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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
This Stock is Perpetually Unasses-
sable.

Circulars giving history Of the mines may be
had upon application to any Of the directors.
Map showing the exact location Of the
mines may be seen at the office OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
April scheme.

Whole Tickets, e. Half Tickets, a.
u Tickets, $50. % Tickets. 800.
Remit Money or Postal Note, Bank Draft In
Letter or send by Express. ORDERS OF
Is and upward, BY Express, can be sent at our
cxpepse. Address all orders 70
sdSw r. B. SPENCER, ccvinston. Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
GEO. J. DENIS,

Attorney for the Company, Room 4, Ducemmun
Block
I. Hewitt, who may be seen at his office at the
New Depot.
The shares are Of par value Of $40 each, but
for the next 80 days will be sold for 81. so each
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
BANKING HOUSES.

LOS AHGaElE.E9
.COU N TY BANK,
Main st., Los Angeles, Gal
CAPITAL STOCK, PAID up, 500, 900
Reserve Fund, $500, 900
JOHN Z. Platter. =. President
R. s. BAKER .......... Vice President
II. Ia MAcNEIL. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. 8. SLAUsoE, JorHAN BIxBx.
JOHN T. Platter, RoBHRT 8. BAKHR,
JOus A. PAXTON, GEORGE w. PRnC0rT
r n. WIDSEY.
1BUy AND SELL EXCHANGE on San Francisco
New York, London, Paris, Berlin and Frankfort
fBBUY ExoHASGE on all psrts Of the United
States and Europe.
fERscxIvn Monty on open account aid certif.
cate Of deposit, and do . general bsnking and
exchange business
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
OFFICERS:

DIRECTORS
s. J. Beck, E. v. Hewitt Henry King.
Henry Hammel, A. II. Dcnker, james Gorman,
John Goldsworthy, Thos. j. Cuddy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09

This is an excellent opportunity for those Of
small means to invest money in . most promis-
lag home enterprise
By order Of Board Of Directors
s. J. BECK, President.
THos J. CUDDy, Secretary. mArl9tf
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Inere was temperance meeting held
at Shellpot school-house last evening
previous notice having been given by 8
published announcement, signed by ter
prominent citizens of Brand y wineHun.
dred: w. B Gregg and George w
Todd, cothinittee of the New Castle
County Temperance Alliance, to whom
supervision Of the meeting was commit
ted, were present and aided to make the
meeting success.
The meeting was organized by ap
J. ointing George w. Todd chairman, and
j. Atwood Weldin Secretary. The
President called upon Mr.. Gregg x
81 ate the object of the meeting, wht
al ose and said that the duty Of this
meeting was to present the names of re-
liable temperance men to the County
Alliance for nomination to the Legisla,
ture. Short addresses were delivered
BY the President, w. B.Gregg and Johr
White, interspersed with several lively
temperance songs.
| A committee consisting Of j. Atwood
| Weldin, Lewis NJ. Miller and Isaiah
Mousley wece appointed to select namel
for the consideration Of the meeting
On motion, four names were ordered to
be named, when the committee pre-
sented VIM. O. Wier and George W.
Weldin tor the State Senate, and Jacob
X. Weldin and John w. Day for tn,
House of Representatives. The repor
OF the com ittee was confirmed by thu
meeting. The committee was also EN-
Powered 10 present. other names to the
Alliance ON Saturday next, il any O
the above declined. The meeting wal
satisfactory to the sub committee. be
iieving that there was a fair representa-
ton OF citizens and considerable enthu
siasm. J ATWOOD WELDIN, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
DEATHS.


BEOK-On Tuesday, the 18th inst, ] oseph q
Beck in the Ssh year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funera
from his late residence, No. Az King street
on Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst, at 3 D.
m, to proceed to Riverview cemetery.
)MARIS-In this city, on the 18th inst,
Joshua M arts, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 1915 Tat
! nall street, on Saturday, the 10th Inst The
services will be held at Up. M. and leave the
house at 8. Interment at Riverview GENE
terry. Relatives and friends are invited tc
jatteBd.
| WALTER-In PedricktowD, ~, - on the
| 18th inst, nina A., wife of Gorge a.
| Walter,and daughter Of William Bowers o.
this city.
| Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
speotfully Invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, in Pedricktown, N. j..
on Saturday, August 18th. 10 meet at the
house at O'Clock p. m, and proceed TO Riv.
erview cemetcry, this city, VIA the steamer
Susie A. MeCall arriving at Fourth stree,
l wharf at 80 O'Clock.
H sND-ln Brandy wine Hundred. on the 18th
inst Isaac J. Hand, ageo 40 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi
ted to attend his funeral from the residenc,
Of his mother, near Talleyville, on Sunday
tn 18th In t.. at o'clock p. IN. Intermen
at Or.ceville cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
s,. John Tells VIVA, Ito Ts,pk.,

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Aug. 1t.-At
the Lyons camp-ineetihg to-day the
principal feature was the address Of ex-
Governor st. John, the Prohibition can.
didats for The Presidency He sad:
All political power is inherent in the
people, and the people propose to use it
To protect their homes against the de
structiye in6u 3nce of ths 10000 legal
lied SALOONS in this country. No evil
to-day Is so great as the liquor trarrio
1t robs the poor of their money and the
nation OF its honor aid maEl;ood. 1t
destroys homes, stuiis ballot boxes
SCOTS at virtue aud reveis in vice. II
has no conscience aud Knows no God
and ough5 to be condemned by the Ia WI
of the land. Yet, Acknowledged as it Ii
to be the greatest evil OF eae day, Meth
er of the old political parties dares "a
say word again st IL fof fear OF losing
the whisky vote
Democratic whisky is no worse than
Republican whisky, and toe quicker
WE get rid or both the bette. it will be
for our counsry. There is really no diff
. ference BET ween the Delnocraticaud Re-
publican platforms. Cast off that per
ton from ..ach devoted To abu.e of the
other and defy h com mittee of the old
line Democrats and old.lina Republi
cans to tell which is the Democratic
and which the Republican platform
The Republicans declare for civil ser
vice reform, and Nominate Mr.. Blaine
while Vie Democrats cry alord agains
polygamy, and nominate Mr.. Cleveland
and then each demands that we shou Ii
vote for their party to keep the other
party out Of power. The Prohibition
lists present to the country the only liv
ing issue Of the hour that reaches I'll
heart and conscience Of the people
You say you do not want to throw AVA.
your vote Remember that no vote wa
ever lost that was cast for principle
Prohibition is right, God is just, and tn
victory is sure TO come.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
A Case for the U. n. Marshal,

Tho Smyrna Tim es Of Wedn rsday con
tains the following, which will explain
itself: The rains of last week interior
ell vita certain commercial pro-
gram In way that was not expected.
They 30 soiCened the roa,is that q beay
lily loaded team on its way from viii.
mington to the "Weatern District
of Kenon Hundred, got stuck in the
mud near Salem M. p. church, Black
bird Hundred, IN the early part OF thu
night, where 1t remained for FIVE or six
nonrs, and despite the effort Of The
driver to get his his cargo through up
dr. the cover ofnight, 1t did not 20
away until assistance was rendered i,
farmer of that neighborhood in tn,
morning. The load consisted of si,
barrels of whisky, 1t is said, unstarn ped
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

The Italians who have Drsn employ.
cd by James M. Andrews at the Belle
vue quarry, not having received any
money for two months, became impA-
tient and entered snis against him hc-
foreSquire Vandergrift, when In accord.
ance with the request OF Mr.. Andrews
himself, judgment was entered FOL
their wages, amounting in sll to about
u, 600, their separate claims ranging
from 80 to $50 each.
An execution was placed In constable
Pritchett's banda, and the property ad'
vertised for sale August IA. The msr
were told to come TO Squire Vande
grift's office ON Thursday, and they
would be paid. A few days since {
Fortified check was given TO tho conste-
BILE by Mr.. Andrews Tor nearly the full
amount ofthe judginsnt, and yesterday
thirty.two excited Italians gathered
around ths sqpire's oiEcs and were paid
The trodble between Mr.. Andrews
and his men originated ~ follows: 40
cordtng TO the contract hetween the
railroad company and Mr.. andrews, be
was not TO roceive any money until q
certain Aineunt Of work wAs done, con.
sequently he was unatle to pay the
men for work done In June aud July.
They could not be made to understand
the matter, and supposed that Mr..
Andrews intended to cheat them.
When they found that they did not
receive amy money At the end of July
they QUIT work, and the next day Gre.
eted . riot. They also took Mr.. An
drew's father ip-law and locked him
up In a ahanty, refusing to release him
until they were paid their wages
in full. Mr.. Andrews expSstulated
with them, but all N no purpose, and
finally advised them to go before
the Squire aud obtain Judgment against
him. After receiving their money,
the men started for Philadelphia on the
6 p. m. train. Mr.. Andrews had no
desire or intention TO defraud them,
and had they waited short time they
would have received their money with
out q suit
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

NASHVILLE. Tennessee, Aug. IA
dispatch from CentrevilIe corroborate
the report Of the murder of Mormoni
In Lewis county by masked men, las
Sunday morning. The rsiiing part,
numbered about forty. Thirteen at
tackled the house of Martin Condor
where Mormon meeting was in pro
gress. Forcing open tns door. they
were encountered by Condor, armed with
gun.
In an effort TO disarm him one of the
raiders was struck with the gun un.
masking him, but he drew his pistol
and shot Condor In the bowels Condor
was shot again by one of the party with
buckshot, and Instantly killed. AT the
same time another attacking party fired
upon Mormon Elder named Gibbs,
who was partly hidden behind the wife
OF old man Condor, killing Gibbs and
seriously wounding Mrs. Condor In the
thigh.
The party then fired again at Nor
mon Elder named Berry. who was hi
ding behind bed killing him instantly.
Another Mormon Elder in the hon "a,
who ran out by the back door, was
pursued by an attacking party station
ed outside. They fired on him as he
ran, but 1t 10 not known whether or not
he was killed.
After killing Berry the masked men
started out of the house, and just as
thy got cut, j. r. Hudson fired and
killed Dave Hinson, one of the masked
men. One of the Hinson party stood
over the body and fired two loads OF
oQgkshot at Hudson, literally riddling
him. The Mormons in fear of another
attack did not make search until
Monday when they found the Mormon
that ran away from Condor dead.
1t is rumored that the other missi x
Elder has been found dead. The Nor
mon Elders claim that they have been
sent here direct from Utah to N Ike
cG1yerts and establish churches
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Highly tfOssOred.

P. g. and p. S. John NJ. Whitford OF
Eden Lodge, No. "a, /. 90. f., wa.
last evening presented with handsome
Pas Grand's jewel, by Grand Treasurer
X: II. Ewbanks in behalf of the lodge.
The gift was made as token of their
esteem Tor him as leader of the degree
stan. The badge is Of solid gold in the
shape of q stat. containing the all-seeine
eye, the open hand and other emblems
Of the order.
II is suspended by the three historic
links TO a strap composed of a red
ribbon, with pin and two gold straps,
II was designed and made by Jose M,
Perez, member of the lodge. and 1,
suitably inscribed. After the pre
'enta;ion number of speeches wer,
made and pleasant hour spent.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Fined for :Drunkenuess

This morning Michael Mcdonald was
before Judge Cummins on a charge of
drunkenness, and the Judge, thinking
he recognized the prisoner, asked him
II he had ever been In the court before,
when he replied that he was there ABOUT
one year ago, and had been working In
Perryville for some time. Upon ak :
amining bundle Of warrants, IL was
found that warrant had been issued
for him several months since, on a
charge OF being drunk and breaking
some windows. He admitted that be
had been drunk, but said he did not
know anything about breaking the
windows, and the Judge, after giving
him some good advice, Imposed . fine
of$1 and costs on the present charge.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Bean KiIlea In A Dull.

CHATTASooGA. Aug. 14-A fstaI
duel occurred at Emory Gap on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad last night
between William II. Rogerson, drum.
mer, late Of Cleveland, and Thomas Sta.
Piles, of Emory Gap. The affair grew
out Of remarks made by staples
CO acerDing Rogerson's character. The
men held few moments conversation,
and going home, armed themselves
with rsvolvers. About 10 O'Clock at
night Rogerson and Staples went to q
house, and after procuring some water
went into the yard.
Ten PAGES w~re measured eff, and the
men took their stand. At tlie second
fire both fell, kogerson " til a bulir. in
his brain, and Staples had two bull
lets sent through his breast. Both were
dead in five minutes.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

About IL 80 clock last night ma,
named Patrick Forester, 80 years age
who stated that he belongs in Nev
York, fell overheard at Kinx stree
wharf. The man was very much unde
the influence of liquor, and would up
doubleday have been drowned had I
not been for ceck hand on the steam
er Annie, who sriccesded in pulling hin
out, alter when be was handed over t.
the police, vino lodged him in the hall
whsre ne vas kept until this morning
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

The building on the Northwest cor.
ner or Third aud SIMPLIFY streets has
been thorough y remodeled, indeed, we
NAV say rebuilt, and is now offered for
rent. II il certainly very handsome
structure, and Mr.. johnson deserves
credit for the taste displayed. The To-
cation is certainly a very eligible c.e
| for business of any kind. Ii i, near
Market street, within stones throw of
both telegraph offices, and by q Judi.
cions use of printers ink the location
could be made equa, to any one on Mar
ket street for business.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

CHEMFF'S SALE-BY VIkrUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Facfas, to me directed,
Will be exposed TO public ssle at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER lS1', 1854,
1t two o'clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots Of isnd in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, viz:
No. /. Beginning At point on the SOUTH
erly side Of Wright street at the distance Of
26 feet easteriy from tho easterly side OF Ce
dsr street, thence southsrly and parallels
with Cedar street rs feet 70 corner, thence
easterly parallel with W right street nifty feet
to q corner, thence northerly and parallel
with Cedar street 70 feet to the Aforesaid SOU
therly side Of Wright street, and thence
ming, DO the contents thereof what they msy,
with four two-story brick dwelling houses ana
other improvements thereon erected.
No. 2 Beginning 1t tho Intersection form
cd BY the line Of the easterly side Of Cedar
street at s. feet wide, with tho line Of the
wide thence northerly by the said easterly
side Of Cedar street Is feet to . corner, thence
essteriy parallel with Wright street 80 feet to
q corner, thence south erly parallel with Cedsr
street IS feet to the aforesaid nortneriy side
Of Wright street, and thence thereby wester-
ly 50 feet to the place Of beginning, be the
contents what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as tho prop
erty Of Jesse II. Cornelius and Prudence A..
his wife, and Lawrence Seminar and Maria
man and Francis duncan, t. Is, and 70 be
sold by JAMES M AKTIN, sheriff.
.Sheritf's Office, Wilmington, Dell. August
~, 1884,. aul6-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Accident this Morning =.

Edward Mcvey, a young son o.
Michael McYey, of 1874 Spruce street
had tho little finger of his left HAND
nearly cut off this morning. TIL,
lad was running down Spruce street
when be suddenly co,lided with
a grass cutter in the hands of maj
walking dow that ehoroughfsre, viii
the above result. The boy was taker
to Geo. ii. Cantwell's drug store
where the injured member was sewet
up and properly dressed.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Elf I H ED|7I
Personsl.

Special low casb NIL /
now at Russsll's. r'OeA Tor lrI
| Hehemiah Davis Ia a, r.,
ssd willism II. sch az 0e \,
Gazing 1T Rehobo.h. Dr.,
~, The Misses Emma and pr..
,s.s Yesterday for Ocean mn a., nlls
l..D. f. Hartman, the druppj.,
,Ie largest sI"nge In the city, citv
- guar 70 Of water to oil Il ivy
H. We are Offering ali on, " I,,,.
ass bslow cost. Ocheltr.a,' g 4
OH Market street, q Y
Nm: John MANI and NJ.
back from wilmipston WIS S,ts' y, !
err from BricesburR. p, 'u h. MI
Atlantic City to stay ton a. Awe
Its rumored that willi,m ~ =
the bother, will be a cans; %I y
Democratic nomination for ' Iss,
against II. d. Hickman. ~ N'''
George W. Bush, Jr.. i, All,
~ Lake MinnetoukA, MINI y
tAna. am
Letters Of administratio, ,..I
Cd By Register Biggs ye.tsrd ss !
y. Dsakyne on the estate u
lisa Deakyue, deceased. ' !
The church camp servio..
J James Chapel are nipbtlv /.
oy . large number of persors. J
siderable interest is manitss,s1
meeting.
Professor Reybold has arrau|
finest musical program of ,ba
and will render IL In his he's,
the Ebbitt house concert MI
ing. y
Misses Maggie HAZEL, Emml
Emma Button and Mary Robi1
stopping at the Waverley Hous1
Grove, where they will rsml
weeks.
A young newsboy was detect(
yesterday morning in robbinp
uess office of the Morning M
was locked up for q time At thl
station.
Among the visitors registered
Columbia Hotel, In Phiiadelpll
terdsy, were Jos. ID. Darlington
ark; A. r. Tatum, of Whining
X. Alvin Cochran. of NiddletoJ
DR.. En- NOR Jetfe-ies, who
dentistry for many years at u
Shipley streets. is visiting irienl
city. He looks hale and vipod
spite the weight of 80 years.
The Rev. NJ. A. Brownson,
pastor Of Central Presbyterian
has goue to st. Lewis for thre(
During his absence, his father,
DIR. Brownson, of Washingtd
will supply the pulpit.
A wagon belonging to Mr..
corner of Seventh and Jeif'.rsod
had the axle of the front wheel
of while crossing the gutter at
Scott streets, throwing the Id
but no serious damage was dol
Lister Carriers S j. wO|
Frank Stout | ave to-morrow
fifteen days vacation. Mr., 81
religiously inclined since Il
earthquake, will 20 to Ocean @
Major Wood being politically
will 60 to New York, y here he
upon the National Republic
mittee, and he may give BIZ
Logan a hyIuy visit before he
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

The work on the Shipie. =
south OF Maryland avenue coI
Patrick Carberry had the , 60 9 !
now completed, and the hes sew
excellent order at that pclp IN
contractor Is also az WORK t M
tiesnake Run sewer, tn'a
| grounds of the Wilmin gaOv
senger RAILWAY Company,
proceed with the lnaso aisbed
soon ~ the lines are fu sa.vsy'
Chief Engineer aud sa't teJ
will probably be hou a aIso'
s sSTSs G Run sewer Repaired III \
Pyls's morocco factory -"
Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Now Harm

Abner Hollingsworth y sI p,s
erect q new barn on tn sh he he
about two years ago Ia n sia
long by 80 feet deep, s anu e.
from the floor 70 tne a s@ and
dalton is now being aug ~ comI
Of hauling stone will % !. IL IBIS bis
Q very short time, ss,i ~ Il vi
to complete it til ia.Iia l, |
viii add I'd greatly to the 1apt ' ID
farm, which will ll.ssoo soon [sI
bost In the neighb0rh0O''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Large Contract,

The Dean Wo9len Company, of New.
ark, received large government con-
,rect, comprising 800 army blankets,
%, 900 yards amy kersey, 10000 pounds
of wool knitting yarn, 5000 yards OF
fine dark blue cloth and $4,000
yards army kerses for Caliiprnia.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
REMAINS MUTILATED,

A dispatch from Rochester, New York,
says DR.. Charles Buckley and r. A.
Vaudeville yesterday morning made a
post-mortem examination of the body
OF Lieutenant Frederic r. Kislingbury
OF the Greedy expedition. All the flesh
OF the body had been cut completely off
from the bones, except On the face,
hands and feet. The organs of the tho
racic cavity were yet iutact. Ev,depc,
was foun of recent inf am nation of tn,
bowels and stomach. There were M
wounds on the head.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Horses Ter Sale,

Mr.. Ford will sell two gery desirable
horses in front Of Stidham's auction
room Tomorrow between ten and eleven
o'clock. One of them is known as the
james Scott horse, and is certainly a
valuable animal, Mr.. L. has sue
ceeded in rendering him very ..tractable,
and any one wishing to purchase would
Go well to attend the 81 lie.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Death OF en- srl es,ti ibDons, ESQ.

Hon. Charles Gibbons of Philadelphia
the lawyer, died Yesterday, the 18th inst.
at his summer residence, Beach Haven,
N. j., at the age of II wears. For many
years he had been sufferer from rheuma
tic govt, and 1t was this disease which
caused his unexpected d 'ath.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

NOTICE-I, ROBERT NJ. sEIrH, TEN
IN ant Of the house situated at the n nth
west corner Of Eighth and Spruce streets. In
the Eighth ward Of the city of Wilmington
New Castle County and State OF Delaware
in compliance with the requirements of the
acts OF tho General Assembly IN such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
New CASTLE County, on Monday, September
10th, A. d., 1884, being the first day of said
court, for a license for said house as an inn OF
tavern for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, I.
be drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF the said ward recon-
mend the eaid annIioafinn viz ~
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
THIRD EDlTIOI,


- I il
eaew veunsy nepnoiicAu
C.s..s ~ nelu q t1cG.e, fonnA.,
On xu 1nomAs ~ Vtayt0u va
osA5Iecs@ ot : u1&e " tne Oourth eno
s1eg OssunSeons OF west oneeIer,
- nos S0opef "a,
81 o ~ 49, Ior csaee oe1ssor, mo
n0eess OnaoS mex ana john p. nooin
~ tVs A1Pseseusee- hor Dasvr1c'
@ ~ S9es0 -, Dsxer 49, nomt
nss 80 ~ siuA@ y. .ASsnewe iauc
9. Vnaueneer were ALSO nominated
Iok nncsn md Ooeeey treasurer 70
spscsavely .--s...e---- 49,.
~ DoooofA9c Eonvonuon lof IN
scsno voSeressloeal Dissrics OF May
s1us Wnicn mcs ~ Et.ton On sne etn
lnsA. no ezter remaining IN seeacn
we oeys and taxing isoS oslioss with
Sese nemtnAsaon, a030urned, met 10
n.iome2e yeat0rays and eock ~ %
oiSsoes eeliote 3ita0os Iesun
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Election .

An election for three members Of the
Republican County Committee will be
held at the southeast corner OF Eighth
aud Pine str cts, in the Eighth Ward ,
on Saturday afternoon, the 10th instant.
Polls open at 8 and close at 7.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
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aARD.-ro ALL WHO AREsUr

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tons OF cuth, nervous weakness, early de
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that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
THIS great remedy was discovered bv Mis-
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drcssed enveiops TO the REV. JOSH PHI I
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marh-4-eod.d&w1y
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Fourth Ward Republicans

The Republicans of the Fourth Ward
are requ sted to meet at Ill EastFourth
street, this (Friday)V evening, at s
O'Clock, to name candidates for mem.
bers of the New Castle County Execu.
tive Committee.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
MARRIED
HURRlS-J

-JACKSON-August '4th, 1884,
by Rev. Z och Stabbs, at the Parsonage
of st. Johns NJ L church. $40 N. 9th street
Philad elphia Mr.. Isaac f. Boris and Miss
Ella N. Jackson, both Of Wilmington.