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Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Honu,ar sOciabifs'

Despite the inc!ement "e"'.s
evening the sociable"t Profess, a,,,J
in his acadt my, was "r' "% wv.
The program contained c'sh'rDSsrI]| N
,iirh wrrr dancrd by tho'o u W "
Auce with II vjgor that cI'ar! b1I
strated that the whole aff'ir "''D d,
appr olated. The music W" ,kt
tlunal,y good The,c att'''N,,r N
ciables by the young 70 "''', an
G ming decidedly popular '"' 4S
joyed by the elite Of the to"" ail
Of these delightful soci'o'"' umard AID
given on Wednesday ey"'n"E M.s v" :.
those who are 80 fOrtunauH 49, " a,
tickets will undoubtedly '""I .naI
tago of the opportunity o'frf'' w.
ucipa'e.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
THIRD EDITION,
Dots.

The colored voters will hold another
meeting this evening.
Wedding presents In great variety at
Millard f. Davis, No. Q East Second
street.
Thomas N. Milliken, Jr., will shortly
open drug store at Ninth and Adams
street.
The Seventh Ward Repl biicans will
hold meeting this evening in the Of
fee of William S. Bullock.
The banks along the Christiana are
badly in need of repairs, as some OF
them have been seriously damaged.
Join the watch club conducted by
Millard r. Davis, No. East Second
street, and get a watch by paying 81
per week.
Edwin P, Williamson has severed
his connection with the Capelle Hard
ware Co. doing business at 2l2 Market
street.
Miss Annie Lare, of Baltimore, has
been visiting the Misses Duncan on
West Third street. She returns home
to-day.
The missionary anniversary of Asbury
M. E. Sunday school takes place to.
morrow evening. A fine program has
been prepared.
The Rev. VIM. I'll. Young, who for
several months past has been organisC
at, the Delaware avenue church, has
resi- gned the position.
The petitions recently circulated for
the reprieve OF Lewis +. List are being
collected by Austin Harrington and
Harry Sharpley, Esqs., his attorneys.
Chicken thieves visited the premises
of Isaac Crossan, keeper of the toilgate
on the Philadelphia turnpike, few
nights ago and carried off number OF
fowls.
Work on the new lighthouse to be
erected at the end Of the new jetty al
the mouth of the Christiana will be
commenced to-day by Henhotfer aud
Vaughan.
A large tug for the Cornell Steam
boat Company, of New York, will be
launched.at Wilmington, Del, March
s. The machinery will be put in al
this city.
Another leap-year party Is announced
to take place in the rooms of the Live
Oak Assembly on March oath, 10y the
lady trieLds of the members Of thai
organization.
John Ball, an employee ofthe P. W. &
B. Railroad, was seriously squeezed
about the chest while coupling cars il
Charles Warner & Co.'S. coal yard yes
terday. He was taken to his home il
the Ninth Ward and his injuries at
tended to.
Tea will be served on thirteen tables
representing the original States of the
Union, at the Mar ha Washington tes
party, to be given by the ladies o
Grace church in the chapel this even
ing. The entertainment will be un
der the auspices of the young men
league.
The new sidewheel steamboa
Olympian, Captain Ackle, built b.
Harlan & Holingsworth for the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, arrived
at Acapulco, Mexico, February %, an
cleared the rext day for Portland, Ore
gon, via San Francisco. The steame
Alasken, built for the same compan
by John Roach, was at Peruambuco q
the last report.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
AilII Among In a MlkSIng.

Professor Barnwell and his Art En
tertainment failed to appear again last
evening, and all hopes of his coming
are now abandoned. 1t is not known
why he failed to put in an appearance,
as il is probable thar the entertainment
would have drawn good houses. All
persons who have purchased tickets at
Thomas * Co.'S can have their money
refunded by calling at their store and
yrrsentinQ the tickets.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Kurnel1 10 Death.

Mary Doyle. aged 60 years, of No. COZ
Washington avenue. Philadelphia, was
discovered in flames on Monday after
noon in bed in the upper part of her
house. The flames were extinguished
and the woman taken TO the Pennsyl-
vania hospital, where she died early
last evening. 1t is supposed that she
was smokinga pipe in bed.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
SERTED Ht Last,

On the oath of last July a NOS A. East
burn purchased hay cutter for 81
from A. Fl Woodward & Co., with q
guarantee that it would work saTlstac
tor ly. Whep NJ. ElstDurn tried the
m@Chine, it did not do az represented
and upru Worn ward Il Go. bong mott
fed they promised to send d man u
remedy the detect.
This they failed to do, and Mr.. East
burn again noticed them, but the mai
who was sent by WoDlgarl y Go.
failed to reach the place. Sometime
afterwards aIother mau vas Sent, hu
before he reached the place he WI, ni"
by Mr.. Ea-tburn, WHO told h!in Ia
he would not keep the cu5tei, AID III
firm could send aud take it away.
This w oOd ward q Co. failed 10 do
and when Eastburn's stables were De
stroyed on the 9th of Septem Der, by
fire the machine was burned. They
then demanded pay for the cutter
which Mr.. Esstburn refused, and sui
was brought yesterday before Squire
Bertolette to recover the amount. Harry
Emmons, Esq, appeared for the de
fence, and the Squire. after hearing tl'
evidence, gave judgment in favor of III,
defendant, and decided that WOODWARD
a. Co. should pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Return Their Than ks >.

Edward Belts, Of the First Nationa
Bank, in acknowledgment of the Sl8C
recently forwarded for the relief Of the
Newport, Kentucky, sufferers, has re
ceived the following from the Hon. r.
B. Mahioven, Judge of Campbell Coun
ty, Kentucky
"Your letter and check received to
to-day. Your action has been promp
and very kind. We thank your gener
Gus citizen. for this action.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
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Macy for Coroner.

MEssRS. EDITORS Il would ike TO
speak a word in behalf Of Mr.. Joseph
Ii. G. Macy, Republican candidate for
Coroner He has been dn active work
er in the party in this city for nunbt r
ci years. He also served in Company
RI, 1st Del. Regiment during the ia'e
war. Mr. Macy is wei! known through
out the county, and will poll large
yOLe, EirIBiICAS.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
visited the Cover nor.

The two Mrs. List visited GoveruO I
5rpckIey At Dover yesterday, y,and plead
ed for - reprieve III the case Of Lewis
r. List, who is condemned 70 be hung
on Friosy March l4rh, The Governor
listened to them attentively, aud said
he wo Id carefully consider the mat
ter in all it, aspects.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Nqtsars of a As;ys,.ustS;rAf

Yesterday letters Of administration
were granted by Register Biges to hugn
|C. Smith On the estate Of the late
Charles Shearer, of New Castle. Tesla.
meutary letters were also issued 70
Elizabeth Ocheltree, execn'ri4 named
in the will of the late Maxwell b,
Uclellree, of this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
What IL Costs to Mick a Boy

Angelo Cardinella, an Italian who
keeps peanut stand at Fourth and
Market streets, was arraigned before
Judg ge Cummins this morning, charged
with committing an assault and battery
on small boy named James Hanna
on last Monday afternoon.
The defendant was represented by f.
H. HotfeCktr, Esq, and the evidence
showed that about 5 o'clock Monday
afternoon, complainant, who is a news
hoy, stopped with several others at Car
dinella's stand and priced some bana-
mas. These did not suit him, and he
picked up a coaple of good ones and
asked the Italian if he would take a
cent for them, when he asked the boy
what he took him for, and he replied
"a fool"
This irritated the fruit vender, and he
struck at him; and when the boy ran i,
followed ami kicked him with such
force that he fell in the street, striking
his head on the car track. W. Scott
Vernon, who was passing, then picked
the boy up and took him in Hitch's
drug store, on Market street above
Fourth.
several "lLl0SSoS WOlo
among them being the mother OF the
boy, who testified that his injuries were
of such severe nature that ne was
delirous all night.
Mr.. Hoffecker on behalf of the de-
fendant urged that the boys had an.
noyed him beyond all forbearance, and
asked that Cardinella be allowed to
make a 81 statement.
Cardinella said the boys came to his
stand and handled the fruit so that il
spoiled, and then detailed the circum'
htanua auullt the same as tie witnesses
for the prosecution.
Judge Cummins said there was nc
doubt but CardiLella had been very
much annoyed by the boys, but that did
not Justify the assault, and lie imposed
a fine Of Sl2 and costs, amounting al
together to $50 %.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Break Down.

As IT., mas n. HAL was passing
over the railroad VIII ch crosses the
Kenneit pike above McDowellviIl", -
Sunday morning, the front axletreo /"
his dearborn gave way, and prprlpltA
ted his load OF milk Into the front part
Fortunately Mr.. Hall was not hurt, anC
he procured wagon from Mr.. Billings
ley, and his customers were not DE
prlved OF their usual supply of extra
milk,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Morris xOst.iA Nna.

Peter 5. Bake called at thir office
H. morning and stated that the charge
u k~pIng gambling house was pre-
t-rrrd against HIM by officer Nlchers,
and not William Morris, as reported.
lp also says tha' h. was not arrested
,li the first charge, and that the officer
merely called on him and showed the
warrant, and he went before the court
himself
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
One HruN II.

This morning Andrew Mackey was
charged brfore Judge Cumlnins with
hoInl drGak yesterday. He plead
guilty, and said he had been out OF
work for r1go months, aud had just OBJ
'ained 4 )1o IN Chester when THIS thing
hapEeurd As be seemed very con
rite, the Judge did rot impose fine,
3ut committed nin until to-mOrrO"
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Levy COurt.

Nearly the entire day was consa1
by the Levy Court on Tuesday III y
lining the Wilmington assesSmeat'
following report was submitted y
committee appointed to audit 'u
counts of William +. Larr, Iraa1
of the Board Of Trustees OF the pm|
New Castle County:
Balance on hand OF last set''ement "
Received from County 1reasuFef"""s|
for Board of Inmates ..,,"' a
" from Farm, Kent an "Aes' Il
- Insurance iIivi tends ..'. !
- Attorney to Board and h nj
Total Receipts.... ... WI
Expenditures as per voucher "
=
Balance In hand. ...........,'.''"N|
(EDMUND HAMAS'
Com. SAML SILVER
JAMES TAYLOR
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
a ssieasailt Affair.

Last evening about 20 couples renalr'
ei to MrDonald's Hall, Sixth aud Ship
lev streets, where a pleasant evening
was passed. After dancing had been
kept up until midnight the party DIS
persed, very much pleased with the
evenings enjoyment.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Relief for the n lEerers.

The following additional contribu-
tions for the relief Of the sufferers by
the Western floods are acknowledged
by the First National Bank
Fl. l.. 9. S5.0J
Public school No. ii l6 on
Previously acknowledged 1,06S,9g
Total, Sl,0S9 81
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
The Case Of the Butchers.

The City Solicitor commenced his
argument for the prosecution, in the
ease OF tn. butchers arrested tor sell
ing meat on the sidewalk, yesterday NOR
ming and continued to speak until noon.
Judge Cummius then took tho matter
under confederation, and said he would
give hi. decision at some future time.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Tho weather.

Oiiioe OF the Chief Sinuai Ohoer,
Washington February q, 1884.
Fair weather prevails in the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, and throughout
the South Atlantic aud Gulf States.
Tomorrow promises to be cooler and
air.
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- 500 .
lNrcEtAl,pe.

If Crnte, of the Every Evening, is to
b. Judged OF his lruthfulness by bis
report # the proceedings Of the Mu
nicipal Court 'o-dmy, he will stand a
fair chance Of sharing the fate OF
Ananias and Sappbira.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
prsparang to Heb"''"' :,

Workmen are now cneas,n ,n"nrad
ing away the ruins OF the "a " The
lOusa at Riddles mills, az" al AID
Of rebuilding will be p'isn''
rapidly as possible.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
(,ArEfHs ch

John Walthrr, agent, manufacturer
Of fine carriages, Of the best material,
and warranted, at Fourth and Walnut
streets. Repairing also promptly at
tended to.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
MARRIAGES..

GRINSEIL-W HALEN-At their newly
prepared residence, 1898 French street
on Tuesday evening, February 26th, by the
Rev ]. b. Parmaiee, Mr. Thomas Grin
sell, and Miss Maggie 4. Whalen.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

Fem Il Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, II degrees at 3 p. ~, 80 AT
8 p. m., and 80 at 1Op. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27
Hanover Church.

The revival services at this church
will be conducted this evening by the
pastor, Rev. l.. Marks, d. ID. A cordial
invitation to all.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

NyANTED-BY A GENILEMA AND
w wife, 3r1oins in central part of city.
Address, IL. B, this Office. i27 4,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

ENOR KENI-HDT rs NOS, yn7 X yos
IL pruce street Five and six rooms
Leonard Il. Van kteck. Blb Markc, street
icr-yT-tt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

tYTANTEjl--SlH iOUD CARpIN lEks
w imm"di lely. apply to JAS. RID
DIE, son 40. t473t
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

state Of the Thermometer
At the REPUBLICAN ofIics In the shA.,e
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'clocl
IS 42c 462
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

tITOR RENT-l ROOMS FOR RENT
- Apply at NO. 2!6 West Fourth street
Moderate rout. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-02-27

INUR RENT STORE No. 3 WESI skI,
l., street !; viii rent part Of it. ABBY At
|CriPpen's tea store, N 0 East md street.
fyi-ytt
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able unwillingness of majorities to be-
lieve in the unsoundness of the majority.
But holding fast the principle, the de-
duction is inevitable that the same state
of things exist in America. The forward,
selfish nature of Americans might indicate
what direction the gradual corruption Will
come from. But we came from the same
stock as England's population, the
Germanic, the most sober, moral, self
disciplined, least violent in passion OF any
people the world has ever seen. We inherit
the puritanic discipline, which, however
faulty and unfit for everlasting dominance,
nevertheless produces noble results Our
numbers, our discipline, our ancestry, all
guarantee larges sound, efficacious rem
nant which renders the future Of America
assured If all goes happily.
Next week some impressions and re-
Elections OF the writer will be gwen. z.
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ANNUAL ROUNDUP.

Our sales of Overcoats have been the largest
we have ever had, but still we have nearly 100
on hand, which we will sell at jobblng rates,
either singly or by the half dozen.
All heavy Winter Clothing, Caps, Gloves, Nit
tens and Underwear, will be sold at wholesale
prices for the next sixty days. in order to reduce
stock to make room for Spring Goods.
We do not advertise the largest stock in the
world, and then show man 2O-feet counter.
with few armfuls Of old goods. We simply say
our room is 80 feet long and "a feet wide, well
filed with goods for Mems and Boys wear, and
nothing else. Our prices are at the bottom
Come and see
A. M. FITCH, The Clothier.
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THE Captain Of the steamer American
Eagle says that never within his recol-
ection has the ice on the lake becn 30
hick. Between Sandusky and Putin.
Bay it ranges from 10 to IS inches the
,ntirc route. The steamer will not re
sumo her trips until the Ice begins to
break up. The Erie County Reporter
,ays that a fine something like 800 Is
imposed on the mail.carrier for failure
20 carry the mail three times week
between sandusky and the Islands one
gear amounting to more than the salary.
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he has been here. They expect TO stop with
L. Ingraham until spring.
Miss Mary A. Ingraham was home over
Sunday Miss Cora Chamberlain, who had
been visiting friends in oberlin, has returned
home. Miss Nora Crowell is visiting friends
in town.
Harvey Long, and, we understand, Mrs. Z.
p. Coon, are going to Oregon.
w. A. Beck has sold his farm to ID. c.
Stentz and expects to retire from farm life
about the lst OF April.
JAS. G. Malcolm left for Glbsopburg the
lst inst. B. +. Ricket, with his family, ex-
poets TO start for G. some time this week.
+. Rice has sent his son stoyell west to
buy and bring In cattle.
Miss Lucy Holder has returned home for
q few weeks.
Joseph Honse, having leased the Hart
mill, commenced saving this week.
Mrs. ]. Rickel is improving from typhoid
fever A. A. Rogers little boy is getting
better.
We learn that the Cone'l Sabbath School
will give another concert next Sunday
evening.
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These are Solid Facts.

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ROCHESTER,.
PHILANTHRoPIsT

The past few days excitement has run high
over the several occurrences that have trans
plred In this place. Our worthy shoemaker
has had trouble on account OF too great
intimacy between his wife and some OF his
neighbCrs. Arrests were made but trial was
postponed few days.
The chief builder OF the new hotel married
q wife here and at the same time had another
wife aRd two children In q neighboring town.
He was arrested for bigamy and called TO
trial but the prosecuting witness failed TO
appear so he was released.
A knock-down argument was INDUCED In
by couple OF our citizens and a bruised
nose and a black eye was the result.
An oyster supper at J. |. Masten's was one
OF the social happenings not long since.
The basket social, held at b. c. Mann's
last Friday evening, was a success II a good
time can be counted.
Last Saturday evening the friends Of Mr..
Ross gave him birthday surprise. We have
not been informed as TO the result.
c. J. storrow and family, OF Iowa, are
here visiting relatives aud friends.
HUNTINGTON.
Major Smead has been confined 10 his room
several days with rheumatism.
viii Smith left here Saturday TO visit
friends In Cleveland.
Mr.. Lashels reports that some of his lum.
Der has been stolen.
The boys that stole the hand sled from
Mr.. Moldenhoor's yard are invited TO bring
II back and save further trouble.
Five were baptized at the Baptist Church
Sabbath evening.
The surveying party that passed through
here last Week were very Independent. One
OF our farmers asked the chief II he paid
damages where they passed through a man''
farm. "No, we Just kill the man and &c
about our biz" was the courteous reply.
The committee OF two who took the re
sponsibility OF soliciting for the gift pre-
sented at a recent surprise party and who
invited the guests, leaving out one Of tn,
contributors, explain the omission by sup
posing the other had given the invitation.
JUMBO.
Mr.. f. Franks is still bearing up un
der the severe injuries received one yea
ago last month from the fail of a tree. l
is hoped that he may be out again wheI
the winter is past. If the faithful nursing
of an energetic and devoted wife can com
pass this design then the hope will b.
realized.
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BRIGHTON.

Friday evening, Feb. lst, about fifty Of the
friends and nelghbors OF Mr.. Freeman Green
gathered at his residence, giving him sur
prise. A pleasant evening was spent and
Green was presented with an easy chair In
behalf OF the choir and Sabbath School.
On Saturday, the 2nd inst, the family and
friends OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John Burr met at
the family residence TO celebrate the fftieth
anniversary Of their wedding day.
Born, on Feb. 2nd, daughter to Mr.. and
Mitchell Burge.
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one hundred present. Receipts, s25. The
next to be an oyster supper, with free con-
cert OF the Town Hall, on the 18th inst.
On Sunday, the 3rd inst, Ann, the wife OF
VIM. Green, Jr., died after an Illness OF two
days, aged q.
X. Gibbons, Jr., has bought the farm for
merly owned by +. Clark. Consideration,
s65 per acre.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church have CON-
pleted the cushioniug of the church seats
NJ.
To the Editor OF the ENTERPRISE.
Some years since l had my home In
another section Of country. In truth
have lived in good many sections Of the
land, and find that traveller estimates
a people by the quality of their houses
their public buildings, and especially by
the condition Of their roads. Now 10
the section where last lived they made
their roads much as we do here with thif
addition. One side of the road they
made wide ditch which they called
sleigh path, and often had good sleigh
ing for weeks when the wheel TRACK
would be quite bare Of snow. Isugges
to our road makers the plopriety Of max
ing such sleigh paths, and thus adding
to the sum of human happiness. 1t Il
not necessary that such sleigh.path
should be continuously on one side o
the road, but the fewer the crossings tn,
better, It's true, Yours etc,
PHILANTHRoPIsT
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ACKER'S dyspepsia tablets never fail.
Wooster d Adams.

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart.
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease,
liver complaint and other wasting diseases.
When you wish to enrich the blood and
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wish to remove all feeling Of weakness.
Yeariness, lack of energy, try bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters and see how greatly
it will benefit you. ltsurpasses all known
remedies as an enricher OF the blood and q
perfect regulator Of the various bodily
functions. Ask your druggist
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SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Chandler and daughter Emily re-
turned Last Saturday from Michigan, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Skinner for q
number Of months past.
Mrs. DR.. r. +. Frost has arrived and think
the Doctor has improved very much since
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Wednesday, Feb. g., 1854

Mr.. @. B. Russell is our author
ized agent, and will canvass for
subscribers in the townships Where
,ur circulation extends. We shall
je thankful for any assistance
our friends may give us in in
credsins our circulation.
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A Startling Discovery.

PHYSICIANS are often startled by re-
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tton and all Throat and all Lung di-
seases is daily curing patients that they
have given up TO die, is startling them
to realize their sense of duty, aud ex-
anime into the merits Of this wonder
ful discovery; resulting In hundreds Of
our best physicians using 1t in their
practice. Trial bottles free at j. w.
Houghton's Drug Store. Regular size
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