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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15
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THE STATE OF KANSAS. iss
DONPBAN COrNrs,
OzFICE OF CoCNIT ClIaK,
TRoT. March G. lss3
NOTICE hereby given, that petition presented
N to the Boar sf Commissioners of Donphan County,
Kznss. at thrr nesting the 9th day Of March Is5
asking tha. rad b. established the following points
to wit:
Beginning at the northeast Of section twenty
three 2J in township ca of nineteen, 9
ming nnehaf % mile TO the south east corner OF the
south quarter Of section thirteen I'D in township
two ca range nineteen n9i where IL will intersect
road leading Iowa Point said road the section
line sections thTt-ea CI3 and tz-nty four 2D
township ca Of nneteen. ti9l nearly
practicable
whereupon the aid BnaId Of County CJmnisoDers ap
pointed the following named persons. viz Adam Heater.
John A. ChaPssa and 10. G-elgT viewess. with in
struc0as To the place Of beZinnnc saturday.
the Dist day Of Ms-ch l--1 and proceed To ysw sad ruad
give al parties hearing and make due reFart 20 sd
Board at their sesn IN be held On the sih day Of April
Iss3-
By order ef the Baard a; County Commissioner.
Attest: II. W. MORSE.
March = Iss3-iw. County Clerk.
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Hard workers are subject to bilious attacks
which may end in dangerous illness Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic keeps the kidneys and liver active and
by preventing the attack, saves sickness time and
expense.-Detroif Press
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15

~ That man Carey, who informed ON the
Irish nurderers, will envy the peace of mind of
the Emperor of Russia, after the trial is over
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15

1 Republicans do learn frou experience; Dem
ocrats msread all snch lessons and like the man
riding with his back to the locomotive see nothing
until il is spassed.-CIueiaaati Commercial
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4 Perfect Wreck.

II Maj. W. +. Downs, of Atchison, died at
Santa Monica. California, gu the 9Th inst.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15

rFr Kate Chase sprague's little feiler was
married, on the sih inst, in Virginia He is also
again a candidate for Governor Of Rhode Island.
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TO THE. LADIES
OF TROY AND VICINITY.
WRs. HICKS

Having reetly come to Troy has bonsht the Millinrr
Shop Of Miss Han,
Main sfree;. Nerf Dior to Sihefair's Drug ~ 70.
where she intends to carr ffStclsss MILLINERY
and DRESSNAKINti a. far desired by her pztrons-
She viii al-a have hand LACEs. COLLAkS HOODS;
TIES. SWITCHES ZEPHYRS HOOP SklRTs. and
other things usually kept in Millinery store
Al orders promptly stierAed To- Ladies piease tAso'
us with eau Nov. 16 l.-2-
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,1s- Th,. Ui,bit, E,aocD ,-,ts of seven fire.,
,ra,I. ,,o,,,.iti,us d.maudipdinr that W. an
.r,.r ,h.,n What il III. Use of enployiur arru-
u.pt ,o answer propositinns that history and
a,,ar;.,,s for ,b. last seventy wears. have
,LJ L, b;,L. IL 40 had had the hair
"''i"'" =" "'' ''' @''' '''> =.
= 'n''si""
"A''' "'''''" ~ Wv - '
prov i'"'' '''i" L'' -
'""'" ""'
Snfheh' !" ''i"'' '"'"' us
ith'ie P"'i'H H'S F'''I'' w
haS Pls,al'", o., - -,
Ihe iar'h W ~" NO. IN - ~ VI -
"i"' III 100 anu '"'
Inc "hiH I'h>"n w w. "'''" WY Wv
years e"''"E VIZ" - "'' r"'
pahi'' 'SP'''a's WIG" A'ue" y!
Coinmnn's''e >'tiNe' was "t''use 'H' i'''i'''"'i'
party diH NOV hANe ''i''i"' VI .n' "''''""ie"'
hnt therr was protective '''in 'u "Pe'a'""
the country haS always P'">ie''u a"I "ou,'S''"
under ieaS"ha"ie Pr'''F'''e 'a''''' S"" Al" ""ts
snH"re" oi>'''ss "ne'' 'N' '~''" HfF ''''
i~n'"'ta''' 'a'l" '"' Wv '""e S''"""'r ""e"
iaIih l. 'ai''" 'hi"fred i""'"rA' >h"'ld "f
borne IN miitn ihai all taxes :" Whatever kih",
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Attachment Notice.
James Danham. }DsGndanl.

Before u. W Brown a Justice Of the Peace Of Centre
Township in DOniphan County, State of Kansas.
Nathan Price, Plaintiff
James Dunham. SDsGrntlanL
g AID Defendant hereby notc.l that the 9Th day
- OF February order Of atta.hmrut for the
of hundred and twenty-five dollars tsl25l issued
by the above named Justice Of the Peace against his goods
the above entitled action and that said will be
heard on the 9Th day Of April I-s3 at 10 oclock A
NATHAN PRICE. Plaintiff.
Attest: d. ". BRows. Justice Of the Peace.
March ? Is-J-iw. Prs fee g.
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NATHAN PRICE,

4 TTUfNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
"A O1ee in the Court House. Troy, Kansas
ICmlys-.
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=. II. DRENTING,

A TTOENEYS AT LAW. win practice in Atchisur,
"A Jefferson Dunphan and adjoining Counties Oibae
9TH and Commercial Streets weber's Atch
snl, Kansas Giuns5s
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s. L. RYAN.

4 TTOENEYS AT LAW, Troy Kansas. Office Oy
"A Van BuskiIk & BTpckcnrid.e's store.
Mr. Webb will be in Troy Friday and Saturday Of
week until he removes here permanently. l0mchsi
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FRANKLIN sABcoCK,

ALbbhi PEsHRI,
a TTORNEY AT LAW, Troy Kansas. On;re sou
n side Of Public Square. 9ian79,
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PIERCE Il HEATH

IH4AbNOSns
4 TTORNEY At LAW Troy, Kansas. VIII prari
N in the several Courts uf the STATE. Jfeb56
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ALBERT PERRY,

& TTORNEV AT LAW. Troy Doniphan County
: a Kansas. tiian-O
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j. A. CAMPBELL,

A-OTARY PUBLIC, Severance, Kansas. Collecting
~ done and rrnittanccs promptly made Deeds, Mort
cages and other instruments Of writing properly drawn
Business solicited. IGfeb-g
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. lSs
npNfpuaN EpF-xrg
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WILLIAM Il. COE. n. D..
DIP. L. II. BENNETT,

y ESTDENT DENTIST Severance, Kansas. Otfce
IA over Curtis S Frauklius Drug Store. will wan ON
within twenty miles. Work needs only to be seen
be appreciated The best OF Inference. All work
flntcd 7. q. Boz leo. ctly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15

NOTAEY PyELIC COSEEYASCER AND REA
~ Estate Agent. White tloud, Kansas. Taxes IElii
E0uTcen- lands lorat'd aud sales of real estate mat
at reasonable rates. 9mch5i.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15

gTETEEISARY SURGEON. Troy. Kansas. Utis
V N0aTh.,- pllce. on Iuuctirn ruai- GaPT
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WEBB & WILKINSON,

RA AN Q WUUD,
{ TTOENEFS AT LAW. Troy, Kansas Office first
a dnp- north Of EanL, up stairs. l2ianS2.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
Death Of James CArsW

James Carswel, an old and promi-
nent citizen of this city, died about 5
o'clock last evening at his late resi-
dence No. 1906 Delaware avenue, of
paralysis. Deceased was stricken wi h
a heavy stroke Of paralysis in the
morning and continued to grow worse
until he died. He had been feeling
badly for several days and for Two or
three years had been afflicted with
similar attacks. Deceased was in his
18th year, and native Of this city
He learned the trade Of a cooper on the
Brandywine, and for a number Of
years conducted a cooper shop at
Third and Walnut streets.
Distinguishing this business he went
into the real estate business and built
quite number Of houses. About 1876
he was elected a member of the Levy
Court, but only attended the first ses
sion Of the Court as he had para
lytic stroke while the Court was in ses-
sion.
Deceased was noted for his business
qualities, and was highly esteemed by
all who knew him. He leaves a wife
and several grown children to mourn
his loss. During his lifetime he
amassed considerable property, and it
is generally conceded that he is worth
about $50, 900 The day for the funeral
has not yet been fixed, but it will pro-
badly take place on Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

Warrants were sworn out on Tues
DAY by Harhor Master F'asrer against
aptain peakyne, of the Shady Side,
Captain bloomsbury ofthe Wilmington,
and Captain Denney Of the Susie Ne.
Call, for violating the city ordinance
hy running at greater speed Than four
miles al hour in the ChrisIiana.
The case was heard last evening, and
Austin Harrington, Esq, appeared for
Captain bloomsbury and Dcnnry, Cap.
'ain Deakyne was not present. being
absent in New York, and a representa-.
tive OF the Steamboat Company stated
that the warrant had not been served
upon him.
Several witnesses We're examined, all
of whom stated that the boats had rN.
ceeded the limit allowed by law, but
none If them had timed them since the
FELTON, had been prosecuted Cnd.r
the cross-cXamination of Mr.. Harring.
ton, they admitted that all the boat,
had slackened their speed during tie
past week, and that az the WilmingroN
is a propeller, she did not do any
damage.
Mr.. Harrington made telling ar-r.
mrnt in defense of his clients, and
asked hat the case be lsmls scd, WhIca
was done in the case Of the " iInnrou
but each Of the other boats were fined
$50 and costs.
Mr.. Harm gton gave notice that he
would take an appeal in the case Of Tie
Susie Mccall to Court, and it is prona.
bic the same course will be taken by Tie
owners Of the Shady Side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

A faction Of the Democrats Of the
city are very much opposed to the cleo
ton OF Martin Farrell to the City Coun.
ell from the Fourth ward, and efforts
will, no doubt, he made 10 defeat him.
Thu opposition CONES from the hackers
Of II. b. Mclntire, because they SEE IN
Mr., Farrell Il man who will not be
Swrrved under any considerations from
doing what he conceives 10 be dis duty,
and being opposed to the Water Com
mission and Mr.. Mclulire both, he be-
comes an object OF the most extreme So
licitude, and word has been sent OUT
amongst the faithful that he must be
slaughtered TO save the boss.
A couple Of the boss cmissaries
were busy al work yesterday trying TO
patch up some plan by which Mr. Far
rell may be defeated one of these
emissaries until re- emily held an i'm.
portant office, and even row is . city
official in a small way, and the other is
"A member of the City Council and IL
candidate for re-electiOn. In their
perigrinatiCns around the Fourth ward
yesterday they stopped in front Of Mr.
Turner'S store at Third and Poplar
streets.
Mr.. Turner is now & Republican,
member of Council and candidate for
reelection for the two year term against
Mr. Adele. 1t was proposed to Mr.,
Turner that he have the Republican
ticket so changed as to make himself
the candidate for the one year term
against Mr. Farrell, in which case the
election of Mr.. Turner and Mr.. Adele
would he as rea sonably assured as Mr.
Farrelrs defeat would be. Mr.. Turner
declined to acccde 10 the desire Of Mr..
McIntire's friends, even if his election
had been assured. The matter is CON
siderably talked about III the ward, but
not with the promised result desired by
Mr.. McIntirt's frieEds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
THE REASON WHY.

The reason why some flour
has lost It's vi9or and vitality,
and becomes useless as bread
food, is because it has been
deprived Of the gluten of the
wheat. This gluten Of wheat
may be compared to the lean
OF meat, which is the nutritivc
part. The starch OF wheat is
identical with the fat of meat,
and neither Of which is whole
some or nutritious, A great
point is gained by having the
mineral and starch food elimi-
mated from the flour, so that
nothing is left but the whole
some albumen and gluten,
that possesses nothing but
GOOD bread food, very differ
cnt from the dry, white,
starchy stuff calledtlour,which
makes something called
bread. but is certainly not the
staff Of life. Inquire for this good
-four at my store. W. d. PICK
ELS, Fifth and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

Harry Woodcock, SO of Vim. VICE.
cock, and brother-in-law Of J"Nrl u
France, the paper hanger, is now sl~,u'
ing few weeks in this city. NF
Woodcock was torinerlya resident o'
Wilmington, but entered the army III
1861, joining the SD PrnnsylNHA'H
Regiment. After the war he enAl''"l
in the regular army where he has S'".'
remained. Since his absence RON
home not II word has ever been IT,
ceived from him and he was long sin'e
mourned aSdead. The gentleman STATES
that he wrote number of letters ana
sent several kilograms at various 'A'Ito
but never received an answer from MS
friends. His company are now ''''lon I
ed at Sackett's HarbOr, New YORK, any
he has been granted a turIongh "psH
July 10. He has been stationed III var
ons points in Arizona, where Genera
Crook now is,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

Last evening two women, both o
whom were witnesses for The defense ID
the recent suit against Mrs. Margafrt
Welsh, appeared at the Mayors otflcr,
and stated that she was drunk again,
abusing her children. A warrant was
sworn ont, and officer Andrew More
went to her residence on ButtOnwoOl
street, and brought her to the hall.
She had a hearing this morning at
which Austin Harrington, Esq, was
present The woman in whose house
She lives, testified that Margaret came
home drunk yesterday and beat one "
her children shamctully. She was
corroboratcd By ncighbor " ho har
ucned to be in the house at the tinr
and when she interferred to say" llr
child, the prisoner threatened TO Hra1
her with hot coffee.
The Mayor said she had violated AL
her promises, and he would deal "!'D
her severely. He then imposed a me
of $50 and costs, and Mr. Ilarringloo0
said he would take charge of the chI''
drcn and place them in the Home
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
FIT I'll EDITION
Fight ~ spech.'s Breverv

Yesterday morning q crowd Of colo,,,
men entered the bar-room at Spech, \.
Sphan's brewery, and called Tor h.a
When they had emptied the glasses lbav
ordered them to be re-tilled, but Az tios.
had not paid for what they had alreaI,
drank, Mrs. Specht refused to give ths:
any more. Some words ensu.d ",m
she sent for her husband, who wa. "' w.
the yard, and ~ soon as he entered l., ~
was assailed by the party w,th bo ns
glasses. Mr.. SPAIN also interferrrL ,ni
was struck several times by the riotsrr
VINO seemed determined to tear III.
place ont.
Finally Mr.. Specht procured brp,ch
loading gun, which, however, was no,
loaded, aud succeeded in getting Them
out. They then attacked him wiki
stones, several of which struck him i,
the face and other parts of he lodv
Charles HOuseman, one OF the uuruher
then rushed at Mr.. Specht with razor
and inflicted several severe wound, on
his lips and chin. After this thew wen,
away, and Mr.. Specht went to "A pLyf.
clan and had his wounds dressed H.
afterward found Sergeant Hatton and
after stating the facts of the case, point.
ed out the man who had cut him. a,J
requested his arrest.
AS soon as the Sergeant laid his hand
on him, he was brset by the who,e
gang, and was struck several time,
besides having n number of hottie,
thrown at him. 1t is for, innate fer
the rioters that the Sergeant could moi
get his pist TO fire, or some Of them
would most probably have been hurt.
Housernan escaped at the time, bur
the officer kept an eye on him and fin.
ally edged him in the cells. He had A
partial hearing this morning, which
was continued until this evening, Ia
allow him to obtain witnesses ior HI,
defense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
The MUniclINAl judge,

1t was currently reported yesterday
morning that eX Mayor Simms had
been appointed Judge Of the Municipal
Court, but later in the day il was a,Cer-
tanned thar Walter Cummins, ESP, was
the fortunate man and had received his
commission. Mr.. Cummins stated some
time ago, when his name was mentioned
in connection with the position, that he
had re-considered this determination,
and the announcement Of his appoint
m"nt was Sc mewhat Of IA surprise.
Mr., G., is Il native of Smyrna, 81 years
Of age, and came to this city when
he was about 20 years old. He studied
law with Senator Bayard, and has been
practlCing at the bar for the past y
years. II" is member Of Trinity
chapel, amt one Of the vestrymen, and
his appointment seems to give general
satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
EDITION,
RAILROAD CHANGES.
Contemplated Changes In tn Q
AsnAg emsnt Of the r., w. Il b.
Railroad.

Railroad.
Yesterdays Philadelphia Record
says: The general manager of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
N a few days announce important
changes in the official management OF
Southern lines, the Philadelphia, Will
mington Il Baltimore and branches,
and Baltimore & Potomac. l.. X.
Lodge, the present Superintendent OF
the West Chester road, will be promo
ted to the position OF superintendent OF
the T., W. * u. and the Baltimore Il
Potomac, his jurisdiction extending
to the rmlnus of the latter road at
Quantico, Va,
Acting Superintendent 7. A. Roberts,
who has been filling the place Of W.,
i. LaJta, Superintendent OF the Phil
adelphla division of the main line
from this city to Harrisburg, will be
made Division Superintendent of the
Baltimore Central and the West Ches-
ter roads. Mr.. Latta is now in Europe,
and will return shortly. !. n. Mills
will be continued as Superintendent
of the Delaware Division, including
the DelawarcRailroad from Wilmington
t, Delinar, and its branches, the Dor
chester Il Delaware, the Queen Anne's
and the Delaware x Chesapeake roads.
II. f kenney will be made general
Superintendent over all these div isions,
and his Office will be located at Broad
street station, rs now. The other Off
cial changes involve important changes
Of location. Superintendent Lodges
headquarters will BE- AT Wilmington,
whittier he will at once remove. Mr..
Lodge will occupy the quarters in the
new depot at Wilmington now occupied
by Mr. Mills, whose Office will be re-
moved to Clayton, Del. where a new
binding for the accommodation of his
departments will be built.
The office of the new Superintendent
of the West Ches or and Baltimore Cen
tal divisions will probably be located
in this city. Under this change the
general Division, over which Mr.. Ken
ney is p aced, will be known as the
Southern Division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and willie the largest in miles
of road which it covers of the general
divisions Of the Pennsylvania system.
Few if any changes are anticipated in
the subordinate Offices of the several
divisions
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
Drowned in the Delaware,

Coroner Smith received telegram
from f. r. Norney, Wednesday after
noon, to the effect that man was
found drown Il in the Delaware river,
and that the body was at the cabin OF
Norncy, near Aldrich Beach, This
morning the Coroner, in company with
DR.. Oglc and undertaken Palmer, drove
to MddIetown for the purpose Of view
ing the body and holding an inquest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
The First Letter Carrier.

William r. Morris, proprietor Of the
Wilmington Copying House, 81 West
Second street, has unearthrd "A real curl,
osity and has it limned in crayon and
handsomely framed. II is the Likeness
Of Ben. amin BlackistOn, the first ana
only letter carrier in Wilmington in hi>
time. Quite large number Of elderly
people who welcomed his visits rccol
ect him well and Will be struck with
the strict resemblance between the orig
nal and MIR. Morris crayon likeness
Mr.. NJ. will have it in his store window
for some time to come.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
The Municipal Clerk.

Judge cumInins this morning offered
the Municipal clerKship to II. r. Pen
f e., aud Mr.. Pennington has
accepted the office. Both Judge Cum.
Minis and Clerk Pennington are compe-
tent gentlemen to fill their respective
offices, but their appointments look very
much like governing Wilmington, by
way of Dover. Judge Cummins is from
Smyrna, and Clerk Pennington from
Dover, bur both have resided in vii
mington several years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

The strawberry festival at OIivet
Presbyterian Church, under the direc.
rlon of the Ladies Missionary Society,
vas continued last night and was fairly
attended. The room is tastetully de-
corated and the lady walters make it
pleasant to all who attend by serving
them promptly with ice cream, straw
berries and other refreshments. Dur.
ing the evening the choir diScourscd
some excellent music, " hirh was highly
appreciated by all present. The tr>'i-
val will close this evening, and those
desiring to spend an hour or tw" in a
social way should make it point to
atttnn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31

In amatch game Of cricket ye'',t'''nn.r
afternoon, on the new grounds in 'Dt
smith Ward, between the ~. "rn' ',,.
Cricket club and the Delaware En ;,,"'
both ofthis city, the former were WAX :,
rious by n score Of 40 to 60. since ~,
season the ST. Georges have been ~, +,
t"rially strengthened and are ap .n,s.
play a fine game. Yesterday a P' Tnn
sional crickcter from Yorkshire, . n,
land played with them and did ti'ee,nn
bowling. They outpIayrd tho't un prps
nents at every point, the pe'a""
showing lack of practice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
Leg BrOk en-.

Yesterday afternoon Wharton Cornell,
10 years Of age, son Of lloratio Cornell,
fell from the fence at Calvary Church,
Third and Washington streets, and
broke his leg. He was removed to the
residence of his father at Second and
Jefferson streets, where the fracture
was reduced by DR.. Carlow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
DEATHS.

RICH ARDoON-On May 30, lso3, George :.
Richardson. aged i years.
Funeral from the house Of licnlamiu Wat
son. near the New Bridge, Hrandywine Banks,
on Friday. Services at O'Clock. lnternent
at Mt. salem Cemetery.
pHlLlrS-ln HrandywIuc Hundred, on the
30th OF May. lhe,j, Lewis Philips. aged about
81 years
lut.rmcnt AT Newark Mon cemetery, on
Saturday afternoon. atg O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-31
IT You Want

to get a good mirror togo over your bar
don't fail 10 attend the sale Of furniture
and bedding Of l.. f. Adair, 2O7 Mar
ket street tomorrow (Friday) after
noon, at one o'clock, AS You will get
bargains