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RESTAURANTS.

ALIAR SUMMONS is 1HF DI,TNlt ~
- court Of the first Judicial district Of .
aud Clarke.
John Merry. plaintiff. We. Myrop l.. Tompkins.
lie-.ie j. iompkins his wifel. brt N. lhora-
burgh- LOUIS q. 4. Lott As aasignes uf A. NJ.
b rnbugh The Denver Investment aud Hank
ing company. United, he irovdsnt 1rus.
The state Of Montins sent. greeting to tho
above named ue4snd iuts
You are her. b, required 20 appear in an action
brought agslnsl you ~ tbs above named plain
tn in tho di.tri curt of the First judicial
district OF the state o. Montana. VA anl for tho
county o. Lfwis an Clarke aud Co answer the
compla az hled the EN-. within ten days lrxciu-
site OF Tho day Of servicel after the service yoi
OF tins sumnon' 4 served within this couniy.
or ~ served az Of this county, but within this dis
tfict W thin twenty days OIL rwise within forty
days, or Judgment by defallt wall ba taken
ssainst you aeeordirg TO tbs prayer Il said COM
The said action is brought 70 recover judg-
ment q ainst tho faid defendants Myrun l.
aud bessie J. iumpkias IA tho sum
Of one thou-and dollars and interest AZ " Der
cent per Annum from AUG. 1898. also for the
sum u $50 and interest thereon AZ 10 per cent
por annum from Aug. I. 1888 tho same bsing
accrued and unpHi inter ist all ~ which is uc-
cordiug to the conditiohs of = certain prumis-
sorg note made ADD deli erred by tho said de
iondants to plaintif ON heb. 4 1871. and a.
forecluse certain mortgage on lot number
eleven I'D IN block numbered seven (1l IN
hris keack addition 70 to city OF lolenA
county OF Lawns and Cal O. state Of Montana.
made an delivered D. the faid dcfendante to
for the sum 81 f12, as reaf onable counsel fees
Tor such suit: and tor such other legal and
equitable relief usually demanded in suon casea
pnri iculnr reference h hereby had TO tho COM
plant on flo herein for mora particulars.
hnd You are hereby Motif d, that II you fail to
appear and answer the said compliant. aboV8
required the said plaintiff will apply T. the
court for the relief manded In the complaint.
Hiven under my hand and the zeal ~ the Dis
irot Court OF the hirst judicial Distric
ofthe tato of Montana, ia aud
~-o for the ounfy OF Lewis aud
4 Soal irst larko, this gih day ~ Janu-
s Jud Dist. Try, IN tho year n oar ord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
~ and niuety-fuur.
JOHN bfAN Clerk.
BY G.. q. FIREMAN. reputy Clofk
II. b Hepn9r, attorney Tor plaintiff
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NOTICE TO CREDIT OEe.-FsTATE or
y John Quiun. deceasoi.
Aoiire D. hereby civ hy the undsrfignnf. al
mtuIHtrntrIE o. tho estate q John Quinn. de-
crfHsd 90 the creditors 90. ana all lersuns laF-
ing claims again.t ths o. q doc asoi. Go exhibit
item. with the nece err voucher. within four
uou De- after tho fret pub icniioa ct this notice.
e. thr aid admiuu tratriE a. room D.. bold block.
lie nnA Mont the same Icing the place for the
trausactiuu ~ tho business OF sad estato ia tho
county ~ evils aud Clarke.
Admini.t'airiE Of the tate Of John Quinn de-
ceased
Dated Jau- a. lsll
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SHEllfFS SALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
- cutlon IN my hands, issued out % the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district OF ths
state OF Montana in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke in the euit Of ao-epn Ernst against
harlcs "a Isch. duly nttested the I'D day OF
lecemh@r A. ID. itp5. / have levied upon all
tie right title and interest u the said haries
tiafi-r in and 10 the following described prop.
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county. 81 a o
u Montana. viz
10, e.gni 81 ia blooS two GU, Of the OK nd-
dition to the city Of helena And also the fol-
lowing property situated in the rriiheld sddi-
tton 20 tho city - ,elenas ! OTIS one u). two
~. three I'D, four 81. fvo %, six (6 seven ll),
levenieen u). eighteen liel. nineteen lsl,
twentJ-four t2D. twenty i've U.s. twentI-six
20, twenty-scyen ca. in block one @ aud
lnts thirteen l8l, fourteen lil. fifteen li5l and
ak ldl, in block thres l8l; AMI lots eight (sl,
nine on. ten ll0), eleven 40, twelve ~. thir-
teen ual, fourteen 40, fifteen Qsl. twenty-four
l2al. twentJ -hye CD, twenty-six (2hl. twenty
feven ga, IN block four tD; and lots eight -.
MIN lgl, ten dul. eleven 40. twalve az. thir-
teen 49,. fourteen no, nftsen ll5l, twoRty- four
'2il. twenty-five l-sl. twenty-siK t26), twenty
seven 30, twenty-eizht l2sl. twentE C1gi,
thirty l30) in block five (5l and lots one Ql,
Wo 90 three l3l. four i). five 49,. SIX co., seven
lD. eight tsl, nine ~. ten u0i. elsyen lll,
40. in block eight (sl, Of said Dritfsld addition
q tho city Of HELENE
Together with all and singular the tenemeuts,
heretl tamonte and Appu-tenances therauntO b.
longing or In nnywi O. anne -taininR.
Notice ID hereby givon that on riday, the 18th
day OF adnufr.. A. A. ls9. al the hour Of -
@ CT OK m Of Al day, at the front door OF the
onien- viii sell all the right title and in.
terest Of the said Itfle- nn,sch ion and to
the aid above described property to the highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this. tie 18th day OF
fHAs. o.. CURTIS, Sheriff
ahpR-w J VAN, Del uty Sheriff
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NoTICE ID CREDIToRs -LsTATE oF

NOTICE To CRrDITORs ESTATE OF
~ ramurl r. tnuste. deoenfei
Noiire ~ srnhy eiten y tho undersiguni al
uiuisfrator q the efiate % samuel 4. fauska.
does a=od Go 10 creditors Of aud All persons hsv-
ing llms against the said deceased. TO exhibit
hem. 18th the rocessarg vouchers. within four
months alter the nfst uublication % is notice.
20 tho SAID adminlttfat a. Homer block, Hell
eua. tho amo heing The placs for the transac-
ui Lewis and larko
a. T.. CLARK.
hdministIH' % Of tho estate u eAnusl L. tausks.
dscanlni
Datsi JAn. IA lsJi.
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Judge McDouuei of savannah was tarIy
Do putting boa au appearance 40 court che
other day. for which be- fined himself $40
aud then promptly remitted tbs fine.
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NOTICE OFFICE or COUNTY CLFRK.
~ owls nnd Clarke onnuty. state % Montana
Noticl ]. her b. given that there will 10 a meet
iug # tho buarl % county comm isaiouers at
their oilcs IN the court house ~ 10 o'clock q. ui
t % Tuesday. January ~ A, ID. 1891. for the pur-
pose - considering the building Of a bridge
across the north FORK Of fun river. and such
uthnr bui iuoss a. may legally come before the
board
J order Of the board.
! :. TOOKER. Clerk.
nAtel Helena. Jan. 20 1854
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OTFiS Employment Agency.

ies North Main et Ielsphono i1a
-wANrxD--
Tcmakef. Zoe each.
Good iuincroom Girl city.
Chamiurmaid. citf
ouscs 20 rent Ia All parts Of the oitr
9 rooms. furnished for light housekeeping
g. per month.
ORRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
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A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRIC1
"A court ~ tho First Judicial district OF tie
state 81 Montana, Ia aud for the county Of l. evils
and Clrrko.
nuadllnp, Calm 70, plaintiff. We Jesus Ga
nuuo. defendant
he state u Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
OF are lerrbt reIuired TO appear In an action
brought against you h. tho aoovs named plain
IN the distri crnFt Of the FIRST judicial
district OF the state OF Montana in an for the
comfy o. Lewis ami ClArke aud 10 answer lie
complaint filed Ito Elm. within ten days teKclu-
ere Of tho day - service after the servit on yol
of thta ANN non IN s.rvet ,yitbin tf,is CONF.
or ii sorve oJt of this county. but within this dis
trict within twenty days; o ~ ise within forty
day-, or ludfmeu by dcfn1it Will Dc taken
against you according to the prayer II sa u COM
llAint.
/ he said action Is brought 20 dissolve the
boBda of mAirimony tefoiofo and now Ga ist-
ing lftween plaintiff and uefsnhsnt
md you are hereby nuiih d, that II yoI fail 10
appear ana answer the said compliant, a. above
required, the said plaintiff will apply @ tuo
court tor the reuos mAnded in ala comDaint.
q ven under my hand and the zeal ~ the Dis
tuct Court of the tirst Judicial District
ftha tate OF Montana IN and
--- fnr tbs ounty OF Lewis and
Sea- ; irst inrko. this 18th day Of neoem-
Z Jud Dist hsr. IN tho year u our ord
Court. one thnutaud eight hundred
N---- and nine y-thros.
JOHN btAN Clerk
~ o.. J. CASSIDY, Toputy Clerk
Iools Wallace at0rnoYs Tor plaintiff.
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NTD. LUp. DERs MFEIINs- TUF ANsUAL
n...'ils ~ DO sfac khoi-e-s - 600 ll9lens
Irc fie ..mp1uy ulI bs Ie.i Ar fLs general
llIlo % ths COMPANY. IN Helena. Wsutana on
go tar Jan. l1 irff. a. aI o. u far fha az
nual elsction - Trustees aud fof fla transaotion
90 such other business - snail legally como bo-
fofe tho moctaE a.. A.. MALhLi SECRETARY.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Islbils...... Merchants Hotel. - Psul
willard :. DsnRis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 psa
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-if~C KfIA~FuT
-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~-~-~---~-~
AlAHII do hUl 70 GOSH GOOD
" second hanl piano. must bs reasonabla.
Address iialo. this othos.
/ .OE sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN FNGIF-
j lora'a business College. Apply az this
olc-.
1thaUUtf SUITS 10 ErNIt ALL
~ Lnds low rats. mra. n Worth. i01
raaIwtJ-
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA
q. Wibur...... acc Hotel San francisco
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"A ANTED-aUsTLlM ON COMMISSION
~ Address a. H.. Independent
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XII AXIOM MAAIEb-TO WOhk FOR
- boarl while attending school. Address !.
A. h. this othce.
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SITUATION MANIED-As ChAABkRMA1D
- or % do general Lousework. all or address
y Youth eaton avenue.
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A ANIED - B JsliING tAANA SER or
" good al ire-s. ibsral ralary and OK
pau-es paid wroEly ermEnsnt position.
rowu itOs. Co, NuFscrymen. cortland, Gre
guu.
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SITUATION MANrE A CJMPErEN 1
- dressmaker would ike tewigg by the day or
weaa. Call or address lJss Brockenridgo street.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Saith q Son ............ 90 Sixteenth St. DonvE
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AAfANIED-LH A MiDDWER WITH THRi T.
" children. n middle-agsd lady - house
kaopeG ages 49, per month. address Mex
hlos. billings Mont.
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ioif 81 NT-tE.f>I~ufD HoOafS
~------~-~-~---~-~---~---
Lon REM IN JAN. ]. LISA me liOl ID
i house will Ds conducted under new man
asemeut. rooms from g. 90 tl2 per month. ths
house is heat a bB steam. o.octric light and bath
free. Apply al Irsmi@es. ila larke street
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SITUATION MANItD-A YOUNG LADY
- wants Place 10 work for her board and
mUsic lessons. Address Az. this ONCE
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ClTJ ATlON MANIED-BY A GIRL To DO
y hon ouo Z. lall a BIC PARK avenua
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III UATlON WANT ID - BY COMPETENT
= dressmaker. will work by the day. Address
5l5 ifth ayenus
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BY G.. q. FREEMAN. reputy Clork
II. 3. Hepn9r, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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s1LATlONs NANIED-aEMALE
advertisements un,los 49, Le-- thTss Tina,
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$500, 100000 ~~-~~~-s~-~--~
Isos SAL iit tHlhI 81. HIEl 4 co.
i groInd floor Mon ana baak 0ulding. havs
houses AID lots Tor trsdo Or saio. 90 uar cent Of
value.
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~-~~-~-~~-~-----~-~-~-~
I.Jlhb p s. lttAk Oh pusIDFFICF.
i package ~ merchandise. Owner ian have
THO same 30 calling at this ui.rs. proving prop
cry aud paying fJr tile advert iseiI.nf.
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SITUATION WANT D-BY GOOD NAN TO
- do worx Eround hotel washing dishes OF any
thing 10 make a living. Address j. ". O'brien,
care general delivery.
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SITUATION WANTFD-iN YOUNG LADY
- 20 CLERK in store. il also competent dress
maker. sddres r.. D., his ofica
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III UAIION wANTED-BY A LADY TO Do
- homework in exchange 10. instruction in
music; references exchanged. Address l. H.,
this office.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BT sIXTEEN-YEAR
- Cd boy to do work Of any kind. Address ~
D.. this ofhce.
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NtIUAIiOs Wan ED-BI HUlCHar, IN
- mark a. can give best Of references has had
oiglt years Oh terrence mo- Objection TO outsid3
cuIes al on Or address butcher. era n .
tIrls, liole-a. ont
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
A cHILD'S DAYS JOURNEY.
Little Feet Which All Day Long Mark the
Passing Moments.

Little Feet Which All Day Long Mark til
Passing Moments.
How many miles a day the little fee
Of young children will travel is often
source of wonderment to parents VIII
lovingly watch them. This restless &C
tivity was never better illustrated thai
by very old story, which may interes
readers of this column.
A grandfather who had little to d,
except to watch the curious antics of hi
grandchildren as they played around tn
house resolved that for one day h,
would follow one little fellow VIII,
seemed especially restless, prying int,
everything from morning till night.
1t proved much more of job than h,
had expected. Noon came, and If tn,
child was not wearied the man was, bu
he had set out to go wherever the child
led, and he persevered. Toward nigh
there came sudden end to tho expert
ment. when the child crept through be
tween the rounds of chair where tn,
space was entirely too narrow for I
grown man to follow. He had to &C
knowledge himself beaten at last
Whether the baby turned back ant
winked one eye at its grandfather the
story does not tell. No doubt, however,
the baby's mother thought he did
Boston Budget.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Quite an excitement was raised II
lour town last Sabbath oyer q Negro
who was charged with stealing cow
Tho man was offering the COW for sale
to Ellis Hicks, when Mr.. II. and neigh
Dor Ball gave chase to the coloret
man and captured him, but he escap
ed from the back OF the wagon and
sought q hiding place In Satter'
lthwaite's barn.
I A brave hearted young man found
him. but didn't lay hold OF him until hi
gave the chiefs signal-a whistle. He
was arrested, and after hearing be
fore Squire Richardson, he was sent
to New Castle to await trial ct the
court.
4. Wesley Mcbride, formerly OF this
neighborhood. but who lately came
from Colorado, has bought part OF
the home place, and will in the near
future build on the same.
The Presbyterian Church OF Stanton
ia owned by the New Castle Presby
terians and not by any families of this
town. The superintendent thinks II
best to not hold Sabbath school in
the mornings until after the extra
meetings are over at Marshallton. but
as our Methodist friends are willing
to help US, we hope the doors will not
be locked against US.
The assistent superintendent says
the membere of the church refuse to
have the church opened for morning
sabbath school. 1t Is mistake that
the doors OF Gods house must be
closed against Gods peoples. Mem.
bers don't leap too far or your eyes
may be opened that you may see and
know your duty to your euperlnten.
dent.
The elder of the church denies maxi
lug any such a statement hut would
like to see the sabbath school built up.
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THE ORIGIN OF oMENs.
Survival Of Some Celestial superstitions In
% Modern Times.

Survival Of Some Celestial superstitions In
Modern Times.
Something Of the influence Of ancient
astrology is shown In the popular belief
that the rising and setting of Sirius the
dog star, infuses madness into the
canine race. In our medical prescrip-
tions, too, the old superstition appears.
The ornamental part of the apothecary' q
R is none other than the sign of Jupi-
ter. under whose special care medicines
were supposed to have been placed, and
our nostrums are still compounded un-
der the symbol Of Jove's protection. The
letter itsef-recipe, take-and its flour
ish mean substantially this: Under the
good auspices Of Jove, the patron Of
medicine. take the following goods in
the proportions set down." Some try to
throw the responsibility for the symbol
R back to Raphael. but the sum Of evil
denoe points to Jupiter as its patron.
In America Friday is additionally in
good repute. Columbus sailed OIL Fri
day and first discovered land on Friday,
the Pilgrims landed on Friday, and on
Friday Washington was born. Yet even
in America, Notwithstanding all these
"best accidents" q flavor Of misfortune
attends the day, and the statistics of
travel and mercantile transactions for
Friday show how widespread is the pref
udice against it.
Other days less generally maligned
are Gains birthday, tho first Monday in
April; the Sd of May, called the dds
NAL day" in the highlands of Scotland,
and Dec. 81, when Judas hanged him
self Apropos of Judas, the superstition
Of unlucky IS probably has its origin
with that unworthy disciple. The i'll
omen dates from the last supper, when
10 sat at table. One denied his Master
and went out and hanged himself, and
since that time twelve grouped to-
gether fear another one." A deep seated
prejudice obtains against any given 81
dipping together in the dish, lest one
fall victim to misfortune before the
end of the year. The existence Of the
defiant Thirteen club" in New York,
which makes that luckless number the
pivot on which all its doings turn,
should do something to dispel this time.
stained superstition. -Chautauquan.
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FOR KENT.

Ladies' silver watches only SO. rs at
Dayidow and Co.. jewellers and pawn.
brokers.
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In the medieval metrical romances
are found the first noteworthy references
in our language to the dog. Thomas tn,
Rhymer Of Ercildoune wrote "Sir iris
tram" some time in the thirteenth cen
tury. The story is familiar, of course
but the pathos of 1t is here augmented
by the knights dog also being brought
under the spell of the fatal love potion
An hounde Their was biside
That was y-clept Hodain.
The coupe he licked that tide,
Though doun 1t sett Brengwain.
Tristram and the beautiful Isolde O
Ireland.
Thai loved with all Their might,
And Hodain dede al SO.
When Tristrap was banished to Wales
and fought for Trianour
The king a welp he brought
Bifor Tristrem the trews.
His name was Peticrewe.
or him was michel prus.
Gentleman Magazine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
DID THE GHOST WALK
A Young Lady Had a Peculiar
Experience With Spirits.
IT LAYS DOWN IN BED
For Two Nights the RoavIng Spirit
of Departed Inmate of the
Old Ladies' Home Visit Tint
~. Institution to the Terror
of Another Inmate.

A young lady who lie an inmate oil
tho Old women's Home. corner OF
Harrison and Gilpin avenues, had O
peculiar and rather sensational exper-
fence which she says WAS q ghost or
the departed spirit of a former Inmate
OF the Homo, who had disappeared
very mysteriously some time since.
The young lady said she was never
10 great believer in ghosts until recent.
Ily when she had such an experience
that she will not soon forget. She had
room connecting with an employee OF
the Home. She had dozed of, when
she was partially Weakened by hearing
the patter OF footsteps across her
room, directed toward the washstand.
Then the apparltion stopped and
seemed to perform the additions OF
washing.
She could hear the water as the
ghost dipped its ileshless fingers Into
the wash basin and the trlckling OF
the water as 1t ran back into the
wash basin. She listened. and by this
time nearly frightened out OF her wits.
gave forth scream that would have
awakened the dead, and did awaken
nearly all the inmates in the Home.
Her companion In the adjoining room
came rush ing in, lit the gas, but
could find no trace of any body having
been In the room. She was quoted
and the Inmates went back to bed, and
the night passed without further mis-.
hap or the ghost-walk.
She was soon over her fright, but In
sisted that some person had been In
her bed chamber and washed her.
self at her wash stand. several
nights afterwards she had an ex.
Iperience that was more startling than
the first Nights visit OF the ghost.
/ She was awakened from sound
sleep by hearing o patter patter Of
sounds ceased at her wash stand and
the ghost apparently made its toilet.
Then 1t came across the room and
laid down on the bed with the young
lady. and proceeded to pull the bed
covers SO tightly over her that she was
Ialm ost choked, and screamed out In
her fright. Her companion. as on the
preceding occasion, came Immediately
into her room, struck light, but failed
to find anybody. A peculiar stencil
came from one end Of the bed cham
Der; the carpet was taken up, but
nothing could be discovered.
Not many days afterwards a lady
called at the Home and made Inquiry
for an old lady who had mysteriously
disappeared some months before and
no trace OF whom has as yet been
found.
The question Is. did the young lady
hear the ghost walk or did she have
dreams from something she had eaten
for supper. At any rate she is be-.
lever In spirits, or that the departed
do come back to earth to roam
around.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The Art Gallery.
We have received Nos. Is, 10, IL, 10
- and 20 OF the Art Gallery OF the
World, and persons who may wish to
complete the set arc invited to call at
our Office. either witt, or without cou.
pons. The entire twenty numbers
Will be furnished for 81. No prettler
book can be found. and scores OF them
should yet be disposed OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Talk about your horse traders, but
Washington county has few that cant
be beat. Last Monday one of them came
to town, and when he left home he bare
ly had money enough to pay his toll one
way. After arriving here it was not
long until he struck some one for a
horse trade. He continued swapping
horses all day. How many different
trades he made would be hard to tell,
but late in the afternoon, when he made
an estimate of the days business, he
discovered that he had the same horse
that he started with, 2-year-old FLY,
standard and registered, o COW and a
calf, good team of work mules, SOW
and ! pigs, together with two yearling
steers and $l1. 65 in money. Can any
one beat it2-Springfield (Ky.) News
Leader,