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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. ll.-Reports
from Fields still house Oh the Cum
berland river say that last week four
men became drunk there and ell
gagged i'm n fight. Field separated
them and ordered the party to leave
which they refused to do. Field then
drew a pistol and shot all of them.
Matt knight was killed instantly;
Jesse Knight died next day and Maj.
Day and John Jenkins canno. live.
Field escaped.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Cotton Ii King.

WAsHINGToy. Dec. 1.-THE season
for Cotton picking is quite favorable
and local estimates aggregate the pro-
duct not diminished and the general
tone is comparativly hopeful. The
indication points to a crop Of about
6,OOO, 900 bales: 1t IL possible the cot
ton movement of the year may pass
that limit.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Fired for Caus 70.

KINGSTON, Ont. Dec. ll.-Rev. DIR.
Wilson, for attending the salvation
army meetings, has been dismissed
from the curacy of st. Georges cathe-
dral. Members of the congregation
are signing a petition for the doctors
Reinstatement, but others threaten to
leave the church If the doctor returns.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

600 of bonds embraced I'm the 123 call,
redeemed to-day. The annual report
ofcommissioner ofagricuiture, in print,
in urging the importance of forest
culture to the commissioner says: The
total value of forest products of the
United States as per census for the
year is estimated at 500, COG, 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
A Southern Shooting.

YAzoo CRY, Miss, Dec. ll.-Col.
J. r. Powell, SO years of age,
wealthy planter of Washington county
and formerly of Montgomery, Ala,
was shot at MOdoc, sunday, ON the
Sunfiower river, by Charles +. Robin.
son. The dispute was trivial that led
TO the shooting.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-Rev. Anna
Oliver, lately in charge Of the Metho-
dist church, Brooklyn was mulcted
in the sum Of $500 In the suit of
Rev. Edward Jones. She claimed
the money was gift to the church he
said IL was loan TO the lady.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Distilled Deyiitry.

IRoNToN, No., Dec. ll.-Advices
from Bremington's distillery in the
southern part Of Madison county, say
that In u quarrel brewing out Of an
old feud, Saturday last, VIM, Boyer
shot VIM. Norris In the left breast,
Bart Kelley in the head and was him
self shot through the heart and in
stantly killed. Kelly died Sunday
and Boyer Is not expected TO live.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

CINCINNATI, Dec. ia special
from Wheeling says: Big Bill Kin
ney, who was acquitted OF murder mt
West Union, yesterday, was taken
from jail by mob and hung last
night. II Is reported the mob started
for Clarksbury where cousin Of Kin
neys Is In Jail, convicted of man
slaughter. with the intention Of hang
Ing him also.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Connecticut Blaxa,

BRIBoEPoRT. Conn, Dec. 1.-THE
fur hat factory Of VIM. A. Brown, OF
South Norwalk, was burned with its
contents. Loss, S25,00O; insurance,
ST. 900. Two hundred and fifty hands
are thrown out Of employment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Treats All Alike.

ST.. PAUL, Dec. 1.-THE Drake
block ON Third street, opposite the
Merchants hotel, IL burning. The
loss on Magee's restaurant will lie
about SIS, 600, loss on building cannot
he determined yet.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
There are Othsrs.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. l1.-Trevlyn
Rydant, u well known barrister of
this city, mysteriously disappeared
two months ago, to-day his body was
found i'm High park with revolver In
hand. 1t is supposed the rejection Of
his suit by young lady unhinged his
mind,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Csrelessnsss or Negligence.

CLAyPooL, Ind, Dec. lO.-This
morning about ten o'clock boiler in
Shipley Bros. saw mill exploded, in
stantly killing John Hadie, engineer,
fatally injuring Haddix Ramsay and
VIM. Bloom. Haddix and Ramsay
leave large families In poor circum-
stances; the loss on the mill Is $l0,-
Ok
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l.-Strait in
troduced bill to reduce the price OF
public lands within railroad limits;
Slocum for the relief Of t'itzjohn Por-
ter; Scales repeating internal revenue;
Gunther providing for the election of
territorial governors; Raymond. estab-
fishing the territory OF North Dakota.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
Stocks.

New YORK, Dec. 1l.-Northern Pa
cific, 25s; preferred, 90. 81. Paul
Minneapolis Il Manitoba, 99l; :. Western
Union, ISL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
THEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

The u NY JOURNAL c,niro all Associated Press
D. spaieh,s in Miles City, ssl is the only paper in
Eastern Montana that receives legitimate tele'
graz Lie reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

tlRJAY WOOD,
Office below the Journal Building. Main street.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12
CONTRACTORS.
PHYSICIANS

~ Is. LEBCIFR, NJ. ID.
-. PHYSICIAN AID SuRGE os.
Ofhce at City Drug Store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

It's reported Tennyson's title will
be Baron Tennyson Deyn Count OF
Aldworthl
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-12

Liverpool and London ard elol< las. 20. London
iheenix Insurance Company hnokitr.
~. Paul Firs and Marine Insurance Co., -. fasl.
,;ermnp American Insurance Company New rosh.
spri.xSela Fin and y. las. Co, springfield. Mass.
standard Insurance OS6ee, Londsn.
Aneriean Central Insurance tcmpsny. n. fsus..
csnnsrsial rnisa AsssFsnce cessFasy, 1sndon.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
An Efficient Officer.

During the year Mr.. Hickey has been
Clerk of the marker he has proved him
self most efficient officer. He has
executed the laws without fear or favor,
and Wagei an unc.a,iLg war on false
weights and fraudulent measures, Sc
that now a person who buys pound OF
meat or a quart OF berries is sure of get
ting har they pay tor. The old bat
tered measures holding pint and a
half that We're made to duty as quarts
have entirely disappe@red and the half
pecks wi IN inch and a half false
bottom hay, Income a thing of the past.
1t would have been a. impossibility
for him TO execute the laws in the man
ner he has withoat making enemies, tol
it is an old and true adage that says:
"No rogue ere felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law"
And il is equally ap licahle 10 those
who enforce tie law. Persons some
times ccnsure the faithful officer, for
getting that he did not make the laws,
bur has taken solemn oath to enforce
them. The minority of honest dealers
are anxious rhu Mr.. Hickey shall be
re-clrrteh, a> they feel that in driving
the dishonest ones away, or compelling
them to lSt honest weights and metl,
SurcS he has benefited every honest
dealer, AID it is probable that a petition
numpr0usly signed viii be presented It
Council. asking that Ii" b" continued il
thc gkltc..
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
N,RrieN'S llrCMs.

N'Rricn's cirCiiS was attacked at
Pa, Dn the evening of the
18Th inst, The circus was performing
in ,ne town, Whcn number of rowdi"s
undertook To rm the show; and COM
mrnced by cutting the ropes and slash
ing the canvas The special officers Ell
gagged for the orcaSiun, named Evans,
Cnrtley, Thomp, and Nolu, arrested
some OF the icalers Of the hoodlums,
when tAnir friends, to the number OF
five hundred, attacked the policemen,
Bricks, cluh> AVID stones We're freely
used aud great excitement prevailed,
the employees ralIying to the aid OF the
officers. Some Of he latter We're badly
hr,,isc-i and cut. The prisoners were
rescued. Henry Markahy, Ed. VIII
, I,ams aud Humphrey Greene, all ne
| yrur~. were arrested this afternoon ion
| hrviuL taken part in the assault on the
/ officer They W"rr fined and heH nm
9N = tu5l'rr charge h" made agains
tu.u orrv,istin4 t1icrrS and in"l,ing
mot.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Nv virtua o. a decree Of the Chancellor OF
the State of ID laware. will he exposed to
Public sale. on the premises, in the city OF
Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, JuNk. 30, 1888,
at II o'clock, a. M.
The following described real estate, situate in
the city of Wilmington. on the east side OF
Lombard street, between Fourth street and
Christiana river (rnost OF which was recently
occupied bv the Lvblell Car Wheel Com
pany J to wit:
No |. Lot extending from Fourth street tu
Third street being 25t #. 10 inches on Fourth
street 1855 feet inches oi. Lombard street.
| and n57 feet inches On Third street. Divided
and to be sold in lots as per plot.
No 2 Lot on the sOutheaSteriy side Ol
| lThird street, being 253 feet inches on said
street. and 100 iect OF Lombard street. M
yided and TO he sod in lots aS per plot.
| Nos. Lot extending from said NJ. tt
second street. being rs feet IN Lombard st
aui 81 fee, on Sc 'ond street, On which are a
brick Cron and brass) foundry. brick machine
| shop and blacksmith shopwth steam engine
boiler line shaf,ing. cupOlas, ovens } cranes
! , large lathe, upright drills. hosting ma
chimes ane / koo blower.
No 1. Triangular lot on the southeastern!
corner of Lo.ihlrt and second streets. being
| IgO feet o inches on Second street and III feet
| -
tlIree-story brick building, stable and car
l.age house.
| NJ, 3 Lot On the nurtheasterly corner OF
| Front and Lombard streets being lb4 feet
inc cs ON Front street and about 5O feet Oh
Lombard street on which is a frame stable.
| No d LO. extending from Front street tt
Christanu river. being l5t feet inches on
Front street. about 490 feet on Lombard street
and about l64 feet inches On said river, on
which are a brick foundry sundry frame
buildings. wagon scales. crane, 2cupolas,
boiler. II no sting machines overhead rail
ways and sunory other machinery and NIX
! lures.
| TEEMS--2o per cent. OF the purchase mon
ey to he secured on the day of sale by the
bond OF the purchaser, with surety, payable
on the return Of sale, september 3 next. Bal
ance OF purchase money in four equal install
ments, payable respectively in one, two,three
| and four years. with interest from the return
of sale, payable 'e'ui.annually, 70 he Sc ,ured
| by the bond Of the purchaser with Il mortgage
| of the premises On failure Of the purchaser
| to comply with the terms % sale the ~ pei
| cent paid or secured to he forfeited.
VlTTOR Dupont. ! Trrstces
W. c. SPRT ANtE. , ''"''''
Wilmington, Del, June &, 1888.
| lel3 II. % y % 1921 ,Y,29.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
Political.

Auoth"l ballot tor T.. :. Senator was
taken ir joint convention Of the New
Hampshire Legislature yesterday. II
stood
Eol ms, l2I: Bingham, III. Briggs,
2i: Patterson, u Stevens, lS: Mars
ton, II scattered, |, Necessary to a
choice, i67. The ballot showed Il loss
uf . votes for Rollins.
The Senate Of Massachusetts yesterday,
hv a vote of II to II, refused o m"rnorl-
alive Congress for female suffrage
au"ndm-ut 10 the Federal COnstitu-
tlUn,
The Democratic state Convention OF
ohio meets in tuiumbus to-day.
A convention +" prepare Il platform
for the Organization If South Dakota a-
a State met on Tuesday at Huron, II
| that Territory, -Four hundred delegates
were present Barney Caultield, of The
y ark Hills. was elected chairman.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
THE BEST REAPER.

1t makes no difference to
us whether the Osborne, the
Minneapolis or the Deering
carries off the prize for the
best reaping and binding.
They of course cut the wheat
Of which our flour is made,
but we are after the flour. 1t
isafter the wheat is cut, thresh-
ed and garncred, that the
manipulatlons and changes
take place that make either
good or bad flour. 1t is our
object to get the best flour
we can tor our customers
We do not like to dictate to
our customers what to buy,
but if they would only con
suit us as to the best hou1
they should use, we think we
could render them valuable
assistance. You had better
be careful of yonr horses this
hot, sultry weather, and try
some OF our horse food
and medicine. w ID. PICK
ELS, 5th and King streets
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
4 New <JliiDpI.

The corner stone Of the Swedish Mis-
sion Chapel Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will be laid wiIh appropriate
crrcmouic, a. Ihrcoruerol OF Eleventh and
Claymout streets, (ovrr Eleventh street
b'id~rJ Gu Friday, june 22d. ~ I
o'clock. y. N, Addresses viii ur driiv-
cred BY Bishop Andrcw& and Hcv, &,
W. MiIlcr a foImer pastor Of Gra""
church, The friends af the enterprise
are cordially invited 10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

IT WOULD be amusing, if it was not
to see how the Anthracite
gathers in the Quickstep every time
they have a chance. But there seems to
be u general decentralization of those
clubs that started ont well at the com
mencement of the season, The Quick
step had a splendid record and aspir"d
to first place in the Inter. State Associa-
rion, but unless there is IA change soon,
the name will have to be changed to
" Sowstep." SO with the Athletic and
Cleveland clubs that were almost irwin
cible at first ; now they are beaten al
most naily by the most ordinary clubs.
The mysteries of base ball appear to be
some Of those " onsartil things that a
fellow can't keep the run Of. We notice,
however, that the Merritt club don't
dtm0ralize worth cent.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
Nrs.tD, g. fe.

~ociai lItt is a r.. Y0f.-rro character.
The selfish man i~ Ov!nced Of the
self 1hntS- Of Ia url-!rp"-, while the
generous man sees uuy h4lr kjndI:ncss
The cold heart thinks thai humanity is
barren of affection. while the loving
s,lrit finds it oyrr'iuNing all around
Him. Drcp' is eyer di~trustfu., while
sincerity rN'v.dS the cordial grasp OF
rouhdrpe. The passionate meet with
violence, and the rud" With rudrness,
whI" ,ho grurl. and courteous rejoice
/ in 'he ,s"uti,ur>> aud courtesy extended
Io'htm. Each quality has a magnetic
attraction hy which it draws out its like
in othrr+, the bad clicitiug what il bad
ia" good and pure drawing ont and de
vcIOpiug gppdneoS and purity.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

AFTER THE gudgeons and cogs of the
new Municipal Court become properly
creased, they will perhaps work
smoother A new machine hardly ever
starts off right at first, and hence We can
excuse considerable of the friction and
creaking of the new gear. When it
gets properly oiled up, perhaps Judge
Cummins will not be in such big hurry
in discharging cases until he ascertains
whether the officers have finished max
ing charges against the accused. The
failure to prove man drunk, must not
be accepted as evidence that the same
man may not be \ pickpocket, burg
lar or a horse thief Officers cannot
tell all they know in a single breath and
a single sentence, and police officers dc
not always make the worst charges first.
A little questioning or time given to the
officer to tell all he knew would have
disclosed something more than man
on little shine, as in the case of tn,
prisoner Harry O'Neill discharged yes
terday morning
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
4 DMINlSTRATRlN'S SALE
REAL. ESTATE


BY virtue ofa order Of the Orphans Court
for New Castle County, lie sold at Public
sale. at the County CQHtt House, in VII,
mington, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, il Ne ~, A. D., 1898,
at II O'Clock, a. m,
The following described real estate, being a
part Of the property of Joseph Z. Grnbb, de
ceased
No |. A farm of about - acres in Christi.
ana Hundred. in the County of New Castle
on the Lancaster Tnrnph" road. about two
mites from Wilmngt n,with large mansion
house, farm house. barn, stables and other
buildings.
No 2 A farm adjoining No. J, containing
about 40 acres with h use and o'herbuldings
The property described as No. l will be sold
in lots. Of about 10 acres with the mansion
house. stable. etc. being a most desirable
country residence with excellent buildings
and all modern Improvements. The other OF
about 62 tcres, with frame holse. good barn,
etc. All to be sold clear of dover.
HANNAH II iRUB8 Administering
NICTnR DUPONT. Attorney.
June u. 1888. lelo-cod-tg.-dt2I
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

THE EXrEHIMENT If rnmiug tenn
perance and politics tog"' hen VIII have
"a tair trial in Iowa Ihis year, Pro
Ilibitionists control a large ua. oritr Of
The delegates to the Eepuhiran State
rop yention, and will dictate the plat
form. This will demand prohibIouhl
.ratutr law or by rouStitnti"na' amend
nunt. The Judges who in any way
pad anything to do with d"'Idng
4gajnst the late Constitutional Amend
meant will he defeated for nomination
aud out and ont prohibitioniSts will b'
apminated in their stead. The whoI'
,ountry will look with interest on the
progress and result Of this squar" pro
hibitOry contest.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

FORTY thousand is the majority prom.
ised for the Republicans in Pcnnsyl-
vania at the coming election. This
results from union aud harmony in the
party Republicans in all the States
should do like heir brethren in Penn
sylvania, sink all differences for the
sake of success.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

PHItADELI'uIA has uncarthcd an
other horror. It'll, said the renain@ Of
twnuty-ono ehridrm bam been found
IN the cellar Of a q0or, doctor. We
cope it may turn om ike the bones
tluud IN William Penn cellar.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

THE CATHOLIC church has lost one
Of its besi educated men, liberal mind
ed and consistent in his profession, in
the death of Archbishop Wood, of Phil
a0elphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
TRUNKs ANB TRAVELLING BAGS

obtained aai all DuAnossia
T "A EN Id the u. 5. Pl.ent 0rtce, orH
the Court attended TO for modern foes
When model or drawing ia sent we advls
as 10 patentability free ofcharge; md We nlaN
no charge unless we obtain patent.
We relief, here, to the Post MAsterthe SaR.
Of the Money Order DIV, ami 20 otiol ais oi.m
". s. Patent Office. For circular, advle.,
terms and reference to Acyua. ,ltents In you
state or county, address
O. A. SNOW & %, :,
Opposite Patent Otce, Wadhinston, y "
Mention this papor' nrvia-tod-"
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
ON THU URSDnI

Delaware,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF JULY. 1855.
At 10 O'Clock, a. m, the following described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece Of ground Situ-
ate in the City and County of New Castle
and State of Delaware, bounded and desrrib-
ed as follows. to wit
Beginning at a point the southwest side
of Chestnut street, between Market and va
ter streets, where the said side Of said tEcst
nut street Is lnterso1toA by the southea'ttrly
side of a street or alley twenty feet wide
thence by tn said side Of said street Or alley
in southwesterly direction llO feet to the
line of land of Samuel Elchelis, thenc: there
by in a southeastern direction AZ ferta i'ch-
es to a line of another lot o the said EIchtlis,
thence thereby in a northeasterly direct Tn
los feet one inch to the said side Of Che smut
street, afOres id, and thence by the said SIDE
Of Chestnut street. in u northTesterly d!rec.
ton, 10 feet to the place rt begiI Mug. be the
contents thereo' more or less. with the right
to use the said twenty feet wide street or al
ley forever.
Seiz"d and taken In execu,luI a. the prop
erty of Sol, mon Newlove ani Wiihelmiua
F. +. his wife. and t. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES MART. \, SherIh.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Jane ID.
1883. le2l
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21
lOCAI.IlNlE TABLE.
Corrected .gune 1. 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON Fol

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
pttLA,-2.Jw-2.%3 -- $50 $40 7.00-;.5o
& lrt~-s l5--g DD-D 339 $50. DO. 81
a. IN - u. WI m .-l2 .5I-2 3Ot =
4. .Ot-b l7>-5.3t -u.5t IS 3St-,. .26- l.30'-'o7'
p. na.-
NV YORK - 2.9O*-2 -6.3o-9.!s- ll.53
a r,-ln. as. 5i-h. l-t-6.3ss-726 26.p.ul.
BALTIMoRE-l.o .o5t-l. ia-4 ,5!*-S.G S.Gjf-9.lf
.. m.-l227-l oo--i 90 - so - 500 s5' -
il.U+t p. m.
WAsHrNGroY-li i2f--4. 5ls--s .O5t--9.1T a. m:
--lGp--I.09 --5No--65r-1lot' p N.
BALTIMORE AND ISTERMEDiATE STATIONS.
lOj+--".l la. II i .N'--' 10 p. N.
Trains running hcth tally and Sunday.
I Trains running only "u Sunday.
DELAWARE X. r. -G.Wt-' II a. A. lob
3.OO"-4 .oo ~ y. N. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and INTERN ediate sta
lions.
WMMlNGToN n NORTHERN RAILRoAD--73
q. N ~ ~. -, II =, N.
DELAWARE WEsTgKN kAunoAD--7 30
Il. II :-5.3N i. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FROM
| pHILADEIrHI A--l2 4Jt-l OO'--l sgt ~
4J-s. .V2'--4 O5--g. l2--l0. .lDtll.3 .35 Il. m. ~ %
-l4 au--s O7-2 3p+ q 80 80 40 455- 80
- a:}--G .06 IS 7.3;r+-7.t0 80 -lO3s'-lO.to'
| =, m.
| New NORK---l. .3E-4 47t--s09 g 9.l2t q.
IN IL 50-l.01 4. l.55--C. 4S'-l0.5s. p. m.
HALrIMoi,B--l 5lt--2 1872. .34-n. .54-ll .43 a,
m:--IL.38-l.a l.al-,j. lls-6 VI. .At-9.49s p.
| WASH NGTON--l jlt--2 l3s-ll.43 Il. IN -
I2.3f--l .bl--6 llt--6 3cf-7 2lt p. III.
Both daily and Sunday.
I Dn Sunday only.
DELAWARE kAILHoAD--s5 5o--A 5ot-lO.l5 a.
IN l2.Ob--5. .0j'--G.50 y. II. No Sunday train
From New Castle Only,
81 WILMING1ON n NORTHERN RAILROAD--6.ls
S.3S-ll.4 40 a. m; 6lb =. III.
DELAWARE WEsrgWH kalLEoAD 500 am
Alb y. m.
rRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELplIIA-B
STREET STATION
+, 3Os-3 55,-6. 30 2O.-s O0--s 2I.-s @4-
lOl6-ll .30-ll 50 a. l2.26-l.o o5t-l 81
4 Wl--3l l6-4 VI 2t-5 Uj-5.2o 5i-- 6.O1t -
36-s 3O#-g 800 Wt-ll.3g' =. IN
NEW CAsTLE-S,33 ,33-9 35-lo oW2-ll .Ib a. N.
y. +o--6.35 p. NJ.
Z Daily aud sunday.
f ON Sunday only.
A train will leave Wilmington for NcWhrF
! and way stations, Sundays excepted. at -
!, a, III. Returning leave Newark at S.25 a. m
e for wilmington and way stations.
4 fB-The black figures dcUOte IN
- Limited Express Trains'"n
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

CtHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari facias, to me ur~Fed.
", Il be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel
kept by Jacob Richards on in thaCity. Hun.
dred and County of New Castle, State oi
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-21

Nv virtua Oe a decree Of the Chancellor OF
the State of ID laware. will he exposed to
Public sale. on the premises, in the city OF
Wilmington on
The National tribune., 1883-02-15
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Our Agricultural Editors Weekly Chat With Els
Rae6

Our Agricultural Editors Weekly Chat With His
Readers.
Is IL absolutely necessary TO prune shorten the
branches of at transpaDting Amateur, Troy,
NY.
Ans.: All depends upon the amount of roots
which are secured; if all the roots are preserved,
theoretically there would be no need TO prune
the branches. 1t is always q safe thing TO thin
out the weak branches or shoots, and at the
same time shorten the long shoots, when tree
is removed. but the exact extent of top pruning
will be guided by the condition of the roots
There is decidedly less risk of less when the
tops are well cut back.
notice that it is advised to put half an ounce of
sulphur under the roots of Strawberries which will
keep away white grubs. Nfy opinion is that grubs
and the like pay no attention to sulphur applied In
that way. nave seen them covered all over with
1t without caring for it; and even if they were to eat
it what harm would 1t do them?
AnS.: We consider your opinion correct.
john C. Jarvis, Jr., ~ Y-The use of Paris
Poisons of this kind are only useful in the de-
struction of leaf-eating caterpillars, bugs, and
beetles, but have no effect upon insects that live
only upon the juices of plants. To destroy
bark lice, we find nothing at once so simple
cheap, and efficient as to whitewash tho affected
parts.
j. Dorsey, Md-The results of experiments
seem to show that it makes no difference which
end of Post is set in the ground. Earring the
bottom ends OF posts is an advantage if the posts
are well seasoned and dry before the applica-
tion otherwise, it is not so valuable. The last
ing property of woods depend somewhat upon
the soil upon which they have been grown.