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Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
CASTLE COUNTY,

IT, 1.-THE STATE OF DELA sARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW = kSrLR
t~-} COUNTY, GREETING
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, BY her petition
To the judges of our Superior Court, hied In
the Uttice OF the ProthOnotary OF the said
Court, In and for New Castle County, Tor the
cause of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
NAV be Ironounced dissOlvitg tho MARRIAGE
existing between the petitioner and her nus.
band, Henry N. Kelley. We therefore com.
mand YOU, as you have heretofore bean com.
manded, that you summon Henry N. Kelley
so that he be and appear before the said
Judges Of our said Court at tho next term
thereof to b8 held at New Castle, on Monday,
the twenty second day OF November next, 10
answer the allegations oi the said Petition,
and ais . 10 show cause II a1y he has, why a
decree OF the said Court should not be made
dissVlving the marriage existing between him
and the said petitioner according to the Act
OF Assembly In ouch case m Ade and provided.
And also 10 do and receive what the said
COu,t shall then and there consider concern
ing him In this behalf, as TO tho Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provisions
Of tho said Act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Comegys,
ESQUIRE, at Nov Castle the twenty eighth
day OF May, A. d., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
OHAS. BsASTEN, Prothon'y.
The above is q true copy OF "ailas sum
mons" libel for divorce, No. 10, 70 November
Term. A. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
New Castle, July l7Gh. A. d.. 1880. SlS
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
FIFTH EDITION.
A kEfUBLIUAM RE
The Meeting al u.,..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.,

The MestinE a, m...
hsenisx-In'srs.,lnr a,sSn A""as Ls'
An s,tLusi.stic nesting Iua,'.'s' s'a .
Aarshalson, last evening" was Va held ,
publicans; cans The D. w. b 4 ~ , ,As !. r
pany furnished free irsusrar,,,kI.',, a. H. Cog
this city to Gr.epb.nll lO''s''ou hOI
composed Of many Of the wi,pp;.a,d y pl'ad,
olubs and also clubs 0, aSi,'.ta ",lainsgis|
wiz with " ". Atwood wsldin 'ssps a. NOW '"sa|
from arsanb.nk to t'In, Ea,,b.I,,,, "'a, march
Numerous houses alone "t, IT,
were illuminated. sS Tbs c'ns. sas n'l
they neared MarshaltOs, wer. r.1vs' w..
ey the rolling mill whistle At that s',a. ~.
A nicely decorated stand had 'T'' r.sI! pi'd
ly been placed upon The r,d pisVN'|
Mr.. John R. Bringhurst and doSn9 upen /,
arrival Of the procession i I~I Tss !.
'Vu"ou " Idr9e crowd.
The meeting was called IN o,s.
Jacob Rubsncsms was chosen rr.si, V,usi
The issues Of the campaign v vs,. %.';l !
cussed by Mr.. Washington T',n Ill.,
Col. Benjamin Nields, and n, "1 "
K. Bach. ~" fH
AT the conclusion Of tho .3d,.,,
lunch was furnished by Mr. H..
hurst, aftsr which the visitny o,,. W.
cations marched to KiauepI
cars we're awaiting them. Tbs W
minpton clubs arrived home At II
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Home From the West

John s. Besson and his son Harry, ot
Brandywins Hundred, left hers October
9Th for western trip to see some r9la-
tions and friends out West. They went
direct from Philadelphia TO Chicago and
from thence to PsssSu and then on to
st. Louis. From the latter place they
went to Litehfsld, Illinois, where BROTH
or of Mr.. Beeson r3sides. They then went
to Terre Haut aud from thence t. Bnffa-
10 and home by New York and the LIZ.
high Valley Railroad. They were
away about three weeks. Thoy were
pleased with the West. Wheat Was
bringing about 80 cents a bushel and
the erJund produced from 80 to 45
bushels per acre. Corn sold at 3S and
40 cents q bushel. The people wers
wide awake in political matters, and
Mr.. Bseson predicted that GsTfsld and
Arthur would make clean sweep Of
the whole West.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Trouble at New Orieah'

Trouble seems likely to groT
the conflict between State ana
States officials in New Orleans ID
to the registration question v
persons having been a'rs5tsd '%
tering within ten days OF the VI
Supervisor Cavansc yeSteFdayI
Chief Supervisor Ray that rs
resist further arrests with ail'l'
of the State" The Depay
MarshsIs have been instruct'q,
other hand, to"caution e'e,y
attempting to regist'r nG' 70 WI
afternoon, a however, a tr''E
ton was going on, even luy
taking advantage of the tina
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
DEGlsTER'S oRDEk.
RH|ISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. eptemDer 8, 1880.
Upon the application OF Mary Z. Won
Culin, Admtnlstratrix OF Matthew VonCulin,
late Of Red Lion HID. In said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrator Aforesaid. give notice
OF the granting Of Letters OF Administration
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
pfgranting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters, in six of the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
TO present the same or abide by an Act Of As
sernblY in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same 10 be inserted within the
same period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
q newspaper published In Wilmington, and
TO be continued therein three woeks, (eod
.~~~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
t~-~' New CASTLE, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BlGGS, Register.
NoTToR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested 10 the administrator on
or before Sept. 8, 1881, or abide the Act Of As.
sembly in such case made and provided.
MARY L. Won CULlN, AdmiRistratrix
Address Delaware City. 0I
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
The NIusn Ward Ballot Ro1.

Up to last evening Sheriff Pyle had
not delivered the Ninth Ward ballot
box to Jesse U. Johnson, though he
had delivered the other boxes around
to the other Inspectors OF the respective
Wards entitled to receive them. II was
reported that the Sheriff wanted Gn
indemnity bond Of $500 to secure him
against loss II prosecution was com.
msnoed against him for delivering the
ballot box to the man the Court deolar-
I'd was not slectsd Inspector.
As the time allowed him for deliver
ing the boxes expires to-day, IT is quite
probable that by to night the Ninth
Ward box will be delivered to either
Ar. Johnson or 70 Mr.. Ferris, bat
NEST likely to the former as the
Democrats having shouldered the whole
load Of blaekeping fraud will not falter
now In carrying the scheme through to
the bitter end let the results be what
they may.
Sincs writing the above we are In.
formed that Sheriff Pyle has delivered
the Ninth ward election boxes TO Jesse
o. Johnson.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Loo oAleit.a.

The Bird Guards have just r..i,
word from the Iuvinoibl.s Of PHI,
phia, that they will appear in lip,'
morrow night in the great psr,i'
this city with 1000 men. tn. tn'I
make q special request that tbs 4
Gems will send something in the M
Of eatsbles for the entertainment
their frlesds and that they will n
the same to the Institute Hall Du|
row "wednesday afternoon. /
A thousand hungry men will r
considerable Of refreshments, but 4
is no doubt the hospitality Of WluI
ton will be equalto the emergsru,
Richard Harrington addressed /.
$500 people in the wigwsm In nj
delphia last night
Some people say the water main
being laid In Market street is put
at this time TO interfere with TN
publican parade.
Get your sandwiches ready I'd
morrow night.
Michael Connel, Jack 0'HsnlI
tim, will recover aft r all. He w
to walk out yefterday.
Company c, DUPONT Guards, b
new fife and drum corps and % Ou
engagements. Address all Crdeni
F. Fraim, Secretary Of the cOupII
The ccrnuoopia, saloon on Nd
stIett above Filth, has just had ~
ditional pool table pat in. The 4
Of Nr. Maitland, the proprietor, n|
please his patrous, ind hs succeed
mirabiy and sill hs does Is pr0peiJ
preciated.
The Jol n Gray's club vii givs,
tomorrow evening in Webster sdn
academy. The Reliance Aclirs'
will take place Friday evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
HlD GLOVES.

We are selling an uDcommoaly gsod, well.
made, shapeiy, and hne tnrse-button hid
glove at 50 cents pa r; all oolors and siSes.
(Everything that looks like kid, you know, 10
called by that name, no matter what animal
II grew on.)
The Qualities sought for In kid gloves are
delicate beauty OF texture, color, finish, eew-
ing and shape; and durability. This glove Is
as good as any glove regularly sold under 81.
1t is By accident that We can sell II ut 90 ctA;
and we have all there are, 80 far - We know.
Our regular stock In ladies' and misses kid
gloves at present consists Of the following !.
Alexaudree (three.buttsn u.ol.) M0riquand
(three-button sl.5o) and Lupin three. .bdttsn
d OO). Of these the first is known % bo real
kid: the second is sometimes kid, sometimes
lambskln; the third 10 generally, not al
ways, lambskin.
II Is thought superfiuous by soma 70 tell
you what kid gloves are made Of We may
not always know. When we do, you Shali, II
you read.
We employ the hest skin in buying We can
hnd. We get the best goods We can ind. We
sell them for what they are and as low as We
can. This ia our notion oi legitimate business.
At tie ChesLnutstreet entrance.
JOHN WANAMAWER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

Dr. Silnms' Vegetable I4iyof Pills, ou
sar Ooatod, without an equal They never
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion. Oostiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak BACK, Dizziness, bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billio1sness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infirnities arc cured. They
arc the onl- Pills known that will positively
operate without Dripping, Siokening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels o0stive. They
promote healthy ILyor and loayo the systom
iree from the danger Of prevailing diseases,
Sold by dealers and country store keepers
Ask for DR.. Simms' Pills and take no others.
on. Del. Philadolphia. o. Aroh at.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Peter q. Blake at EIksOn

On Saturday evening the coIored
Garfield aud Arthur club, No. Of Elk
ton, Nd, numbering 100 member,
turned out and raised pole 100 feet
high. At the request Of the club Mr..
Peter s Blake Of this city was present
and addressed the club and other oiti.
zens on ths issues Of the campaign.
Rsv. J. II. Man.ey writes that his
speech was one OF the kind that always
msxes impressions. The Elkton dis.
trict Ia cure fer Garfield and Arthur
and the whole Republican ticket by a
good round majority. Mr.. Blake re
csived q vote of thanks for bis address,
and SO Of the club escortsd him on his
way home as far as Newark where he
will next talk to his people.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
y RougRIEs TO SUIT THE TIMES

r. ROUERIES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
" Peo le should look 10 their interest
and huy as cheap rs possible. We have just
received by Warmers packet large lot Of
goods which wc will ssli at the following
prices ms minco meat, 2ba ; I rs apple
butter, 2ic.; Q As new French prunes, 2bc.; 2
Ms pres slrved peaches, blaokberrleI. cherries,
quiz os', pears or aprioots, ESQ.,; ssrdines,
(penuipej To-; Bs. +. n u. oloino soap, 80;
1 rs dried apples, 26c.; 2 hs evaporated ap-
D 90, 25o.; 4 rs evaporated peaches, 2Oc.;
broken Java coffee, 40 good az the large
grain, 200. lb., guaranteed; Java, 90; Mara
oaibo 2b; Laguayra, %. Bio. o., 20, 10 and ID
26e tub butter, noe, try our 10. nour; our
-four by the barrel We guarantee; hay straw.
corn and eats sold 90 the lowest prices: Gall
and sec cur stock and he convinced. Pine
maoktrcl l2c. drZ PETER y. FlRb,
eo-sod COR. Front and Madison sta.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
SECOND EDITION.
N9w.sK nEPUB.lUANs.
Another HaIly Laat NtGht-M Srs-
Roberts and Bird n.As Ada Csc

Another nally Laat Ntght-M srs-
Roberts and Dird nsAo Ada sss
%.
An enthusiastic Republican .sestlne
was h Id In Newark last night at the
hsaaqlArt ID. About four hundred
psrsons were present and number OF
ladies wers Ia the audience. Many
Dsmocr .ts vera present, DR.. HsnrJ
presided. Tn 6r-t speaker was Mr.
George W. Roberts Of this city who
spoke fer sbout three quarters OF an
hour.
He frat spoke Of the relation Of the
laboriog men TO the Government, labor
Is its wealth and its defense, producing
the elements Of refined and civiliz I'd
society and defending the sccumula'
tons Of Law, art and science. He next
spoke Of the item pledging the Demo.
cratic party TO free ships; rsfutsd the
claim made BY the Democracy that
they alone stand by the traditions and
work OF the fathers Of the Republic.
The navigation laws which they pro-
pose to change have remained as they
now are since 1870. Under them our
comm sroial and defensive navy have
grown to rival that Of the Mistress
OF the Sea; under this fostering the
American navy whipped the English in
1872.
Southern cruisers built ty free trade
and free ship England destroyed our
oommsrce and England became again
the mistress Of the ses. To msintsin
this supremacy she asks solid South
to aid her in forcing us to free trade and
free ships. n We had not learned to
build ships and to mend them, We
could not have been successful ip the
late war; II We had not learned to b.
mechanics, we would have had no mon
itors, no iron slads, no railroads, no
cars, our ports would have been at the
enemy's mercy, and our army could
not have been transported and fed. 0ur
lxboring men saved the Nation.
Mr.. Bird followed, speaking mainly
upon the tariff question, and following
out the line OF argument which he has
used so effectively in this city. His ad-
dress WAS very att.ntivsly listened to
and loudly applauded, and at the con
cluslon rising vote of thanks was ten
dered him for his very able and inter
esting speech. Mr.. Bird spoke for
about an hour and a-half.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
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ID EGISTEa'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. ., 1880.
Upon the application oi William Bush
hdmfnistrator Of Norman q. Lounsbsrry
late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said coun.
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and REQ
ted by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting o
Letters of Administrator upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof,by causing advetisenen cts to be posted
within forty days fren the date Of such Let
ters In six Of the most puolic places OF the
county Of New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or sbld5 by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided ; and also cause
the sane TO be inserted within the same Pc
Rod in the DELAWAR RE REPUBLICAN, = news-
paper published in Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein three weeks (e-od)
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of
KS. Office Of the Register aforesaid at New
- Castle, in New Castle county 6i0ro-
said, the day and year above written.
so. BIGGS, Register.
NoTloE-AH persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly atteeted to the Adninlstrator on
or before Aug. 9th, 1881, or abido the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM BUSH, AdmlRlstretOr.
Address :-Wilmin ton Do. sIl
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
FOURTH EDITION.
SCHOOL BOARD IN A MUDDLE.

Talk 10 No EMeat- DE-. Gpfms a. aw'z
Soke-hus LAasis Business Traas.
/ acted
At the meeting Of the Board Of Rduca.
ton last night the minutes we're unan.
imously adopted, one or two srammat.
ical errors having escaped the usually
acute ear Of Dr.. arimshaw.
The Committee on Books then pre-
sentsd . report, which, hsviBg been
scanned BY the gramms tisal doctor and
spprcved by him as being correctly
written, was read % follows:
WnHIEoroS, Oct. rs, 1880.
To the Board Of Education
GBSrLBMEs Your Committss on
Books most respectfully report as fol-
lows on the qusstlops referred to them.
O That 1t is not expsdient to make
any change Of ts1t books on arithmetic.
(2) That Hyginson's Youths History
Of tue United States be adopted to be
used as reading book In the Hrst and
second grades Of the Grammar schools.
(3) That Parker & WAtson's Rle.
msntary speller be introduced to be
used In the TIN; sth, 9th and 10th
grades in the primary schools.
A motion made ID adopt the report
which was subsequently amended to
postponed for 2 weeks drew forth long
discussion. Opposition 10 the report
was led by Dr.. Grimshaw, chairman Of
the Committee ON Revision Of Studies,
who held that the Committee on Books
BY Its report was endsavoring t, undo
all this Committee had ever done.
Mesir1. Kenny, Has lett ,shoi tlidge Lob.
dell, Heisler and others spoke at great
leEgth upon the mattsr and at one time
hot words passed between Msssrs. Kyne
and Renney, when the latt,r used the
word "dArn."
DR.. Grumshaw finally made the whole
body feel very ohssp when he arose
and said: ~ raise . point Of order,
which knew long before, that under
the rules Of the Board this report,
oould not come before this body for two
months after the subject has been rs-
fsrred to the Book COMMITTEES. 1t has
been In the Book Committee hands
just two weeks" The chair decided
the point well taken and Dr.. GrImshaw
spent the next fifteen minutes In hold.
Ing his sides and laughing at the dis g.
com6turs OF his fellow members. The
report was referred back to the Com.
'mittee.
The Committee Of No. II rsportsd
school fall with nineteen applicant, for
seats. They recommended that enough
scholars be transferred 10 No. II to
make room for the applicants at No. II.
Adopted.
On motion OF Or. Grimshaw the Com.
mittee Of No. II we're authorised to no.
tify the owner that the building would
be vacated on March rs, and that no
more rent would bs paid until the
house was put In repair.
The Committee on Increased School
Facilities reported in favor Of opening
another room in No. 13. Adopted.
The Committees Of Nos. 3 and 4 were
suthoris I'd to aot jointly and Gsk for
proposals to hes! the two school
buildings with steam.
The Committee on No. 2 wsrs also
authorised to inquire into the cost Of
heating that building with steam.
Mr.. Baird offered resolution, provi.
ding for the tssOher5 being allowed one
tay, without loss Of pay, t. attend tAe
Nsw Castle County Tescher,' Institute,
at Newark, to be held on November 8,
4 and 5. Adopted. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
A Corrected Parade Reute.

Through some inadvertlnos Of the
local rsport9r Of the REPUBLICAN,, the
routs OF tne contemplated Republican
parade for Wednesday night was inoor.
recty published in the local columns
though II was oIrr ;ct in the advei tise-
ment. The following il the ronts:
Form at Fourth and King streets, and
march down Fourth to Pine, to Seventh,
TO King, to Front. to Market, 10 Elsv-
snth, TO Delaware Avenue, to Soldiers
Monument, countsrmaioh to Washing
ton street, to Fifth, to Jefferson, to
Third, 70 West, to Delaware Avenue,
to Market, to Institute Hall and there
dismiss.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
AT yOMH wAHAMAKERss lssh
AkD MA1Kkr An . On EeTMUR
uOsIERY.

Last spring We told you ne, We were soil.
Ing quarter more than same time lAst year.
Nov ve are selling halt more. Thsrs 4
and We sell Il 80 you like 70 bay.
We have been hunting al over Ensepe ies
good things. They come direct tnss . nsa
betUeenl from
GEORGE BRErrLE Ov.
SAMUEL EDEN.
LAR. MORLEY.
LAMB b LEE
A. J. OSBORNE.
x. w SMITH 90.
NOTTINGHAM n 90. GO.
MIDLAND HOSIERY co.
NOTTINGHAM h LEiOESFKR no.
SIEhY 90.
WELLS b VENN.
WARD, STU URT q SHARP.
CHARLES GUlNET h OLE
GERMAN rIIIS.
BOLI4IOT OLE
HIRSCH 4 Rl0EL.
VICTOR SAVOklE.
MURATA Gle.
PRlED. EHREG. WOLLEB.
FRIEDR. 9OTTHD. HERMANH.
FRIEDRICH K1RCHIEJHR.
aEBRUDER HERFURrH.
HElNhIOH SCHOPPDR.
OF. BECK.
HERMAN STTKER
CARL 9RUBER,
WEX & SOEHNE
We buy very little this side the ocean, We
do better; and 20 do You. We can't ieti yoa
what we've got Tor you; only these few:
Pure silk, 70 plain coloTs, $3.Ts; New York
gets 4.bD Tor the very same
Spun silk, embroidered. &20o; plain, $50
(the latter not In yeti. Those are sold else
where at S2.60 and ~, 90 respectively.
Fancy hosiery Il isn't possible TO say any.
thing about; except that American manuiac.
turers come here to see what 10 made abroad.
They know where the best assortment ID Eept.
Navy Clue, white polka dots, French cot
ton, 10 cents; nobody else has got 'cm vet
English cotton, ingram colsrs, % sts.i else
where 50 cents.
Finest English cashmere, 10 eolors, tl.oo;
tor ladies'; 8S cents Tor miss.e'.
Misses French wool. 70 colors, % cents Tor
inch, &c.
We've got TO stop somewhere; we'd like TO
tell you o. some for gentlemen and children;
underwear too Must wait another day-but
you needn't
Outer ciIcls east from the 0hestnut.sree Il
entrance
JJHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
NYEW CASTLE COUNTY, y. s.
~)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE

{ ~~>~~ THE STATE Ot DELLA " AXE.
SEAL. To TFB SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
l~ COUNTY GREETING:
Whereas, Mary Reid, by her petition In the
Judges OF our Superior Court, died 10 the Oh
nee Of the Prothonotary of said Court, In and
for the County of New Castle, for the 0use OF
complaint thereia alleged has m Lde applica-
ton 10 our said Jud Ses that decree may be
pronounced dissolVlng tle marriage existing
bet goen the petitioner and her husband John
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore been commanded, that you
summon John Reid so that he be and appear
before the said Judgf Of cur said Court a.
the next term thereof to be held at New Gas
tie, on Monday, the twenty second day OF No
veInber next, to answer the allegations Of the
said petition, and also to show cause, II any
he has, why decree Of the said Court should
not be mRde dissOlving the marriage existing
between him and the said petitioner accord
Ing 10 the Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided, and also 10 do and receive
what the said Court shall then and there con.
slider concerning him In this behalf, as to the
Court sh all seem meet and consistent with
the provisions oi the said Act of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph r. Comegye,
Esquire, at New Castle, the twenty eighth
day Of May, A. d., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1889.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothonry,
The above is true copy Of "Glias SURE
mons" libel tor Divorce, Nc. 70 November
Term, A. d., 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
New CASTLE, August 2Oth, A. D., 1850
1.3md.2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Who Gan Beat Itf

Mrs. Melvin, q lady residing in Ben
nett street, brought t. our Office yeBter-
day, a large sweet potato Of the yellow
variety which weighed six pounds. The
potats was grown by Caleb Elliott, q
farmer near Milford, Kent county, Del.
Mr.. Melvin is q sister to Mr.. Elicit, and
the latter sent her this potato just to
let the New Castle farmers know what
Kent county farmers could do in the
sweet potato liue.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

William B. Merton, Chisl M ri ri
the Democratic parade i'' ,,ab
night. announces that no 10, V,i iii
tbose in New Castle oOun'y' dsp
vited to participate in 'n'
tion. ,.ho !
Aave-year.Old o sop pn.I..s Of Jo'r 81.
residing at No. 232 Frenir r'e.,irys,,l
over The balus.sr Of q ,.S s.aiitI hi, ID
dsy afternoon, and broke rm 4
the elbow. The fracture
BY Dr. Maull. ,suii
The minutes Of the n la'' . Of tbb
Grand Lodge, /. 0. y. =, ! pn nnripph
are ia the hands OF .ne be- NJ
& Webb, and will soon
distribution. ,,uiat
william G. shipley' s,s : h,pi
Shilling engine, bad. bad n'I ItfsS
smashed to-day be'We''