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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

IT was intended to have u moon
light dance and picnic in the
McGary Grove On the night.of the
4th, but it was postponed until
Saturday night, All who were
there enjoyed themselves, and ov'
.ctything passed of very pleasant.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12
ZHEDEMOCRAT
jS.aTURDA T.. ,J!tH 12.
ABOUT ADVERTISING.

My success is owing to libcrality
in aJvertising.-Bonncr
The road to fortune ia through
printers ink.-P. Z. Baranm.
Success depends upon n liberal
patronage Of printing oflices.-J. J.
Aaor.
How can the world know a man
has a good thing unless no adver-
tises tho possession Of h?-Iander
Bit.
Frequent and constant Nlycrtis
ing brought me all I own.--A. r..
tSe.ars. r,.
My sou, deal with men who
advertise. You will mover loose by
it.-Ben Franklin.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION.
Several Troians were in town
last week. s.-.

DR.. Thomas Golf, of Clarksblug
was hero this week.
John S. Garlic, of Glenville, was
in town this week.
John S. Camden, of Patkersburg
is visiting friends here.
W. T. Gluck and wife, of Troy
were in town this week.
B. W. Jackson was visiting
friends here last week.
Drummcrs were more plentiful
than usual this week.
Mrs. L. J. Arnold and Floyd
Leonard and wife, of Duckhannor
were in town on Tuesday last.
Prof. J. B. scheidlcmantle, and
family, of Cincinnati. wcrc register
cd at the Waldo House this week
DR.. T. G. Edmiston and Thomas
J. Moore went to Webster county
this week.
A Wheeling party en- route fot
Webster, passed through here OH
Thursday.
Mrs. Dr.. Simpson and children
are visiting in Buckhannon, where
they will remain for some time.
"Pat7 Burns is doing the ton.
serial business this week, in the
absence Of Mr.. llindcnash.
Dr.. Holt took in the races here
on the Fourth, but returned 10
Chenille on Monday last.
J. W. Heavier and Marshal
Rolrbough, Of Buckhannon, were
here this week,
Z. F.lKild, Esq, Of the Back
lannon Banner, disportcd himself
hero on the Fourth. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Linn, OF
Gmntsyile, woro visiting here last
week.
Clarkshurg and Buckhannon
were well represented here Last
week.
Edwin 7. Lorcntz, Of Sutton,
witnessed the races hero on the
Fourth.
Miss Mary Christian, of Jack
sonville was visiting friends here
on The Fourth.
George Cole, of Monongalia
county, is visiting his brother, J. ?.
Cole.
r. J. 5foore was among the
numerous persons hero ON the
Fourth.
Amos Bright, furmotly Of this
county, but Now of Braxton, was
here last week.
Mrs. John..G. Arnold, of Jackson
vile, was visiting here on the
Fourth.
W. +. Lively has returned from
Webster county. Ills wife will
remain there Tor some time.
. ". G. Harrison. our Circuit
Clerk, paid Clarksburg Il visit this
week.
". G. Bennett has returned from
the SULPHUR Springs in Webster
county md is very much I'M
proved by the trip.
,t;,. =, ,;oo p.,,o,, or r,,;,;oo,,n
~: '' i .,,, ,n ILL.,
wcot on hor way to Chenille
whcr, .,o nncs ~ y;s;, friends,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

SOME excitement was created on
Monday last, by runaway horses.
No damage was done.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

We learn that Justice Hall has
recently rendered judgment, in a
case before him, in favor of Jacob
Weber against James Curl for $50
damages, on account ofinjury done
to the sheep of the former by dogs
belonging to the latter Owners or
keepers of dogs will take warning.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

PERsoXAL.-Nlcssrs. r. A. Ed
wards and George c. Dancer re.
turned from Webster county this
week. iLl ,ra- a.T
Mr.. Henry Brannon andJ. NJ.
Bennett, who havo beon at Buck
liannon attending the special term
of the Circuit Court of Upshur
county, returned OH Thursday cv-
enipg last.
Judge Brannon returned from
Buckhannon on Wednesday even
ing last, where he has recently held
n special term Of the Circuit Court
Of Upsllur county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

SEE the. advertisement Of tho
Cherry Valley House in this isslle.
DIX WARD has returned home 10
remain until the 25th inst. lie
reports the crops through the coun,
ty as excellent, and prophecies an
abundant yield of everything this
,,aur
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

: SURGICAL OpEEArloy.-On last
Wednesday DR.. w, J. Bland, as,
sisted by several other. physicians
Of our Town, removed from the arm
Ola little son of Mr.. Irvine Jet, Of
Rockford, Harrison county, a piece
OF the shoulder bone between four
and five inches in lcnth. The lit,
Tie fellow at this time is doing we'll
and making a rapid recovery.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

w. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
\. Edmiston, Henry Brannon and
J. NJ. Bennett, plaintiffs att'ys.
julyl2lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

The Excelsior, Il beautiful fitting
Corset, Dir. Warmers Flexible Hip
Corset, l20 bones, DR.. Warmers
Health Corset, the Selma Corset,
Madame Foy's and Thompson's
Glove Fitting CorsOts,at Mrs. Atch-
iMson's.
EoTIcr.-.Ill claims due Omar
Conrad, made either at Roanoke or
Weston, must he settled at once.
They arc now in M hands for col
!cctiuu. i. ! SiMlsuN
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-12

lFOul DUCk!iallllOli VII lutsu''l
evening last, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John S.
Fisher.
". X. PcndlctGn, State Superln-
tcndcnt Of Free Schools, b. l..
Butcher and Judge Samuc,s pass
cd through our town this week on
their way to attend the closing cx-
,cmiSrs of the Chenille Normal
School.
Our townsman, ]. n. Camden,
Esq, met with Il painful accident
recently by having an ankle
badly spraincd, continuing him TO
his room for 4 number of days.
lie is now able to 60 round on
crptchcs, but would stand poor
SHOW against Weston in foot
racc.-parkersLmg Journal. -
Judge Cn,nden, Of Clarksburg,
will summer Mt the celebrated
mineral springs ia Wisconsin. Ills
many friends hope to hear Of his
and PERMANENT restoration
to health. We havn't given up
seeing tho Judge in the United
States Srnatc--that il, if We must
be represented by Il Democrat, and
he should enter the campaign
backed up l'ya vigorous constitu'
notwithstanding JogI?mi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

On Friday evening, man, with i'm
agination inhamed with bad whisltey,
was brought to the police oflics by Sar-
geant Jones and officer Thomas. He
gave his name as Michael Dougherty.
lie stated that he came to Whining ton
on visit and while walking over
Third street bridge hs was approached
by two men one Of whom grabbed him
by the throat while the other rihed his
pockets Of $l5. Soma one approaching
at the time he was thrown into the
creek by the thieves who afterwards in.
continentally fed. He then swan
ashore. The officers subsequently ar
rested two individuals who's. appear
ances were in accord with Michael; but
Michael failed to identify them and
they were released. As the mans
clothes were thoroughly saturated it is
he fell into the creek and
concocted the above yarn for effect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
YEsTRRbAY1 NEWS.
WOMEN WALKING.

vomen wslkistS On
Tha Track ia Madison square
Garden New York.
A ladies International six-days go
as-you- please race for "the American in
ternst'onal championship Of the world
was begun at 1901 A. NJ. this morning,
at the Madison Square Garden. The
affair is aspeeulation on the part Of ID.
\. Ro3a. The contest will last until
IL, IS next Saturday night, aud at that
hour the WOMAN who has covered the
greatest number OF miles will receive
the belt valued at $500, q Il $1,000 in
cash.
The belt il to continue I be the prop
erty Of Mr.. Rosa until va twics in
succession by tue same p1rson. In al!
future contests the gate Money IL to be
divided among the winn.gS.
Just before nidnighttas twenty-five
contestants appeared bsit"s the referee.
They we're all neatly dressed in bright
colors and presented picturesque ap-
pearance.
There were abou, 200 spectators
present, and the bsst order was main
tanned. Just bsiore this start Mr.. Rose
announced to tue contestants that he
would give 800 to any contestant who
made leo miles in twenty-four hours.
At o'clock only few Of the spectators
had left the building.
The first mile was made by Amy
Howard in 6 80, aud the Second by
Laura Warren In 7.20. The excite
ment over the walk was not so great
as has been seen at previous contests,
but it was hearty enough to give ample
encouragement TO the walkers.
At l30, the SCORES were as follows:
Howard, s miles, 6 laps; War
rem, So; La Chanolls 81; Carrie An
dsrsou. 81; RoweIl, 81; Andrew, II;
Ii Ruse, IL; Cameron, IL; Vernon,
7; De Rose, 81; Cooke, G.7; Marshall,
sc; Edwards, 66: Kilbury, &c;
Davis, 6.5. Hornsr, 6.5; Nine. Ander-
son, 6.3; Massicott, SO; Rockwell, +.
3; Cushing, G.3; Tobias, go, Csri.o,
81: jacobs, G.l, and Loomsr, G.l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A Coiored Woman IN iThrown
DOWn and Rum Over.

On last Saturday afternoon about five
O'Clock as Julia Ann Kennel. was cross.
ing Second street at shipley street, was
run into by Henry Harris, COL, driver
for Mr.. Joseph Bringhurst and thrown
10 the street, the wheel passing obliq ue-
" over her breast, splintering the
clavicie and otherwise injuring her.
she was picked up and taken into the
residences Of Mr.. Joseph Lowber. cigar
dealer, at Second and Shipley streets,
where she Is engaged in kitchen work,
and DR.. Bullock was sent for. The
wounds are serious. She states that as
she was crossing the street the driver
WHIPPED up" his horse and before
she could get out Of the way she was
thrown under the wheels. Her friends
ara comforting with Henry r. Penning-
ton, Esq, preparatory to instituting q
suit for damsgee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
,Hl worms F.!
w Ornls /!
y! worms I
The Pi,is OF the world.

Are Dr. Slmms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
xar Coated, without an equal, They never
RrIpe or sicken In operating. move the bowels
easy by aclins directly on the Liver, restore
the loss energies by promoting the heal! by
acton Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or lett side or
through the Longs Indigestion, Costiveness,
SICK Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching, Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infirnitles are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
mesa. or leaving the boSels costive. Ther
promote heal by Liver and leave the system
Tree IRON the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and county store seepcrs.
ASK for Or. Slnns' Pills and take u others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. filming
ton. Del. Philadel. hia. eJ2 Arch st,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
Narrow ESCAPE,

Sometime last night Mr.. Pusey Wal
ton. who resides at sos French street,
was awakened by his wifs's mother,
who informed him that there was a
strong odor OF something burning per-
vading the house. Mr.. Walton had
scarcely emerged from his room when
the colored servant girl came rushing
from her room in the story above and
following her came dense volume of
smoke. Upon investigation it was
discovered that toe bed upon which the
girl slept was on fire. A few buckets
OF water extinguished the flames. The
fire originated from candle which the
girl had left burning when she fell
asleep. She herself was not burned
but terribly frightened.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
DIR. OTIS INSTALLED.
Interesting Services in Connie tlon
Herewith.

Rev. DR.. J. NJ. P. Otis, late Of IVES.
Presby terrain Church, this city, was in.
stalled yesterday afternoon as pastor Of
the Chambers Presbyterian church
Broad and SAMSON streets, Philadel-
phia. A large congregation assembled
to witness the ceremonies, notwithstand-
ing the Indictment weather. DR.. Rob-
ert NJ. Patterson delivered the sermon,
from the sixteenth and seventeenth
verses, first chapter, Of Paul's epistle to
the Romans. Rev. w. P. Breed, of the
West Spruce Street Presbyterian church
said that at the last meeting Of his
brother ministers, held December J.,
Mr.. OTIS was unanimously cleo
ted to their society. He was
received from the Presbyterian So
ciety at New Castle, and in his cleo
ton the Prestytery Of Philadelphia,
rejoiced to think that their membership
was increased by ons whose fame has
preceded him In all his travels. lie
was glad to think that his congregation
had shown such wisdom in selecting
one to fill their pulpit vino would at all
times instruct them after Christ's own
heart. The usual preliminary ques-
tons were then asked of Mr.. OTIS pre-.
vous to the confirmation of the call.
The committee that confirmed this ap-
pointment was composed Of the Rev.
W. P. Breed, D. D., pastor of the West
Spruce Street Presbyterian Church Rev.
S. w. Dana, pastor Of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, DR.. J. N.
Crowell aud Rev. R. NJ. Paterson. At
the close Mr.. Dana's charge to the COZ
gregation the benediction was pro-
nouncsd by the newly-installed pastor,
Rev. J. NJ. P. OTIS, D. d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

Martin Coleman, one of tho witnesses
in the Dugan homicide case, has beer
confined in the Jail at New Castle sine,
June 5.h last, being 100 days. lie OF
Friday received from Clerk Springer hi.
fees for the whole time no was in Jail
at the rate Of 81 per day, his board de,
Quoted. Inc whole amount he recsiv.
ed as 1880.
An overgrown brute Of the canine
species, q sort OF a cross between a
starved hound and board yard, occu.
pied the pavement on Market street, be.
tween Third and Fourth, last evening, to
the annoyance of pedestrians. lie dis
appeared out Third street.
The German American Association
will give It's annual Christmas sociabls
on Monday evening next as its hall in
the Capelle building, No. ZIG King
street. A very enjoyable time Is an.
ticipated
Moses Lambson, Of New Castle the
Oldest son Of the late Charles Lambson,
died on Saturday night last, after q
brief illness of typhoid fever. He was
in his 10th year, and was highly re-
spected.
A number Of the gutter plates in diff
ferept parts of the city need read listing.
Pedestrians are often startled by rack.
1T like regular artillery roar as they
step on the loose end OF one of them.
Another Wilmington couple we're
married in Chester on Saturday, by the
Rev. J, Crouch, their names were Miss
Jennie Conner and Mr.. Jacob Reynolds,
George z. Tybout, Samuel Guthrie
and John J. Black have taken out let.
ters testanentary on the estate Of Ben
jamiu s. Booth, late OF New Castle lid.
Windsor Lodge, No. 90, Sons of ST.
George, nominate their officers for the
ensuing term, tonight, at McClary's
building.
The Board Of Health will hold a
special meeting this evening to consider
a nuisance at Lord and Lomba streets.
The phosphate works of Walton,
Whann e Co. are being enlarged, SO as
to take in a sulphurio department.
Charles Z. Sparks has taken out let
ters testamentary on the estate of VIM.
Ii. Beckley, late Of this city.
In addition to the Sinex case but one
drunk occupied His Honor's attention
at Police Court this morning.
Next Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday will b. Embsr days in
the Catholic Church.
A meeting Of Irish citizens Is to be
held at s@ngerbund Hall on Sunday
afternoon next.
Ex.Auditor's clerk, W. II. Curry, Is |
able to be out riding after his long i'll
ness,
There was nothing done at Police
Court last svsning.
On to the reception will be tho Org TO-
morning. |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
III Ed

L lRDELL ON tho l4th instant, Of scarlet
iover, Howard White, son Of William W.
AMI Emma J, Lobdell, aged . years. 10
months and ii days.
this city. on tho 18th inst,
Mary p, wife OF Isaiah Graham, IN the
tHrty-fOurth year OF Ter age.
Relatives ana friends ar invited to attend
Ihs funeral, from St. Johns Episcopal huron,
t,inth Ward. on Tue day morning. Services
at $50 o'clock. Proceed 20 Pennington, Del.
NEG 4RrLAND-Iu this city, on SUNDAY
morning, December IA, Mary MEGA tland
aged Il years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from her late re dence, No. 32g
T.. Eignth st,eet, on Wednesday n0rnlnX, at
nine O'Clock. Proceed to tho Old Catholic
cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
THE sHAUKLKs OFF.
A YOuns Typo Made n Fah fieos'
Tourney man last Nigat.

While the Board Of Education tried
to 10 4et last evening and the Board oil
Hea til did meet, another little meeting
which was a success as far as a quorum
was concerned, was held at Squire Mul
heria's saloon on Fifth street below
Markrt. This last meeting was called
tog -tAsr by John Duffy WAC wished to
eel ibrate among his friends the period
of his fitting from the life OF an apprsn-
ties in the "art preventative" 10 that oil a
full Aedged journsyman printer.
The meeting was organized by call
ing Mr.. Edward Jackson OF the
"Herald" to the chair, aud making Mr..
Taylor of tina every Evening" Score
tary. Mr.. Mulherin with that atiablli-
ty for which he has become noted, ar
ranged the room ia neat and tasteful
way, not even forgetting the historic
beer key, to make tnos9 assembled
thoroughly enjoy theinSelves. After y
"rouua' a. the boys call it, there was
speech by the President in which he
congratulated Mr.. b. On the ending Of
his long term OF apprenticeship, then
followed several delightful songs from
MIR. O'Niell which were highly apprs
ciatei by the assembled company and a
speech from the young freeman him
self, in which he heartily thanked his
friends for their congr6tuIaLon. And
then followed q little Ut something in
the way Of enjoyment Of which the
reporter could not take note. The
proprietor ofthe handsome little BALBOA,
Mr.. Mulhatin, was Ubiquitous during
the entire evening and did everything
in bis power. to make 'linsscom Portable
fer his guests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
Eastern Apples for Oh ristEnns. .

N. L, Janney, 303 King street, has
just received another large consign-
mant of chocs apples. Persons wish,
ing large lots can buy at Philadelphia
prices. Those wishing good barrel Of
eating apples for the holidays will do
we'll to call and examine for themselves.
We sell wholesale and retail but un-
derstand we do nOt retail At wholesale
prices. We are receiving large ship.
ments, and don't propose to undermine
any one who is in the trade. While
We wholesale we mean to protect all Of
our Wholesale buyers. When we say so
we mean IL,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
muniticeut Bequests.

The will of the late Da itl McDevitt
of Philadelphia. a'nitt to prob te in
the Registers ofic' ys t9rday, makes
the following requests:
The "Roman Catholic Society Of St.
J sepb, for Educating and Mainta min !;
P1or Orphan Caildrep," tue sum Of
g 800; The st. Johns orphan Asylum,
g., 500; The House Of the Good Shop
herd, $4,000; "The St. Vincent's
Homs, " for the reception and nurture Of
destitute infants ard founiIings, at the
orrner of Eighteenth ard Wool streets,
$4,000; The Roman Catholic Ch1r.h of
tie Parish of Stranoan Count, nune-
gal, Ireland, $500; "The Philadelphia
Theological Seminary of ST. Charles
Borromeo, $500; St. Mary's Hospital,
81, 900; The Little Sisters of tbs Poor,
g. 900. Total $l4,OOO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
Al the Opera House December 23d.

Prof. james II. Crabb, principal o.
the Wilmington Academy, is now re.
hearsing his pupils for their 4th grand
embarrassment. The intention is :,
snrpass anything yet given, and the
whole to be OF refined and entertain.
ips character. No negro acts; but,
pure, delightful and beautiful rendi
tons of music. Recitatioss, Tableaux
marches, dialogues, &c, &c. The
ursnd Leader march will take place al
lois o'clock, and will be tho hand
romest ever gone through with. Ad.
mission will be 20 cts. Tickets will be-
for sale at c. +. Thomas & Co.'S. on and
ailer Saturday next. Admission after
Q 80 10 cents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

MuIioE.--iu conformity with the PROV.
\ SION o. the act passed BY the General
Assembly OF tho State OF Delaware on the 10Th
day Of March. A. H., 1875, hereby give no.
lice that an application was died In tho Sui
lorlor Court on tho .lst day of October, A,
u. 1879. tor u Charter Of Incorporation Of
company, called "Tho James Il Webb Print
irg and sthtionery Company, 10 carry on the
bhtibes5 OF the Manufacture OF books, priuu
and stationery In all It's branches, and That .
draH OF the proposed Charter was flied with
tho application, aud Ia open to inspe ation.
CHAs. BEASTON, PTothonotAry.
New Castle Oct n 1879 l02o-tT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rnAIEs LsAvn WILMINGTON.

For Philadeipnia: an, 100, $40, s.35, 300
1902 10. 80 q, m; l2l5, IL. y, 30, 4uo, $50,
100, g.Bp. m. On Sunday, 2H slo. H.
M, 500, $50, $40 p. M. a,o
For New York: al. 100, 1902, a. M, 10
1880 .. In, Limited Express, 40, y. ID ,
For Baltimore aGd HaShsn ison; 80, y
8.35 d. H.; lLh2 y. NJ. iimitei h1p ~ 4,
l.a, SIS, p. M. On Sunday, l2.ol, II
Far baltimore and Bay Line: 1908 ., u.
For Baltimore ami wGy stations: $50 a. m''
b.lsp. II.
Fer New Castle: e.l5, o. M, Llo, so ?. N
For Delaware X. H.. o.lS q. IN: liz, CIV p
No sunday trains. 40,
For Wilmington a Northern Il. H.: 40. a
~; 3.O5, p. a.; $50, =. I'd. SUNDAY excep'
Fer Delaware Western X. R.: ITO, lo.eo, AN
b.3o9. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Phiiadsinhia; IL. %, s.03, 40, ~ g.. Wy
1903, ~. u, l.o2, 400, 40, b.l3, c.2s, l.el
B2O, u.iO y. N. On Sundays: l2S8, lSj
1910 a. a.; 1883, Ills, p. NJ
Fr M Ba;tiinore 2l6, $50 s.bla. M l2.oS, n9''
63a, v.so p. IN. On Sundays: Alb, g. T.
Fso,c Washington: ais, a. m; i2o, 2.s7,
$50, Gas p. IL. Os Sundays: 10 d IN
y 3,n New Castle: $50, u.0 e. m;
elSp, IN. No Sunday trains.
Fa0m Delaware Il. H.: $50 o. m; n.bo, "a
F.o!n wilmington 81 Northern II. IL: sec
H. IN, H. 90 q. H.; end B.35 p. Ii.
F,1rt Delaware Western II. H.. s.oo .; %
AIS, 800 p. 10. Sunday train SIS L. nj.
TlL4ks ZOE wILxlE0ToS LEAVE PHiLAoSL
PulA.
Fssm Broad stree: and Washington avenue
$50, 500. 1888, Il.46 q. M; l.3o, 800, 400
SIS, 800, 100 3.s5. ll.30 p. m. On sun
days: 80 a. ID; 800, 945, n.pp. IN.
F-,m ThiF,y-Socond and MGrAct stree y; l,us'
10, ID .. III; u, 400 500, ll.so ?. m
IN sundays LES. a. u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
His veuttetli.

On Friday evening last about one
hundred personal friends called on
Nj. Jacob Walton. No. 2l7 West Fourth
street, in order to celebrate his seven
tieth birthday which event last Fri.
day ehronicled. A pleasant evening
was socially passed and many congrat tn
lations were showered upon the septu-
agenarian, and many happy return 8
wished him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16
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War Department, Office OF the Chief
sisual 0fticer, Washington, Dec. l6--l
A. M.
lndicat ons for Tuesday-For the
Middle States and New England, rising
barometer, diminishing north to west
winds, colder, generally clear weather.
followed western portion Of former by
falling barometer, rising temperature
and southerly winds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

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