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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
ASIfOCKING IRAG EDY.
An old woman Muraered by Her
SON. n.law.

!, Boston, April GA shocking m ur.
der was committed at West Sonerville
to-day, the victim being Mrs. Mary
Russell, aged 70 years, who was killed
by her son in law Edwin R Prescott,
aged 66 years. Mrs, Russell's daughter
who is Prescott's second wife went to
Boston this forenoon and on her return
was met vt the door Of her house by her
husband, who told her he had just
killed her mother. The Mortified woman
ran to the police station and brought
| officers to the scene who on searching
the premises found in back shed the
body Of Mrs. Russell with her skull
| fractured, her face STAYED in aud her
throat cut from ear to ear. The murder
er was secured aud taken to Jail. The
tragedy created intense excitement as
the parties to it are well known and
moved in the highest social circles.
Prescott, who had amassed fortune
in dry goods and retired from active
business, has recently lost money,
causing him wolrimunt which he says
was aggravated by his mother-in-law.
This morning he complained about the
break fast being cold and she answered
him tormentingly; he pushed her az she
was descending the steps, thro wing her
down. In the struggle she got him
under her and aimed several we'll di.
rected blows at him with household ar
tlcles in her hand. This angered him
and turning her under him he reached
and GOT brick which WAS lying near
by and holding her down by his
weight battered her face until she lost
Consciousness, and then not wanting
her to suffer any pain from her injuries
he got common coal shovel and
pounded her on the skull to fracture it.
Then to be sure she WAS dead he
slashed her throat several times with a
sharp case knife. His mother-in.l law
was constantly interfering in his family
affairs and her offensive treatment of
him reduced him to state Of nelan-
oholy. and abou: week ago his wife
had arrangements made for his con-
Segment to an asylum, but the evi.
dences of insanity were considered In.
sufficient by the physicians and papers
were not signed.
Mrs. Russell was possessed of large
estate of which her daughter is to be
heir. Prescott while telling his story
showed no signs of insanity and but |
little Dlore excitement than was natur.
al to person of his age and physical |
weakness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

' "DEAR SIZE: twill be- impossible
for Us to advertise your goods unless
we can get cash for our trouble. |
you lived herea bouts we would gladly
accept coal, wood or any other COM
modify, but to give you fifty dollars
worth OF advertising and TO take pay
ment in your patent tooth powders is
something we arc unable to do. We
cannot form public opinion on basis
OF tooth powder. L. was only yester-
day We received circulars from a New
YORK house Offering their No. Unex.
lied and R,tinad babies food and
Youthful Remedies in payment for ad.
vertising. We were obliged to decline
the offer. Our stock of articles receiv cd
for advertising is small at this season
Of the year, but we now have on baud
the following goods which we are will.
ling to dispose of at a very low figure:
"Gibbons' Electric Starch, ton.
General jackson's Cream Yeast,
one barrel.
"Jamison's Concentrated Glue, three
gallons.
Windfast's Soothing Syrup, twenty
seven gross.
"kotchof's Vesuvian Hair Oil six.
teen dozen.
"ln addition to the above we hold
complete stock of family medicines
and a large quantity of Mason and
Dixou's Anti-fA5 and Of the celebrated
Chicago Horse powders.
Yours very truly,
EAST FARMISGTON PHoNOGRAPH."
The one great difficulty with country
publishea. is their inability to settle
up with their hands ON Saturday night. |
1T starving printers who work hard to
support long primer family upon a |
nonpareil salary could be paid weekly |
in patent medicines and patent cold
handle s.dlrons the country editor
might make large inducements to the
resident who seeks to
advertise his wares in the village press. |
The take. out in trade" advertiser IS
the one great curse Of the country
newspaper. At least country editors
are beginning to think 80.
WILL Nj. CLEMENS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

0K RENT-RODMS WITH ALL
modern improvements, unf lrntshod, at
~ French street. a3-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Ok KENT OR SALE-A FIR st GLASS
II room house. have twenty houses
"S on very easy terms. apri2.6tt
u. b. TlNDaLL, FOL French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
CORRECTED MARCH 3, lSa2.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON rox

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON TOK
Philadelphia, 200, 22s, $50, o:b6, 7.2s alb zoo
~ Q o:46, 1880, l1:63 q. m; l2:lb, &l2:8S,
Lev, ESQ. A:0o, b.l7, e:lo, o:ss, els, 1000 p
m.
Few York, 200, 2:?3, $50: SIS, 7.25, g4e, ll:bs
q m sl2;Ss, l.b3, b.l7, o:3s p. IN.
baltimore, Los, 1898 a. m, and 500 D. IN.
baltimore and WASH agton, 1851, l:42, A:6l
500, e:8Sa. M; l, LOG, 6:6T, l1:lo o. m.
baltimore and Bay Line, o:61 p N.
Balttmere and Intsrmediats Stations, 900 o
Now CASTLE, 900, s:a6 a. M; los s:sb p. m.
Harrington and Intern ediate Stations, eSs
q. M: Loo; $40 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9:8s q. m );
Loop. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, ITO o.
m; 800, 800 p. IN.
delaware Western Railroad, 1905, 1920 q. m !.
GS5 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS PoR
Philadelphia, 200, 2;23, $40 a. m. 1900 b:lT
6:3o, e:3s, 1880, 9,55, 1000 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 2:2a, q. M,
tl7, e:3s p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, LOS, la, s:5l
o'VV d. LII. ll'O4 y. In.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l;42 G5l, TAD, s;ov, s:ss, $500.
1900 M; lxl6, 1850, .l:O8, ESQ, l:aO.
500, $40, o,0o, e20, e:57, 800 $50, ll0i, L. IS
p. m. Sundays, l:42, All, 500, 10, 10,
.. m; $50, 1886, ll.oo, 1850 y. m.
From New York, l:4s, 4:5l, 800 a. m., LOO l:os
boo, o:6l, ll'O4 p IN. On Sundays, az,
%6l, 500 u. IN, !l:O4, D.,
From Baltimore, 200, 2:23, S4o, ll:53, 12:3s n
m, l:b3 b:ll, o:3S,9:55. On Sundays, 200,
223, a. H.. 6l7, 1913, .: S.
From Washington, 300 223, ll:6s .. m, 1898
i:bs 5:l7, t:3s, 9;57 p. IN. I'm Sundays,
200 2:-3, a. IN, blT, ofJs, 9:55 D. m.
Now castle, s4s, s;S5 .. H.; l2:o1, s:lO, SOL
p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s4s q. ~; 1907, s:osp
NJ. No Sunday trains.
wilmington a2i Nortaeru Ratlloai "a
q. IN; 1850, d:66 p. IN. Sladay traius, ga
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 q. H.; 2:lb
y. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
10Th and Market streets, 1890.
3:b5, $3.50, 7:lb 7:G6, S:2l, 1929, ll:OO Ii, so,
q, m, lE23, l;3., 3:l5. 4:O2, 4:i0, sos, b:l6,
300, $3.50 g. o, 1000, Ola, 1880 D. IN. on
Sundays, 1880, 1855, 7:15, $3.50, a, m, l %,
600, 1000: lolo, lt0 p. IN.
'lsuIes marked thus ~ denote tho limited
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Speoia train will leave Grays' Forty for
'road aad Washington avenue station on ar.
wal OF following trains leav ing Wilmington
900, 800, 300, 94o =. N. and $3.50 D, u
.eave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington At $50 7:l5, S:lV. 1915 a. IN. 1890
~. $40 .. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Specia train will leave 4rays' Ferry fol-
Broad aad Washington avenue station on ar.
rival OF following train, leaving Wilmington
Of obb, 900, 900, 9:4o .. IN. and $3.50 D. a,
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
6:21. $40 .. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
Rixht at u Festival,

Wednesday nRnt the coored people
in, and around Smyrna, held fssti val
in their school house iu Raymond
neck. During the evening man
named Barrett, who is employed BY
Mr. Carey Frazier, became engaged in
an alteration with Henry Reese and
wife. The men soon came to blows,
ana upset the refreshment table. Bar.
rett Was arrested and after a hearing
before Squire Colt was in default Of
bail committed to answer at Court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

es,iHPoCKEr.bOOK, IN THE VI
enl,y OF Ii nth street narke the
sn ", DC rews rded by leaving it at 7l3
"h 'ueot' al9*6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

From the Philadelphia Record.
Since the dereiction in the pilot ser
vice at this port has become d matter
OF discussion it is Of interest that The
matter sh ,uld b. better understood.
| From 1851 until 1881 there was nc
| Legislation on the subject in this SCats,
except such rs had been procured by
the pilots them selves. In 1881 the
Maritime Exchange, after active cou.
sultation with merchants and other,
prepared bill intended to rem edy OBJ
tain serious evils, which after a fierce
but futile opposition on the part of tue
pilot monopoly, was passed, and ap
proved by Governor Royt. The com.
pleted measure was work of mutual
concession, and was esteemed as fair
as possible to all the interests con-
cerned.
But, under the leadership of a dissatis-
ned party among the pilots, legislation
was obtained in the State of Delaware
conflicting with the regulations estab-
lished in this State. For one hundred
years the States OF Delaware and New
Jersey, having regard to the preponder-
ant interests Of Pennsylvania IN tho
Delaware navigation, had conformed
10 her laws. The rates established by
the Pennsylvania law OF 1881 were a
return to the tariff in force in 1873, a
fair and liberal remuneration, estab-
lished by the pilots themselves when
the comm rec of the port was smaller
than now and when ths cost NJ liv;ng
was greater.
Since the passape of the Delau.-o
law. the pilots of the three Statas bava
by plsying into each other,s hands M
der an organization which thew tnrm ,
pot" practically worked AZ a INIT IN
placing syery obstacle no,sihIe in rho
way of the free movement of vesssls
No effort seems to have been s,arad tn
subject our commerce tn annovuncs
They have practically rendered II al
most impossible for an inward bonnd
vessel to secure a pilot ontside NJ, tba
ring, thus insuring to the combination |
the payment OF the high rate. fixad nv
Delaware. For a similar mn rnosa dif,i.
culties are thrown In the vav of an
outward bound vessel in securino the
services of non .combinati IN n;los
Such nilots have hsen in II mid a tad hr
threats. are socially ostracisea and ny
repeated oocasions the piiot boats At
the Dslaware reakwater have rsf,,.sJ
undrr instructions sent bv u,;rs TO-
to answar ui1,.i, ~ ,aLa
hem off the vessels nilotad down hU
,hen,. neccssitatinu their I.ndinn ny ny
;he breakwater by The Shin boat and
n ons instance on the liyl,tshin * miis.
mt at ses.
Bv such and similar methods has the
oennsvlvania law been defied ard da
Gated. and the few pilots who wsce
Iisposed to work under it forced into
he "pot" or ont Of business 81 far
ur merchants have been unable to de-. ,
Use remedies either for the nrntsction
+ their own interest or those If tho vss' :
els fr,uuentlnp our waters. I
IL ia Loo rare that a sbin can not oct
nilot until off the Rreak water and IN f
lew from the parlor windows If the :
,any pilots having their residences at 7
ane Nav or T,ewes and notw;tbot,na r
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Capt. James A. Sylvester, formerly of
Cincinnati, the man who captured
Santa Anna after the battle of San
Jacinto, died in New Orleaus recently,
and was buried In that city on Monday
last. He WAS a printer, aud enlisted
in . company raised in Cincinnati to
assist Texas in winning independence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

MArcn alnluht PERCUSSION OF fragrar
flowers, and brilliant array of wed
ding presents was read to u crOwde
audience OF invited guests-all staudin
the groom and bride in front-the 70
lowing poem:
BY RBv. Il. n. BALL, D. D.
All glory to the God OF grace,
| Whose coundless love uph0lds our race
Who krows our nned, our " mt supplies,
And to our prayer no good denies
FROM . i'm we came, in Him we live
To Him we oil our hearts should give.
In childhood, youth and manhoOd's prime.
From mornings dawn to days decline;
And when thu sable folds of nj Iht,
To rest and bslmy .leep invite
lie safety grants--he good bestows,
from lies commencement 10 It's close.
Our lives are brief-threc score and ten,
The term Of years allotted mon;
| We spring up, Il Jurish, fade and die.
| Our places Others then supply;
ANA thus tho ages come aud 20
| Like billows in heir cease!ess flow
In vernal time-in loves young dream,
| Sweet flowers, Ugh hopes, bright isious teeu
| NO pen can write, no language tell,
The potent grace, the lna4ic spell
That fills Of him the heart an life.
10 whom God gives loving wife.
This man full fifty years sgo,
With youthful tervor all sglow,
Inspired by Cupid, sough: a wife,
10 be tho solacs Vt his life
He found this u alden In hor pIide,
And won aer TOR his lovely bride.
Behold for them sprirg flowers apprar,
And bloom, and bloom the live-louK year
The birds pour forth their sweetest song,
I've echoing hills the strains proonx!
kh hrI, : li,-b,
All things In sympathy unite
In lustrous sheen like bur 1isaed gold.
Perspective views their charms unfJ,d
Ia tn seems a glorious par disc,
Mh re dwell the zoo /, the 2rea', the wise .
Oh, what enchanr men fills the scene
VI happiness and peace serene.
lime lilies. The years have passed away,
remembrance OF that wedding day,
Renews tho RI iin3e of the y st
lnnum cred Joys that could not last:
bat Autumn with hor golden shelves
~ .ceous to eummers wi her d leaves.
Now chi!dren's children here abide.
VI their grandstre the hone pride
And OF their graz dam let them prove
themselves well worthy OF such love;
Lights In the world to chime altar,
ana each D,c0 polar slar.
And now remains the crow ming Joy
" hlch deaf b itselt cannot destroy;
l he JOY OF tifly years we'll speat
II duty path, with hearts content:
: he JOY II trusting IN the Lord,
For the fulfllmeut of His word.
HE leade b me, the Christian sings,
lhis coincidence fresh courage briggs,
ne leadeth me- through pastures green,
To higher K,Orie vet un seen.
y He 10 -deth me- to realms above
he dwelling ace, the homo Of love.
May you both reach tho happy shore
Lid with your children eyermo.u,
And children's children gathered in
a wed ling robes. blood washed from sin,
Forever with the Lord abide,
inc loving bridegroom and .he bride !!
WARRINGTON, j. a., March ", 1881
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
PUEBLO MLM,
TOUBLO SALE,

IDUBLIO SALE.
will sell at public sale, near Booths Uor-
ner, In be.hel Township, Delaware County,
Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY LIST, 1852,
at O'Clock, p. M,
GA 80 flesh COWS and tpringers. selected
HK with care in Cumberland Co.. Pa. As
heretofore, all COWS sold by me will be guar.
anteed as represented.
Terms-Two and four months credit.
al9 VIM. ). GUODLEY.
A. q. Sharpless, auct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Oa RENT STORE AND CELLARIN
S0od location; Esquire at los L. Second
Rl0tf
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Pa, April 20 |
,h0use at the +
site county, gal
9 morning und |
rted by the AZ
red away in II.
,psed and the
he Yough rive1
tn buckets and
flowing juice.
air knees and
r hearts conten |
cannot be esti1 |
1t will probably
bred barrels,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
! Gen
in R0bbs

in RObbd
In on the
ia Fe II |
On, New
l tive arr |
the exp
ge car tol |
uld get il |
and traiI|
the rufia,
! train 81
killei = |
'a'ily I'M
n c0ntalH|
iona MINE
rere is a
ire inform
from lin
as Expres|
eight RI |
: one o'cI
/ they s.
/ were 4
and He'd
Il to tn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

A BMIN tSTRATOR S SALE ~ REAL
n ESTATE. WIN he solu 1T public sale,
o'clock, p m, sharp, on tho premises, the
dwelling house and lot, No. 6ll orange st.,
Wilmington. One.halt of tie purchase
money may remain on In o, tgage, ten per cent
10 be paid on the Gay Of the talc, and the re.
mainder when the ed is signed.
ASHTON RIUh GARRISON.
Administrator Of the estate Of FL zlbeth
Stroud. al%st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

DUBLlC s ALE--WI al BE SOLD AT
l. PUBLIC sale, on he preui es, 1893 and
lOb +. trout street, on Saturday, April "
1888 at $40 o's Ock, p. D., all tn 4 lot of land
with two-story frame dwellings thereon
erected, size .; lot 81 feet2 inches on front
street depth OF 1t IL fest 6 /. ch 5 lhe
above properly is we'll located aud worthy
the attention Of perso wanting to make a
safe inve .tment; conditions made known at
sale by JUHe ii. BECkI.EI,
al+eod.ts SAX $ II SHARP.
l.. ". Stidham Il Son, auct,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

of Mrs. Mary
Tuesday last,
ience, near Ne
50ruuon last.
"a through Ne |
depot, from
were taken
dletown W he
place. Mrs.
RS of age. The
ii " ere y uuSe
:al Gray, John
The Rev. &.
area, New @
lriai. a nun
friends accom-
duletown.
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essfaI Ia

essfaI Ba
,ocial Gu |
asst eveuil
audience
was fut
IA and at |
arch took
MES, Robe |
bcock on t
Hyland
Alsentzer
tggtns and
ndegritt a
hlowell by
leS were
70 A"iCu
led the S |
; substitut
III receive
Or fifteen
served { |
ball was /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
Men ExPi4

y of the ash
of the city,
On time *
crease in til
: the win {
< two or thr,
Is on the ca
nd on Frit
4 circus, CO
W rStern pal
ii saturday,
aches, the Il
-, aud the
W that he
Vi 4rket stree
Monday MOI
estern side O
ie people will
directions, it
10 trouble wi
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c@pC ct "A Ter
m il reliable
Ut some iIT
mate Of the
attentlap,", v
II naallUcr, to
Z made to 5
should, for
etliug that :
as0u for uut
asi was lNCal
AOte to perior
..I t+l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
DURLlC SALES.

On April 18th and each Saturday there.
after, until Juna 10 iuclusivr, either On the
Or Oh both combined, as may be deslrel BY
the sellers, we shall hold sales in nearly
every sec | If the c ty and suburbs, and
parties deJ.rins to sell will please apply at
one. al7-5t HLALD Il co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

pCARDlNd-FDR MN AND WIFE
Dor single gentleman cheap, at sos Shlpley
street. al2btt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

POARDlNG-PLE ROOMS FOR
- married. or single gentlemen: also table
boorde's; sos ". Tenth street. 42O.l2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

| NE W GOODS
| AT
| JOHN LAWMAKERS.
Wide pckin stripes at
thee-quarters value ; eight
most timely colors !; $50.
| Several approved colors
in good gros-grain at Toe.
which is rare more at 81
than is common; anunheard
ofvariety at s1.25; and so
lon.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut street entrance.
Imagine wide stripes of
shepherds plaid upon shop
herds plaid ground, and
over and through all a me-
lange Illuminated strong
enough toobscurc and blend
both the plaids and the
stripes ; and you have, out of
old elements, one of the new
est effects the season has
brought us as yet. 81, 81
%, 81 and $3.50.
Third circle, north ives. from center.
French all over hcmstitch|
plaid nainsook and plain
lainsook with border of
lemstitch plaid to match );
he former for sleeves, yoke
md overskirt; the latter for
he dress. Two patterns
nd but little. Why the
makers should let SO pretty
nainsook be scarce is a $
1ystery; but we don't know /
there to get more. 60 and !
5 cents. .
There is hardly such a J;
ling as a novelty in white n
Gods to be got in all Eu- o
'pc. =
ird and fourth circles, city hall square en-
rance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
ha
estnut, Thirteenth and Market street w
Ind City hall square. IA,
EMOVAL. a; -
~ the
Ira. M A. 01NE ITT. ran1VA1 her
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
ANS Day

ANS Day.
im, for the
landlatly. i
| .yesterla5
, prison, 4
nt!y perfet
\
toa, n NJ
-rdJ an in
9ot ,vet4
rider of W Y
.rrel nearly
a short sI|
aiming the
would nt
Ttu.
or was ham
ArEAitS'ts, ID
lck. Sever
of them W
alton. Ia,
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BOAR DAN q.

ID ARD1NG-PLEASAN ROOMS
- with b)ard; also table board at 4Os
M..rket street. alQsst
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NOR SHERIFF,
XOh SHERIFF.
WOk SHERIFF..

DOR SHERIFF.
THOMAS BaACKIN, ofMiu Greek HID
hereby pledge myself to support the Re
pu hlican nominee whoever no may be, i26.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

.v SALLY Two STORY BRICK
house. with rooms as each iso On an head 40
I ~ 4. street. vii! be toid cheap ana on
~. sv"' terms e, apply to THOMAS II. Lam ~
sSpi. Market street, a<o'i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

DUBLlO SALE
FRESH co VS., SPRIN9ERS, FEEDERS
And BULLS.
VIII DO sold at public sale. at the hotel
yard, In stan on, New Ua,.e County, De.a-
ware, On
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1882,
at 80 O'Clock, y. H.,
CN4 10 FIRE cows and sprngers: lot OF
NE- young buis and feeders; thts stocS
Was selected with care.
MARSHALL. BAILEY, Akt.
W. A. Nicholas, auct, alqd&wts
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THE GOLDEN WEDDING.
HON. SAMUEL BIDDLR AND RLIzA JAZZ, nee
TATMAN HIS WIZ.

In Washington, d. c., on the 29Uh of
March amidst q profusion of fragrant
flowers, and brilliant array of wed.
ding presents was read to crowded
audience of invited guests--all standing
the groom and bride in front-the fol-
lowing poem
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THEPILOT QUESTION,

a Brief Hissoey OF tho Pilot t20u.
bles or Delaware river ana Bay
from u Philadelphia stand
point.
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,, sAIE-NO g23 WALNUT ST.
EIoven rooms and bath. front porch, hay
!naov lower floor grained front Oasv ana ap sSs
ysIdS,, i IIsn Hilles, 1900 XIX st. mar9U
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POLlFSGAL CAHD6.
EUk SbERlrF.

JONATHAN e. 6EORGE.
Of New CASTLE Hid.
again announce myself candidate toy
IN! me once OF She'if Of New Gaelic County, At
tne ensuing teneral election. Subject TO the
decision Of the Republican party, pIedginS
m hlm y ~ support % nominee of the party.
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FOR EMIT.

VANFED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
u homework at 1902 King st al9ibt