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The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28
Obituary.

Died, at Eldorado Springs, Mo-,
June 9th, 1852, of fever, Sister Julia
{. Redmond, wife of Bro. George
w. Redmond.
She was born in Henry county,
this state, May aoth, 1858. and early
in the spring of IA united with the
church of Christ. She was devoted
Christian wife and mother, and leaves
four little children, the oldest OF
whom is only seven wears of age
May the father receive strength
from on high to uphold and sustain
HIM in this, his dark hour of sorrow.
S. B. n.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

We understand that a number OF
townships are organizing to come to
|our celebration en- maSSe. GOOD tor
that. Suppose that the business
men offer a fine silk flag to the town
ship sending the largest delegation.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

The old reliable ''star' wagon
|hop Of Robinson's, turns out fine
[arn wagons. Joe. Keasling does
|he wood work, and, by the way,
has Just put up two wagons of his
bwn. which he now has on exhlb1-
|ion. They are daisies.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

The Butler carriage works re-
ee;ved their first invoice of season
ed hickory, ash and poplar to-day
They will add another forge and
start a body-maker on Monday.
The carriage works are booming.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28
SKINNY Men.

Wells Health Renewer. Absolute cure
Tor nervous debility and weakness OF the
generative functions. 81 at druggists,
Eest'n Mo. Depot, Meyers y Co., Kan
las City, Mo. eoo-7-i.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28
aRoucn on Rats

Dr,go;sts tor "Rough on Rats. It.,
clears out rats, mice, reaches, mes, oeu-
bugs TIC. boxes
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28
"Buchupaiba.'

New, quick, complete cure
|y;nary affections, smarting, frequent
pr difficult urination, kidney diseases 81
4 druggists. West'n Mo. Depot, Meyers
BROS. & Co., Kansas CITY, Mo. 2oo-7-V
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

The high water in Mound Branch
|x,sbed away, Thursday morning.
,rge quantity of bridge timber from
|be site of the new bridge just south
;. town. Theioss will amount to
..veral hundred dollars to the coun-
l. besides considerable delay.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

r,e foundation Of Mr.. Thonnp-
!. buiIding i nearing completion.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

p.rsonal interests or prejudice
.tands between the TIMES and
tas;ness Interests Of Butler and
..lfare of the merchants.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

Everybody who comes to Butter
nron,;ses TO attend our celebration.
They know it viii be big.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

Fourth of July interest still IN
cages The boom is striking right
n left and subverting all opposition.
h. crowd here on the 18th will SIM
: without precedent.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

,.he Sedalia Democrat says that
h, Haseltine has renounced Green
..t;sm and come square out tor
kepublicanism.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

,..ada mas l.I27 school chill
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

Springfield SIM: The people OF
|arska Springs rejoice over getting
...,eh Of the Frisco road, at a
- GO. 600 to the town.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

r,.r;ng the first seventeen days OF
= Walton & Co., Of Nevada,
Il thir.ecn organs and one piano,
- aggregate of $3.50.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

We have received a copy OF the
Hopkinsv,lle, KY, Nes0 Era con-
tanning an account of the closing ex-
ercises of the South Kentucky
College at that place. 1t was at
that Institution that ''ye local. spent
the fall term of school last year, and
it gives US pleasure to say a good
word in its behalf. Its faculty is
composed of comparatively young
and hence progressive men, who la
Dor with ability and earnestness III
the great cause of education. HOP
kinsville is beautiful city. its people
are hospitable and its institutions OF
learning numerous and of high or
der. Kind remembrances OF botf
the institution and the CITY fill ou'
heart.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

Messrs. Miller & Haverling, the
propr,etors of the Butler pottery
works have made arrangements by
which they will soon commence the
manufacturing of thing for drains,
sewers, etc.. on large scale.
They have sent for moulds, which
they will work in Powers brick
machine, thereby having facilities
for large production. The indus
try is good one, and will pay well,
no doubt. in ButIer.-Success to the
new enterprise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
SUITS for DAMAGES.

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore k. X. Co., we're tho defend
ants in two suits tor damages, recently
decided in the Hartford county Cour. at
Bel Air Mary land, and in each case a
verdict vas given against the railroad
company. Howard Terry, Of Cecil conn.
ty, was the plaintiff in the first case,
and claimed damages from the com.
pany under the following circumstance:
Some time ago he boarded one of the
company's cars ~ Perryville for the
express purpose Of crossing the
bridge over to Havre de Grace AZ
he was under the impression that &C
cording TO the law he was entitled to
cross the bridge on the car free OF
charge and that they would stop at
Hsvre de Grace He AYERS that the
tram did not stop there and he was car
ried half mile beyond toe tow, and
then forcibly elected while the train
was in motion. There was a
vast deal of conflicting testimony.
The p, W. & h. railroad company bring.
ing witnesses TO prove that the train was
stopped when he was put off. The
Jury however gave him verdict for
$1,000 damages.
The case Of John. W. Mahoney in
which about the same sta cement
was made, was tried Immediately after
aud the jury rendered a verdict award.
ing him 81, 600 damages
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

Mr.. Whiting Allen, agent for the
Charlotte Thompson troupe, which per.
formed in this city last evening, met
with a little difficulty On account of
some prior arrangements he maze which
did not suit the majority of the com.
pany and tailed to please the Hotel
man. The attachment was issued by
Squire Vandegrift, at the instance of j.
j. Dohgherty, proprietor of the United
States Hotel, who stated that A len
came to this city a few days ago to make
the necessary arrangements for the aD.
pearance of the company, at this hotel.
Before he left he gave Mr.. Dougherly
an order for s., the amount of his bill,
and contract with the same gentle
man to accommodate thirteen memt ers
of his troupe for which he agreed to pay
Sl3 which made the total bill SIG
The troupe arrived in this city yester.
day morning and put up at the aiore.
said hotel, but refused TO remain there,
for some unexplained reason, and left
for another house. Owing to Ihis fact
and Mr.. Dougherty having gone to some
expense in preparing for their accom-.
mediation he presented the bill 10 the
managers, who refused to pay it, be.
cause it was not signed by their agent.
Upon their refusal Mr.. Dougherty plac.
ed the account in the hands of Consta.
bio Dillon who presented the attach
ment to Mr.. Baylis. the amount Of the
bill, with the costs added was ST. 81
which was paid by the troupe, after Mr.,
Baylis handed it to them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

Inc Greenback State Convention o
Indiana met yesterday in indianapolis
Gilbert De La Matyr was CHOSEN Presi.
dent, and State ticket was nominated
except Judges of the Supreme Court
Resolutions were adopted, declaring
among other things, for the enforcement,
OF the FL hit Hour law; that Z. s. bond,
should not be refunded. but paid as the,
become due in "lawiul money" that
legal tenders should be substituted 70,
National Bank notes, that the Burlin
game treaty slouId be abrogated, the
public domain deserved for actual
Interstate commerce be regulated by
Congress, and a graduated income tax
imposed
The Greenbackers of Michigan held a
State convention at Grand Rapids yes
terday, about 200 delegates being pres.
ent. 1t was resolved to endorse the call
tor National Convention, and to hold
State Nomination Convention on the
9Th of June.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

The Messrs. Trump Brothers tee
that the greatest inlu>'ic" has beer
done them in the high CulorinE piyrr
by the evening papers in relation {,
what IL termed bi' of sharp prac
tice TO Mr.: James l.. Brans0u. In.
stead Of Mr.. Bfanson being the in.
Jurrd party, the M"sSrs. Trump an.
pear to have been shanlefully impos,
ed upon.
Mr.. Branson, it appears, has been
made what he is by the Messr,. Trump.
and instead of owing them a, 900 i,
reaches nearly $1,000 for machines an,,
machinery which they manufactured
Tor him BransOn was very successful
IN business, but kept his property in a
bank account and in his pocket, where
1t could not be reached by his creditors
He was not decoyed here bv anv
sharp practice, but came voluntarily to
refer the disputed account to a djsin.
terested party, and after several hours
spent In an attempt to adjust the mat
ter amicably, left abruptly swearing he
would never pay until compelled to do
so. Messrs. Trump then as the only
resource left had him arrested asauy
honorable business man would bav.
zone under ike circumstances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

A stranger passing by the Race stree
entrance to the United States Express
Office, the other day, saw the good na
tured MunsOn sitting in his sentry box
smoking an after dinner cigar, and he
rushed up to him and hastily said: BE
you an expresser?"
Munson expressed himself to the af
feet that he was there for that purpose.
"Well," said tho stranger, Il wan
to express"
Certainly" said Muuson, "you'v'
struck the right place. U. S.-unitet
we stand-right over the door.
81 say I've called to express"
That's right" says Munson, "wha
have you got to express? Where is il
going"
"What mean to express"
We'll, ifyou mean to express, why
don't you &c ahead and do it? The
entire express service of the United
States Company is waiting on you,
said Munson.
But will you allow me to express
'Certaiul said Munson, express all
you want to from a pin to Cleopatra
needle. and from June Bug 10 an ele'
plant.
swell, then" said the stranger, pre-
pairing 10 take a walk, 81 want TO eX
press my satisfac lion over the agreea.
BILE change in the weather." and he
lodged out just in time 10 escape a call
book that MuDson flung at his head.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

Auorh"r Mechanics Home A.socia
| ti"h Is about being orgduiHrd Those
wanting TO know something about il
should address - Home" REQ EInAS
office.
The MissiouarS anniversary Of Mt,
Salem NJ. f. church which was to haze
been held next Sunday has been post.
pon"d until the following sun lay
A telephone has been placed in II .
sash factory OF Springer, Morley and
Cause, Third and prirL. streets. The
The literary and nGu.i"al entertain.
rncnt at MADE ey chapel has been
changed 10 Friday night, March 3rd =,
instead of Thursday night.
John $. liottrcker, Of the Nulcanized
Fibre company, returned home last
evening from an extended tour to the
Western cities.
Mr.. J. Poole, contractor and builder,
has had a very severe attack of sick
ness and for the present Is confined to
his residence.
Chief Engineer raznwoll, Of the Fire
Department, who ha, been verv SICK, il
i'm proving slowly.
Miss Anna NJ. Barns has returnc :,
home from two weeks visit to her re.
latives,
The Union NJ. f.. church revival still
continues f!veanXious iLqnirtrs were
a. the altar last night,
Visions of yellow legged chickensare
common conference approaches The
slaughter viii commence March S,h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
An Ei0pement Cat Mort BY . n nm.
her Of Misc hlevsus Urchlns.
Prom the Loasville { commercial.

Prom the LOUISVILLE commercial
A carriage was rolling rapidly down
! jefferson street yesterday afternoon a.
bout 3o'cl0ck. In 1t were seen a young
lady ard a gentleman who sesms1 rest.
less and inclined to hurry the C ,rriage
10 still greater speed. 1t was very ev.
ident That they were very anxious to
widen the distance between them and
some one behind them, or shorten the
dstaLce which lay between them and
some destination. These features of the
case did not, however, present them
selves to crowd of playful urchiDs
whOwere snOwballing on tn. street when
one Of them knocked the dri YER y hat
OIL, the other one did not hand it TO tie
man, who quickly got down for it, bu',
gardless ofths appeals Of the your &
man IN the carriage and also Of the driy-
er's anxious phiz and nluttered oatbs,
~ he ran off with 1t. Seeing he was
going TO be caught, the mischit vous boy
threw the unlucky hat as tar as he could
away from mis- pursurer and lodged 4
round the corner.
Recovering his hat, the driver,
breathless from his nn,remouuted the
box. and, doubly urged by the most
tho oughly anxious couple, whipped
his horses to their utmost speed, and
made the bnst time possible to the Ohio
and Mississippi depot at Fourteenth
and Main. He threw the door of the car
rage open, and the young couple rush.
ed into the depot just in time to learn
at the tain had been gone three and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
FIFTH BD|I|1


A colored woman man,. ,'a'
siding at No. 90 East E1sp.lbq Hq,
some two months ago " 'n't y
quantity of furniture ~ v, pul,Ass
from Wallace j. Quinn, fu n,usd
or, at Third and French s ,,,.s
goods were bought on Tho ''eFr
plan, and a specified sm"nr 'a"s
paid upon them weekly, NJ, WI
was recommended bv M S y
who lived with her. lIf',
since Mrs. Burton removed ,ow
but did not tals these rood. /, va, naF
IL seems that she had W., W.
dealing at another place Oh ~ ~
plan and she owed this ma" we
s23. As soon as he found "n'
had left the city, he had a r', y.
tachment issued which wasr' '"'
hands Of Constable Dillon. T'
Mr.. Quinn Learning how m,n'
took Il wagon and went To ~,
and secured the goods Mr., pa,
! bought from him, Removing i,
his store. y
Mrs. Henry then went be,o.,
Of the peace and swore out !,
for Mr.. Quinh's arrest, on lLsS.H,
larceny. Upon the fact, ~,
known 10 Constable ntlIor *,
upon Mr.. Qainn, who gave IN II. M
ana they are now at Sudtm III
ton store where th.y will n.
few days, to satisfy the claim
foreign attachment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
Tho m mel, Tax

As an attempt has been DI,
pea the tax on matches, AIT
which has found u solid LODI,
Wilmington, William II. sTA
firm of swift, Courtney 4 h
match manufacturers Of ,hss
peareh before the COMMITTEE q
and Means yesterday at Wa.
and opposed the repeal
He urged that the mattel IA
tnrcrs Of this country, wltlyal
ton, are in favor OF Retain
stamp. The business has I'd
during the pas. sixteen year 4
come adjusted to the exI,trsa
tax, which enters so aTgtI 4
cost Of the finished article III
move it now would be Ike gG,
them 10 go out Of bushes, ANA
al entirely now basis tia
takes no more from the I@rs
goes into the public treaslfg I
not telt as a burden, and II Il
not the subject of popular deasG
II removed it would practice
the match manufacturing IDs
tins country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
Frank Stiuham Injured.

Mr.. Frank G. Stidham, the well known
auctioneer, and also a candidate for
Sheriff of New Castle county, met with
a severe and painful accident yesterday
afternoon. He was crying tho public
sale, Of John A. Wilson, at Front and
Tatnall streets, and was standing on
the front platform Of a large wagon
when number Of boys started
10 climb up on the hind wheels,
which caused the wagon to make sud.
den start, which threw Mr. Stidham TO
the ground and striking bis head on the
curb stone, inflicted "A severe wound
on the forehead and spraiutd bis wrist
The cash Oh his rthead hled iretJ,
and swel.ed up so large that II com
pletely closed one Of his eyes. He was
picked III and conveyed to his home 10
a carriage and Dr. johnson summoned
who sewtd up the wohud, which is a
painful one, but 10 serious apprrkcn.
slUus are felt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Auother
otter OF lana for the Russian rofl gees
was received by Mayor King this
morning IN a communication from
CALVIN j. towlcS, II Charlotte, y. &.
He says; "Ohserving a very liberal
offer Of tree homes for the prosecuted
Russian Jews exp cted on the steam
ship Illinois, mad" by Hamilton
Disston, presi lent Of Florida land
company, and having large bodies Of
land inthe mountains Ofthis State which
| want settled, | Avn induced TO make
the same offer OF free homes for fifty
idmillcs-iurty acres 10 HE family, in
fee simple. The lands offer are s.tual.
Ell in the counties OF Alexander aud
Wilkes, are adapted To corn, wheat, TO
bacco, ETC., well watered and covered
with virgin forests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
kegOrteI.

That the Opera House programm,
will likely change ownership next sea
son.
That Charlotte Thompson is growing
older but is still tavorite in oui
city.
That everybody can witness a scent
at the Opera House on Saturday even,
ing.
That the Gazette yesterday gave the
glorious 22nd on the outside date and
the 2lst Oh the inside
That if the City had fewer police and
better ones, it would be equalled AS
well looked after as it is now.
That the Trustees Of the Poor had
rather lengthy and Interesting meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
That the fastest horse in our CITY is
the one that was tied fast at a certain
house on T"tnaIl street last evening.
That the theatricals come too near
one another for our Wilmington theat
rical goers. Consequence-poor houses.
That the Greenbackers are a silly set
or pOlltlclanS TO undertake to reform
others when they need it 30 badly them.
selves.
That Francis and Cooper will soon
get acquainted with the ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain at the
Capitol.
That the clerk of the market could
better attend to his duties and thereby
route out those sellers of hog fat butter
and decoyed meat.
That the streets of Wilmington are in
a filthy condition. Where, Oh where
are the broom brigade. We need them
every day now, could be appropriately
sung.
That the reporters of the different
papers and City Council enjoyed the
lunch provided for them at Robelin =
saloon last evening, after making their
bounds of the fire engine house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

The special services which
being held at Central church
attended, and last evening tA
were devoted to the interNa
Sunday school scholars, aIia
ents. The meeting was 1l,
The pastor, Rev. DR.. N.10a,
h. Crosby, Superintendent.
traI school, G. 4 Graham, "
dent Of the Rodney stree, o.
Lewis =, Busn, Jr., SuPeEiL,.
the Gilbert mission sCuyy" :.
lngs will be continued ever
this week, ana the Rev, D>
Philadelphia, is expected ; p
Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Rogers w!.'
and preach several EVENING"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
DUhLlC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, near Hockes
sin, In M II I reek HID, New Castle County
lIcl all he pcrsoLal property OF Email c
McNaugh, deceased, on
THURSDAY. MARCH .. 1882.
at II O'Clock, IN. sharp,
driving or work horses d cows, some in
protit, pigs and poultry; farming Implement
co 1tisting Of ploss, harrows, cultivators corn
coverers, horse rake, moving machine, fan,
corn shelter harvest bed, grain cradle, Ger.
mantown wagon and tongue, market wagon
tru wagon, farm wagon, two market
wagons nearly new, for one or two hors 8;
York wagon, nearly new; forks, shovels, hoes
spades, cha ns, halters, h rness, Ac. Hay
and straw by the ten, fodder by the bundle,
corn oats and potatoes by the bushel. vinegar
by the burrel, wheat in the ground; dairy TX.
lures, pans, tuos, buckets, NC; household and
Kitchen furniture, Of beds, bedsteads, bureau,
chairs, -ables, settee, carpets, looking glasses
stoves dishes, knives and forks curtains bar
reis, boxes and many other articles not men.
toned.
Terms made known on day Of sale. by
WILLIAM q. MCNAUuH
Jas. braihbcrry, auct. fl5.wtst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
A angular EunefsI'

The funeral of Jennie v:
aged 5 years, the daughter o.
NJ. Wniteman, took place
afternoon from the residence u
cnts, Delaware Avenue ~
street. The remains were u
Mount Salem cemetery, andy
cars were used to convey W
from the house to Nj. Sa.eH
and Sixteenth street, from VI.
the remains were carried w
fAry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
MARRlA(IES

LENDt RMAN-BEATrI.-Dn fetruay,
ga lss4, a. 1903 Monroe street, by Rev J.
-. Es,Iin, watson a.Lenderman and Jean
hett Beatty, both of this city.
L IL. -MEKEnITH.-At eO5 Monroe
-rstree'' on wednesday evenin., the ryd
INST, by Rev: A stengle, Mr.. jo,eph X
t L o. kest county, Md, and M ia,
".iy L. meredith, OF "ilninston, Del,
'CLLiNs.-LEWIS.--un February Goth At
Uhester, r., by hev. " J. PsxssD Chas
HHehniy Collins to Marian q. Lewis, both Of
sEELhf Baker On February y 1880
a. ,Enester; "a, by Rev. W. j. Paxsop N,
rImofe Sec oy to Emma l.. Baker hot l.
Of Whining On, Del. "''' oo'h
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

Peter Newlin was before acting
Mayor o Neill this morning, charged
upon oath Of his wife with assault and
ba.tery on her She stated that he
abused her upon different occasions and
threatened her life. He was ordered to
pay fine Of s. and costs and required
to give $500 peace bond.
John Riley ana Patrick Munday, for
assault and battery on Thorn rs Mari
Were each required to pay a fine of o.
and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

0NeCfnl Notice

The officers, teachers AUD
OF the First PresbyteriA
School are requested 10 bt
meeting in the Sunday SCI!
this evening at 7 O'Clock =; /;
versary will be held in lhr v
I 30 o'clock. There will w.
charge made for admission "
lection will BE- taken up toF w
Of the school. The pubic N
TO attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23

Yesterday Afternoon u a
to a light carriage, "n' e.,
Seventh street below GNU /, 4
occupants were in y h9,''F
ity. The LOrse started ~
Seventh street and tue va 81,
in contact with q cart 'n' a.
ing near Locust sire -
throwing the horse IT." L
the shaft of the wagon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-23
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ kEGIsTHH's DYFICR, !
NEW ChsTLK Cor hTi Jan IN Issl

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. Is, 1881
Upon tho application Of George A. and
EDWARD l. CLARK, administrators OF I. J
CLARA late of Red Lion Hid, In sadie unity de.
ceased, IT is ordered and directed by the Regis.
tel the Administrators afyre aid give notice
~ grant ny Of letters OF Administration upoL.
the estate Of t. deceased. with the date @,
granting thereof, by causing advert sement
10 be posted within forty days from The dat.
Of such letters in six Of the most public placeF
OF the county Of Ne~ Cast @, requiring all
ersons ha ing demands against the estate
TO present The same, or abide by an Act o.
Assembly In such case made aud provided
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the weekly REPUBLICAN, o
newspaper published In Winning ton and u
be continued therein two months (e.od.)
~, Given under the hand and Sea,
LIS. OF Office Of the Register aforesaid at
$50 Wilmington in New Castle Count
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
5 &. RliGS, ..egister.
NOTICE An person. having claim axal nsi
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attestelto he Administrators on
or before JanuLry 23rd, A. b., 1885,, or abide
the Act Of Assembly II such case made and
provided. GEokit. A CLARK,
EDWARD l. CLARK,
Administrators
dress:-Deawaro City, Del. L4i