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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-03-26
State of Hest Hir0inin. S.:

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"A Of the Circuit Court Of Mason coun-
", on the first Monday in the month OF
March, 1884:
G. Y. Roots, Albert f. Smith, Harry P.
Picfvr, James r, Murdoch and @. NJ.
VanCleai, plaintiffs,
vs.
The Mason City Salt and Mining Com.
pany, corporation, and Tie Mason
City Coal and Salt Company, a cnrpo.
ration, James P. Kilbretli, B. L. Bran.
nan, ]. NJ. w. NeiF, N. H. Mclean,
John w. Kilbreth, Morlicia NJ. White,
Guernsey Y. Roots and James P. Kill
bretll, late partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of
Roots & Kilbreth, Guernsey Y. Roots,
Albert j. Smith and Harry P. Picier,
partners doing business under the
firm name and style Of Roots & Co.,
and Charles Clifton, Trustee, and
James P: Kilbreth, claiming to be
Trustee, defendants.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 dissolve and
wind up the alfairs Of the said The Ma.
son City Salt and Mining Company, a
corporation. This day came the com
plainants by their attorneys, and on
their motion, and it appearing By affida.
Wit fled that the defendants, B. +. Bran
nan, James p. Kilbreth, ]. NJ. w. Neff,
n. II. Mclean, Guernsey Y. Roots and
james 7. Kilbrcth, late partners doing
business under the firm name OF Roots 4
Guernsey Y. Roots, Albert Il.
Smith and Harry Z. Piefor, partners do
ing business under the firm name
and style Of Roots & Co., James
w, Kilbreth and Morlecia NJ. White,
are non-residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, ii is ordered that they, the
said non-residents, do appear hers with
in one month after the first publication
Of this order, and do what Is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
TCste:
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Simpson 4 Howard, atlys. [marl9w4
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FOR SALE

MELLOW Poplar Shingles, In largo OF
small lots. Address @. w. MAUI.
IN, Ar6ucklc, Mason County, W. Va,
aug I'm,
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Stockholders NTeeting,

Stockho ldeTs' Meeting.
THERE will be general meeting Of
j the Stockholders Of the Point Pleas.
ant Saw and Planning Mills, at their Office
In the town Of Point Pleasant, on Thurs.
day, the Sd day Of April, 1884, for the
Of elecling a board Of Directors,
making bylaws and ttansaCting any
other business that may lawfully BE-
done. ~, BRIGHT
mar0w4 President.
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ny Counsel.
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Notice 10 Crctlitors.

W. Il. Gum, Sol.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

7, o,dr1ed that Convention Of tho State be
held at pake,sbuig on Hcdnlldsy, July SO, 1854, at
IN o'clock A.. H., 10 Nominate candidates Tor Cover
ror. state Superintendent OF Free schools, AUDI
tor. Treasurer, Attolncy.jeneial, and TWO 'aoses
oi the Supreme Court Of Appeals, 10 DO voled iol
At the general election 70 b held on the SECOND
Tue,dsy Of October next; And 10 nominate al
presidential electors 10 be voted for at Tho Pres.
a,n,I,l election 10 be held on the fourth day Of
Hoyeube, next; 10 selec. State Central Commit
tao. and To transact such other builnesa 81 may
come before said Convention.
The Republican electors OF West Virginia and al!
o,her yo,eru without regard 10 past political adla
uons, who arc opposed 10 the coune oil the Demo
.,s,,c sdmIpIstrs,ion Of this State In creating q
dsh, |, violation Of tho e1pIea PROVISIONS OF oul
Constitution; 10 the opplast ave Assessments Illegal
" imposed upon the people; 70 the unequal and
h ,rdsp,ome taxation caused BY tho supplemeaS.
.asumeu, order OF the pIe.ent administration; Ill
yor tho low est taxation compatible with tkg
" ,htfc futere.t: OF e,eEa!iDg and oigni1yiDg Amer
Ian Labor; protecting tnd extending home induA'
h;e,: giving free popular education to tho MASH
a, The teople: securing irte Suffrage and An hone,,
s,unupg u ballots: enectually protecting al hu'
MN lights in every sec.ion Of our common couE'
try: and who oesile to promote friendly feeling
and permanent halmeny throughout tho State BY
maintaining State and Government pledged 10
those objects and principles, are cordially invited
to attend this Convention and participate ihis &C.
Nberatons. -g
Wa would recommend 10 County Committed
early seton In the matter Of holding county meet
,nss Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates TO the
State Convention, and that one delegate for e7ci1
one hundred votes cast for Garfield and Arthur b
The basis Of representation 10 the State Convention
By order OF the state Central Committee.
", }, ". CO%DkN. Secretary.
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BLAINE At SCiiOOL.
A shrewd Lad Up 10 httsorts OF Naughty
<. ,h,5 Tricks. o. -

< ht5: Tricks.
NinntapOii Journal.
"Pil bet you elk hat that Blaine's the
next President" said tlorid, redfsCed,
long haired, self confident individual WIN
had low hours before registered at the
Nico!iet from Sandusky, Oaio. " know
Blaine" he continued, looking mysteri.
ously across the ins.ep oil his ness side.
ways at the little knot Of men who stood
listening to him. II know him to be e
diplomat" and he snapped the ashes
from his cigar as il to emphasis his words.
Il went to school with Blaine when We
were both kids, and he was the. shrswdest
chap on the play grounds. In marble and
lack knife trades he always came out on
the top of the heap, sud when the priz:e
were awarded eomehow he always man
aged 10 secure his snare OF them, There
was no bigger devil in the school.room
than jim; Il the blackboard WIS covered
with spit balls the teacher always knew Jim
had b:en chewing paper; II she found red
pepper ON tho Stove Jim usually got g
thrsshine; il the keyhole OF her desk
was stopped up with dirt, Jim usually
had to dig it out. | remember ono
morning the stove smoked in such q man.
ner that it droya all the scholsra from the
room, after considerable searching an old
ha! was found atuf.d in the pipe; the hs.
happened 10 Il. jim, and when the room
was aired and school opened, the teacher
called him up and handed him note and
told him 10 give it to the principal. Jim
knew that the note meant wool thrashing
and be sum moned bis diplomatic ability
to his sreecue. He went slowly out into
the hall and catching sight ola young kid,
handed the note to him and asked him II
he wouldn't take 1t to the principal; the
boy took the note up, and as no nsmo was
mentioned in il, got sound drubbipg,
while Jim hung around outside Tow
minutes and went back to the school.room
with look OF the most excrucia!ipg agony
on his face. Yes, sir, il Jim Blaine don't
get there it'll be because sharp figuring
and scheming has Loaf i'a virtue" !.
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Chicago Cor. 81. Louh GLOBE. D. mosrat. 4, {
. A barkceper q. the Palmer House, when
Questioned as to tho relative drinking ca.
paciiy Of the Conventlons, said that The
Palmer House bar took In more money
yesterday Sunday than during The whole
week Of the Republican Convention,
There ID one good thing about Democrats
at time like his" said be, S"'and that IL,
they take their liquor straight, and dom!
waste the time Of the barkeeper on mixed
drinks. When the Republicans were here
they stood up and called for sherry cobblera
and mint juleps and gin fzzes till you
couldn't rest. We wasted our time making
these drinks and only got twenty cents fol
them. When Democrat comes along al
VIC have to do Is 10 shove out the whisky
bottle; he takes his straight drink r.D q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Trainsarrive and depart Is folIowl-ctty Time:
RALTIMORE d. OHIO.-AlIs IrHp-De

Trainaarrive and depart rs folIowl-Ctty Time: !.
BALTIMORE d OHIO.-NlIs L1sr-De
rRrt-For Baltimore and New York, 1:41 m, SIS
u m, and 500 m. Grafton Accommodation f:s:
otso Ss iIssst @ I % .n Aeon
''o q. g. 81 Dtv.-For chlc,go and the west s:ls M
3::3 p m. and ii:io n. GAINESVILLE Accommoda.
W. T. & B: DlV.-For Pitubargh, 6:S5 a N io:2o
la m ~ TrRdelphIa Accommodation, sos D IN.
TshIngton. e., Accommodation. 6:ss p m, 4 =
AsIive-FIom falum9ro and Wahington, D.
Accommodation, 500 q m. Moundsvllle Accom-.
modation, l:3o m. Graitnn Accommodation, 6;y5
M. Local freight Elo p N. ,t5-l,.i5 49,
$40 Am. and Cos p. M. zinesville ,Icoommoda.
ton. S:6s m. GAINESVILLE Accommodation. 4:41
pW p s 3. p1y.-From pltubu,sh, a, 1.ao N
and ~ ;,S m: Washington, n, $40 N. Triadel:
( All through trains run daily. Local t.slns dsily
except Sunday. Il. s5 I. +, q . : 81
p, O. q NJ. L.--DRART-6:2o, q n, SIS q m.
i:2o N, ~ p m. Aaslv1- $50 . N, t:o6 m,
Cleveland, Lornin q wheeIiuR.-Dxrlsr.
St. Clairsvlle ga m. Cleveland express 1922 m,
81. Evansville E67 p m, Massilon accommodation
~ n, g. GatriyIiis &c. aeeoImodstton t:i7 p N.
mediation s:sl n, St. Clalnvile l2:7 m, CieYe.
land express Gs7 p m, st. Ulairsville 49, N. ~
Cleveland d Pfstsburgi1-DxrAsr-
n. n; a,,I N, t:ls n: s,subenville Aeoommods.
ton ';lS NJ Msisyillo Accommodation Sos
soa1ie 4cconaoSaOn 81 81 n W. #e1 ii s' e.
commodihon 8:as N. 3 - '..s.,-t ~
h. Z! d O. Rilwny-Lllv1 Bellsire for
WoodEheld and 6urMesneld at 600 Z. m. and Gio
p H. AAsIFa At Bel]aire At 9l5 .. n. and 5Ss 70,
ohio River x R.-DErAAr-ForP s,tenburu
6 50 m; Accommodation 0 IS m and 40 q M
ARnIvE-li:60 m. 5 20 m aud 9:2J u m. = -
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Might Apply 10 wheeling.

y 1tste Pittsburgh arent-"Thia thing has
got 10 stop" vi !4i,r 81 :
Sweet sixteen-aawhat, par :.
you hsve been allowing young Niceiel'
low to kris you."' 81 tEiS .S
"0h, psi 5s I, !;
ayes you have; you need not Try to 1901
me-" srfy p ~
"But, ps, why do you thipk-"
II don't think; know. He kissed you
all over the mouth and on both cheeks,
"Why, pa. you were not there, am ,
mo, l was not there, but ! am here:
SOC there Isn't bit Of SCOT left on your lace
below your forehead" W. v r., 5-,al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARDIFF sii who arc suffering from erron
and indlscrctions OF youth, nervous weakness.
cipe that viii euro you, FREE OF Oh iRGK. This
great remedy Was discovered by 4 missionary IL
South America. Send self addressed envelope 10
REV. JosEPH 7, Imam, Station D. New York. 81
ivi1.Nyr.w . d
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Alphonzo Clipping into sam'a room
from bis own at The Ocean Breeze Hotel
"Pretty good fit, isn't iiP"' IS -
b Sam: considering that it is skin.tigbt
! should cay it was. DIT what do you
want Of underclp thing made OF black knit
goods this hot weather." '58s I'D
"UnderclothineP Why this is the new
bathing suit. Don't know why they make
'em bIsci ior 1t mug! look funny to SEQ a
man white down to his neck and up to the
knees and black the rest way, but being
elaatic and akin.tight, as you see, they are
grand things to battle in" y. E29 ,4sts
Z. "Ste here, Alphonso, do you mean to gay
that You intend to appear in public in tina.
thiue?"' i.
"Why, OF course, Sam; al the young fol.
lows have them. l'm ready now. Come on
down down to the beach. Wish yon hat q
suit like this 10 keep me company u
swell, wait till | get my clothes clf.n
.".YGur clothes oa2'' q \
won't lake fvo minutes 10 fix
n, yself 30 that no QUO can tell us apart" :
That's jolly. 2You have suit like this
then, SUPPOSE" s. '.3ss ,..i
INC; but I've got lot Of burnt cork
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y. f)y-A II DIED. tsltt yiSlifsD O-iGtl"
ENSHEIMER-cnW Wednesday. July 10, 1884, al
7:aS 4. NJ, rsrHxB, wife Of Michaet Emihotner, In
III, 89lh year oil her sge. l.Es Siatfi
Funeral Friday at $50 4. n, from her late real
deare. Frtants NJ The family are invited.
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ArEas ssEssparlls Is the most sfuotiye
blood purifier ever devised, II 10 RECON-.
mended by the best phvsicisns. pAw
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A SHIRT is a very humble gar
ment, but after all it has a great
dcalto do with a mans happiness,
What misery arises from an i'll.
setting bosom, a bad-ftting neck
band, an uncomfortable yoke, or
sleeves too short or too long.
! But now l will be comfortable
and happy, I have found the shirt
thatalways fits-"Thc DIAMOND"
The tangled thread Of LIES cx-
istcnce hencelorth will be smooth.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE RR

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R q
y on and alter SUNDAY, MAY lS, 1884, trains an
the n. d z. q. r B. will run "a follows: -
2 Ieaying the City at A. 4, and run every hour
!: Leaving Wheeling Park at \. n, and run eye,J
hour until 10 I. " a.. -
- OF dUNDkrB. ~
Leaving the CITY az ~, and run every hour
until r. Il = Cl q fLyi Is y !.
Leaving Wheeling Past ats 4. X, and run every
Passengers will save time and trouble BY. pur
chadng helr ucteu Ut the Chico. 100, So
; u1V q H1Rs0H. eupt
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"Rougfi ON Aats.0

i5 ~ 1-FtG hougu On Hatss r-sht'sH
Clears on. rats, mice. reaches, flies, ants
bsd.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophsrs. 100
DRUGGISTS R.ti.t7--r ryElis'1 -s=7S Nrli .IHU.
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From Eminent Wilmer Brintop, n. D.,
{,ttjjis Il 81 baltimore. ~ N :.
Gt''I have used CoLDES's LIQUID Rkly Tonic
In my practice, aud have bsen much graft
aad with the result AS a tonic In all cases Of
aesi!i.y, weakness ars nia. chlorosis, ETC., It
cannot be surpassed" (Take no othe,,)- %
druggists. xwrAw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-TW0 Z GIRLS-AP GIRL
Columbia Houle, oppodts tho X. ond Ward Ear.
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WHEELING, W. VA, JULYls 1884.
REpuNLIuAN COUNTY TICKET.

yoR IiikhifY, : 1N''
FRANK JOHNSON. 4 ,isGl
:.cLxIx OF HE CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES 8. H0HkLL.
u.rnx or TIE COUNTY COUNT.
W.kkWr. LlNCH.. . 81
lxtlrcurlso ATTORNEY. ~
Jo5EPn D. ELs0N. y
As,,sox, CITY DISTRICT, 3
FRED. RoLLKR,
kiyEssUn, ccusTAY D!sraicT,
WIN. A. MCCOY.
COUNTY SURVIVOR, ~
CLARENCH X. LAIRD.
ulusRoy pILIGA1r,
b. r. DoyESEkt .-t
A. @. r. EBELlNG, l4.
j, hAhK En,
col. ". b. UURTla.
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NARD OF THANKS,

TO the citizens Of Beuwood and more especially
10 ttoie iyint ia the immedists vicinity Of zen.
wrod Station, who 10 hsroically rii!i.ed me in
return ny sincere thank; Alio 10 ASL pelly, Ffq
AGENT 0! tho tneyieAa lhsas rance ca Of Wheeling,
TOT his prompt I'd !uitnent Of n los,os. -
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u.,r ,.,, Trustee
''S' uLh'Ef, Auctioneef. les

Tic sale above mentioned has been tdour,b
until Saturday, July 10, 1881, 81 10 O'Clock i. Mi
Iyli G. n. CALDWELL, T,us.s
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK Hall. Sixth 4 Mar % sts..
PHILADELPHIA.
In THE ORPHANS COURT.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

February 20, 1904.
TXECUTRIX'S SALE or REAL ES
II tate. BY virtue Of ali order Of the Or
phAns' Court Of the State OF Delaware In ant
Of February, A. d., 1884, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Co urt House, In the city o
Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, MARCH GOTH, A. D., lSs,
at II O'Clock, q. H.,
the following described real estate, being
the property OF John Is. arubb. deceased. u
wit All those two lots or pieces Of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington and Coun
ty aforesaid, as follows:
No. l. Beginning at point on the south
erly side Of Fifteenth street at the distance
OF 100 feet westerly from the westerly side Of
Scott street, thence southeTly parallel with
Scott street 70 feet to q corner, thence ives.
terly parallel with Fifteenth street 40 feet TO
corner, thence nOrtherly parallel with Scott
street 10 feet to the aforesaid side offifteenth
street. and thence thereby easterIy 40 feet 10
the place of beginning, be the contents there
Of wnat they may.
No.2 Beginning at stake on the easter.
ly side ofSearles street, between Second and
third streets, at the distance Of l39 feet 10
inches from the southerly side OF Third
street, thence easterly parallel with Third
street 70 feet TO stake, thence southerIy
pa allel with Searles street 2s feet 20 another
stake, thence westerly parallel with Third
street Is feet to the aforesaid eide Of SearIes
street. and thence thereby northerly ~ feet
to the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Attendance Wi II be
given and terms made known at the time
and place aforesaid by
ANNE GRUBB. Exccutrlx.
or by :. A. hlaca.lister, her Atty,
j. M. HursNAs, Clerk y. ct. iljeod-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
THIRD EDITION.
Fatal Use Of the Pistol.

COLUMBIA, ) c., Feb. 24.-On Sat
urday Of last week w. B. Cash, son OF
Colonel E. B. Cash, the noted duellist,
who killed Colonel Shannon q few
years ago, came into town early in the
day and remained until dark. Just
before starting for home he became
very boisterous, and was approached by
town Marshal Richards and requested
to keep quiet A difficulty ensued and
they clinched, the Marshal using his
club freely on Cash's head and arms,
At length the Marshal was overpower.
ed and terribly beaten and Kicked In
the head and face by Cash. After the
two men were separated Cash immedia.
taly left town.
Yesterday, at about O'Clock, Cash
again came to town, and, after remain
ing about two hours. walked up to
Marshal Richardson, who was sitting
on dry goods box in front of a store.
Passing by him few PAGES, Cash sud.
denly wheeled round, and, without say,
ing word, drew a revolver from hit
hip pocket and fred three shots In rapid
succession at the Marshal. The first
shot passed through the left lung o.
James Coward, an innocent bystander
The second ball took effect in Richards
left lung, and, as he fell, Cash tiret
again but the shot missed its mark
He then ran to his horse, which wa
hitched at a convenient place, and il
the excitement was permitted to escape
Richards and Coward are mortall!
wounded. The most intense excitemen
prevails throughout the entire county
and hundreds Of men are in pursuit o
Cash. caught he will undoubtedl!
be lynched.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
Her kIHety.llrst Rir,hdnv.

Last Saturday being the ninety-firsl
birth ay OF Mrs. Powell, mother of the
Powell brothers, the wcll-known fish
dealers OF THIS city, she was called upor
by number OF her friends in the even.
ing, AT her residence with her son in
Stnth Wilmington. She received a
Lumber OF presents, among them being
q large cake from lady friend, beauti.
iuI!y ornamentcd and inscrilcu with
her initials ; dress pattern from Phila.
deIphla, and several other uselnl
articles. Mrs. Powell has raised fifteen
children, and although she has passed
20 many milestOnes on Ii e's Journey.
Is sui IN possession Of all her faculties
ana seldom suffers with i'll health. She
Is aho has been for many years con.
.isteht christian woman, aud never
allows the weather 10 detain her fron
'he mousse OF God on the Sabbath, and
even during the present winter, when
'nere were 80 many stormy Sabbatbs,
she was in her accustomed place at each
service, and also at the Sabbath school
Always happy and contented, she now
ieels the reward Of leading a christian
me IN her younger days, and realizes
the truth of the promise that her lar,
days shall be her best days.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
Deus.

The missionary collection at St. Paul's
yesterday amounted 70 about $500.
Lent begins on Wednesday and will
cont inue forty days.
A key for fire alarm box No. 81 is In
possession of officer A. I. Peterson, cor.
ner Front and Searles street.
The latest novelties and designs In
silver and plated ware ut Millard II.
Davis, No. . East Second street.
John Hicks was filmed 81 and costs
this morning by Judge Cummins for
drunkenness.
A full dress sociable will be given by
Prof. X. 9. Fraim Vt his dancing acade-
my tomorrow evening.
Wedding rings furnished TO order at
Millard +. Davis, No. 8 East Second
street.
A collection was taken in st. An
drew's church yesterday, for the
benefit Of the sufferers by the Western
floods.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given tonight In the McClary
building, by Morning Star Division, 3.
Oft
The new Market street bridge is rap
idly approaching completion, and II Is
thought 1t will be- open TO travel In
about two weeks.
The Old Thought and the New"
will DO the subject Of lecture before
the Unity Cub on Wednesday evening,
to be delivered by George W. Stone.
The Rev. M. Quimby of Phgnixville,
Pa, will lecture IN the Friends Hchool-
house, Fourth and West. streets, to- NOR
row evening on THE Story.< .<of the
Stars"
Isaac T. johnson, principal Of the
Friends school, Fourth and West
streets, will lecture on electricity before
the Young Men 3 Association of Central
church this evening.
W. X. Brinckle a. Co., Of Greenville,
have shipped to Messrs. Jos. Bancroft
Il Sons, at Rockford, fresh car load of
coal, which passed over the Kent Mere
branch Of the W. & n. Railroad 10 their
works.
Samuel II. Baynard and Edward W.
Grieves were reelected trustees of 81. |
paul's NJ. l.. church on Saturday night
and William Y. Swiggett was elected
in the place OF George W. Todd who de-
clined reelection.
William Spencer, n shoemaker by
trade, and who has been sexton Of Cen.
tral Presbyterian church for some time
and also janitor Of No. 2 school, died
about Il. 80 o'clock yesterday, at his
No 3O6 East Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
Close kNave'

The schooner A. and n; f. hiu,rI,a
loaded with lumber for ,the ,,irL
HolIingsworth Company, (isls
Saturday from Savannah ,M" wharf
While hong towed to 'he ,s.ssl
hawser b,' ke, and the large '' and
proceeding down the stream, II. psi
steamer Wilmington being ID as.a hen
collision was imminent ,~J T u
scheoner's anchor was ne" ,'I ias
.oard. and the vessel stopped '"'
tune to avoid an accident
Daily Republican., 1884-02-25
Birthday SurDrtse,

Last Friday evening number Of the
young friends of Miss Ida NJ. Smith
met at the re esidence Of Miss Florence
Servison, No. 6l7 Church street, and
proceeded to Miss Smiths residence,
No. 723 East Sixth street, and gave he:
a complete surprise. At first the young
Miss was at loss to undes : and the
cause of the unexpected visit of so many
of her friends, but was soon remind d
that it was the fourteenth anniversary
of her birthday. She received mum.
Der of handsome presents, and the com
pany passed very pleasant evening,
during which refreshments were served
in abu ndaUce