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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
ROBBED THE SCHOOL FUND.
Then Chicago Official Decamped For

Thon Chicago Official Decamped For
Parts Unknown.
Chicago, July 19.-William A. ).
Graham, eX-school agent, clerk and
secretary of the board Of education, is
a self confessed defaulter in the sum
of $34 500. Positive proof of the short
age was discovered yesterday, together
with letter left by Mr.. Graham au-
thorizing the conveyance OF all his
property, now in his wife's name, for
the purpose of liquidating his shortage.
The ex-secretary has left the city and
agents Of his bondsmen, the National
Surety company, of New York, and the
City Trust and Safe Deposit company.
of Philadelphia, who are each his Sc
curity for $4,000, are now endeavoring
to find him.
The amount of property to be turned
over by Mrs. Graham will not amount
to over $4,000. 1t is supposed that
stock speculation was the cause of
Grahams downfall as it is known he
was operating quite heavily.
When Graham left the city he an
nounced that he was going to Cripple
Creek, but it is thought that he wehs
instead to New Orleans, and is now on
his way to some of the South Amer-
can countries.
The matter could have been arranged
IL he had not run away, as he was pop
ular and had many friends, some of
whom said today they would have
made good his shortage If he had let
them know of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
Iron Works Com bine.

Lebanon, Pa, July ia big conf
bination of iron mills of this city and
Reading has been formed, and will be
controlled by a new corporation to be
known as the American Iron and Steel
company. The plants included in the
deal are the Pennsylvania Bolt and
Nut company, the Lebanon Iron COM
pany, the East Lebanon Iron company,
all of this city, and the bolt and nut
works of J. II. Sternbergh &c Sons, OF
Reading, and the National Bolt, Nut
and Rivet works, of Reading. The
five plants employ about 1000 men,
and their combined annual product of
finished bar iron alone is over 100000
tons. The new company will assume
control Sept. /, by which time 1t is be-
lieved other companies in this locality
will be absorbed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
Friendship Insurance.
,oosYnos, ,sss ~ THE paoersa oAMsts CO. CINCINNATI

That there may be such thing as car
rying insurance too far is indicated by the
case of Mr.. Mulcahy and Mr.. Mulhooly
two Irish gentlemen. Though they were
known to be great friends, they were one
day observed to pass each other in the
street without greeting.
"Why, MuIcahy," friend asked in as
constituent, 'have you and Mulhooly
quarreled?"
"That we have mott" said Mr.. Null
cahy, with earnestness.
"There seemed to be GOODNESS between
you when you passed just now"
That's the insurance of our friend
ship"
II don't understand
"Whoy, thin, it's this way: Mulhooly
and are that devoted to wan another
that we cant bear the idea Of quarrel,
and as we are both moighty quick temper
ed we've resolved not to shpake to wan
another at all!'-London Tit Bits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
CHAPTER XVII.
THE POLICE MAKE INQUIRIES

THE POLICE MAKE INQUIRIES.
Borofsky and 1 were both too angry
to speak much as we left the pristaf's
office.
The fellow, as Borofsky explained it,
simply reeked of bullying officialdom.
He was just the kind of person of whom
nothing is to be expected in Russia, a
man who will either really believe nr
pretend to believe his own ironically
expressed opinions in defiance of every
canon Of right and equity. "If man
like that" said Borofsky, "happens to
blunder, as he has, he'll move heaven
and earth to conceal his mistake. He
will lie and intrigue and put obstacles
in the way of truth. and, if he can help
it, right will never be done unless we
get at his obstinate conscience with
golden key"
"Well, man, he shall have what he
likes You know thatl' said angrily.
"If you thought this, why didn't you
say 90 at the timer We'd have offered
him enough to keep him year. 1t
isn't question Of economy you know
that"
"Theres time enough for bribing
when we can't beat the rascal on our
merits" said Borofsky, Don't forget
that our little student has another card
up his sleeve"
We went, presently, TO the depart
ment itself, and here we interviewed q
greater man.
Very courteous and afable was this
gentleman. We recapitulated our story,
with the added complaint that the
pristaf would do nothing FOX us.
"What would you have him dor
asked the great man. "He cannot forth
with undo the arrest Of July last upon
your bare assertion. Inquiries will,
however, be made. The countesa must
be examined
"Oh, mol" I interrupted. "Piease
not-not just yet, at any ratel Let the
matter proceed a little further toward
solution"
The great one shrugged his shoulders
II respect your desire to spare your
mother" he said, "but the matter ce.ee-
not go very far without the testimony
of the countess. The count must be ex.
amined-he, l mean, who is now pass
ing, as you contend, for the count. All
sides must be heard Imay believe your
tale-which is extraordinary-or ! may
not, but can take no steps upon 1t I'M
I'll a thorough inquiry has been held
You will admit that this is soY'
"We admit that, excellence. " said
Borofsky
"You informed the pristaf, Of course.
as to the source from which you have
obtained your version Of the arrest-the
blunder as you term it-of JulyT' con.
tinued tho official 1--WE shall Bio Obliged
to examine into the authenticity Of this
sourca"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
BATTLE WITH TRAIN ROBBERS
Sheriff and q Robber Killed and TW9

Sheriff and q Robber Killed and Two
OF the Posse Wounded.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, July N.--
News was received here yesterday q ,
pitched battle between sheriff's posge
and the gang of outlaws who held w
Colorado and Southern passenger
train at Folsom, N. M, few days ~.
The train robbers were overtaket r.
about s o'clock Sunday evening In the
canon ten miles about Clmmarron, N
M. They were preparing to go &1to
camp and replied In the negative 70
q demand to surrender. A fight then
ensued in which about so shots were
exchanged.
Sheriff Ed Farr received the Arst
wound, in the wrist, but bandaged u
and renewed the battle. He was shot
a second time, through he body, and
fell dead. F. H. Smith, another mem
Der of the posse, was shot through the
leg. H. N. Love sustained danger
GUS wound through the thigh. The
firing lasted about As minutes. Then
two of the robbers abandoned their
horses and are being pursued In the
hills by a posse of 20 men. The other
robber was left dead on the field. Hie
body was conveyed to Cimmarron, and
afterwards taken to Springer where
an inquest was held last night. Tbs
dead man is known by the name Of
William McGinnis, alias G. W. Franks.
and came from Magdalena, N. M.
where he is known as "Broncho Bus.
ter
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= Borofsky flushed. II regret" he
stammered. ''thSt II h ct present I'M
possibls-for ms to reveal It, "be said. I
"My young friend has made. untortu'
natsly. promise Of secrecy"-
"Oh, but, exclaimed the great man,
pardon me. young Count Landrinof,
but II we are to seek truth we must
probe all hiding places for herl You
DO not seriously suppose that you
are to be at liberty TO reveal what you
please and to conceal also what you
think fiji This 10 matter Of screening
one, suppose. who has been concerned
in possibly criminal enterprises.
II know nothing Of my Informant
i said; mot even his name"
l. "Nor his address3"
"Nor his address ! hesitated.
|blushins
..Nor where he Is to be found at pres.
entf" he added, looking keenly in my
face.
y" II did not say that" / faltered.
Every we'll, eaid the official. slight
ly smiling, as thought. "We shall do
our best. shall communicate with the
pristaf. Inquiries shall shortly be in
stituted. It is fair to tell you that your
story should be easily proved if matters
are indeed as you say. But the tale Is
somewhat incredible. The police-the
Russian police in the higher branches
rarely blunder. Mich will depend upon
the counter impostor-and the man
ner in which be passes through the in
terrogations to which he will be sub
jected. ...,
HE will have version of his own,
excellence. that is certain. He will lie
plausibly. You will be prepared for
that" said Borofsky
"We have to deal with many liars in
this department. smiled the official
1--WE seek the truth through sundry OBJ
staclss till we find it. 1t is our duty to
believe nothing until it has been proved.
That is why | should recommend our
young friend here to reconsider his be-
nevolent desire 10 screen an acquaint-
ance."
IAN acquaintancel" l repeated In
dignantly ~ would scorn to acknowl'
edge the little rascal as an acquaint-
ance. ! met him by the merest acct
dent"
"And will scorn to meet him againf
said our friend. slightly smiling
ri shall see him no more when once
] have finished with him. said holly,
"and shall consider myself well rid OF
him -
As we left the department Borofsky
pinched my arm
"You Il be Swallowed after this. Count
Boris, he whispered, laughing "You
have done it this time. "
"Why2' growled. "What have
done?'
why naturally they Il want to find
out who your little rascal is. and
you II be followed about for his sake
Let him 60. like wise man Squeeze
his news out Of him and let them grab
him when and where they like Fiat
justitia'
HE is safe while in our house. " |
said. "Afterward he may go hang, for
all ! care
| (To Be Continued.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-19
Pretty Good Fishing.

A sportsman known to Forest and
Stream was once on the beach at the
outlet Of creek in New York state look
ing for shore birds when he saw a coored
boy, who was fishing for perch, lay down
his pole at the call Of his mother to do
some errand.
The sportsman put his gun aside and
took the cane pole and fished, adding a
dozen perch to the boys string and then
sneaked off Presently second sports
man, happening that way, asked the boy
the usual question and received this an
swer:
"Yess'r, dey's good tishin heah. Wen
I stop to run to de sto' TO TO get some
cawnmcal TO- nam, de perch dey come
outen de crick IN jcs' strings deyselves
avn my string. l dom on'stan it, but
dcy's jes' as good TO breakfas' S If dey
was cotched avn hook"
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WALL PIPER.
now ana where II Was First MaAs
~ % and Used.

low ana whekS ~ "e1 s-
"'Ss and Used.
While various kinds of printed fabrics
were known to the people of most remote
antiquity, 1t was not till the eighteenth
century that wall paper in anything IKE
its present form came into common use
in Europe, though it appears to have
been used much earlier in China. A few
rare examples, which may be as early as
the sixteenth century, exist in England,
but these are limitations, generally IN
flock" Of the old Florentine and Geno-
csc cut yelvets, and hence the style Of the
design in no way shows the date of the
wall paper, the same traditional patterns
being reproduced with little or no change
for many years. 1t was not till the end
OF the last century that the machinery TO
make paper in long strips was invented:
Up to that time wall papers were printed
on small square pieces of handmade pa
per and were very expensive. on thls
account wall paper was slow in super
seding the older mural decorations, such
as tapestry, stamped leather and paper
cloth.
A work printed in London in 1744
shows some light on the use Of wall pa
pers at that time: ",The method OF print
ing wall papers Of the better sort Is prob
ably the same now that it has ever been.
Wooden blocks with the design cut in re-
lief, one for each color, are applled py
hand, after being dipped in an elastic
cloth sieve charged with wet tempera
pigment, great care being taken to lay
each block exactly on the right place, so
tnat the various colors may register or
fit together. In order to suit the produc-
tions of the paper mills these blocks are
made in England q inches wide and IN
France IS inches wide. The length OF
the block is limited to what the workman
can easily lift with one hand-2 feet be-
ing about the limit, as the blocks are nee
essarily thick and in many cases made
heavier by being inlaid with copper, es-
pecially tile thin outlines, which, If made
of wood, would not stand the wear and
tear Of printing.
an flock and gold or silver printing
the design is first printed In strong SIZE.
the flock Finely cut wool of the required
color, or metallic powder, is then spr.h-
kled by hand all over the paper. 1t ad-
heres only to the wet size and is easily
shaken off the ground or unsized part. IL
the pattern is required to stand out in
some relief the process is repeated sew
eral times and the whole paper then roll
ed to compress the flock. Cheaper sorts
Of paper are printed by machinery, the
design being cut on the surface of wood
en- rollers under which the paper passes.
The chief drawback to this process Is
that all the colors are applied rapidly one
after the other without allowing each to
dry separately, as is done in hand print
ing. A somewhat blurred appearance Is
usually the result. Paper Trade.
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Wilmington & Nor. r. K

TJMETAHLEI EFFEC /. MAY a, %
Trains Leave Wilmington tFreA,h Strest
Station) Ter Esmere, Junction, Moutohaaln i,
Winterthur, auyencourt. GranogIe, Cossars'
Chadd Ford function, pocopson, West GGsts .s
mediate stations, daily exec IT Sunday, az x!
a IN as, 45o p. In. sundays only a. so'
a. M, 2. 10 and 50 p. M.
For Wayne'barg 5snG S.r sp .oast saud
ot7 20 a. ia, 2 Is and 450p. IN Sundays only at
sos a. H., : ID and 80 f. IN.
ForJosnne, Birdsboro, Reading and inse =
en-, ana I.50p. III. Sundays only at sos n
and is Up. ID.
A q M'CAUSLAND, Superintendent
BDWNESS BRIGGS Gen Pas. Agent
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Late the other evening tolerably well
dressed young man entered junkshop
with an ex1uisitely bound volume. The
dealer gave him in return for the book 10
cents. He had sold his mothers Bible
for a drink. A few minutes later another
man strolled in this same place and
bought that very Bible. 1t was worth
something more than 50. "My mother"
he explained, gave me just such a book
two years ago, and this one looks to have
been used considerably. When she sees
it, she'll think I've been reading it. That's
why want to buy it."-Knoxvile Sen
tlnpl.
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WiIminptOn's Wonderful Cure.

Prof. ]. Townsend electric and mag
ne,iu treatment, his and Huke's appli-
unces cure paralysis, rheumatism. kidney
complaint, fits, eczema, spinal diseases
seminal weakness aud all chrouic disease =.
These cures have been made in this city
for the last six years after oil other reme-
dies failed to give relief. Sufferers you
can see these cures In this city. Oificc SO
King street. adv.
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For Future Decision.

"Do you think there is any danger the
interview you have just given will appear
IN n garbled form"
"How can l tell thing about it." an
swered Mr.. Toosides impaticntly, until
after | have seen what kind of an i'm
preston it makes l"-Washiugtou Star.
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Powell has OIL his stall in the Third
street market a fine assortment OF fresh
salmon. pan rock, sea bass, founders trout.
butterfish cat fish and other varieties OF
the fnny tribe.
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Dont Tobacco Shit and Smoke Your life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
nctic, full OF life. nerve and vigor, take NoTo-
Bac, the wondcr.worlter, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
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To Measure Devotion.

The measure of a womans devotion is
the extent to which she will make her.
self uncomfortable for you. The meas
ure of mans is the effort he will make
to have you as comfortable as he pro-
poses to be himself.
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Palace Steamer Twilight
Season 1900 To Augustine Park.

5CdSUN IoVV To HuKHNss''S "'"'
On and after July ., will leave Philadelphia
daily utBa. IN, stopping at New Castle on
Thursdays Mt 10 80 o'clock. Take trolley ears
from Ith and Market streets, wilmington.
Fare Cor round trip from New Castle 70 cents.
A delightful trip down the Delaware bay.
All anuIemcnts at the Park. Dancing on the
boat. an. "a.
For open dates for benefits at 4oper cent az
count, apply to Johntiam, manager, Room w
Lippincott Building. 18th and Filbert streets,
or j. f. McIyur. REruBLicAN Office. lo'tt
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Observation-Disclosures
b FRED vH1sHAw.
fcopyright, isss, BY American Press Asso'
sf''i'T't - cintion.l

fCopyright, leo0, BY American Fiess AssV
sf''i'T't - ciation.l
Every we'll. then" said doggedly;
i'only he would have said 1t more po'
itely than I, maybe. I complain, pris'
laf, that your fools Of constables arrest
I'd the wrong man. You must have seen
the prisoner9"
"Certainly," interrupted the pristaf.
therefore you are asmuch to blame
as they-perhaps more and ] warn You
that unless you set the matter right,
and at once. as ! shall indicate, steps
shall be taken to get justice done in an.
other way, and in that case you shall
not go unpublished.
"But, Holy Mother" cried the pris-
tat, somewhat impressed. perhaps, by
nv earnestness. "What 10 all this to
you, count3 Even surprising that ! had
arrested the wrong delinquent-which l
deny-how should you know of 1t, Of all
people you. and why should it interest
your As soon would expect one Of the
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Coal and wO0u

II. I. Sergeant, dealer in coal WOO and
Grain, 100 Maryland ave, office seventh
and King streets. Delri,G""'a Phone olo
Lnrge Pea Coal for family use.
Large load wood for Sl50.
b Il J.checks given with cash purohAi,.
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Wbv Are You Sad Ladie 8?


When DR.. Simms Compound Penny
royal Pills will make you happy. 81 box
BY mail, d06 King street.
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Live. Alone with One She Loves.

''rhe woman" said the corn fed philos-
opher "who comes nearest to marrying
her ideal is the woman who does not
marry at all" -Indianapois Journal.
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New Yerks wesf dhye .Aui. v.dv. WoS =: M
I: :,,5s ~ s %os g., as?i1 TT.
.G,, 4 10 iali Pullman cars), '7.4a '11.oap p. "a.
Rh,!sS'g. 81 Il Tsss AK AK NIL MI. Ss
sa@ ILL .il.S .. M. '2.s4, $40, 400. '619 ta0
Pullman cars,, $50, TAI 900, HOOP. m
&c Sns'! i, ,.ss ai Ia IS ID. aS ~ e. 81 N
III, sll00 p. IN. sundays, 49, &Nt '11 liz
III 6 q. m. 49, a0O 40 $50, T.4a 400. '1l.oe
saN. Is rs p m Sundays. Ta6 a. M, '2s+ p. m.
Cape May, week days, T..oa m. 'gai p. m.
Balumor. and Washington y nes6 (, d Z. ~
Az ys ~ sa III, sot a. NJ, IL is aoa az
IbT, bss iall Pullman carf), 'a04, '0.n p. M
Ba!tino lna way stations, 7ls J. M, 3W p.
M H. SH week day. .Als II, so slLa =
M .izB. aN, Xb7, s,ls, vii, l0s6. ,. M.
sundays AIS. T.ls, 'scA a. M, 'aSs, aN ~.
Fl rsstsoar Z; Week day.. 80. = NJ. ~ -
M. 'ls7, $50 ali Pullman cars. ali p. m.
Chicago. daily, sEc4 a. m, sl.5T p. m
Cincinnati sud 81. Louis, 1904 am. 'S,5a and
To, ?; n and Detroit - II p m daily to Tolsds
and daily except Sunday to Detroit
go IL. lo.Ss D. M Sundays, 7.le b M, a0% Tss
'Landsnoerg accommodation. weekdays Els.
$50 q. m., a0A <67 p. IN. sundays, S& NJ
Leave MARKET grR EET STATION FOB
Baltimore, week days, 60 a. m. 265 p m.
Landsnbsrg, week DAYS, a45. 226 a. M, ass
ki nE. % y YSaIy,sS ssS HI soe Winning
ton, week days 'asb. on. 80 80. 1908. III
= m, 'la20 'ls1, 100, 'A07. 40, As0, 1907 an
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DIR. SlMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills

Il Elegantly sugar coated. No taste in swallow
ipC. Gripeless and not siekenins. Operate
grandly, and yet, you hardly know yoy s taxs
scL medicine known. Win surely cure Liver
Complaints, Kidney disease and Stomach tro,t
bIes, Dyspepsia, etc. Cures tired feeling, skin
sffections, headache. dizziness, giddy.head. 90
and family protection against diseases, 25o .
box, 6 in one for st. Sold by druggistsin oitisa
and country. Depot tOG King street.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in effect June 8. 1899

Trains leave Wilmington as follows: M
For rh1adelphia slsxplssss( III ~ x
4.5s, 5.O4, s.O7. $50. 6.57 7zs. sos and sIa
p Accommodation. s.1a 71o. &14, 1l.os em.;
For Chester (express), 1.57, 40, $50, 7.42.
$50, $50, S.55 1903, lbs, 1l.32, las a.m.;
i.37, 800, AS, 6.o7. 6.;57, and soG p M,
m A'f fs5S ss aeo e. SO 80 and 45 81
For New York Through express). 1.57.
s02, ss5 DINING Carr. s;55, 1922, 1l.45 a. m;
.12 1G Dinng Carr; lS1 binin9g C1M a S n
Connecting via Broad Street Station.
Philadelphia, 4.2o, $50, 40, $50, 1903 am.
2.32. 800, 4.5a, 5oi and 1913 p m: -
aG For n Sep1 =; r Center and intermediate
stations, 1877 a. m, and Gal p. mo- eoo
slo' 'i 1olS and hoo a. m; 2.O5, 12.49, ''ll5
l5O $50. 5.23, $40. GIL 100. 1856, OH p H.
and 1858 night.
baltimore and intermediate Stations
"Atlantic City Special 3.lS N SATURDAYS
only Solid vestibulc train. Pullman b met
Parlor ears combined car,nnd coaches through
to Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, f o.
s s2o H. l5s' i Il M 5os S 3D. a. SIT e.. III
II, 10, ii IL p, m. ana ll.Vo Hlellt.
Accommodation, 6.3t 7.3, e;12. 1885 am.
1.23. s,17, 4.O4, 444. bSG 6.25. s.3s. 1907 anc
''''' r. " SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l.5l, 302, 40
s55. 9.35, 9.55, 1852, Has a. M; 1877. 800
45s 6O7, 1928. 9.06 and GIG p. m.
Accommodation 10 So, a. M: G.1O
1.50, 400, 526. TBS, and 10.43 p; M,
ii A a. m: 49, 500. ASS. GOT, 6.57 and 80
p nt; 71o, s25 a. m; H.D
Fl For N New York Through express, 1.5l
dining Carr, 800, 607, 1920 Dining Carr
All ais D. M, connecting via Broad Stree
Station. Philadelphia, A&, 10, S.25 a. m
100. 4,5S and 1913 p. m.
For Boston without change, 7e3 p, m.
f s s aaa 1s MsSi5 o S@ t6. S SY
a. iii o. M, and 1853 night.
Baltimore and intermediate statlont
X n M, 100 night.
w cave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
tim for wilmington lexpress). $50, 7.2
II, isl, s.35. lilo. Ills p M. and R.o
night Ehtom modation, 1856, s12, 1926 a. M
90 "a s3s SO S3s and 1907 p. m.
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A T1EN N-pEKsnNS DESlklNutons
n drugs and chemicals or Wishing their lto
,criptions or private RECIPES careEd.iycJm
pounded VITA pure material s!1nld 500 ~,
drug store OF Ii. Il. BltlNadU RSf. NJ ~
Market street Wilmington, Del, "
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DELAWARE DIVISION

New Castle, STA. 1l.Ci 4. NJ: 2a5.
For HeeTs n, m, week days.
* To an" Lewes. sls a. M; AT p, m. week
days. Harrington and Delmar, S13
For pur. An, 6.55 and ll.56 p m. Sun,
ddFy ur R ssSS s.aa n, -27 p M week days
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