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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

REPREsENTATIvE HATCH, of Mis-
souri,, voices the sentiment of western
democrats in the following language:
81 am democrat without one single
variation from the democratic plat
form, and have always regarded the
free coinage of silver as cardinal dem
ocratic principal. l believe in making
free silver coinage party test, just as
we fought Randall and his friends on
tariff REFORM
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09
HOISINGTON.

H0ISINGTON.
From the Dispatch
Farmers were plowing for oats last
week while we had such lovely spring
weather.
T. L. Richardson and family return.
ed Saturday night from so days visit
In Michigan.
An expert accountant in town has hs-
ured out that there are 81 cases of mea-
sles in and near town.
The insurance policy on T. E. NAL
lory's life was for three thousand dollars
instead of two thousand dollars as stat
ed in last weeks paper.
w. w. Sowards has sold over $3.50
worth of corn from II acres of sod corn
raised this year and kept SO bushels for
his own use. Can anyone beat this?
w. G. Lewis has sold his residence
on east Third street to a Russian GENTLE
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

FOGHoRN FUNSTON, of Alien county,
will hardly warm seat in the next
congress. Sufficient evidence has been
brought to light to prove that Col.
Moore, the democrat, was fairly elected
to the seat Funston claims. Funston
was always ready and willing, under
the Tom Reed rule and by Ingalls,
direction, to unseat democrats in the
past. He will likely now be given a
dose of his own medicine.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

Barton county for the last z3 years,
will leave some time this week to try his
fortune in Colorado. Elgie and his
family leave many friends who wish
them well in their new home. IN. B
Mr.. M, we will keep place at the head
of the table for you on your return back
to Mother Barton.)
PAwNEE ROCK.
DIED-Wednesday night. March 1,
a Mr.. Dirks, aged 81 years.
The Methodist ladies viii give a
chicken pie supper Saturday evneing,
MarchII.
There will be a closing entertainment
an Riverside Friday, March 10, it being
the last day of that school.
Clothes do not make the man, but
without them bis opportunities for sue
cess in life would be very circumscrib.
ed.
A mad dog scare south of the river
has been causing some excitement of
late. Several head of cattle have been
killed on account of it.
A receipt says things rubbed with
newspaper becomes bright. / have
noticed that the brightest people are
those who keep their brains secured
with newspapers.
Iwonder why it is that when a man
is idle he knows so much about politics
and is so deeply interested, while when
the same man is busy he don't care any
thing about politics.
Last night at the entertainment a few
crying babies completely drowned the
voice of the speaker several times.
have often thought that crying bsbies,
like good resolutions, should be carried
out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

THE uncertainty of human plans
was never better Illustrated than by the
experience of Perkins and Humphrey.
Two years ago when these two worthless
made their supposedly slick deal in
volving seat in each branch of con-
gress the future appeared very bright
before them. And yet, in the language
or the Kansas City Star, Humphrey
fell down, and broke his crown, and
Perkins same tumbling after .''-LeRoy
Reporter
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

In THE distribution of the state
patronage in Kansas, democrats were
not considered. The governor even
served notice that mo democrats need
apply" This is just and right. The
democrats did not assist the populists
for the purpose of getting share Of
the state patronage. In the light of
these facts, does it not appear a little
presumptuous for prominent and
avowed populists to be asking for ap-
pointments to federal positions at the
hands of the democracy?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

THE removal of the state capita
from Topeka seems no longer to be
Joke and is receiving serious consider
atien by the populist senators and rep
resentatiyes. 1t is move that Will
receive the support of the central and
western portion of the state, and there
,s no doubt but what it belongs some
where near the geographical center Of
tbe state. It's said that the Kanapolis
Land company have offered to give
,,opd for the construction of state
house exactly like the one nearly com
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09


are not aiding the democracy of Kansas
by an attempt to read out thousands
who are as true as steel. A democrat
who votes for republican principle as
against populist supremacy is no better
than a democrat who votes for demo
cratic principle through the supremacy
of populists. The democracy has rele-
gated republicanism to the rear and in
the future no democrat can afford to
| fight for republicanism in tie hope of
aiding the democracy. All true demo-
Gratis will see the necessity of fighting
for democratic principles. These prin-
ciples will maintain and it should be
the proud duty of each and every dem
ocrat to sustain them. The democrats
of Kansas did not lose principles that
are alive today and the party was never
more vigorous than it now is. We have
not lost votes. We have made such a
gain as sickens the republicans. We
have three tried and true democrats In
the house Of congress and the truth is
it IS too big fact for some of our ''stal-
wartn brethren to understand. The
man who would seek to lose Senator
| Martin his seat is not democrat.
l-Salina Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

1T is stated that the republicans,
after breaking into Representative hall,
were not content with smashing in the
doors and destroying other state pro-
perty, but broke one OF the tine marble
slabs that cost the state over one thou
sand dollars into small pieces and
divided them among themselves as
souvenirs of their patriotism" The
Taxpayers Of the state eau and Will
stand such patriotism" as that-in a
horn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-03-09

The Kansas legislature, in its eX-
piring moments, is doing many foolish
of bill to submit to vote of the peo-
pie in 1894, the question of female
suffrage. The bill passed the populists
senate by vote of % to 5, and the re-
publican house by vote of "a to II.
What makes the thing ridiculous is the
fact that no considerable number OF
people have asked for such an amend
What next extravagent and uncalled
for thing the aggregation of wranglers
at Topeka will do it is hard to predict
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
the MOTOR NAN
Something About Not thoroughly Appfs'
,i,,,d hut faithful Public Servant.

ana ,ho ha. never tried it nothing
ma ,,nnlqt than running An electric car
good many simpler thing, ho.
49,, ami s,a matter Of fact some men
..,.,.fI h. H.. niatofmeu on street rail
,,,.t,,ein .!,- up t..-suse they can nut
i.,.,f, h.e.il, ,he rsr In the frat plsc
.....l.,.,.4,. .tt.nvfhi. r,qlred 10 nsnipu
i.,. ,,,. b,.s.. property an. n tire n, II place
thor. b. r.cainr mutiou turning the
t,.k. t,otD. oo, uay. Ani the crank for
,,,,,,ps oft nm, power ttir oiacr way at the
,.D. r,,,. ,h.t . mo- rasi 10 l.sfn.
rss ...I ralr.v tpmpiny have no reg
ain, .sbool fnr sru.dus iie men Who a.
or, tn ntn r.totrs r5fs bat they have
,y,,sm If tsarhlng the re- rg'- the 6u.i-
nee, 4nA every pes man has to (,
tb.,ugb i certain Hn. Ut trupiog before hc
4, ,lossa 10 take charge of 4 car For
,bon, two aay. the learner .tau Is on the
front platform and watches she river man
t,,itro ,l,s hr.k, anI turns the current on
.ol,s Ar.rh. ha. f,a,rn.4l t1ts and be-
.,l I'll. ..,,.,.... ana ..,t,hp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services All Are Cordially invited 10
Attend.

GosrtL MEirINes at 3 Capitol street Oh
Sunday evening at : O'Clock s.sJ on Wed
nesdav evening at 30.
GosrEt TtNrERAScs MEErfNG at the
room. OF the W G. I. Il. on Sunday a,
, IS +. NJ.
SAINT Maaks CHCRcH lith Sunday af-
ter Trinity. Morning prayer with sermon
and choral celebration of holy communion.
1t 10. 80; choral evensong commencing at
o'clock The Rev. ). UpjOhn, ID. D.,
will preach the sermon at the morning ser
vice.
SAINT BARyABAs CHAPEL: Bangor
street, 18th Sunday after Trinity; Sunday
school at 3 p. NJ. Evensong with sermon
at ! o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH; Morning wor-
ship with sermon by the pastor on 1.-THE
Cusearchable Riches at 10 80 Lords Sup
per administered and hand of fellow ship ex-
tended Sunday school at IL NJ. Y. 7. 5.
C. Z. meeting 6 30 p. NJ. general gospel
service at $50 z. NJ.
FREE BArrIsr CuuRcu Morning wor-
ship will be resumed. and there will be
preaching at 30 A. NJ. by the pastor
Dr. Penney. followed by communion. Sub
lecs Of the morning sermon. Saved By
,hipwreck Sunday school at rs meet.
ing of the A. +. G, f. at $50 p. NJ; gospe
service at 7 30. All seats free.
CoSaRsGArfoSAL CHCRcu 1870 A. NJ
Worship and sermon by the pastor; ll.4a
\. NJ. Sunday school; $50 +. NJ. Y. p. s.
C. + meeting $50 evening service and
address by the pastor. Seats free. ,.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH; Ser
vices Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock with
preaching By the pastor. Rev. c. 5 Cum
minas. SUNDAY school at noon and even
ing meeting, at 30 and 7.30 o'clock.
GosrEL SoSs SERVICE with address 3
Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms Sunday at +. NJ
both sexes cordially invited. Good music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
Personals.

s,aales raiien has returned to Portland.
BeoIsmin y Stafford Of F.rmingiaie was
in town Friday.
Henry IT, Austin of Gross Hill was in
town Friday.
Deputy Sheriff ribbetts of Belgrade was
in the city Friday,
Hon George T.. Mnot Of Belgrade was
in the city Friday
Hon A. K. C. Smith of Whitehead was
IN town Thursday
Mrs, A. y. Russell and family have re
turned from their Old home in Weld.
Miss Marion Field MichaeIis as gone to
Boston to spend few days with friends.
=, Mrs Fred Weeks and daughter Miss Ad-
t's Weeks, are in Boston, visiting friends.
Miss Aldie Chaplin. daughter of Night
oheer Samuel Chaplin is visiting friends
in Boston.
Jasper Grey Of Windsor was in town
Thursday on his way TO the Eastern Maine
State Fa,r.
Mr. + II Mooers of Pittston, member
Of the State boari of agriculture was in the
city Friday.
Mrs. 7. II. Reale returned Friday from
Nor'hport. where she spent August. She
ss sccomp ,niel by Miss Elizabeth Long
fellos ot Mschiss.
ESCoanelllor Parker Spoff1rd and life
o Bnesspcrs werN in the city Friday. They
we're sa their way from Bucksport tn DIX.
aebi' 9r'''fs across the country Ia the'I
team.
Ltnt. Chss g Morton of the SIKH
VeIed Sisie. Infantry. Aha has been OF
DUTY - the !'Ne shoot left Ausus;a Fridsy
moralog for Pot1l.ni, where he will big r
his I've ninrlh. ork pt inspecting AMI in
"'ac'ias tee Y e : NJ
TAe IorgNtt y plelsed to learn that lht
heath of Hon Calvin Brsdf ri senator
ifeu Pa'ten, who left Angasta quite il
aufinx the lat session OF ihe Leg .lature
Sa' verv much improved and tina, he il
vel IN the rosl TO permanent recovery.
hr. T. J Roberts and son, 0rvilie Rob
efS' have gone to Chicago to attend the
"Ords Fair, They viii De absent shou
'hf'e weeks, Th'y will visit Niagsr,
fHi'. Washington and many other place
'' Interest before returning to Augusta.
The las, number Of the Old Or, h ud S.
easH esDe cut Thursday Mr. ] Clai
NiHet' Besdoin NJ, of this city. who hs
eNn ene of the editors of the paper ha
gone TO Squirrel Island to visit Mrs Rey
ae"ss OF Bangor street, a, her summer co,
"se- He win also visit in Augusta hsfor
setnrnins TO college.
R'v' DIR. C. F. Penney, v no viii adore.
as eeusresa;i on Sunday morning for tn
A7' tine after the summer vacation. r.
.afn' TO his psstosate with renewed health
ne doetor has had busy summer wit
as work at Nor,hport and Ocean Pari
'a' ne has managed to gather strengt
meanwhile He is looking and feeling we
And !, better able to stand the coming viz
q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
! sosfL sIcae-


syassssazs spenin9 ha'
49, - sse sopae for Tie aides o. Aasl. s.
'sea = - ,sa 4sys. 80 mach has been
'x - !. ina, JorsslL reporter ten
n,~l,.s "a cal .t he ass ais s ,ss.s s.. ~,
:. =, a. sasaas.assis praise.
ss :" -. ). examined. He "as con-
"a . p.r.par.se c1'ar. The store
a',' s.,.sy sseosnis.sIe. Fletcher = l aoo-
-. .ss.sr he direction OF the ne" hfm. !.
' 4,.sgp. model interior Of natural
'''s a , .seivfas, light eoiored counters
~ s,ss esscs s.ery-here' giving the
81" ...s clean and wholesome appear
,s., center hss been placed the
- -. nth = cash carrier system
-, from il to different parts of the
IT, '... 70 srsai Of his is a loas horseshoe
eosasss. ,..,,..ttw. ,,.nyss
uns about the whole store. The
s.a,. % tae .Aslv'' have been .rF.nssi
e p''s =. eye to the harmony and the effect
80, .omaa the one and noticeable
,,i.. .saa, he stare /. It's fresh moasrn
.osAe-sally io~ priced stock OF
,,.r, !a,.siae.sIs thing j" the ''ry so'a'
g. h.sali take woman TO attempt 70
, -. .Ae stock, and it takes "onen to
..,,4 the .ors, a, aa' been the rule Tor
as p.s t.o days. ,,.. :, i
- 70, the ne. store, especially
H. advertisement Of special bargains
..o,se, column has been read.
s,t,hsr Of the Arm will spend his whole
The ,ao,e but will continue with
''' .,,.ea, employers. Mr.. Lehman trav-
'1,., "a, Jortsa, Marsh Company of bos-
~ ,.d Mr.. spauldls2 for Coleman, Mead |
r. ,l,a Of Augusta. Both will be here
a,.,a.y. and on several afternoons
through the week =, =,
The principal clerks are MI NJ II
s,.,eh formerly .ih 7. $. Smith Il Co. Of
e,,,iOsr sho i. bead clerk and manager
Va. Victoria Tyler of Augusta, cashier
=, Emma Yeaton, also Of Augusta III |
L. 4 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

The Morrell League excursion on TIL
Gtr,lner to Capitol Island Sunday will
leave Augusta at !. 30 o'clock in the morn
ing instead of I. The steamer will stop al
Hallowell, Gardiner, South Gardiner an
Richmond csmpground. Higgins band
will accompany the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
Grocery Store Entered But the Sale Could
Be Broken.

GARDINER, Sept. Especial. II
grocery store of c. NJ. Day, which is I
uafed at the lower end of Water street "
enter | Saturday night and some smI
chang, amounting to five or six dollal
was t ken from the cash register draw
and a. 4 :as good PaRy SjnArs xs's ses~" 4
I'VE your Check Photos made by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
BURIED, YET ALIVE.
3. Quinn Buried What She Thovoai n,
husbands Body.

NEW YORK, Sept. A curious case a
Pc Identification has just come to lipli
IN the records Of the health and Chart,
lartments.
N ARGUS A. Qninn, a tutor in the famil,
Warden Mcnamara of the Blackwell
land a'm'house. disappeared August Z
. on August II Mrs. Quinn identified
~ found in the East River as that of hcl
sband. The Identification was made on
SIRE myth Of photograph, as the body
4 been buried in Po,ter's field. The wife
. i disinterred and buried in Calvary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

| Rory O'More, 4. Liver, Florence War,
| Katbi's Spell, The. Stu. sWifc's Crime.
art Cumberland. Grace Halpine
.Rase and the Lily, The.
| Mrs. A. McVeigh Nil -
/ Ter.
| She. II. Rider Haggard. 0ooks = Are Cor
by dismounted. The fire was returns
ID the outlaws started for their horses.
bill DaltOn's horse was killed instantl
Sheriff Shadley. and as the horse I'd
|llton got on his feet and from a distanc
200 yards pumped four shots with III
lnchester in rapid succession into ~
Ody OF Shadley. Arkansas Tom, one z
e outlaws, was held at bay in frame ID
! where he took refuge.
Messengers were sent to Saltwater for Al
stance. and the sheriff left at once with
'sse for the scene. The outlaw finall}
lrrenjered.
1t ia thought that Arkansas Tom il III
an who killed Deputy Marshal Speed an
e Simmons boy. and wounded Marsht
0uston.
He is now in the Saltwater jail gusrde
posse. There were six in the gsp3
e Of whom escaped. They are bein1
rsued by posses. b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

sssDAr cesegHs ~ oAEwoep.

SUNDAY N1sEEkx At UAEwOgp.
The greas audience that vent out Of OAK
wood Park on Sunday lass 20 veil pieaset
can have another rich masieai treat temof
row TIE extremely low admission Of ter
cent? gives the general public 40 opporsEn,
sty 70 enjoy hizh-elzss entertainment eel.
dom offered. 0fJennie King Morrison the
American An Journal Of New York says
She has the richest snd sweetest contrzl.o
voice re have esef had the pleasure Of
5ssning 70. While IL power u marvellous. {
Mr.. Mofriscn viii be accompanied BY Nr.
Fred winsio- the promising young esssnist
Of chrisss chuYch. Gardner. Mr.. winslov
golden opinions for his marked success
- sceompsaiss At the Dora Wiley concert.
Elizabeth z. Dodge, the resdef has Just
graduated from the Boston School Of Ors-
tory. She has many sdmirsFs. Who pre-
diet for her brilliant future.
Today 10 "chiidren's day at Oakvood
The park, msnaserie and ane mcsical
entertainment 81 the pavilion will be free
20 al children from the three cities and
vicinity a cordial invitation is also extended
BY the MANAGEMENT, to ell persons Of three
scors years and ten.
Rev. J. y. Leland Of this city will deliy-
or an address to the children Saturday
Afternoon It 2.30 o'clock. Prof. G.. L.
Higgins and Mise Florence Hoision will
take par, in the concert for the children
At pavilion.
JAxEs ONEfLL's Mosrg Csisro.
James O'Seill, the eminent romantic ae-
tor pays his first visi, to August. next
Thursday in = magnificent revival Of his
Monte Cris,o" in the title
role Of which be has made such an enyiable
fame and fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

After years rest Monte Cristo" has
been resuscitated AMI will be given pro-
duc'ion, which has never before been at
tempted. The cast has been chosen with the
utmost care and such sterling players as Miss
Marie ID. Shortwell, formerly leading lady
With Augustine Daily, Mis-, Kate Fletcher
the famous Careonie Of old. Geo. A. ID.
johnson, considered one of the most prom
iGent young leading men in America and
VIM II Pasco will divide honors with oil =
ef members of the support equally well
known and quite IS gifted.
The costumes cost small fortune AMI as
a New York critic said are ''drehms" tt e
scenery il all new for this season and
Monte Crisio' Will be great event ia
Augusta dramatic season. Seats shonh'
be secured early. Sale opens Monday
Sept tn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
IT WOULD COST

] UUUlU UUO
n LII Of 5000 u the loves
n sstimsse 70 print Is 900 han I.
bills and distsibuss then. II ,
perfectly safe 70 say that however
thorough the dist,ibation mi0Ae -
not half Of them would secure .
reading. The same sdvessissnsat
In . single Issue Of The Dally 2sn-
nebec Journal would b. wefsA
more than twice - mueh, ~ y
goes into The homss end y READ
daily BY more than 5000 psopls.
An Advsfdssusns Of haaADfl1 siss
could be run ONE moseh HI ~
Daily for ths money ~ = vouA
cost 10 print and disssibuts ".
handbilis.
TaIs would give the sdvese1ss
more than the equivs,sat Of $780,
900 handbiils, sssumin9 slsas s6sy
were IN given . reading y diAss.
eut people--and tl,s squivslsns Of
more shsn 700, 900 hssdbiIis -
summing sAAs sniy half u thsD
we're read.
fHs superior valus Of nsvsps-
per over M advertising hes iosS
ego been conceded BY ths bsightsst
and most successful business men
in the country. II 10 also ~
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that car possibly be secured. 70
resch she same nombef Of readers
with handbils that could b
reached by N advertisement n he
Daily Kennebec JoUasAL weuId
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES As MUCH.
HAspsfLL advertising rs THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADvER.
Using IN THE WORLD. II
10 even more expensive than tbe
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much mors pro
ductivs Of results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
Iecal and Business Tips.

Fresh boiled HOLSTERS, oysters and dams
for your Sunday dinner at knowiton
Young.
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Diie0.


South NJ. Nern1n--Ang. II, Hrs sassn
Hanson, beloved wife Of Nehemiah Hanson. see'
Is years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
September 9Th. 7th { 9th

These connecting sifA special train from Rock
| land srr wing u Lewiston II IS A u
The ususai low rsses o. fare TtckssB On sale
Sept. 9Th. good till Sept 18th
1 PAysoy TUCKER r. G. Msn'g'Y,A- C. 3 T.
=. E booTHBY. Gss1 Pass. IN. Al
| asgaidtd
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rss .9s., e, = ySaeas
se'e~- sas.' -r7etaas. 3. ,at -
- ~ .s vSeaa ~ - ~ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

Wbfnnff : q G
Florence War,
sWifc's Crime. 4
Grace Halpine,
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WANTED.

UyANTED-Ag girl for general hoasswvTs
w Apply to Mrs. James \. Fuller. ~ Gccn
ST., City. septsdtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-13

Henry Kelly, colored, of Philadel
phia, came down here yesterday ant
after Filling up On Front street 'rec
eye" started to find some one to THRASH
him, which he considered an impossl
bility. After humping into severa
coasters" who were not anxious fol
q hight, he hailed pollceCaptain Cham
bers. Are you de boss OF de cope
yary' exclaimed Henry, as he raj
against the blue coat.
ara, replied the captain. 'tnnd II
you don't move ON | will show you
more clearly" Henry moved on. but
In short time was heard creating {
disturbance at Front and French
streets, to which corner Captain Cham
bers went.
AS Henry noticed him he squared
OIL and sent an upper cut in which
would have sent the officer from hi,
feet II 1t had landed. One return blow
put Henry on his back for his trou.
BILE and In the police court this morn
ing he was fined 50 ind costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-13

SIlERlEF'S SAll.-By virtue OF wit
- Of levari Fuc,as, to me directed,
VIII lie exposed 10 public sale. ut the
Court House, on Market street. between
Icnih and Eleventh streets. IN the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle county, Del,