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u. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, New London,
Conn, Sept %, 1897. Sealed proposals in
triplicate for constructing breakwater at
Duck Island. Conn, will be received here
until ~ O'Clock, noon, Oct. g. 1897, and
then publicly opened. Information fur
nished on application. SMITH s. LEACH,
Major Engrs. $50 u % 29-o22 %
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THE FALL TERM OFTHE
HOpkins Grammar SchooI

WILL OPEN THURSDAY, SEPT. 30
The school prepares thoroughly for Yale
University. The excellent record OF its
graduates in the June examinations for
Yale shows the quality of it's work
Earnest and able boys from the two
highest grades In the public schools can be
prepared for Yale College in three years:
for the Scientific School in two.
The Rector. George L. Fox, will be at his
house, No. Z College street, for consulta.
ton with parents, from 8 a. m. to 1 D. m.
beginning Wednesday. September 10Th. till
the opening of the term. SIS If
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LOUISE LAIR
vs..
IN ~ IL LID

lIaE1h
VS..
CHAS. H. LAIR.
Superior Court, New Haven County,
the oath day of September, 1891
COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE.
ORDERED-That additional notice of the
tendency of said complaint be given by
publishing this order once a week, three
weeks successfully, commencing on or be-
fore the 2Stb day of September, 1897.
By the Court:
EDWARD A. ANKETELL. Clerk.
true COPY of original order. Attest:
ST "a IL WILLIAM O'kEEFE, JR.
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Litchfeld Conn.
TESTIMONIAL:
a have been acquainted with Prof. 7 NJ
Lee for many years. He Is a very succass
full Instructor. and has given great salts.
faction, to all That have, put themselves
him as a gentleman, entitled to high con
sideration. N. D. SPERRY.
Congressman from I'd Dist, Conn"
ou17 m
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1dsants.

e,ru WANTED,
SITUATION as competent waitress with
g goo city reference 1874 FRANKLIN,
81 IL third floor, rear.
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FOR RENT,
FIVE rooms, % COTTAGE street, list floor,
So per month. Enquire
$50 3t* "a COTTAGE ST.
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District of New Haven IS. Probate Court,
September Oath, 1897
ESTATE of SARAH B. GLADDEN., late Of
New Haven, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District Of
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors of said deceased to bring in their claims
against said estate. Those who neglect to
be debarred. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to CARRIE I. MANN.
$50 3t% Administrative
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Non Taxable Securities.

$4,000 New London Gas u Electric Co. LIST
gold SIS.
$4,000 Central Railway &c Electric Co. Of
New Britain LIST gold SIS.
$1,000 Waterbury Traction Company LIST
mortgage gold SIS.
5 shares New Haven Gas Light Co.
10 shares South. New England Telephone
10 shares Winchester Avenue RR.
80 shares Berkshire RR.
100 shares n. Y, Lackawanna u western
RR., guaranteed > per cent Dy DeiaWares
Lackawanna & Western
KIMBERLY, ROOT s. DAY,
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"A sissoF ktnNo,ke lIFii.. E.,
Or o. Nv Win 5 ssy I. sAs x.wn
n0Rnd0.

Or o. nv WIN boy In ne Nsw0
Dorado.
The little Klopdiks boy came into the
house at 1fo'clock and said to his mother,
who was gold busting the furniture, "Oh,
mamma, what can do for funi"
"Why don't you play with the little boy
next door," asked his mother, wiping the
perspiration off her face and burning the
handkerchief that no gold be lost.
II did, and we were throwing nuggets
at a yellow dog, and he threw my two
pound one that was keeping for luck
right through the bakers window, and he
kept it," said the little fellow, choking
back the tears.
"Well. don't cry, Harry, over q little
thing like that. Papa will bring you an
other If you ask him. Why don't you take
your shovel and go ont In the back yard
and dig some more YOURSELF"
"Oh, that's no fun. Besides, they're SO
hard that I've bent my shovel"
"Well, ! can't think what to suggest
unless you take your watering pot and
sprinkle the road In front of the house.
We might Is well lay the dust as to have
1t blowing all over passersby, who walk
away WIN IL. - AuWtndt Hlotner pun nor
feather duster In the stove and went to the
closet for frcsh one.
Little Harry enjoyed his new sport for
awhile, and then he came in and In an
angry tone Of voice said: "Say, mamma,
there was the meanest woman out there.
She's from Chicago, for Tommy told me
So and she stood with the dust blowing
on her until i laid 1t, and she tracked
around In 1t until her shoes were covered
with mud, and then she went away, and
when called out to her to come back and
wipe her feet she only jeered at me-"
Harry's mother was philosophical. ut
can't be helped, my son." said she. II
noticed that Chicago girl and thought she
was there for no good to us, but she can
have taken not more than $40 worth Of
dust
Just then the door opened and Harry's
father came In with q meal bag full Of
rich red gold, his reward for a days dig
ging, and in moment the Chicago girl
was forgotten, and Harry was happy in
the possession Of five pound nugget that
made the two pound one that he had lost
look like 80 cents.-CharlesB attell LOOMS
in New York Sunday World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
The Humpback Plays Football.


| The humpback took position
And played with great precision
On Tho football field of our most noted
ground.
| his place was at the quarter,
| He truly was snorter,
And envied by the teams for miles around.
The hump was no attraction
When the boys peeled off for action.
They started play and gamboled in the dirt.
But the ball soon disappeared
And the gridiron players feared -
That the humpback had it hidden up his shirt.
The opponents cried md hollered, s.-
And the humpback roughly cOllarcd.
They kicked him and they placed him on the
rack;
They abused him and amused him,
They swore they ne'er would lose him.
And ut last they kicked the hump right off
his hack.
To the half back it was handed.
The players never banded
Or stuck so fast together in rush.
Tn. hunpback never faltcred,
His plans he never altered,
His object was to get his hump back from
the push.
"Give my hump back" said the humpback
To the quarter and the full back.
"a passed ii to the half back, was the quarter
backs reply.
Then the half back passed the hump back
30 the agitated full back.
And along the line the hump did quickly fly.
"Oh. give to me my back back
Said the energetic humpback.
But the full back and the half back thought
the hump was fairly earned.
The humpback quickly chased them,
Calling names that sure disgraced them,
For the humpback cravcd his hump to be re.
turned.
Now the sport grew quite exciting,
Every player in for fighting,
The humpback backed his back back with
all his might and main,
Till the quarter and the half back
Placed the hump back OH the humpback,
And the humpback has his back back once
again.
New York Telegram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
A bad Actor and His Cheek,

When James O'Neill first started out
with Monte Christie" good many years
ago, no had occasion to discharge mem
Der Of his company who proved to be a
very bad actor indeed. Shortly afterward
Mr.. O'Neill's leading man was taken sick
and after being laid off for few weeks
died in a Detroit hospital.
The discharged actor, who evidently had
just heard that the leading man had left
O'Neill's company, promptly wired:
"If Blank has left you, am willing to
take his place for 800 week. Answer"
To this brazen proposition from man
whose incompetence already had been
demonstrated Mr.. O'Neill replied:
II admire your courage in offering to
do what you should have done long ago.
Poor Blank died yesterday. If you'll take
his place and let him come back to nc, I'll
give you $3.50 a week. Chicago Times
Herald
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| r - Ct ~
SAild Tea hAias dmWsA- - gun . -,
~, but I'm tsUuhain ~ ovsssn "
"whssls Gdsoly Rs1s, Ons N4ed ea1A
and Tie rest. of tAs shcotaFsf" askef the
cowboy o. he looksd ont Into the strsst
"Gons hence fur fears Il us4s sspaied
tho giant
"And the bad meni'
"Hidin among the shanties. I'm pow
erful sorry this thing occurred. told
'em was harmless and ready to run, but
they wouldn't believe me. wish you'd
do me powerful favor"
"Let 'er CO."
Stake me by the ear and lead me asfur
~ the bridge, and then I'll make . run
fur it. II kin git outer this town alive,
I'll be the most thankful man In the ken
try"
"I'm down on you fur ycllin, said the
cowboy as he took free drink from the
decanter on the bar "but I'm allus willin
to favor man who haint wicked all
through. Come along"
And 300 bad men who were lodging
about and expecting fusillade every mo-
ment looked up to see the little cowboy
leading the big man along in all humility,
and when they reached the rude bridge
over the gully the little man gave tho big
man two or three hearty kicks and yelled
at him, and. five minutes later the man
who was harmless was out Of sight up the
trail. M. QUAD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

"a

Thirty hoad OF Hartford County, Nd fresh
COWS. [Ais1 Eooi stock bulls. These cows
are AZ One as any ! have sold tai: year.
IerMs " days WM II. kLAlk
L. W, stidhsin 4 Son, Auca OILS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

T'Okbhi.E CHEAP A rosewood, right
II piano. Apply NJ AUS Jefferson street.
ats
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crow. 49, ..m.t,Cr, feeling
that tho big fellow might break loose at
any moment, and there were other invita-
tions to drink and make himself at home
He drank again, and there was broud
smile on his face MS he looked the crowd
over and cautioned:
GRIZZLY bars flee in terror as they hear
my footsteps and when whistle the
mounting lion hunts his lair and contincrs
to trcmble fur tho next two days. 1t was
mo that stopped n snowslidc up In Eagle
: canyon last winter, and it was INC that
turned back q staInpeslin, herd OF 0,00o
cattle over In Coco valley u month ago
Howsumeyer, don't nobody run away. In
size I'm the biggest human critter west of
the Mississippi river; but us fur sand, I
hain't got pinch.
Tho other three tcrrors made sneak
and started for Lone Jack in company
while tho bad men walked softly around
and made ready to bolt when tho critical
warmed the stranger up until his smile
took in everything for half u mile around
and presently he said:
III I'm harmless why do carry thcs
guns und knives around with me? Jus;
bckasc met a crittcr who wanted to trad
'em fur my cayusc and git outer the ken
try, and did it to oblccge him 1t W.;
mo that skcered Jim Taylor and his garp
outer Cow City, but never pulled gun
to do 1t. Jest one yell did the bizness II
any Of en- had stood UP to me, ! should
hev run like wolf. I'm goin to utter
ono Of my yells here purity soon, but no
body need be afraid It's all noise and no
sand to follcr 1t up by KILN half dozen
men. I'd give II heap if was dangerous
but emit be-.
It was Judged that the time WINS near ut
hand when tho big man would turn loose
and emo after another Of the crowd skulkcd
away until only cowboy who was asleep
in his chair In the Dead Shot saloon rr
manned behind The big man helped him.
self te drink, and then, standing in the
door Of tho shanty, he yelled yell which
could have been heard three miles away
When the yell echoed and revcrberated and
runblcd up and down the streets, tho bad
Inen tunbled over each other to got far.
ther away. IL brought the sleeping COW
boy to his feet with jump, and after rub
bling his eyes no demanded Of the stranger:
who's a.doin Of this yellin, and what
the objcckl"
ut was my yell, replied the big un
land thar wasn't no pertickler objeck ex-
cept to make noise"
I'm ng in your yell. stranger"
"Then m stop IT,"
"And reckon I'm ag'in you as welll"
lin sorry fur 1t. III
'"Durn a man who'll spit out sound
like that to wake another man upI" con-
iinued tho cowboy as he reached for his
guns STRANGER, hev you got sandf'
"Not bit"
"Don't want no shootinp"
"Nd."
"You look to be regular terror
"I know 1t. but I'm rs harmless as o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
BLUFF CITY'S BUNK0.
me weR,s WAS DONE ~ the MAN
WITH A YELL

He was Over 1ix Feet Tall and Weighed
Two Hundred and Eighty Pounds. and
when He Arrived Two Hundred Local
Tsrrors Took to the Woods.
One day there came into Bluff City Q
man over feet high and Weighing close
upon $50 pounds He doomed up like q
giant and when he uttered . warwhoop
the sound was like the rumble Of thunder.
He had long hair, dressed in buokskins,
and his guns numbered three and his
knives two. That he was . terror from
way back and was three ply and double
jointed was realized by all at first glance
There were half dozen terrors in town at
tho time-Griszly Pete, Ono Eyed Sam
and Awful Joe among the number-and
the rest of tho population was made up of
bad mon who were handy with the gun
When this giant terror was seen coming
down the mountain, trail, three or four
men went out of town at the other end,
feeling sure that some one would be killed
within an hour, and those who remained
worked their guns around under their coat
tails and prepared to greet the stranger
ciyilly. He came walking up the stony
street until he reached the Dead Shot gu.
loon, and there he halted and looked as
black as thunder and roarcd out:
my cognomen ar Blood Red Jim, and
hail from tho highest peak Of the Rocky
mountings The same convulshun Of
nacher that split the mounting In two at
Bridgcr's pass threw me on airth and I'm
good to live 100 Vars. However, don't
nobody run away from me. I'm leven
feet high and weigh ton, but ain dan
gerous- My failin Is that hain't got no
sand and I've allus run away from tho
critter who started to pick fout with
me-"
Three or four men extended him invita-
tions to drink. and after imbibing Aber-
al quantity Of tanglcfoot the newcomer
uttered roar like the noise of snowslide
and said:
at was me that skeered hull war par
ty of Apache Injuns out Of Plum valley,
but didn't do 1t with my guns. Jest
bellered Rt EN-, and they fed in terror.
I've got nm awful voice on me, but I'm !as
harmless - young jack rabbit Don't
make no mistake on me- ,--.-
Three Of the terrors edged out. Of tho
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CASTO7IA,
9he Sas. n
s' ':;'s I14zzZI 81! 81;

.:s:S:!!s.&M2zzNx ! 81
NJ OTICE-IN ACCORDANCE WITH
~ Chapter $50 of Volume 20 of theLaws
or proposals will be received bv me at
Dover, Delaware. until November /, 1897,
for two hundred and forty five state bonds
OF the State Of Delaware of One Thousand
Dollars each. making Two Hundred and
Forty.fiv Thousand Dollars. The said
bonds will bear date December l, 1897, and
will be payable Oh the first dry OF Decem.
Der, A. d.. 1927. with the privilege in the
state OF redesming tho same or any cart
thereof on any first day of December or
June after the arst day Of December, A. d.
bonds arc to bear interest from their date
ut the rats of three per contun per annum
payable semi annuslIy on the first days of
juno and December In each and every
year, ut the Philadelphia National Bank
Of the city Of Philadelphia
Each bid or proposal must DO In writing,
stating the bidders fun name and place Of
residence and must DO for the full amount
OF the loan; and evory such bid must 10
accompanied by certified check to my or,ler
sa State Treasurer for per centuin OF the
amount Of the bid, and In case Of failure Of
tho bidder. to whom the loan may be
awarded, to comply and pay to the State
Treasurer, within ten days after such
award. the amount Of his bid, the said rer-
ccntage will absolu.elylbe forfeited to the
state. Tho checks Of unsuccessful bildsis
will DO returned
All bids must DO addressed to W. NJ.
Ross, State Treasurer, Dover. Delaware.
and must be endorsed on tho envelope,
Proposals for Delaware State Bonds"
W. NJ. ROSS, State Treasurer.
State Treasurer's Office, Dover, DsIa.
ware, October IL, 1897.
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Wise Boy.

willie, If you can spell the plural Of
penny, will give it to you"
"Give me what-the singular or plural9"
"Plural, Of course"
IAN right. Ere goes. Dino"
But WILLIE
Isn't that the plural of penny"
OF course in the end 1t had to be COM
promised on that basis.-Chicago Post
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

Pittsburg, Oct. 25.-Preliminary steps
have been taken to form a colossal
combine Of sewer pipe and terra Gotta
ware manufacturers Of the United
States, with capital of s11000,000. The
proposed combine win be controlled by
eastern capitalists. 1t is proposed, II
all the manufacturers sign, to appoint
appraisers who will appraise each plant
in the country. II they do not all sign
1t is said the new company will not
be formed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
A RefOruer.

.ad lyon know that saying, Let me make
the songs of q nation, and care not who
makes it's lswsS'"
"Yes. What of it?"
ut ought to be amended to read, Let
me make the laws of a nation, and I'll put
in. Jail half tho people who make its
songs, '''--Chicago Record 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

Rome, Oct. 25.-The River Toronto, in
central italy which enters the Adriatic
east Of Ascoli, has overfowed, flooding
the plain of Ascoli. At Chiaraville a
bridge has been swept away. Several
persons have been drowned at Forli,
and near Mandola a house collapsed,
burying nine persons In the ruins.
Floods are reported in various other
localities
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

Returned Tourist-Mr. Hayseed, met
your runaway son in the west. He has
become very successful Chicago drum
mcr
Farmer Hayseed-Must a. been some
other fellow, mister My son had no car
fer music M couldn't keep time to tune
ter save his neck. He hadn't nothin 'cept
cheek an inpudence. York Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
T. M. Wier's. Fifth and King Streets,

|. the place DO you want good cup Of
teal Do you want a cup of tao bsst tes you
ever drauki Get our Belfast tea II 30 cent?
n nouud and you'll have It. Cveam soda bis.
cult, fuest made, one pound package 10 oents.
These are crisp. An elegant fRl Cy layer
cake, chocolate, lemon and coaosn Ut navoH.
With lemon tart ceuira 10 ceIu saoh. Thcss
cakes WIN weigh over u pound and they are
first class goods. Do you buy Jelly rells
from usi We have the best. 10 cents pouAd.
Fancy. fun cream. York state chcess. - cents
apound You eau alIays got good caseto
from US. We don't sell any other kinAs
Fancy Cat!iorn!s prunea big. soft, Gne ones
10 cents II pohsi. Chocolate pudd!ns. usw
goods. three packages Is cents. Vsn.,is %.
tract champagne styie bottle hrs' oias
roota 10 eeatS New apple butter. made une
OF green apples, 8 cents pound; THIS 10 tas
ssm Kind OF butter we sold last winter ~
rood Cay uga salt don't get hard. dou' geA
!; TIE very best salt made; u pound ~
10 cents; II you ever usad this salt onee yoS
never would use .nv <her. Get tied,H9
stamps at I. n. WiE;'s. Fifth Ard kloe
strecta o""
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Her Suggestion.

He was young, but ardent. ~ wish I
were the glove that presses your lovely
hand" he said to tho charming maid.
She glanced at him with n bewitching
smile.
Aren't you enough of kid as it is?"
she softly asked Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25
Tho One Thing Needed.

IT am glad, said the ardent patriot,
"that the Russian flag no longer floats
over Alaska"
$50 am l." replied the man who wants
to go, but is afraid "Now, if they could
only get rid of the cold wave flag the
country would be all right Washington
Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-25

.tCAarsse .NisA x1611apsias larsfn.
wflkss6arrs. ~ Oh. 3g.--John Sep
iah. one Of the st{iksfs who wss shot
and wounded At tattimer 'by Sheriff
Martins posse, was arrested at Plains
Saturday night. charged with making
threats against the life Of Sheriff Mar
tin. He was taken before Justice of the
Peace Conniff, who committed him to
Jail for a hearing. The man. who was
somewhat undeE the influence of liquor.
denied the charges made against him.
The principal witness against the ac-
cused was William Martin. the son Of
the sheriff. He swore that he heard
seplah make threats against his
fathers life.
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Yellow Fever at Atlanta,

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 25.-The board of
health announces a case Of yellow fever
on Haine street, this city. The patient
Is H. H. Comor. refugee from Mont
gomery. Ala. Three suspicious cases
were taken from a Montgomery train
md carried =" .he camp of detention.