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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
A HAST from san Anton,o.

San Antonio, Texas. September 1i.--At .
to consider the call for an antl-rsoe con-
vention number OF speeches In opposition
TO the movement were made and resou-
tons were adopted declaring the calling
of the convention TO be ~ "tacit acEnowl-
alignment OF the most infamous SANDER
over put upon people" aud calling upon
every intelligent negro to shun the Coz
lumbus anti-rape convention as an unclcan
thing, whose sole object is tho ultimate
humiliation Of the race In the eyes Of
their fellowmen.
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SECRETARY WILSON
Can Not visit Dallas Fair, but VIII
Come Later.


Dallas. Texas. September lin re-
Spouse TO an invitation to visit the State
fair next month Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson has responded as follows:
Mr.. E. H. r. Green. Dallas, Texas.
Washington, September n.-My Dear
Sir: Your kind invitation of August IA re-
celved. had the pleasure once of looking
over Texas from Fort Worth to the north
ern line. I intend to come to Texas sooner
or later and make myself familiar with
the country and people south of Fort
Worth so as TO get some Idea regarding the
Industry OF your people along agricultural
lines and see in what way ! can make the
department of as much benefit TO them as
possible j shall not be able 10 attend your
fair. hut will make visit 10 your State
sooner or later. Very truly yours,
James Wilson.
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PERSONAL.

General l., NJ. openheimer is back from
a business visit TO Florida.
A. p, Darn Of Dallas and r. Winnie OF
Galveston are at the Hotel Saige.
Chief Clerk Curl Q. the eornptrollers
office has recovered from an attack Of the
grin
Hon Mann Trice dropped In on his Aus
tin friends this morning and after short
visit here will return TO Dallas.
CONGRESSMAN J. l., Ssyden arrived
TODAY and registered at the Hotel Salge.
After a short stay in the CITY Mr.. Siayden
will go 10 LianLo TO look after his mining
interests there.
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ANTI-nAPE CONVENTION.
Negroes Are Preparing tn Take Cure
of Delegates.

of Delegates.
Columbus Texas, September l5-The ne
gro citizens % Columbus mot In mass
meeting last night to prepare for the re-
coptlon and care OF the delegates from dif-
ferent portions OF the State to tho anti
rape convention called for October 2. A
reception committee OF seven waa appoint
ed, who VIII see that the delegates will
be properly cared for free OF charge.
a vote Of thanks was given n. q. Hen
dcrson. tho originator OF the anti-rape
movement
Addresses were made by John Moptponl-
cry. w. X. bryant. DR. Burford Rev.
Gaines and Rev. Jordan. Ths announce
mcnt was made at the meeting that nego,
tiations were In progress with the railropdc
for reduced rates. Delegates to the meet
Ing In October win he appointed from Co
luinbss next Saturday.
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THE PRISONS coNvENTloN.

The prisons convention TO be held In this
city on the 10th. nth and 18th OF next
month Will be a big affair. Governor Cul-
berson some time Hnce addressed a letter
to the different governors throughout the
Union asking them 10 appoint delegates
from their respective States. He has re-
ceiyed replies from about twenty of The
governors stating that his request had been
complied with and that most II not all,
OF the delegates appointed would be IN at
tendance. The object Of the convention is
TO organize for the purpose OF beginning
prison reform work. and much good Is ex-
pected 10 result therefron. Austin is
making preparations to entertain the visit
ing delegates on q grand scale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
A ROW IN THE CAMP.
G..EiEN AND EUGENE MARSHALL.
ARE AT OUTS NOW,
Been Brewing for Some Timc-xytu
Come Up at the Conference
In October.

dallas, Texas, September 15.--There is
aho'ner row In the Texas republican camp.
Inc sword has been unsheathed again and
| tnis time 1t Is war to the hilt This time
| 1t is State Chairman Green and the chair
man OF Green's advisory board. Colonel
Eugene Marshall of Dallas who have put
on war paint and feathers and are flying
the black flag. This row is worse than
the Green Hawley episode, for Marshall.
IKE his ancestry among the Kentucky
mountains, either loves or hates with I'M
feigned intensity
Marsnaiis temper has carried him to the
point OF exclaiming In a way that would
please every good democrat: "Who is
Hanna? To hades with him."
several things started the fight and are
keeping 1t going. Among these are the
North Texas marshalship, the collector
ships. ETC. But the most important Is the
dispute over the craftsmanship of the Dallas
county committee. j. M. Mccormick and
W. b. King are the rival claimants. Mar
shaii stands closely by King: Green refuses
TO recognize either and as related in The
i'ost weeks ago. proposes to have an cleo
ton to settle the dispute. Green has no.
inca senatorial Chairman ID. NJ Mason
to this effect
state committee meeting October ~. and a
very warm session is anticipated. Mar
shall, 1t is said, says he will never enter
Green's headquarters again. He has all
along been the chief lieutenant of the
state chairman and is one OF the shrewdest
politicians among Texas republicans.
An interesting feature of the new row
Chairman Green has on his shoulders cul-
minated tonight. Green left the final ad-
JGdication of the Dallas county chairman
snip matter to D. NJ Mason the senatorial
chairman OF this district. The understand
Ing was that Mason should appoint ]. NJ.
Wendelken to succeed the dual combination
manned by King and Mccormick. but Ma
son TOOK the matter wholly into his own
bands and announced tonight that he had
selected q. II. Blewett, a colored supporter
of King. for Dallas county chairman. The
Mccormick forces are very angry and are
expected TO do some big kicking lie may
even depose Mason and open up the old
sore. 1t Is an interesting situation
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Bookhout Appointed.

Culberson today appointed Associate Jus
tioe Webb Finley chief justice of the court
of civil appeals at Dallas, vice Judge Light
foot, resigned, and Hon. John Bnokhout
was appointed associate justice TO succeed
Judge Finley.
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Heir. Appear.

cleburne. Texas. September H.--About
ten years ago Tom Bran. an old bachelor;
died In Grayson county. with no known;
heirs and leaving no will. The estate left
WAS valued at $3.50 and numerous kins-E
men have since been lociAed. The estate,
is composed OF land N Clay, Jack. Cook,
Fannin. Tarrant. Hunt. Grayson and this
lJohnson) county. There are shout sixty,
four acres located west Of this city.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued for the week ending Tuesday. Sep
TENDER u:
josef Novnk and Franzisko Kucera:
Hariwell Ewink and Rebecah Chapman;
Lorinzo Bouldln and Josephine Malone. A
s. Thomas ara Maggie ID. Harper; Rich,
ard Helscher and Lena Gehring; Walter
Powell and Louisa Harris: Ernst Hornbcr-
ger and Frederick Randemann.
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Lost His Gold.

Kaufman. Texas. September IA gen.
tleman who lives near Lawndaie. this
county. being afraid Of banks. recently
buried $3.50 In gold. Some one else also
witnessed the interment. and the other
day when he went TO look for his treasure
IL was gone. He is now wondering which
Is the safer National banks or sand banks.
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Ardmore, !. T.. September 15.--At late
hour tonight Judge Kilgorc is reported
critically III with obstructive jaundice.
Very little hope is entertained for ais re-
covery His physicians have forbidden any
visitors.
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las. Goode has the affidavits that no Ia
only years old. but lis AZ laifge as tho
average i6.year-old boy. and has heavy
beard though he only wears q mustarhe
ana burnsidea. lie has the teoth and
mental development OF an S-year-old child.
Charles whiskers began to grow when hs
was years old and by the time he was
5 years of ago ho had tho beard OF man.
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

Mcfcary Talks Of the
fians OF His Company.
u Texas. September 1i.-Genersl J.
eLeary. president OF the Postal Tele-
=. IN company, who is In Dallas looking
Pa, ms company's interests. said to The
a " correspondent: I'VE are meeting with
20 ~ ilattering welcome everywhere we
" anu as fast as our lines are extended
~ ses soodiy share of the business from
"nniunities into which We enter.
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Killing Near GrcenviIle.

Greenville. Texas, September 15.--Four
niles north of this city this afternoon Jeff
Nieks was shot and killed. ]. II. Hickey
was arrested. The men were brothers-in-
Jaw and lived on the same farm. Hickey
y IN Jail pending an investigation.
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HARRIS COUNTY TAX ROLLS.

The tax rolls Of Harris county were re-
ceiyed todav at the comptrolier'a office.
Total valuations. s30.47l,9i4; increase. 49,
39i .057.
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oFFERED A REWARD.

The governor TODAY offered reward OF
$50 for the arrest and conviction OF the
unknown murderer or muTderers OF James
Clemens In Karnes county a short time
agn. -
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To the Editor OF The Post.
Lufkin. Texas. September AL notice
that there IL great deal said In The Post
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visitors.

Dallas. Texas. September A.-Charies
0eods Of Celeste. Hunt county. Il In pal-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
CHAPTER XIV.
ZIP WITH YOUR HANDSH'

Among the numerous sailboats NOV
ing over the ripping surface Of the Hud-
son, opposite the upper part Of the city
of New York, on that pleasant evening in
May, was roomy craft containing three
persons One was the master, while the
others were heavily armed United
States marshal and his deputy.
They cruised for time, seemingly
with no object except the pleasure Of
sailing, but as the afternoon drew to a
close and night settled over the river
they approached the Jersey shore and ran
in where the water was deep enough to
permit them to touch land without
availing themselves of the rickety Fort
Lee dock.
"Whewi' remarked Marshal yelling,
CHANGING at the towering Palisades.
"That's going to be stiff climb. "
"You re sure there path, captain?"
was the inquiring remark of Deputy
Burton.
Eyes It's easy enough when you're
used to it."
but the deuce of it is to get used to
it. l never did fancy climbing noun
tains"
1.-THE Palisades arc more'n twice as
high little farther up stream"
"Well, you needn't take us there.
This will do. H."
(To BE CoNT1NuED,)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

AJOTICE-SALE OF REAL. ESTATE,

Under and by vIitue Of IL renewed order of
sale m lde by theO phans Court Of this couu
~ Francis Il. HGtfecker was appoint ted Trus-
tee 10 mako sale Of the following doscrbcI
property on Thursday. Uctooer 18th. 1897. at ,
O'clock p. in. at the County Court House, this
city.
Ali tnat co rtain lot Of land described as one
lot with the buildings thereon erected,
beginning At tho Intersection OF the easter
1y side OF Ileuld street, formerly No Street
with the northorly side oil Tenth street.
thence nort0erly by said easterly side Of
llenld stl est about 50 feet to he northerly
side OF an alley feet wide leading from
Head street oastwardly to Itailront avenue.
thence eastwardiy along said side of said al.
ley about "a g.. to It's in, crsoct on at right
angles with another & It. wlde alley running
northerIy and parallel with toalh street,
thence northsrly along tho we,terly side of
said last mentioned alley about a. It. to a
corner. thence crossing said alley oeslerly
aud parallel with tenth street 60 it's in. to
the northwesterly side Of a 10 IT. wide avenue
on the north westerly side of the r.. W. Il b.
Il. H.. thence southweBtcrly along side or
snsdaveDu III it,. y in. TO the nofiher!y side
OF 10Th street. aforesaid. thence thereby wes-
torly 81 It,. 8in.. TO the place 0i beginning
Being part OF the real estate of the late
Richard II. Rowe, deceased.
Terms OF sale VIII, be made known on day
of sale -
FRANCIS II. HOFFECKER
o6 1t aw Trustee
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The Best Route to the West.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Is the
shortest quickest and cheapest route to the
West, Northwest and Southwest; running
frequent trains through without change;
equipped with day coaches and pullman's
finest cars.
The Baltimore and Ohio is tho scenic
road of America. passing through Wash.
days is allowed Oh all tickets.
For rates and full information write or
apply to H. A. Miller. Pas. Agent, vii
mington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

ExtrAct from the Laws OF Della ware, g1v
ernins the coil,ctIon OF Taxes Of New Csatle
County-Section IS OF said Act:
section Is That on all taxes paid before
the first day OF August there shall DO an
abatement OF per ce lturn; on all taxes paid
before he tirst day of December: there shall
be an Abatement OF three per centum; on all
taxes paid after the first day OF Decembsr
Ave per centum thereof shall be added there
70.
WILLIAM u. HUsBANDS
Collector OF Tuxes for brandy wine Hundrsl
In
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schsdule IL. eject MI, L. 1897,
AZ trsAns uiaiAinNssd with Pistsch
- :haprs,. trains.
WAVE NHKK y AS;HNoE e.! SSTXTioN :, Fok - :,
i y. m. sundays, .sD. ~ is I5 q. u.
~ FfSr ~ sa4 Su n 2; n. a., kss
st VII. ~ IT. s %sss SsS is s' IL - :
M, 'R.1, In. 'ZS, :3s $N. 't.a. s.s5.
~ ~ II IL p N. sundays,s "a m.
s.gi IN s;l5. 'llOO y: IN.
,,7sS, ~, ss$s y.ss. 49,. Tvs. iiie a. M;
nan w. a. - So tx ST.. :: 4, i D. . ~.
ATLANTIC CITY. week days. Ills T. m.
am. 'la II: ~ 'dsa D. IN. Sundays. ..S' a..
e GA * p NAY. weok days $50 d. ~.
'1 KAf.r n; SNannaa XNb 5S MAIsiH1NcroN
vi. az Ia l. j. 457 sis. 'sn. ..$sa .: =:
Sundays, '4:i3. no. $40 a m.e 'l2.56. '2o7.
F. s:Ai ~ S i <; ~ M@s;r srAr1osa
IN, KSv !: r. s q a. III IT, H. ss
~ .si S!:t s I Z h. Syndsys. !. ZIP y liz il
flTrsBuEa, week days 'S.ls y. m
CHICAGO Via CINCINNATI aud IN
DIANAPOLIE, $40 a. M. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOFTS. 'H55 p
m ro Sc ,eh A& h =" DE ssaS sl7 p. m,
daily to Toieio and iaily except SUNDAY
70 NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS y.
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA. 'S.l'
p. M, daily. Through sleepers to Metn'
siNGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
days, ITO Q. M; S.N. 7Ss 1oN p. M sun
uayyaN;p5IE SBEaG AcC6MMoDArIoN.
week days. 7.lU o M: 10. W a. m; 30t A6'
4, m, Sundays, 1000 q. mr. 497 y. N.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
PHILADELPHIA, week days. so pm
BALTIMORE. week Gays. SO 4. H.;
Il IIApNpHENpERo. week days. 80, ass T.
M; 255, 5.S5 p. m. Sundays, s.5s =. M;
'IEAvIE; PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MfNGToN. week days. $50. SO, 7M
Sit 49, :io.sS 1i:s9 a n; Y g e. ~ :lss ~
$3.50, 40 40, '5.l5, %n go. Sso 5lM
so Ii b 4 M: 80. sLS8. 100. 4.D, ola
lS0, s7.4O, 1913, 1880 y. M.
Telephone No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower thaA vie
Wy NJ g'THy REEEE, D. B. MARTIN.
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass. Trathc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

A well dressed, sensible looking woman
strolled Into Roosevelt hospital not long
ago and asked If they had any x rays.
GIVE read u lot about them, she said be-
fore the astonished attendant could reply,
land how much good they arc, SO just
thought I'd like to try them. haven't
been well for some time now, and I've
tried most everything else. Can you let
me have bottle Of x rays?"-Wilson's
Photographic Magazine.
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.sSsG.zS&EEeGE&EgEees
h a RUSSIAN BLOUSE OF CLOTH,
WORN-WITH A FAN
N RACK SKIRT.

! There "a every indication that fine qualities
i faced cloth and velvety broadcloth will bs
u, great demand all Winter They already
compose some Of the most elegant day gowns
o. tho season. The finish Of broadcloth IS
the finest that has ever been produced. Tha
rev sibelines and cheviots differ from thu
cloths in having o semi.twilled surface tnas
dcss not permit Of the lustrous characteristics:
of high grade broadclo,hs. Tho new Danii,'
|tsa cloth was selected for the Russian blouse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

A girl can never III funny story md
put the, lssgh IN ~ tho right place
Woman Is not man equal II she were,
she'd swear around more and oct cranky.
The most interesting age Of baby is
after 1t hos outgrswn 1t.
A girl can flx herself up lot like q
man, but it will take her long time to
raise whiskers.
II every man got the wife the Lord In
tended for him, there would probably be
just as much kicking.
1t makes woman awfully unhappy all
day to find her husband has cut out piece
In the paper before he went down town.
New York Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

xtract from tho Laws OF Delaware
governing tho ooll,ction Of Tsxss OF asW
Castle County-SeetInn " of said Act:
Section IS. Tint on all taxes paid betore
the nrst day OF August there shall he a.,
abatement OF tive psr uln; on NIL taKOS
paid before the Gtst day of Docembss tists
sn all be an abat eInsnt OF three per cantNtn;
| on all taxes paid after the first day Of DersR
her II We per centum thereof shall bS adds4
thereto.
HORACE G. RET1EW,
f'ecei yer OF Taxes and County Treasus
CdQl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

BUFFALO. N. Y.-Gents:-From my perso n
al kno Wedge. gained In observing the streot
OF your Shiloh's Cure IN cusei OF ADVANCED
Consumption. am prepared to say IL Is the
most remarkable Remedy that has ever been
brought 10 my attention 1t has certainly
saved many from Consumption. Sold by
N. Is. DAnforth. End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

shown in tho illustration end tashionatl3
known as tho moujik blouse.
Exquisite decoration Of jewel'ed bands ar'f
knfe.platiugs Of silk Increase ife attractive
ness. The blouse pouches al round over tbs
belt in the correct Russian way, and the closing
Is made at the left side in true Russian styla,
A peplum lengthens the blouse. The thsse'
piece skirt with fan back is Of broadcietb
trimmed with braid, and its shape and sdiuts.
nent are IN keeping with late demands Of
fashion
= The Butterick patterns arc Mouse.Nisst
No 1856; sizes; bust measures. 50 70 q
inches; any sizc, Is cents; aud skis No
s3Slt 8 sizes; waist measureA 20 70 Is
.nchea; any si:e. 20 cent?.
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TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TON. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST.

$50 A. M, daily. Pittsburg. Chicago, Gin
clnnati. Louisville and st. Louis. DIN
1os5 A. IN" NJ, daily. for pIttsburg and Chi.
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburgh
1920 P. NJ. daily. Limited Pittsburg
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car.
1926 p. M, daily. Pittsburg and Cleveland
4.%O =. NJ. daily. Pittsburg. Cincinnati
Nashville tvia Cinc!nnatD and St. Louis
Dining Carr
$50 p, M, daily. PIttsburg. Chicago and
1927 p. NJ. daily. Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St. Louis
1l.20 P. NJ. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
Cleveland and Toledo. except Saturday
~ Congressional Limited Express Al
Nestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
CD Limited Express. Vestibule Parlor
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information, passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agt
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NUI1CE
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BRkNDYwihA
Hundred.

The taxable residents " DraudywinD hHns
dred and all parsons Itble to pay tar 10 ala
hundred are hereby notified that the un lae-
signed. tax collector tor said hundred waa
b. ut
Court House Wilmington July 2seA
sOth and 3lst. August 2ist aud 18th. Saptpms
yember 10Th. nth and aJth from ID to IL !, q,
ind from to 4 p. IN.
Practical Far Nor, July 2M. va and
9ath; ugust 18th. septe.ubsr $50 ind 18Th;
Oc oher lith and list November 18Th and ssta
from 10 q. m, to I p. in.
Ferry's Hotel, July Nth and e8tl Septems
Der iUth; October 18th; November ssd. froa
~ 4. m. to .. IN.
Aud every day between above dates at ute
residenc CO exoept Tuesday nornin2A
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T. M, Wier's, Fifth and King Streets,


Ia tho place Here's something new. Royal
prepared pie crust light and tlaky, makes
crust for two pies 10 canisa package. None
such mincemeat, new goods makes two
large pes loo Il p lcRa9c. This is III, hest o!
This kind Of goods Empire sef-raisrK
bucEwheat small Nc. and large l2c Il pack ago
There is no tstte: buckwhcnt PIT up tEan
this. Shredod Goldfish be y package. This Ia
bnneleeJ Goldfish. l.c pound. This Is Goldfish
the very best. 1t would do You good Just to
sec his fish Extra fancy California april
cots, : hounds Tor sc Those are elegant big
bright haives as fine as on ever cav. Fancy
California Muscnte,e raisns, big clean ones
8 POUNDS for 25c Ihess are fine rnislns. Pearl
large b.pouDd package II cents. Csory salt.
fancy bottle. first clnss gooda. csnts Har.
vcy's pepper enuce. II o beti or made, SO cup.
Grandpas Wonder soap 30 This Ia the .geL'
uine tar soap Brown sugar 4soa pound. Ask
for AMI get trading staDps at I. N. Were,
Fifth und King streets OLD IT.
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"You won't. chr WAL, that's good. :"
He made . plunge Ike bull, half
lowering his head, ~ II he meant to
butt me. Al he came within reach I
grasped each Of his upper arms and lift
ed him so quickly from his feet that
they few straight up, 80 that held him
head downward. Then I whirled him
about several times, as il he were o
fail, and leaping toward the gaping
miscreants in the road whipped them
with the legs Of my man go violently
that both were swept off their feet and
sent sprawling in the middle Of the high
way.
They were partly stunned, but began
climbing up again. Before they were
erect I resumed thrashing them with my
human fail, driving one fur to the right
and the other to the left. Then with
terrified ordinations they fed at head
long speed in the direction Of Engle-
wood.
Meanwhile the big fellow In my
grasp was wriggling and making terri
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For New Castle. s.13. Ills A. NJ. 2.5l
an and 6.55 P. M.
For Lewes, S.ls A. NJ. 4.27 P. NJ. week
days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
Sl3, 1l.e4 A. M. 2.5l. A.27 and 1856 p. NJ
Sundays, ll.f6 p. M.
For Wyoming and way stations. 6.65 p
NJ, weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk, ll.04 A. NJ, week
days, and ll.56 p. M. daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

ITEM riON--fersons 1osirlhg pure drugs
~ and chemicals or wishing their per.
ocriptions or private receipt carsful!y com.
ocupdod with pure materials. should go :, to
tLc drugstore of II. Il BRtN0HuHSr 70
8l7 Market street Wilmington Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

Catarrh Cured. A clear mead ana swsek
breath secured with ShtlohsCatarrh Itemedy
Sold on n guarantee. Nasal injector and
sole by N. b. Danforth. End and Market st