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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
A Grand SucceNN.

The entertainment given by Good In
tent Div. :. OF t., No. 3, in the McClary
building last evening was a grand sue
cess and the members should feel proud
of their first appearance in public Ell :
tertainment and Of their program and
the manner in which it was render.
ed
The music under the direction of Mr..
VIM j. f. Collins assisted by Misses
Novel;, johnson, Mrs Willing and
Mr.. johnson was highly appreciated
on account Of harmony Of song and
clear pronunciation Of words. The
Irish song Untitled Many Slip was "a
big hit and brought down the house.
The drama entitled the Miller of Mans
field, was well rendered by Messrs.
Dewsnop, Fincher and Booker. and
justly deserved the applause given by
the audience The characters in the
drama of King WIN III, John Brown,
the miller and The kings conrtiers
were all represented in beautiful COS
TUNES suiting their time.
Prof. ID. W. BisselIe was in his hap
piest mood, and his selections were
heartily received and encorcs given.
fhe rendition of "little Yockup Srousc"
cannot be excellei. Tue Organization
of Wilmington would certainly he AZ IA
loss without the Professor, as we have
noticed his name associated with nearly
all Of the prominent entertainments OF
the season.
The program was brought 10 close
by singing til" song "Good Night" All
expressed Themselves as being highly
entertained
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Police Court.

The session of police court last even
ing WAS unusually large and at me,
quite spirited Five ordinary DRINKS
were disposed of at fifty cents and costs
Kate kenney charged another one Of
her neighbors with assault and battery
The case was repetition Of the one
heard on Wednesday evening, the wit
nesseS and plaintiff being the same
parties, hut the accused anor her victim
Harry Sharplcy, Esq, r"pr",rnlrL the
defendant and crosS-cAali! eel the wit
ncsses.
Mrs Comfy being called, she appear
ed very Indignant AID lei her tongue
20 like a stel''. .HglHr towards the de.
fendanI's go nst!, asking Lam numcl.
GUS questions. WI hen she stopped to
catch her breath, Mr. Suup,cy tooh
advantage Of the interim, sion and said
" If said all know about you wo-
men, l would parayze y"u,' 10 which
Mrs. Comfy replied, " Para we us!
paralyze YOURSELF"
The accused Wa. fined 80 cents and
costs and required 10 turnis Il 500
peace bond.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
FOURTH EDITION,
AppaintmentsM Made.

At the session of the A. U. NJ. P. Con-
ference yesterday, the following ap-
pointments were made:
Middle District--A. U. Church, this
city, q. V. Peterson {; Star Of Bethel
Pa, Il. A. Blackson; st. Johns,
Chester, Pa, J. II. Nichols; Newark,
Del, +. II. Chippey Mt. Salem, n. j.,
J. }. Broadway Elmira Station. N. Y,
l. Is. Cooper; Hockessin, ID. d. Till
man Marlborough, N. j., J. W. Hall !;
Woodbury., N. j., G. W. Riggs Media,
Pa, j. W. Chamberlain Norristown,
II. II. Davis Philadelphia Circuit p.
Sulvy Chippey's Chapel, New Bruins
wick, N. j., Moses Chippey Horse
Head Station, N. Y, T. Is. Scott Mil
burne Circuit, N. j., J. King Havana
Station, N. Y, George Iodine Cape
May, n. j., A. George Pennsylvania
Mission, G. Walker New York Mis-
sion, j. X. johnson PIainfed, N. j.,
c. Duval Bloomfield and Newark Mis-
sion, N. j., Thomas Storts; Passac
and Bellvill-, N. j., James Blanks.
Maryland Circuit and Mssions-St.
Johns, Baltimore, Il. W. Scott ; East
Baltimore, G. II. Williams; St. Mat
thew, Baltimore, J. II. Medley Wico-
mico and Hartford counties, l.. II. Dan
lels Cecil county, j. w. SlyDey Elk
ton, l. II. Nicholas Kent County, ID.
NJ. Roberts Talbot County, Samuel
Molock; Baltimore County Mission, W.
Thomas Anne Arundel, j. T. Parker !;
Hartford Mission, +. Brown Montgom-
cry and Howard, Peter Carey District
of Columbia, Wicomico, Dorchester,
Somerset, Carolina, Queen Anne's and
Frederick Counties Missions are still to
be supplied.
BY notifying President Daniels by
june 80, the preachers of the Maryland
District will be permitted 10 hold camp
meetings. The Rev. +. W. Scott was
appointed Temperance ~ ut "r f,r
Maryland District. TIN. Rev. +. ".
Scott preached at A. L. church last
evening. After the service the Rev. j.
King was ordained elder and the Revs.
John II. Nicholas, Joseph j. Broadway
and Abraham George were ordained
deacons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
WE WILL SELL YOU

A Good Suit Of Clothing for S.
A Good Cheviot Suit, 7
A Good Cassimcrs Suit, 8
The Acma Suit, 10
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Dots.

The letter carriers pared in Tie II
new uniforms to-day.
Council Chamber was crowded with
anxious spectators last night
The Councilnanic contests in the va
ri0lls wards to morrow viii hr exciting.
Emlen Hewes, the lumber merlart
who recently failed, has been granted
an extension Of time.
Strawberry festivals an !" order for
weXt week, and "A nnIIhcr have been
announced
The steamer Shady SIDE was again
crowded with passengers l. -'Iav, an OF
whom are taking advantage Of the leg
fare.
AT Pottsvillr yesterday tie Anthra'
cite defeated the Trenton club, III AZ
Interstate championship game by a
score of 10 to Is.
The real estate Of the Pioneer Coach
Company is now offered a. riSate sale.
The net proceeds of IN" SALE otpersonA
property amounted to s., Ito.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

This morning AS the ST. amer Samur.
NJ. FELTON, was going down thr Christi
ana sll" ran into TIM sch onrr BrnFt'
min Han that was lying at Il" whnrN+
of the Diamond State lrM Complny
and tore off her checks and SlanchiollN
The captain Of the schrorrl ali''-
wards swOrr ont n Warratt before ~
Mayor against Captain Wiley, "t :, -
FELTON,, for violating the ordinance y b
prohibits steamer, from loing faster
than fourteen miles per hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
The Great Clothing
Combination.

Oak Hall combines large
capital, large stock, large
ideas of business, large ex-
penditures tor skill, large ex-
perience - everything that
can possibly enter into the
largest retail clothing bust
ness in the country. This COM
bination exists that the peo-
pie Of Philadelphia may have
the largest facilities for buy
ing Mems and Boys Clothing
at the least cost. No com
blnation equals it in masni-
tude, and the entire organiza-
ton is at the command of the
buyer OF a single pair of the
cheapest sort of trousers. 1t
is the hundred thousand small
buyers that cheaper t h {
goods for each other and
create the great business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
FIT TIL ED|T|0 \
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTEs
what the Local Politicians are H..
ing-rhe Candidates OF both Par.

what the Local P0llticIans are H.,
ing-rhe Candidates or both Pa.
ties.
Thomas X. Irons Is named as Es
publican candidate for Council fro,,
the first ward. 1t IL said that t he in,
tiuence of the "boss" il thrown in "a.
vor Of Mr.. Mckenna's re-nOmi nation
and that he will assuredy be sueqp.,.
full.
The Republicans of the Second yard
are still looking for a candidate. WIN
X. Bowman, 1t ~ said, declines the
nomination. Mr.. Quinn, it is saii, will
poll o large vote.
Mr.. Blake thus far seems to have
things his own way in the Fifth wanl
without an opposing candidate, for The
Democratic nomination.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward
made a large rally at Stidham > auction
room last evening. William NJ. Turner
and Samuel NJ. Ward were nomna,el
for City Co !ncil for the Two and ONE
year terms respectively. A. ID. Van.
dever was nominated for Inspector far
the Western, and Geo. W. Singley for
the Eastern District. John Il. johnson
was also nominated for Collector and
Assessor for the Southern District.
On the Democratic side the names If
John Otto and Isaac Dillon are added
to the list Of Democratic candidates
j. Newlin Gawthrop has declined be.
lug IA candidate for he Republican
nomination for Council from the Film
ward, and the contest will now be- BE-.
tween Councilman Beecher anu II.
Pickles.
James A. Anderson ha, announcpd
himself as an independent Republican
candidate for Council from the Sixth
ward.
The Democratic Executive Commute.
of the Seventh ward has nominated Al.
van Allen as the candidate for CITY,
Council and George II. Murphey and
William Bidwell as candidates for In.
spectors in the Eastern and Western
precincts respectively. D. Taylor Brad.
ford and James McNey have been nam
ed for Assistant Inspectors
Mr.. Allen will hardly be sent to the
City Council by the mum rous votes of
" Brockey " Tenn, Gus O'ponnel and
other rcpeaters, as he was sent from the
Fifth ward by the same votes.
The Eighth ward Democrats are in a
quandary. They want 10 get a candi-
date to beat Litzenberg, but 40 not
know where To find him. john HanI.
ton the most popular man declines. The
of the Ninth Ward will
meet Tomorrow evening at the old
Academy at so'clock, for the purpose
Of nominating an Inspector and Assist
ant Inspector for that ward. a genpr-
al turnout OF Republicans is desired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Thirtieth Anu1yerHAry

Between forty and fifty relatives and
friends Of W. Scott Vernon assembled,
by invitation, at his residence, last
evening, AZ So Monroe street, and con-
gratuIat-l him on the thirteth annivrr-
sary Of his birth. Refreshments were
"rv"d,to when ample justice was done.
Mr.. Vernon vas the recipient of numer-
ons tokens Of esteem and respect, as re-
membranes Of friendship and the
pleasures of the occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
A Model Machine.

The mode of carpet cleaning IN this
enlightened age is certainly novel one
compared with the old style of shaking,
hanging on a clothes line and beating
with sticks, which greatly Injuries the
carpet. BY visit To Thomas Ferry's'
carpet cleaning establishment, north
east corner Eleventh and jackson
streets, may be seen a novel carpet
cleaning machine, invented by this
gentleman and used in this city for
some time TO the entire satisfaction Of
every one. Mr. Ferry's prices for
cleaning carpet are very moderate, be-
ing three cents yard for ingrains and
mattiugs; four cents for Brussels, and
Administer, Wilton and velvet. Goods
called for and delivered free, within
city limits. All goods taken from adj
iacent towns will be taken TO and from
the cars. The work is always done in a
satisfactory manner, and persons EN-
trusting their carpets III the hands OF
Mr.. Ferry may rest assured that they
will receivepromptand proper attention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

The n. NJ. t. A. will give a picnic
At the Scheutzrn Park on Tuesday,
june !. The Philadelphia Cornrt Brass
and String Band, under the leadership
Of benjamin Oliver, has been engaged
for The occasion. A day Of pleasure is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

HARRISON the 23d inst Emma H., wife
Of Henry Harris, aged b Year,.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her husband, sos W0llast0n street, on Sat
Exon Church.
DURE-On the 24th inst, Anna T., daughter
OF Henry +. Dure.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral fr0m the residence
OF her father, 800 West street, on Monday
afternoon, Services At the house at 2 o'clock
without further notice.
NEELY-At Bancroft Banks on the sd inst,
Isaac Nicely, In his 69th year.
Relatives and friends ofthe family are re-
specially invited to attend tho funeral from
the residence Of his son. l4th andScOtt streets.
on Saturday afternoon, to leave the house at
8 O'Clock. fnterment at Mt. Salem Gene.
terry.
dearest father thou hast left us,
But It's Gods will he has bereft us;
But we shall meet by and by
In that world that knows no SORROW"
His work Ia over, and he is at rest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
aids,

Dr. harmon will be- IT his Office" 80.
3 q Marh"t street, On Tuesday after.
noon. All who have been suffering
rom disease for IA long time, and wish
to obtain relief, Shoult give him Il call.
He has treated many hundred eases in
our city, and his reputation IA a physi-
clan is well established.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Professor II, 4. Word, ". D.. ILL.,. u.

Dean Of the University Of Georgia
editorial in Southern Medical Record },
says. 80 III view of the favorable effects
Of the ;ora III cOUut"rHrtlng the opium
Ilbit, tn" Lirbg Go 5 Coca Beet Tonic
is admirably adonrcd fo. 1t" relief OF
ais untoriuyar habit, Also iuyaIu-
.,DI" il Dyspepsia, piles, bIliuuouerS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
-
A Hint.

John Parker and his Amiable nssis
tant, at No. 1913 East S,ecoud strect, arr
adopts in handling tne scissors as well
as the razor. Motners who wish to ge,
their children's lair cut in the lates,
and most approved style can safely en-
trust them to heir care.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
RcceDttOu this EyeDlng.

President Conrad will entertain th'
members of City Council and reporters
at Farra & Lewis dining saloons 1T D."
O'Clock this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
The 0utckStrD,

The QuickStep base bail club left
this city yesterday morning for Brook
Ign, whrre they played yesterday after
noon, This afternoon they play in
Trenton, \. j tomorrow in Chester,
ALd will r.'uru home in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Yesterday morning Chief of Police
Hawkins made another trip to PhiIa-
delphia to obtaiM possession OF Henry
Ferrington After the nolle pros. had
been catered III the United States Court
by District Attorney Valentine, on the
Indictment charging him with assault,
Ferrngton's counsel applied for a
writ Of habrss corpus to prevent ms
beiEg delivered To the Delaware
authorities. Tie afterwards RECONSIDER
ed the matter, aud Withdrew the APP
phcation, leaving him to be repanded
to the custssy of Chief Hawkins.
| Che two witnesses expressed will
| in2ness 10 come, and they with, the
prisoner, were brought to this city yes
trday afternoon After heariug, Fer
rngtOn and the witnesses were com
ii itted for their appearance al Court,
and takeR to New Castle Jail to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

TAX" tha' old picture TO Suttrl'cy 4
Co.,, 3D2 Market street, and have it
copied. They can enlarg" it to any size
Gallery open in the evening, Give .i."m
"A call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

| The strawberry festival at the ope'"
| House, for the benefit of the Hanover
Sunday School, will be open to-niorr""
afternoon for children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Fourth street, is greatly grirv"h over
the death of two 'avOrite canarr"a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

and skirts, elegantly made ana trinInr"
at low prices, at Pyle 4 Llchten,1cn :
226 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Fedmeier, OF the FELTON, House, Sec
ond and Walnut streets, is preparing,
for tomorrow evening, Il tne dlHh o.
snapper soup for each of his ifieh"'
who may call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Read Ewings' advertisement Of cheap
sample shoes, at No. 6 East Front
street. H." is selling at manufacturer
prices
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

In t,"nc,au ohio, yesterday morn
ing Alexander Granger. the United
Sia'c, Express tWupauN's money car
r!er, received parr Lrs Of money and
other valuable, + IN "A LAX" Shore
train at ia" lu"' '"pot, and placed
them III a buggy Standing outside
SonrDprl H. Nh" Ir' room called him,
and, NO ON" benz ~ sight, he Slipped
OI't.p say from his vehicle To- a.c"r-
tam %In. called. Returning, hc drove
TO the Express Company : main Office,
and JItrr discovered that two bags,
similar ~ the Company pouches, but
filed with brown paper, had Been sub
stItutcd Tor the tWo containing the
money, It is supposed Tint The rob
berry Wa- planned by exp rta, and exc
crtrd at he moment Grauger'1 Httru-
ton wa, diverted, The missing pack
arcs are said to have contained about
SlU,Uy. in remittauccs from railway
otatlpr- n the Lake ShOra Road be-
twr"u Cnlcago and Toledo, but the *
art amount cannot be known for "A few
days. Many Of the rernittancCS were
probably IN bank check, and ctrtiii-
eat - If lrUDSit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Black Mlka

We are now offering a new bargain
in black silks, for one dollar. We have
the best III the market. Pyle & Lich-
tenstein, g26 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
LIZ nch.

Lunch at Lcgg y Brothers Sat''t-
day night, and every day at ~ 80
clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Ctgasu, so, O<p0 Cigars.

Consignment Of $4,000 cigars TO BIZ
sold at the new reduction. Prices from
$40 to $l5 per thousand, at the Delaware
Tobacco Agency, 1915 East Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

There were no eases heard At police
court this morning. There one
or two called on warrants, but ~ the
parties wrr" not ready, the hearing
was postponed until this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

A ful linz. Of Indig" Blue &. A. H..
Suits a. the POStpn one Price Clothing
Hnuan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

IfYOu Want u Good q. A. X.
Blue Suit at 5000 call at 2l3 Market
street and secure it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

For u ZINE Dress kutt
N Frank COrbit, 233 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Something entirely new: Silk
and Wool Suits go" other store
has them in Wrllu .tonl .or :l3.
The Finest and Best : ITS ever
offered totnr public tor1IJand SIG
We have 10 styles Of Worstcd
suits. Sack and Chesterfield that
we are selling from $40 to $40.
Nothing like it ever seen for the
price before.
Also, a full line Of Blue Flannel
Suits, suitable for the members
Of the Grand Army,
Blue and Green Washington
Mill Serge, trimmed in the best
manner, $!3.
Boys Clothing in all styles
and sizes from 10 to II years.
A splendid line Of Pants at the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

NThNI Ei,---.. ~ Nluk CLERK IN A
w city drug store; must have lad from
to- years experience, and live with hi1 pn,
rents. Address Boz SO, =. o.. Wilmington
Del. In2b.At
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
A Drive in Shoes

Il rgains IN manuia ctuTcrs sample shO, s
70 l.aiIrs and Children.
thildrGn's Sutton 81 Ladies'. - Is and VI
ward, Goo RaterS for men, ~ all Kinds Of
working shoes, II kN ING, No T. Front
street, first store from Market. You always
get the worth Of your money from EWING.
MAT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

If You Want n Neat MIX Mixed
Suiting cal! at 1913 Market street.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-03
TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.

County Treasurer N. E. Dunn, of st.
James, MINI is missing along with $3, 900
of the county money.
Two passenger trains collided in the
suburbs oi Hartford, Conn.,. on Saturday.
Several passengers were quite seriously in
jured.
Bierne and Elam, the Virginia editors,
have fought their long talked of duel.
They fought two rounds, and Elam was
shot through, the thigh, while Bierne re-
tired from the field unhurt.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30-Every bank
in this city has closed down OH the trade
dollar. Both the Pennsylvania and Read
ing railrov.ls have issued orders to all
agents to refuse the Coins.
News has just been received that the
entne business part of Cottonwood Falls,
Kansas, was destroyed by fire about two
O'Clock Friday morning. Thirteen mer-
chants and business firms were burned
out. Loss. $4,000; insu ance said to be
light.
ST.. LOUIS, June 3O.--The steamer
Bright Light, running in the Electric
line between here and Kansas City, struck
a railroad bridge crossing the Missouri
river at bonneville this mornidg, and
sunk in nine feet of water. She lies
straight, and probably can be raised. The
steamer was valued at twenty thousand
dollars, and was not insured.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-03
Ptics, Ten Gents.

A dispatch received at Benton ON Wed
lesday, 9th uit., from Fort Assinboine
says Information was received at 4
O'clock this morning from Ms sor Shurtliff,
,f Maple creek, that one hundred lodges
Of Crees, mostly young men, under the
leadership of Little Pine, have let that
point, going south for the purpose OF
'unting buffalo, but will probably cross
The line and invade Montana with ! o,tile
-. r',is will hr'r" t',~,o 80 @'e
NJ k liver country, where Major 1lges is
pleiarea to mee. ,..c.... -. Ga .-.,n
inst Il party also let tor the purpose Of
stealing horses in Montana. They will
probably head for the Marias and Teton.
Major Ilgcs is taking all necessary steps
to intercept this party with troops from
Sweet Grass Hills, but it would be adj
visable to send warning to settlements on
the threatened routes.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY.
Grand Celebration AL Ba,ket Picnic.

National salute at sunrise.
Procession will form at Bingham's hall
at 9 o'clock a. m, in charge of Marshal
G. w. Grant and assistants, in the follow
ing order:
l.. Mayor, council and city officers.
9. Survivors of war of 1912.
g. Veterans of Mexican war.
4. Survivors of the Big Horn expedi-
ton.
s. Survivors of the Custer massacre.
6. Schools Of the city.
Z. Sunday schools.
8. Military organizations.
8. Citizens.
rLine of march, down Main, along Clark
and Grove streets to the palk.
Order of exercises at the stanC:
/. Music-Gr e,ing Gl'e.
2. Praye;--Rev. G. Com.ort.
3. Musi F, America" Livingston choir.
4. Reading OF Declaration OF Independ-
encc-Miss Byard.
S. Music, ''Star Span ,led Banner,"-
Choir.
s. Toasts and responses, interspersed
with music as follows:
/. Our children, the hope Of the ma
t;on-G. Comfort
2. The city Of Livingston, its present
and future-J. A. Smith.
8. The n. p. r. r., its advent among
us-W. H. Frye.
4. Our women. mothers, wives, sisters,
daughters, and sweehearts-J. Fl. Elder.
s. Our republic, its past present and
future-J. A. Savage.
6. Basket picnic and general chat by
everybody.
In the evening there will be fine dis
play Of fireworks from the summit of Liv-
ingston peak. under the conduct # Trof.
W. II. Frye. Hon. Sam Leroy will unsurl
a fine garrison flag from the summit of
Park mount ain before sunrise and imme-
diately pre- :eling the sulute.
"A Large t1oor will be prepared in the
grove .Oi the Lenefit OF those who wish
to Participate in imusements other than
provided III the programme. The ladies
of the Methodist church will sell ice
cream and lemonade on the grounds.
Come one! Come all! and bring your
baskets.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-03
MONTANA NEWS.

There are now 8S convicts in Deer
Lodge penitentiary.