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Middletown transcript., 1893-10-21
nFLAWARE CITY.

Miss Annie GIN i visiting Mrs. Charles
G.. Ash.
Miss Peoples. of Wilmington, : visiting
Mrs Peoples
The Misses Colburns returned from Chic
ago on Monday.
Mrs. &. ogls, Of Wilmington, was in
town on Monday:
Rev. N. B. Dunlap, Of Wilmington, was
in town on Friday.
Mrs. Clouds, Of ChesWold, visited friends
in town on Monday.
DR.. F. BsIlyille is building fine Office
adjoining his residence.
Rev. II. L. Braddown, Of Florence, N. p,
was in town last week.
Mrs. Amelia Messig was the gnest Of
Miss May Messig last weak
Miss Mollie Boalden, oif Chess peaKs City,
is visiting Mrs. William Jester.
Mrs. Robert Mills and son were the guests
Of Miss Annie Hunter on Monday.
Mrs. George F. Brady. or MiddletoWn,
wasin town on Friday Of last week.
Miss Lizzie Price Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with her brother n. q. Price.
Mrs. Boggs. of Dover. and Mrs. D. M.
Short, Of Summit Bridge, visited friends in
town this week.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Dr.,
William J. Nelson, formerly Of Delaware
City. and Miss Cora J. Case. Of Middle
town. N. Y.
The Alexander shops are being put in
order preparatory to the opening Of shirt
factory. Its expected to open about the
first Of November. A prominent citizen Of
our town Informed rs that Delaware city
Is booming
William Beck and Miss Hattie Vail, Of
Delaware City, were married on Wednesday
Marx Kirby. Esq. died at his daughters
residence IN New Castle on Sunday, and
was buried on Thursday at Delaware City
cemetery. Services were held in the NJ. E.
Church, ReTs. Prettyman and DR.. Martin
dale officiating. Mr.. Kirby came to Della
ware City in 1889 from Salem, N. J., and
was therefore one of our Oldest residents.
He was very we'll Eknown in the county and
was highly respected. Always kind and
friendly. and, in business capacity,
straightforward and reliable. he was one
Of the first vestrymen of Christ P. e.
Church and is closely identified with the
History Of the town.
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ON SATURDAY.
THE 28TH DAY OF OCT, 1898,
At II o'cLooK A. NJ.

The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
with the buildings and improvements there
on erected, situated in Blackhfrd hundred
in the-county OF New Castle, and state oI
Delaware, and on the public road leading to
Bariow's Landing. and is contained within
the following metes and bounds.
Beginning at a stake in the public road
to the said Barlow's Landing, now the Iron
Bridge. and rnnning with the said road
south 33 degrees east Is and $40 perches to a
corner for lot of land belonging to New
Castle county aforesaid; thence with same
ana 44-100 perehes to another corner; theme
with same and As 100 perches TO another
corner: thence with same and 4I-l00 perch
es 10 the road aforesaid; thence with the
same IL and 25-100 perches to stake. corner
for the Phila. and Smyrna Transportation
Company's lot of land; thence with the
same south n degrees east 25 and 7s-lOe
perches to stake on the east side of the
ditch bank; thence with the same bank
north 46 degrees east to the angle; thence
north 81 l-2 degrees west, 57 5-l0 perches to a
take thence south 27 degrees west 81 perch
- TO the place OF beginning and containing
Ia acres Of land. be The same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prom
fty OF Jonas KefseF and Lucinda X eiser. his
vie and t. t's and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD,
9 rin's once, Wilmington. Delaware AI5sa Oct
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WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY

Time table in elect May 14th, 1888
Trains leave Wilmington French street
Wint erthur, Guyencourt, Granogue, ,Cossart
Chadd's Ford junction, Pocopson, West
Chester, Embreviiie, Mortonvilie, Coatsville
Sunday, at 7 O6 and 8 so M 50, 40 and 50
p n. Sunda6 only at o. a m. 115 and IS
D m.
IN intermeiIate stations daily ps excent sunday
at O6 ain. 85 and 55pm, Sunday only at
8 90 q m, ! Is and 4 45 D m,
For Joanna. Birdsboro Reading and inter :
mediate stations. dairy except Sunday, at
7 G6 a m, and So p M. Sunday only, at s u9
q m, and 10 p IN.
A. G. .MoCAUsLAND, superintendent.
BoWNEss BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent
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B. & @. Railroad.
Schedule in enect May. 4. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND.
fExpress trains.
New York, week days, 1908. 1887, ts5o
1895 N, tl2;24.f 2.4s. to g, Il: 80 p m
t12N, t. 10 t5ss, t7Ss Loo Loo M N. 's'
Boston. 1888 p m daily, with Pullman but
fet sleeping cars running through to Boston
landing passengers ; in { Ii Station, Boston.
.,a aP1nsiadeiphia 81 week x days 1903, 1871. 1885,
9sadeIpbia a. snasys tSss ss ss $50 tIoss
M, t2;4s, S. 3S, t7.Ss, I'll pm,
2 Philadeighia IL week days fs; ;os, 600, 6:s5, t7.S7
H. H.. f5S 8 ss g. lpss s 5lSso Ss is ts
t7.SS, 8 %. 1000, tllOo p. m
2. M tI2 q 100 t2 %. 8 o., O5, 5o5, s5sS s.ss.
Chester. week DAYS. ts.o8. s. 8.s5, 7.37, TAT,
ts.2 20, 1850 90, 1850, 1885 1885, tll52. 4. m;
ioO, s4s s.O5, 4s5, 5.O5, toss, SIS, f7.ss, s25
Chester, Sundays. taos, s.a5, 7.47, 1850, SEQ.
1905 1910 m; 24s, sos, 465, sos, th.es, 62s
t7ss,s q, 10, IL p m.
sunoays' 90 WE WEST 5; d B6USb. tatfs 3 m.
Baltimore AL in Of e enc 90. Washing, t!a6; zos, ts47
sundays, t4.46, 703, ts.47, q m; tI2 l6. laos
sos, t45l, 1885, 1912, 1915, m.
Baltimore and way stations. 7,O2 m; a.O5
Newark. Del, t4.4s. 7oa, ts.47 a m, 1915, so5,
4.5l, t6. .36, 7S5; 1919, f9l6, lilo, m; Sundays,
46, 7Oa ,fs47 IN; tl216 3. 05 451f 1926, 1885
1912, 1915, lilo, p m.
Pittsburg, t8.47 m; t45l D m, daily.
Chicago, SS47 m; 1905, 1915, b m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, t12.ls, 1915, p m
singerly Accommodation, ,zoa IN, s.o5, 7.s5
and l.. 10, p m daily.
Landenberg Accommodation. week days,
702, II m; 8 05 and 40 p m. Sundays. $50 a
IN; sos, 4 81 p m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
For New York, weeks days, II 20. IS 00, TO 33,
I'll 80 a m.
For PhiIadelphia, week days, 5 IS, 6 20, II 20,
IS 90, ts 50, Ill 35 m; u q. So 9 45 pm. sun
days, 20 m; IL IL, 8 so, 8 45 b in.
I'll 35 a m; 2 IS ana tS so p m. Sundays, 8 70 u
m; 55 IS so p m. s
For Landerberg and way stations, week
days, 90. ~ 80 m; 2 %, m. Sundays, 9 25
Chicago and Pittsbu-g, IS 90 a m daily. ex-
cept Sunday; I'll AZ p m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, I'll 35 a m, daily,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MINGTON.
Week days, Il 05. 6, 25, IS Is, 40, 10, I'll ~
m: IL noon; Il As, 2, 3, t403, IA IA, 80, is 20.
30 to o. 30. II &c, 10, 8 40. 10 10 and IL 30
m.
Sunday, IA 05, 6. IS Is, 80, 10, I'll Al m; l2
noon; t. O5, 80, IS 81, 80. II "a, TO- ts o5,
10 l0and II SOP m.
Telephone, 1893,
Rates to Western points lower than via
auy other line.
G. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent.
j. I. ODELL General Manager.
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PoRT EPENN.

Harry Hall who has been i'll with malaria
Fever. ID recovering.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Lille 7. Harmer and Boyd r. cleaver
The storm hsre on Friday, Oct 1s, was
very severe and did more or less harm to
all of the banks. A southeast wind and
high tide brought the water over all barriers
and flooded the marshes Il was night of
apprehension, and many did not go to bed
at all, while the bowling tempest lasted,
Toward morning the wind changed to the
south. and 1t cleared off. Many Of the
fshermen's boats were dismantled, and
some were driven from the sleuce up to the
village. The Pier Hause could only be
reached by boat, while part Of the road
between It and the long bridge presents
scene Of desolatian. all the barriers being
swept away by wind and tide, and the road
covered by heavy stones and broken into
deep gullies. The rayages of the last storm
had just been repaired. and everything put
In good order. Very little rain fell here.
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4 Daily. sDaily except sunday.

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
"a" Stops to leave passengers from Will
mington and points north, or take pass en-
gers for points souts of Deinlar.
ST" Stops on signal, on notice to conduc
tor
.shn Stops to leave passengers from Will
minpton or points north.
up Stops to leave passengers from points
south.
''p' Stops to leave passengers from points
south OF Denar, or take passengers tor
Wilmington and points north. and
Dover.
.t'' stops to let off passengers from points
south ot Harrington.
New CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAlNs.-
Leave Wilmington IL 06 IN, and 5l m,
daily, 8 l5 IL % IL IN. 90. 40. 40. 8 Is and
50 m week-days. Leave New Castle 30
a III and 10 IS D IN daily, 81. IS, IL % nj,
l IS, A OS, 5 81, 90 and 2l m, week days
Express trains leaving Harrington 755
m, and arriving ut 30 p IN. weekdays
run through solid to and from Baltimore
via Porter and Newark.
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Don't forget the races at Dover next
week. Several Middletown horses are en-
tered and you must see them 90. Bicycle
races each day. but on THURSDAY they have
u scratch race ana a handicap race Elk
cursion rates. Let rs al 50 and help in
this effort.
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ORDER.


BEGIsTER's ORDER.
LIZ RKGIsTER'S OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
Sent IL 1888
Upon the application of Louis H. Dreka,
d b n. & a Administrator of Sophie N. Mil
Ter late Of st Georges Hundred, In said coun-
w. deceased it is ordered ana directed Dy
said give notice of grantin OF letters OF
Administration upon the estate OF fhe de-
ceased with the date OF granting thereof,
BY causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters in six OF the most public places of
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same. or abide by an act OF
A Assembly in such case made and provided;
and also cause the same to be in serted with
In. the same period in the MIDDLETOWN
TRAEsoRIPT newspaper published IN MIDI
diet0wn, Del, and to be continued therein
two months,
Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of
the Register aforesaid at Wilmington, in
New Castle County aforesaid, the day ana
year above written.
J. wilkins Cooch,
Register.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad-
ministration were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
Twelfth day of September. A. d. 1888 and
that all persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly aJtested, to the said Admins
trato5, on or before the Twelfth day OF Sept.
1894 or abide the Act OF Assembly in such
s''ss 's'''e LOUIS II. DREKA.
Administrator,
d, b. n, c. I. a..
Address, Sassafras, Md.
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IUUU FanlaIOonS, Working ana Business
Pants, from 81 to S3 per pair.
1000 Pantaloons, Working and Business
Pants, worth SO, now 81.
We Offer safe bargains in every style and
kind of Clothing. Samples sent on appli-
alton and fare paid within 100 miles from
he city.
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CHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue of writ of
0Levari Facias TO mr. directed, will be ex.
posed 10 Public Sale, at the Hotel in Town
send Appoquinimink Hundred, New Cast Ie
County, Delaware,
ON SATTTRDAY
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The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land situated in the
city of Wilmington and state of Delaware.
bounded and described as follows, to wit.
Beginning at pointOn the easterly side
OF Laurel street at the distance of so feet
nOrtherIy from the north rly side of Six
teenth street, then ce easterly parallels with
Sixteenth str eet 65 feet to a corner, thence
northeriy parallel with Laur ell street 70 feet
TO another corner, thence westerly parallel
with Sixteenth street, IS feet to the said
easterly side of Laurel street, aad the nee
thereby southerly 70 feet tn the place of be-
ginning, be the con ents ther of what they
may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty OF William r. Seeds and Viola Seeds.
his wife, and {. ts and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD
,gsI sherif's ONCE, Wilm n yton, Del, Oct. i6, Is
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EXTRAORDINARY
CUT IN PRICES.
Down !! Down !! Down !

Now is your time for BARGAINS. In
order to clean out balance of spring and
summer stock We have gone through about
500 lots of goods. and have marked them
at the lowest possible figures in order to
make room for the fall and winter stock.
All who need clothing please examine the
following prices.
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CHERIFF 8 SALE-By virtue OF writ of
posed to Public Sale at the Court House. on
Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Delaware,
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Baltimore & Eastern Shore Railroad
FALL TIME TABLE.

In effect Monday, September 10. 1892
A
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A. s. ADMAS
PBNNINGToN's CORNER.
WEBSTER'S
.LNTERNA TIONAL

Esfireky Nezv. Oi
H6reast9 9tshs Ti0tes.-
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KEE MAR COLLEGE
Music and Art Conservatory
S. M. REYNOLDS & co.

For the Higher Education of Young Women
Is the most thorough progressive and popu-
lar school in the country. In Kee Mar Col |
Iege there are ,
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,uor BIZ 4 rcU7H OF IA
,,,,,.u Fatally Wounded In n Street
- Row In Brooktyn.

,,,ouio Congeanillo. 30 years old, Of 20 Car
-, erect, brooklyn. had q dispute with Car
TO-. Nevzath. 81 years old, and his nephew,
s.,,ndor Albano 1S years old who live next
.. Tho street near their respective homes
oooi;;bs scene OF the dispute.
TsssenreSnilo was. getting the best OF the
erguaI from his pocket and fired. Tho ball
piss,,ond in Cnngcanlllos neck. Aibano escaped.
, tnt sergeant Gallagher OF the Eleventh pre-
bnt go stiop house who was In the neighbor-
sinnsd Wb, n the shot was ilrcd. succeeded In
n heoesst M Ncwzath. An ambulance was sum
Soncd, and the wounded sIund coi man u WAS
ia ixs where the doctors say he will
PHI recover, During the fght Frank Mini.
old as9 an ia
Iny ,y general alarm has boen sent out for
nInnnO
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Ghissao 2drertisenleuts.
sTRANGFRs m CnTAao.

not know where 70 md tesnectabls rooms ard Hood
md comfortable rooms with private families from 30
week up and excellent board from 81 TO 50. Our
agents win any trains and conduct visitors direct
TO their rooms and when suited we charge So Al
questions answered. and when hero all Information
about the Fair and city furnished gratis A. the Fair
perfectly ready now. visitors ought come at once
to AVOID the crush and heat.
IluGO BROS. u Warren Nv. Chicago.
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Chicago HOTELS.

THE UOSSNORE, a new. modern. nrst.ciars
nreproof family hotel centrally located. now open;
rates American plan 50 per day. European plan 81
TO u per day for rooms
NAUK & LEE Proprtotors
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER, PROVIDENCE
ALL POINTS EAST. AND THE WHITE Mrs
steamors CoNEECTICLT and MAssACHjsETTs
iehre iier ~ to.d Mob n. r.. foot Warren St at
H isa1. WAR a. dH' except Sunday
". due Worcester i A. NJ Sunday train TO Worcss.
Yer IRON Union station ut $3.50 A. NJ oniy) Through
rRrl.r Cars To White Mountains leave wharf excent
sunday I:l5 A. NJ due Fabyans 4 $50 r. NJ.
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STONlNGTOl LINE,

,,i INSIDE ROUTE re- BOSTON; PROVIDENCE. " ORGIES.
route 10 NARRAGANsErT PIER,AND WATtH HILL,
New steel steAmcrs MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave new Pier SO, y. r. block above Canal AZ n.
$3.50 L. NJ. daily including Sunday ~ w. "
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NOTICE.
Afdifal.


ATTENTION OLD DIR, GREY,
bo years specialist In diseases or men only Ulcers
discharges, Keet structures sore throat mouth
bladd &c Old Dr. Greys treatment positively cures
organic weakness nervous debility. errors OF YOUTH
bad dreams, lost manhood Bhrunken organs impedi.
teed in ali diseases Once over 2S yeArs 100 last
I7th st.. near Union square. Hours DOB Sundays
10 q. tot. His charges the lowest Advice free
No cure no pay ana no pay until cured
OH DIR SMITH. l34 EAST 18TH ST.. near Sd
blood skin, gset structure. bladder kidneyB. hears
lungs my methodL only one known that cures nervous
dcoi!ity weakness lost manhood. youthful errors bad
dlcanis. varicocele weak, shrnnIen organs; impedE
msnts TO marriagei many are deceived by young men
advertising M OH doctors more years IN practice Than
they are years old; avoid medical agencies comps
stopped at Once advice free; charge for medicines
only; no pay until cured
AT1INTION-OLD DIG, ,iRISDLE.
Graduate University Cty Of New York Mcdicni Depart
sores ulcers skim blood. discharges Rleet. Etrcturo
kidney bladder positive cure tor nervous debility
impsdimehts 20 marriage, organic weakness DR.
dseAseh peculiar 10 men, ohee over II years at III
West 9th st. between nth and eth est charges;
advice free :: Hour 10 .; Sundays 9to4 sos No
"A. CGHE CLARA SriED in di'ssses OF lasn:
dangerous cases solicited; RELIEF At once; hrstclegs
issnaG ~ Ws, ony Tn !sIanE Dr.
otOO
A LADIES needing conndsntial Treatment may
rs consult DR.: SeLD.' W. CHuwE. professor OF
Ind wirsry since 1875: remedy for irreguArss safe
healthy eannoEfaiL invest +Vth 81, Broadway.
-A-LADIES consult DR. Conrad the reliable
nature; perfect satSfSeion aud safety guaranteed.
20t West SAth st.
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t sM S;ALELlIo acre Florida bargain: latitude for
= semttrorical fruits winter vegetables rne To-
patco: desirable frostproof lands are fas. becoming
tenfSe anu nigh: great profit in this use or spec
would nivide only 81: title absolute Questi on
definitely II. WILKES. Louisville. Ky.
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:furn shed atuuses GO ast-Gpaatry.

S,PRIEG LAKE. " J-Double cottage. fully Furnished.
- near the beach two families. Apply to T. DEyLINs
TNO LET for the seabon furnished cottage 10 toomsi
good ,,sSisSi nIlyd iss Ivvs.i bssilhial al sd
AAs'' j6ui Z 5IHAM BsaA,Asssa oaAtzs "
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Anrtion 3lotirrs.
SALE DAYS
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY July IL. IL.
at IL O'Clock each day. at 10 Liberty st.

The sale will comprise nearly 200 in all OF ladies' and
hghest grade Wheels and already Grated for
shipment All pneumatic tires. light weight. with all
she latest improvements
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atufariiishrd anoms at'amtrd.

Il ADY EMPLOYED out wishes unfurnished rooms
IL moderate; respectable; 18th to 18th st.: central
H., 25< 9Th av.
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flats and Apartmsnts-arouhlya

NrrE FLATS TO NICE PEoPLE.-Four,room HAts
N beaqtiiuiy decorated range ,pes stSei si
Luton L. Saratoga station; Union L. Chnuncey sta
ton Always open. MORRISON. 2B6 Marion 81
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BOSTON LAND co

NEW COTTAGE $1,000: $50 cash. balance SIS
n monthly. including plot 5OXl5O feet splendid loca-
ton. within minutes walk OF depot; Is miles from
city wOLCOTT IL East 18th ST. y. y top paying
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Orcau Stean,ers.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

NEW YORK TO SEATTLE, TACOMA and other PACIFIC
COAST points FirsclRss S44 90: second class s69 CO.
SkW YORK 10 ST PAUL and MINNEAPoLIs Wis
MONTREAL anu SAL 1t STE MARIE FirstclAlA
'-0''O' K Y. SKINNER Con. East Agent,
1853 broadway. New York
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lwrllino 1tuasss to 3et-aluns asland

GOO WILL RENT one month $50 two months. fur.
you nished cottage of rcoms also boat. stable and
garden; pleasantly located. with good shade about
house; good water healthy location. G. +. r. Yap-
hank, l. I.
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OLD DOMINlON LINE.

MAJESTIC Wednesday, July H. y. -
Wednesday. July 10. 10 A. ".
Superior Eecond'cabin accomInodat2ns on Ientonie
and Majestic SterTlge from the old country SIG.
Once 20 Broadway. or on the wharf. foot OF West
Tenth 81. II MAITLAND hEksEi' Agent
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NORWICH LINE
FOR
BOSTON, WORCESTER.

AND ALI JOINTS EAST.
Leave Pier 40 Told number North River next pier
hhoye Desbrnsses st ferryl daily except SUNDAYS Al q
7. VI. connecting with new express train leaving
New London at :BS A. NJ. reaching Boston d A III
Worcester, 1860 A. NJ " '
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. y CO
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Lain, Tines; July H. am Spree Tue. 'Jniyis Il ~
OELRIClIS 4 Co, 2 Bowling Green
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females.

,ux DERBY ADVERTISING EXCHANGE, os Court St
,pooKLyN ADVERTISING AGENCY. sy7 FULTON
x opposite City Hall and Court House.
nIsTgRN DISTRICT ADVERTISING BUREAU. lbo
Broadway
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II AMSDELi. LINE.-S's amcrs leave Pier "a. n. r.,
~ loot Franklin 81. for uranston'E WesL 70 n Gid
sprinE GoInw.il. tishklll Landing, and Es~bvrgh.
week Gays y, ~. sundAyA n ~
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ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND Chicago
PACIFIC EXPIRES

500 Il. M.-Puman Buffet Sleeping Car New Yor
10 Chicago arrives dntiy Chicago 80 A. Nj. (secon
m MOI Toledo II 70 r. ~; SoTmbus 7:lo r.
SHEN tNDOAM VALLEY ROUTE for point
on Norf. West. and last Tenn, Va 4 Ga, Rds $50
=. ~ daily. with sleeper TO Now Orleans and 1871
night. with Sleeper to Memphis
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SHOT BY A BROTHER
Little Archie Orouillard Discharged
a Revolver, the Ball
ENTERING HIS SISTERS BRAIN
The Little Girl still Alive. But the
Physician. Think she Cannot
survive the Wound

DrrRorr. Mich. Dec. i-Lizzis Drouil-
lard. aged years. lies at the point Of
death in her home on West End avenue.
Springvells. from a wound inflicted by
the accidental discharge % revolver
ia The hards u her o year old brother
Archie last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Droui.lard. parents Of the two
children. live on West End avenue. The
father = saitchmza Ia the employ %
the Union Depot company. Their old
est son. Louis. aged IL, IL employed at
night BY the Wabash railroad az a
caller Ills duties are 30 go 30 the
home- q engineers. hremen. brakesmen
and other employees q the road aud call
them when they are needed during the
night For protection against dogs he
carries - caliber. self cooking revolt
w. AZ The hour named Louis arose 10
change hi- clothes % r. 70 work Asa
preliminary ~ took BIZ revolver from
h.s hip pocket and laid u on the kitchen
table.
I'm COWBOY"
"A be stepped into an adjoining room.
httle Arrhse psoxed up The revolver and
fouri-hed u. saying ~im a cowtoy-
Posting Z toward Lizzie. Who stood
l.sniux tnward him. he pulled the trig
ser hat one 20 the i've chambers was
iossi~d. and Archie rontuned b pull
until fhss Nss reached The re-
velver vas discharged The bul
let catered LINES aead a the
right sds near the middle - The top
q TIE heat riored through her brain
aad lodgsd somewher~ near the base -
her brain. sad two inches back q the
Iobe a her right ear
She wss earned into TIE sitting room
ard m-eeenzrr vac dispatched % the
nearest physician. Dr.. Carey ~ Deiray
Maanwhlis Do. lohs g. kirker the fam
by phyricaan. wa stopped ~ outsiders
lust as he was gsing out q 4 reighbor's
houss. and hurried - LINES sisle
Pron~d fr the Rail-
BE pr,shed 90 the bail. bat after about
four inche@ - the Instrument entered
tn- skui an etatsrie arrested ifs course
lie waa ohiiged 70 step the hemorrhaxe
fruua the wsuni hesng great Ne - rot
certain the tai eas found but - - "a
coos-e ~ - pc~ftive. She lies az honae
n -eHt cufuatuee state. can speak
vhen nesrssary ard can even arise from
the irunrs and walk arro~s the rs.oua
without s@ssstanc- Dr.. kirker - Il tha
eplatce taaf che cannot survive an
eperafinr. LITTLE Afchls - AZ the home
a. an ancie hving oear ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

The pheasant fsTcr. genti@ act.oa ard
sncfhinx effects - syrup q Fixz When
n n-ea = laxative. and 4 The fssheror
mcther b. cosfve a. hilious the nest
gratifying results fciiow "a uee. ~ that
b = No best fsrsiiy rpmesiy kncwn. and
fvery family skould have a epitie 90
land