interesting
Injecting last evening On next Friday
Ievening musical and literary enter.
Italnment will be given to members
only. ".-..... .-..... ...
A large stock OF gold spectacles
must be sold, 50 pair; opera glasses,
from S3 to IS pair. Call early and
Iayoid the rush. Prof. Well, No. 305
Market street.
The Young Mems Mission Club of
Central Presbyterian Church met last
lavenlnR, wheli the ddvi5abillty OF pub
fishing small PAPER to replace the
Mission Courier" was discussed at
some length. ~.
A necessity In every community Ia q
well-conducted drug store. Our clti-
lzens east Of Market street can plac-
the utmost confidence in everything
that Is dispensed at the old established
pharmacy, 9th and Poplar, Edgar b.
Fell, Pharmaceutical graduate, propri-
ietor
1 The Kings Daughters Of Central
presbyterian Church received from the
members OF the congregation on Tues
day Inst. groceries and provisions suf
tlcient to maintain l2 families until
! Christmas. They return thanks to
Those who so generously responded
To their call for aid.
The Home Market Bulletin is en-
Toying phenomenal increase in circu-
lntion II is published by the Home
Market Club, Il national organization,
and Is issued from Boston. As they
do not seek to make money, but to dis
selninate heir views OF protection,
we are able to furnish the paper at
half price, in connection with our
own. We will send the two during
llsJ! for only T2,25. Senator Morrill,
says the Bulletin makes the tariff plain
To every mans understanding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
chnrgch wi.h rolntlns a PISTOL.

Charles salisbury. colnrcd, was be.
fore Judge Bail tins morning charged
with carrying u concealed deadly
weapon. aud pointing II pistol at Isaac
SwiEg"tL, also cozDlcd. ihe testf-
muny showed tilHL SwiEgatt and hi4
"tady rirui' hasl a room IN n house
ON EaaG Front 7trrtt and that he Is
very Jrasous of lu'r. One evaulng re-
Gently lie came home unrNpertell v,
and found her dautils iu the down
stairs front rpam with sume other
men sl" attempted Is rim. wlan lie
cHaGni= iIci ana tore her t,I,ss OF.
Some oi ,Ae men lnte iielAui IN her Le-
hHlf, AID a tigiit Husue oit5. 90 Or the
house. when Il is aiirg.d Statshuly
draw the pi-foland threatened o blow
NwlI,.et' hralns out, l'la .ludue
cuaAnlltaa hm III default Of 5000 bali
l"r cWFyuS u concealed deadly wrap-
oHmui 100 bNll fUr pulutiuga llre-nrm
itt another.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
The Old sold,er showsd Firhs

Yesterday afternoon an old soldier
applied atpollce station for assistance.
He said that he was on his way to
Philadelphia. He was placed In a
room upstairs, with o man who was
partially demented, but supposed to
be harmless. In little time the Off
GERS down stairs heard racket iIl the
upper room as though tribe of In
dians We're indulging In a war dance.
Upon going up to ascerta the cause,
the officers found the old soldier on
top OF the other man, and threatening
what he would do for him. while he
was begging for mercy. 1t was learn
ed that he had attacked the old veteran
and found more than his match. When
they were given supper, the nah ate
his hurriedly, and then tried to take
the soldiers, when another fight en-
sued. and the demented man was re-
moved to cell down stairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
A Snrinns uI,u1ra-

William Thomas and William Walk.
er two coloreI boys, were charged le-
lore Judge Ball this morning with
committing an assault ami battery ON
q eolored man named William Hewitt
bat the evidence showed they were
guilty Of more serious oifense. Tho
testimony showed that there was n col.
ored band at the L. w. Il D. station
yesterday morning, and that Hewitt
was listening to the music, when he
was insuted by the bows. He told
them to go about their business when
they pelted him with stones and he
chased them. Thinking lie had got rid
OF them, Hewitt started up French st.
after the band, and when in front Of
the Central hotel wns struck in the
back with a brick. Turning he saw
II was his tormentors again after him.
when he threw piece Of rick at
them. Thomas then called on Walker
to shoot which lie did and the bullet
struck Hewitt in the ear. inilicting an
ugly wound. After hearing this tcsti-
mony, the Judge committed them
both In default Of $1,000 bail each, to
answer at court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
st. Matthews riower Mission.

As flowers are now becoming scare
er and moro expensive, the members
OF st. Matthews Flower Mission deem
It best to try to benefit the sick poor
IN other ways While it Is proposed
10 continue to send flowers when
they can be obtained they will also
furnish soup, broths fruit etc. when
recommended by byattending physicians
or personal knowledge OF the needs
OF the case. These will be furnished
street OH Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. Donations fer the pur-
pose will be most gratefully received.
About two hundred bouquets OF llow,
els have been sent out by tl.e mission
during the past three months anu the
donations were Sg.35.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
FIFTH EDITION.
Handsome Country Wedding

A pretty homo wedding took place
at the residence OF VIM. II. Mitchell,
near Brandywlne Springs, on Thanks
giving.
The bride was Miss Ella B. Mitchell.
and the groom Mr.. William A. p. Cook.
Miss Anna Hanna acted as BRIDES
maid, and Lewis Ii. Allcorn as best
man.
The bride wore costume Of golden
brown faille and white ohrysanthe-
NUNS, and the brides maid brown vel
vet.
Rev. John d. Blake tied the nuptlaI
knot, after which the bridal party and
guests adjurned to the dining-room,
and partook OF q sumptuouS wedding
supper. The bride received numerous
pretty and useful presents. Among
them the following articles were no.
ticed:
Silver cake basket and butter dish,
two berry spoons, half dozen tea
spoons, silver knives and forks, pickle
castor, butter knife and sugar shell,
fruit dish, two handsome lamps. al
bum on easel, alarm clock, painting.
cut glasses, niS..aa iS.a o6v5t, oi' Ti;a5 sst, 6uss
lPldore, bronze vases, handpain ed
scarf wilton rug, malolica jar, and
.NLlOuo ItlCloS VI kldS5 ware.
The following guests were in attend
ance Mr.. and Mrs. Millard +. Davis,
Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mont
gomery, Mr.. Il. b. Elliott, Miss Mollie
Montgomery, Vim. Cochran and wife,
Chas. Mitchell, wife and daughte
Mr.. Jonathan Mitchell. Misses Mltt 9
and Lola Challunt, Mrs. NJ. q. j. Coolf,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X Win.
gate, Misses Georgia and Maryma
Wingate, Mrs. Howard Jordan. Miss
Laura Jordan, Misses Amanda and
Annie Little, Mr.. Calvin Little, Hoe.
kessin;Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Daily and Miss
Lewetta Daily Yorklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Springer, Isaac Dixon and
wife. Ashland; Miss Margaret A. Jor-
dan, Wooddale; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mitchell, Chrlstiana.
Mrs. DhaS. Mitchell and Miss May
Dixon, Hare's Corner; Robert Sayers
and Wife Harvey Mitchell, Misses Sal.
llo and Marin Little. Newark M. John
\ handler, Mermaid; Miss Maggie
Jones, Joseph llama and family, sam
( hambers and family. Susanna Cham.
bers and daughter. ...
Rev. John d. Blake, Falkland, DIR.
L. ii. Ball, Miss Marie Hayes, Miss Eva
Hayes, MIR. James Mitchell, Mr.. james
Eastburn, Mr.. Ferris Yearsley, Mr..
Elliott wife and daughter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Thrown from Thcir Wagon.

As Mrs. Hiram Walfar AMI dan gh
tei, Of oWnutowu Nil, were lnssn4
,,.rough Newark llst Salur lay evan
H., 'heir WY tl9me from our city
market, they ca. y ~ IL ~, "''It
taan driven bS RandDf4u os' hsliI
wrH n!'ec:pltatcd From their .pits In
ius ground, and TIE daushter was
ltlLe ba,ity hurt. iley were taken
iHto the ho'l5e Of Rev Nh Mason. aHfI
Dr. ffsnry called In and attended TO
tfeir Injuries, ltey remained over
n.gAt, anu were conveyed To their
homes next day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
,rrloua !Iln..,. ..fn ,t..lnn-ilst-

Ioseph VI. Marphy, lssl,. WIS stricli,
Ell with paralysis, in tire strength nHt
iRpr oi MS manhood Oh !'Rt,ir,!j3
cSemrE, November tn. at LII home II
Atitiyifir j. laid ne Is now wing II
n prerariOH- condition, tt- rutifa iasl
stte bt1EE totally usetc7a, tlo is q
d=gHttti. rniiltnl christian 4entllamaB
Gas hsen = Methodist IA, IA noEhoua
al Ms, NnoWI1 hr5UE She houfitis
"ttlie Ae~ j.rsoy Iuitfnr5Ha'o fur Gi-
rAf'n'slnrSs ana ltTErlHtN ln=fhrCnuftl
ami benevolent enterprises. llis nanlt
VIII never die, willie south Jerse,
.Fte tholIsm lives
..i'c IS u cousin 10 Miss icnui, L
NaIee, Mrs Thomas NJ Beurn OF thi.
city, and Clark Webster, ESD, o
l}raulYwtue Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
A pIensnnt surprise.

While Rev. NJ. +. Sluby was sitting
lin his comfortable home, No. Ills
Orange street "Wednesday evening,
and thinking about the Goth yearly
mi estone he had reached that day,
and about the coming Thanksgiving.
he was startled by the sudden en-
trance of number OF friends led by
Jonathan X. Clark and Elizabeth Park
'er. They had quite number OF pres
ents besides n purse OF money which
Mr., Clark presented in very appro-
pirate speech. Mr.. Sluby touched by
such an act of kindness made a feel
ling response. A pleasant evening
followed in social converse and MIR.
Sluby desires to thank his friends who
were SO thoughtful of him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
DIED

AuSTlN-ln this city, on the morning of
tho nth. Mrs Mary Austin, rclirt OF the
late WIN. NJ, w. Austin. Funeral IRON
her late residence. No. s82 Monrts Q
street, on Monday afternoon ut three
O'ClOuS.
II tIl.-On the 9Th instant, William Hill
IN the Sjth year OF his ngc.
atlses nnd friends of the family are
frsprt fully =InVited to attend the funeral
services AZ the rrsiiencr OF his son-in law
Edgar Z. PeIrc'', lNj Fast sixth Street on
hHn AN AZ O'Clock. lnterncnt VIII
min ston and Brand wine Cemetery.
Law .lsR- On November z, 1891, jaime
lHwler, NE :, 4! years
Rclmttycs N friends are Invited TO at-
tenn his lu.tial trum his late rpsi lenCe
on Niuih street, hctween Clayton and Du-
70 streets. gn Monday ut q n M Mass
al 81. Ana Nnutch. intermenG ut rev
I'nt edral Cemetery.
JONES Ia this city. on the sOth inst.
lur!nha b, Jon =, aYed 6s years
BrH,uycS aud tilcnis are respectfully
tuEilc To atten 1 the funeral from the resi-
dc41ce Ui h"rson li-law, JU.ll. II Hest, No. !
CEDAR street. on sunday. the HaJh Inst, ut
. ii. m. rosSCd 10 New Garden.
Friend AT cr friend departs.
VINO hRth not lost friend
- g. Is lIO uilUn=hrre OF hearts
That md not an end.
t. DAUGHTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Y. NJ. @, A. matters.

A special praise and Thanksgiving
service will be held tomorrow (Sum-
day. afternoon at $50 O'Clock In AS
sociation Hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association headquarters.
There will le n male quartette and
special talks with good music. While
ali men are welcome, young men arc
most cordially invited
The Sunday school lesson this even
ing taught by Rev. Isaac Jewell will
commence at s O'Clock sharp. All in
terested In the Sunday school lesson
are invited.
The regular meeting OF the recep-
tion COMMITTEES will be held on Mon
day evening at 8 O'Clock, and the regu-
lar meeting of the board of directors
will be held on Tuesday evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Cnse Continued,

When the raid on the policy dealers
was projected few weeks Since. the
ranch run by David Glasroe. colored,
on Decatur street, was among those
spotted. Some one, however, gave
hlm warning, and he made his escape.
since then lle has managed to ellide
the o.tcers until yesterday, when he
was Seen by Officer Lucas and taken
INTO custody. This morning he was
nlralGned before Judge Ball when, ut
the request of his counsel, William f..
Smalley, Esq, the case was continued
until this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
He Hadn't Enough.

This morning nice looking young
man named William l.. Noble was
placed in the dock at Municipal Court,
with drunkenness and inde-
cent exposure OF his person. He was
still under the influence OF liquor,
and Judge Ball imposed fine OF Is
land costs.
As soon rs he was taken down stairs
'he paid the penalty and was released.
Half an hour later he was found by an
officer on Market street, loaded up
again, and Insulting every one he met.
Ee was again taken to police station
and locked up. and it Is probable that
he will be perfectly Sober whom he la
again released,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
tn. Funeral Of rember,on Carlisle.

The funeral of Pemberton Carlisle,
the stranger who was killed on the p.
w. a. b. Railroad last Saturday night,
will take place tomorrow aftei noon
under the auspicles of the q. A. r.
Department Commander Woodman re.
quests Posts No. l, 9, 10 and 23, the
Union Veteran Legion, Garfield Camp
No. 2 and Logan Camp No. 4, Sons OF
Veterans to attend in full uniform.
street, east side, resting on Seventh
street, at $50 D. m. Tho posts and
camps will take position according to
their number.