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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-12

IF IT COME FROM FALK'S IT Is
GOOD AND THE PRICE is RIGHT,
SHOULD BE THE KEY TO THE SOLU-
TON OF THE PROBLEM OF
WHERE TO GET , HE BEST VALUES
IN CLOTHES FOR THE MONEY YOU
HAVE TO SPEND FOR THIS PUR-
POSE.
COME ROUND AND SEE IF IT WON'T
PROVE so.
The children whose answers have been
checked ty US are the ones entitled to matinee
tickets, being the first twenty-five who
brought in the correct solution.
AS soon as the tickets are received they can
select their seats
FALK CLOTHING CO.
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MEETINGS,

THT SAVANNAH LOAN ASSOCIATION.
the forty-third regular monthly meeting
of the Savannah Loan Association will be
held THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at l
O'Clock at ONCE of Lawton & Cunningham.
H c. CUNNINGHAM
Secretary,
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PURE LIQUORS.

AS the winter season approaches the de-
mand for stimulants gets larger. Poor liquor
is dear at any price For thirty years we have
had the reputation OF selling only absolutely
pure and wholesome Wines, Whistles Gins
and Rum. II you want to be sure Of getting
the very best, send your orders to us, which
will have prompt attention. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
HENRY SOLOMON & SON,
1856. 1888. 100. 1872 Bay street, Savann all, Ca
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A S. BACON 8 so
FOR RENT.

once Bryan and whitaker streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 Reward.

MAYoRALTY OF SAVANNAH,
October - 1899.
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NOTICE.

W. W. GORDON, JR.
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Mr.. Allen was still speaking at Cos
O'Clock, when Mr.. Dubois. rep, of Idaho.
rose, and Mr.. Allen yielded to him. He
observed that ii was Is o'clock, the hour
when the Senate usually adjourned. He
asked the senator from Indiana, MIR.
Voorhees,, whether he was going TO make
that motion this evening
i feel il to be my highest duty" said
Mr., Voorhees, not to make that motion
this evening, but on the contrary. to ask
the Senate to stay together in continuous
session until the pending measure is dis
posed Of 80
Mr.. Dubois said the statement of the
Senator from Indiana meant that the
Senate was TO be held in continuous ses-
sion until the pending bill was brought to
vote or until il was demonstrated that
II could not be brought TO a vote. Mr.
DUBOIS said that there had been no
attempt at hhoustering on the part
OF the opponents of repeal
MIR. voorhees, replied at great length
lie suggested TO Mr. Dubois the wisdom
OF Ihe saying, Let not him that girdeth
on ms armor boast himself as he that
pultelh ~ on We viii see who waits
IA th!s transaction before we are done.
saIo MI voorhees,. 81 feel that my feet
are on rock, and there ] shall stand and
Nluoichle great and mighty principle
D"' DeLore say word upon that sub
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NOTICE OF DESSOL CTYOy.


nISsoLCTIoN OF CcPARTSER~H IP-THE
~ firm Of Harris & shaw, druggists WA dis
solved January /, 1898. by uauSua. consent:
A IL. HARRIS.
W. b. SHAW.
All accounts due the above arm and ali claims
against said Arm will be settled BY the under
sSned who wiz continue the basinezs at The same
pace. 1Oo seecnd street New YORK Building
A II. HARRIS
Seattle, January J. lsa2
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-THE-
HOPE HANDKERCHIEF
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Held In the Log Cabin corner g -
perance and Republiean ~,
Ne1th Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND an
Graduate Of the Home and Coloe0nl t.
ing College, London, Eng1anlb ~ K
holds = King County Tsaeh1tS
Certificate. second gfa1A
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND oina

Hours Of Attendances . to ~ = - z3
I Fees payable In advanced, % ~ ~ !
small fee Of Csc per month win y 80
Tor kindergarten mater. ais use q - -
tiOnery. Il
Aha methods Of teaching are boop1 II
FREBEL'S SYSTEM, which b nov AtU
versaiiy adopted BY the best teacheu d.
The following Will give an Idea offo 49,
The klNDER0ARrEN GIFTS oD2
rudiments Of Color. Form, Arithmee3e -
try, cultivating the children's c0nstrucezs9
imagtnation. powers Of ooservatioas ~
The KINpERaARrES eAMEa s|
Gymnastic Exerci ,es, Class Singins ond
Animals and Birds, developing phyutg0
obed ence and combined acton. -
THE kINDERGA kTEN OCCURAIJg
brace Reading. Writing. DrawinG
Folding. Modelling. etc. which tra'n ~
dexterity and neatness and the ~ -
observation. =. =.
THE KINDERGARTEN ORIxcT
convey . clear idea OF the phyeco 80.
a. n 20 animals vegetables and IaineeoA
tivate In the pupils the power VI ooe04
teach hem to classify and srranss ~ 3,
acquired.
Visitors are invited on ths foarth Veo
every month, from 1880 ~ IL . n ~
The school IL accessible for p0pao 1T
by North Seattle cars. which psse y.
lard ana West-street cars pas d . -
block only. -
Refererfes-Rev David c. Gasfs9 =
rectory: Mrs. l. s. J. Hunt fsrr0v ~
tngton: Rev. Wallace Nutttng. ~ - =.
street, and parents Of former pupin 60
For further information apply - -. 'zFz4
bourne. A10 Republican street. SosSe
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ENGINEERS AND DRAVG HTS NEW

WASTED-BY CIVIL AND MINING ENGI.
w neer. experienced coal and iron mining Penn
syivania and Alabama correspondence with par
Ties desiring to develop COAL iron railroad prop-
critics Address Engineer, care Post Int niGencer
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

COLLISS-In Seattle on Colima street, Thurs
day. February ~. 1893. An infant child OF HI.
and Ma I. c. Collins aged days
Remains were buried from the residence yester-
day ate noon u O'Clock. Intefment IN Lake
View cemetery.
CrRT1S-The funeral services OF John 2 Curtis
viii be held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock nj
the Plymouth Congregational church under the
auspices Of the Masons and knights Templar,
Rev. John r. Damon Officiating. Intermcnt at
Lake View cemetery.
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TAKEN uP-LiGHr-RED HEIFER ABOUT
] ~, years cid. two small white spcfS on tie
Yichi SIDE harns aaoat inches long Inquire OF
loers sAtosxe. Ballard. four bloeSs OF steel
WQgks
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q ANTHONY'S BINDERY, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers. washington street corner
Commercial. rooms l ana = Terry block, Seattle,
Wash.
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DRIvATE BOARD WITH OR WITHOUT
l. rooms, at 1l17 Fifth street.
L,IRST-CLAss ROOM AND BOARD, BEST
Il location In city. in private family, for two
Young men willing 10 room together. Address p.
o. Box 1874
GOOD FAMILY BOARD AND LODGING:
" rooms single or en- suite "a Is per week and
upwards 'Our Home" 1857 Front street
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A RCASA LODGE. NO. ~, r. AND A. n.
N stated meetings second and fonrth Mondays
cfeach month. 1. l. MOORE, W. n
A. r GJBBs. Sec
\nb COURT FRIAR TUCK. 1921, A. q r,
meets Thursday evenings In Masonic
~ Temple, second street entrance.
G-S w. II. JOHNSON. F. s.. r. o. Box l9l.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Rla> FOR PAINTING AND VARSI>RIN9
- frnr csose cars Viii ne received until evening
OF Sotn last Specifications and the ee seen
u James street power sousa. Caieo Trunk Iins
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STENOGRAPHERS

MISS NAY ELLIOTT, STENOGRAPHER
Au and typewriter 1872 Pioneer building; dicta-
ton taken at your Office.
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HEIP WANTED-FEMAEE.
WANTED-YOUSs3 GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w general housework: no washing Apply to
n. Dow. SO Olive street
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work: good wages. Apply 1t $500 Yesler
avenue, corner Joy.
WANTED-GfRL FOR HoUsEWoRK MRS
w w. H. Hoibrook, northeast corner POWELL
and Temperance streets Queen Anne Hin.
VVANTEn-A STRONG. QUICK GIRL FOR
w general houSework where there are children
Apply 203 south Eleventh street
VVANTFD-SrRONG GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w bousework, swedish preferred 1928 Fourth
street
WANrEp-WiLL PAY LADIES SALARY
w OF el0 per week To work for in their To-
caty at home light work good paw for Part
lime; write with stamp. Mrs n. l.. RsssetL COS
RiAto building. Chicago.
WANrED--sC Hoof. OF DRESS CUTTING
w tailor system: ladies To learn To cut. III and
nake all style dresses: bring your own dresses to
make. Rooms S2-Ss HincE lev block.
WANrEp-Cooks. WAtrEES GIRLS FOR
w general work. Mrs. Martens. SIT Marion
stseet Telephone 1s5.
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DIR ESN AklNG

MRS ADAMS, LATE OF KANSAS CITY
V1 has opened dressmaking parlors At 81 Sec.
ond street. Douthitt building, room "a Take ele.
vator.
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CRISP SNAPS!

-. 1Oo-Corner 1901 20 ON Renton Heights.
%. 5SO-Three full lots On Queen Anne hill
Splendid view.
g. 6eO-60xI20o on Fourteenth street. near Mad-
tSOu.
%, OOO-Gne Of the most eligible corners, 12Ox
120 on Renton Heights. Just OF Madison.
o16, 0OO-Thifd street lot, full size. west side
street; easy terms
oe00-Fractionai lot on Renton Heights, with ex
cellent view: monthly payments II desired
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
terrible storm in New York. 1889
foul States admitted.
The events of the last few years
are fresh in the minds of all and
need not be recounted here.
Senator Jones for Circuit Judge,

The Clifton Forge Review says;
when the next legislature shall
have placed Judge VIM. McLaugh-
lin upon the court of appeals, we
know of no one better fitted to sup
ply his place on the circuit than
the Hon. c. P. Jones, Of Highland.
Learned in the law, cool and uubi-
ased in his judgement, painstaking
and industrious, unpurchasable,
cOrteous in his conduct and judi
cial in appearance; where can an
other be found?.'
IF we were disposed to crticiSe
The judgement of the Review in
what it has so sententiously ex-
pressed as to the fitness of Mr.
Jones to succeed Judge VIM. Nc
Laughlin upon the bench we would
be at loss to find whereof to ac-
cuSe.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

nationalities from our country? If
the new administration would win
the approval Of every true Ameii-
can citizen and it's leaders a name
immortal let them put their heads
together and devise some effective
constitutional act for permanently
excluding from our country such
immigrants as would be detriment-
I; to it's interests.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
Advice to Travellers.

In travelling, whether by rail or
by steamer, a calm manner and en-
tire absence of anxiety and fussi-
ness marks the well-bred woman
and experienced traveller. If in
formation or assistance is needed, 1t
is proper to ask it from the uni
formed oficipls; and it will be a
very rare instance when corteous
response is not received. Keep
cool, and when most perplexed fol-
low Paddy's sage advice: An now
be aisy; an if We can't be alSy' way
be as aisy as ye can. from "Ea
Route for Chicago" in DemoresFS
Maya7ine for APrM
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

Representative Enloe, Of Tenn,
who has for a long time been fight
ing the many abuses for which Pen
sion Commissioner R&um was res
ponsible, has the satisfaction of
knowing that he was directly The
cause Of Raum's resignation being
asked for and received by Secretary
Smith. Mr.. Enloe has no candi-
date for the office, all he wished
was to see Raum fired out" of the
office which he has in various ways
disgraced and he did not rest until
that was an accomplished fact. 1t
is expected that the new democrat
ic Commissioner Of Pensions will
be appointed within the next two
weeks. Meanwhile, Deputy Com
missioner Davidson is acting head
of the Bureau. Is to the new
man, Secretary Smith says he is de-
termined to get the best man in tie
country for the place. The right
sort of man at the head of the
Pension Bureau will have an unex-
celed opport nifty to make a nation
al reputation, by saving some OF
the millions that are annually
squanderd upon fraudulent and un-
deserving pensioners, and that's the
sort of a man who will be selected
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

The recent experience of inaugr-
rating a President during a March
blizzard has called forth the pro-
posal that the inaugural date lie
changed from the 18th Of March to
some other day. The 4th of July
has been suggested as a day more
national and one that would be hot
enough to insure the oath being
promptly taken.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

RIcHMoND, Va, March IL
Charles Deblan and Elizabeth
Washington quarreled, and she
stabbed him in the chest with a
hairp;n. The couple had been en-
gagged to be married for more than
a year and the next day after tie
stabbing. Deblan, who was
thought to be dying from the e.
fccts of the wound, insisted upon
their being married. 1t is now
thought he will reeover.-StaWl-
ton NeWS.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
Sole Leather Trust.

BosToN, March 1S.-The Shoe and
Leather Reporter says: The Amer
lean Tanners association has been
formed, the capital provided for,
the officers chosen and all the ar
engagements perfected for the con-
centration Of the bulk Of the pro-
duction of sole leather in this cOun-
try into one management.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

we hope the knight of the yellow
wrapper may yet win place in
journalistic anne.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
CATTLE,
FOR SALE

Ten head Of yearlings, twenty
head of two-year-olds, eight head
of three-vear-olds, to be delivered
March LIST, 1893. Those desiring
to buy please write me at Millboro
Depot, Va, four days before gong
ii, farm nclr 3Iillboto Springs.
Va, or apply to Mr.. A. 5. Porter
1T the farm. A. +. WITHROW.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

New ARK, N. j., March IS
Billy Plimmer, who is training to
meet Damn ne. Bride on April 10
for the bantam championship Of
the world, broke the skipping rope
record at his training quarters at
Linden by jumping 1923 times
without skip.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

which we propose to send to you, transpor.
tation paid. The little darling reefs aSnlnss
n inflow. and il in the act of drawing on ITS
pink sock. the mate Of which has been Pulled
Off and flung aside with trtumphant coo.
The 1esh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
you, no matter where you STAND. IhesAln,SS
sltereprOductons Of this greatest painting OF
Ida Waugh the most celebrated OF monern
painters Of baby life) are TO be given 10 those
ohio subscribe to DemOrest'5 Family haqn-
zine for 1873. The reproductions cannot DO
tod from the original, which cost $iuO, ana
are the same size (IlX2S inches. Inc Dnpy -
life size. and absolutely litehke. ne nave
also in preparation, 70 present 70 oun SUI 10,
scribers during 1888, other great picturee oy
such artists as Percy Moran, Maud Humphrey,
Louis Deschamps, and Others OF Worldwide
renown. Take only two examples or Wnes
we did during the past year, " a Yard OF ran
sizes" and a White House Orchid " ~ the
wife of President Harrison, and you WIN SEQ
what our promises mean. -.,-1. .r..
Those who subscribe for Demorests Family
Magazine for 1893 will possess gallery OF en-
quisite works Of art of great vGlue, oesldes
Magazine that cannot be eqnaled eX any In
the world for its beautiful Illustrations and
subject matter, that will keep everyone post
ed on all tho topics of the day, and all the
fads and different items OF interest about ths
household, besides furnishing interesting
rcl!iny matter, both grave and gay for mo
whole family: and while Demorests Is NOS
n fashion MaIazire, its fashion pages are per-
feet, AMI we give you, free Of cost, oil the pat.
terms yOn wish 10 use during the year, ana
in anv s;Ze YOU choose. Send In your SUB
scription Ut Onee, only 81, and You VIII really
ret oyer 80 in value Address the pu0ilsncr.
". jennings Domorest 10 East nth st; New
York. II yOu nrc unaccuainte1 Win tno
H.. yazinc, send 10 cents for :. specimen copy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
CjOnnf'S Sale
OF Valuable CkABbOTTOA
GRAZING LANDS.

By virtue Of decree rendered in
the Circuit Courtof Highland coun-
ty, at the October term, 1892, i'll
the chancery cause Of L. II. STE
pHENsoN against JOHN w. HULL S
ADM. &C., the unGe signed COM
missioners therein appointed will
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
90 YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABTT

Maybe you think this Is new business,
done before, however, but never have those
furnished been so near the original sample Us
this one. Everyone will exclaim, 4" We'll
that's the sweetest baby ever sawW This
little black -and-white engraving can give
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24

TIE Shendun News like all 9th
er boom papers has been compelled
to suspend publication. 1t is with
sincere regret that we strike the
News from our exchange list and
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-03-24
Monday, April 10, 1893,

avs j.
to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the Sitlingt0n
place in Crabbottom, the following
tracts Of land, to wit: LIST, The UNI
divided half interest Of John w.
Hull, decd hi the three tracts OF
land lying ON the Tamarack ridge
in Highland county containing 66l
acres, 641 acres and 12O acres
These lands are fine for the timber
thereon and for ranging young
cattle. 2nd, That valuable grazing
farm which lies in Crabbottom,
known as the Sitlington home place
which consists Of two tracts OF 243
acres, roods and 16 poles and SO
acres, 3 roods and "A poles. This
farm is one Of the best grazing
farms in Crabbotton, has upon it IL
good dwelling mouse, barn, fine
orchard Of choice fruit; it is finely
watered, and it is seldom such an
opportunity IS offered any person to
buy a trSt-Claos grass farm.
TERMS: Enough cash in hand
to pay the costs OF this suit and the
costs of sale and for the residue,
the purchase money, the purchas.
ers will be required to execute bond
with good security, payable in one,
two and three years bearing inter
est from day Of sale and the legal
title to be retained as ultimate Sc
curity. &. p. JONES
L. H. STEPHENSON
IL. c. Matheny, clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Highland county
do hereby certify that L. H. Ste
phenson, one of the above commits
sioners has given the bond required
by said decree.
}. C. MATTHEW, Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
Preparing tor TIL. isyanseiists.

A large number OF men were at work
yesterday preparing the rink on Eiev-
enLh street, near Madison, for the
Moody and Sunkey meetings. which
will commence next Sunday. Tho gal
lery at tie south end is ho,ng extends d
and will lie used rs Il pulpit and choir
platform. IL will hayo scaling accom-
modations for go yDcI!ists; At the
front it will lie about live feet high and
ii will he assembled by steps on each
side. Tho cutlery at the north 0nl,
tended and when enclosed Will lie an
apartment 30X6o feet, which Will be
used rs an lnqEiry room. When tho
carpen,cr5 finish their work painters
will begin operations. The latter will
be Kept busy about two days Extra
steam hoatihg apparatus Is being pat
In by Joseph Jenkins.
lie auditorium will ba furnished
with 5000 chairs. It Is expected that
the services viii DO attended by psr-
SONS from towns in ills state. Mary
land and Pennsylvania. Moody and
SRnkcy will remain hero two weeks.
and while the former Will prcIcli the
latter viii! sing. !. I. Clymer will In
the leader of the Immense choir, but
-. II. King will take Charge OCCASION
ally. Tho instrumental music Wall he
by n Mason ~ IIamlin cabl-
net organ belonging to Mr.. Saniey.
Ladies' have bocil secured to serve US
.orEanist in the afternoon meetings.
and l., 4. Wilson, Noble +. Hadlnv. Il
r. Potter and other gentlemen Will act
in that capacity at the evening SER
vices. ....
Next Sundays services viii begin Mt
80 and 80 p. m. The following day
there will be one service, beginning at
$50 p. N. After that there will he ser
vices daily, except Saturday, begin.
ming at $50 and $50 y. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

NTOTICB-THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
IN Is now completed. and may be seen
at the following places!
First Ward-Janes ii. Harkins' cigar
store, No. 2lb West Fourth street.
Second Ward-nuRh Diamond's cigar
store, southeast corner Third aud Poplar
streets.
Third Ward witsil's cigar store, Mary
land avenue and Madison street.
Fourth Ward--Alexander Mc0owan's.
northwest corner Third and Madison
streets.
Fifth ward-Nancy Quigley's saloon.
No go Madison street.
Sixth Ward--Wiliinn McShea's cigar
store, southeast corner Eleventh and
Seventh Ward - william s. Moore's
grocery store, delaware avenue and
Wet streets.
Eighth Ward--Charics e Tayior's cigar
store, No. 800 Lombard street,
Ninth wRrd--Joseph j. kigby's cigar
store, No. 1900 Market street.
Tenth ward-William A. Shields, north
east corner Pleasant aud Jackson streets
Eleventh Wurd-hobert Cottingham,
No. 800 Maryland avenue.
1--WE fth Wurd--Philip Il. Sheas. south
east corner iolrth aud Scott streets.
Tho as .cssors Will be ia session ut the
Court Housr, ULevy Court ROOM. on
January 70. u, ~. 10 and 81, for the pur
pose OF making any corrections arc
placing any name on the assessment lis
that may have been omitted.
JOHN }. OIARh.
First District,
MICHAELT. CONWAY.
Second District,
CHARLES wIlANN.
ill "Third Districts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
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Randall Brows, of Alaska, Is visit
ing his uncle and aunt. Lewis Walter
and wife ct Kenneth Square. Pa.
Any one wishing good bartender.
one who thoroughly understands the
business. should address A. p, this Of
flee.
Robert Merrick shipped eight head
of fat cattle from Oxford last week
They averaged about 1900 pounds eacl
ana were fed by Gilbert 4 Fletcher
William Patton and Robert Russell. Of
near Liberty Grove, Nd, and Ellis
Gibson OF Lancaster county.
ID. w. Chandler has purchased from
B. w. Oakford his Office and thte,
frame warehouses and tine land thel
occupy on South Third ST., Oxford, Pa
William Graham, while driving q
distance of two miles, had his ears SO
badly frozen OH Tuesday night thai
the physician thinks be will lose botl
OF them.
Henry Kitchens, veteran OF the
late war, was stricken with apoplexy
md died suddenly at Laurel on Tues
day. He was an eccentric characte
and had good war record.
We can suit you in price, fit ant
workmanship. Goo. If. Ash. Merchan
TAYLOR, 705Alarket street, Wilmington
Del.