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Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

Tomorrow evening the Madison
Square Company will appear at the
Opera House and produce The Pr.
vate Secretary, an adaptation by c, II.
Hawtrey, OF Moser's Der Btbiothe-
kerr" which recently achieved success
in England. The adaptation, like its
original, is clever, containing some
smart dialogues, several convulsiveiy
funny situations, and presenting d
variety OF humorous characters. A
rich East Indian, Mr.. Catterm ole, re
turns to England 10 meet his nephew,
Douglas, whom he has never seen, and
who WI i'll be his heir when the wild.
oats period Of the young mamie cd Is
passed. Douglas is in debt to lot Of
tradesmen. In order to evade the ser
vice of a writ at the instalc e of Gibson,
n Bond street tailor, he Porsonates the
Rev. Robert Spauld' ing, newly engaged
as Private Secretary to Squire Mars
land and runs down to the latter coun
try seat with q friend. Here he gets
into and out of numberlees scrapes
Catterm ole comes to the house ; SO does
Gibson so does the real Private Secre
tary. Douglas Conceals his real iden
tity from his uncle, satisfies his tailor +
urgent demands for payment by intro.
ducing him to the squire and his fasni
ly as friend, and palms the Secretary
off as a spiritualistic medium on .
spinister who is believer In the ma
teriali2ing science. The old East In
dian has IN istaken the canting, idiotii
Spaulding for his nephew, and THU
blunder leads to several hilarious 70
suits. Finally the young man finds
way ont OF his difficulties and . wife il
Edith Marsland. His uncle ia glad t.
exchange him for the idiotic Secretary
and everything comes TO jolly end
Ing.
The play will bs presented in thi
city with the same care that has char
acterize all OF the Madison Squar
Theatre attractions, ard the cast is sal,
TO be one of the best that has ever boei
seen here.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
EDITION,
DOO.

60 10 smeltz's for cheap apples and
potatoes
II you want good butter for % cents
per pound, 20 10 Smslts's 81 No. ID X.
Fourth street.
Samuel l.. EAstburn has opened ,
grocery store Ut the south west corner OF
Sixth asd Shipley streets
b. Y. Twillsy has been appointed
mail agent between Georgetown, Sussex
County, and Franklin City.
For hair, fibre, husk and oil kinds Of
mattresses, 60 TO CAnnon's, 606 Shipley
street.
Get prescriptions compounded At
Frank K. Smiths, druggist, under
Clayton House. s-...
A fine bay horse, belonging 70 VIM
@. Martin, attached 70 drag, fell dead
on the causeway yesterday afternoon.
Foreground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard at Taylor b Fuller,on's,
druggists, 800 King street.
II you want cheap and beautiful
| baskets, Pieroe's, 101 West Eighth
| street IL the place to get them.
Mrs. q. +. Lamb and Carrie T. Publ
have returned after three month"; trip
from Salisbury Ocean City snd Princess
Ann.
Smeltz, at No. 10 L. Fourth street,
will sell you apples, potatoes and all
kinds Of produce lower than any other
| dealer in the city. Give him trial.
w. W. Stroup offers reward OF fifty
dollars for the recovery of the black
horse that was stolen on the evening OF
the 18th inst.
Buy yonr apples, potatoes and all
kinds of produce OF Smeltz's, ID X.
Fourth street, and save tor per cent.
Don't forget the number.
The dry goods store of Crosby & Co.,
ut Columbus, Ohio, WAS thrown open
for the inspection Of the public on last
Friday evening, and was crowded with
i the populace until near midnight.
The great book sale now In progress
| Rt Pyle K Iichtapstein 1896 Market
street, will close on Friday next. Until
that time you eau buy books at one
half price.
| ]. ID. Philips, a conductor on the
Delaware Railroad, returned home OF
I, Saturday morning last from Colorado
Pixies Peak, Manitoba Garden, Lead
| Vile, and other places of interest In the
West and Northwest.
| A. X. Tatum, OF Christiana Hundred
offers a suitable reward for the recovery
of a Newfoundland dog, which strayed
| away abcut the first OF October, II re-
turned to his residence or to the store o.
Joseph Tatnall & Co.. Front anc
Orange streets.
| Prank Chandler, of the firm OF Car
penter u Chandler, has been appoin tex
| a Notary Public, vice John @. Cole
Esq, who has been rewarded by au ap.
! pointmept to q clerkship tnithe Pension
Bureau, by Secretary Lamar, on tb,
recon mendatioh .: Hon. Charles B
1 Lore.
| Al Barnum's cirsus, which exhibited
at Elizabeth, N. j., on Friday evening
last,a horse had it's leg broken by beipJ
oaught in the wheel OF the chariot dur
ing the Roman chariot race. The hors,
was killed In the arena. The audiena,
became panic stricken and were dis
missed when the show was about hal
over.
just previous to the Richmon,
Knights leaving our city, on Saturds,
afternoon last, the band played Java,
Down South in Dixie" which met W III
feeble response, bnt when the " STA
SpAngled Banner" was struck up 1t 70
tbe crowd fairly wild with delight, an,
called forth an encore from the delight
cd crowd.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
VIM. b. SHARP,
Fo nth and Market streets. Carpet De
partmant,
In the Orphans court,

new caste county.
TRUSTEES SALE OF kEAL ESIhfE
y ny virtue ot an order Of ths Orphans
\ curt OF the Sta 2 of Eeiawe-e. IN and for
New tastie County, made at the .septemter
fsrc, A. l. lSs5, OF SAID Court, Will be ex-
posed to Pubiia Sale, on the premises. In
! 'hristIaLa bundled, On
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF N0YEa.
Der. a. d., lss5,
at O'clo Il, m,
the following described real estate. being
the property OF Ado.phus Hust ands. de
ceased. 10 Wit
All that certain farm OF tract Of land stu.
ated in Christisna Hundred aioresatd, otnn.
ded by iendf now Or late Of Thomas ].
X dams. deceased, Norris Wilsop. John Hci-
land, Joel Hoiiinssworth, loci ~wayne and
Others, cor tanning about 100 acress petches
% !anG. A nc II IL ordered by the tourt til q
she parcaaser or purchasers thereof be and
appear at the next Orphans Court for new
tastte County, that tns Court nay NJ ign to
the purchifer Or purchasers the premises
s3li to him, her or ham Pursuant 10 ths
order he sne OF thy. with sum lent satety
or suretise 10 be approve by the Court, en-
Tor. ny into u reooa n zance to be taken and
ncH tow ed in sRil Csurt to the State In
penal 6um To DO determined by the .aid
Corr with condition 10 pay 10 the parties
senttled, severa iy or their executors. 4du in.
Istraturs ar Assigns, resp ctiveiy, tEetr lust
and pTopDrtioDable shares OF the said pur.
enHse money. with interest II IN such TIM ~
.ae Court lay determine, IN sucn manner
and time ~ Lay, oy uire ton q the 81 d
Corr. &c prescribed AMI appointed in ssid
o9ud lin
attenda rec will nc given and terms madt
klown al TIE une and Ilacn atgrts ID. by
LDhE. {, tGMItS
| Trustees. or hy taeir tI1rnr,z
| Attest; ;. ID. housnAs, tieEk - =
/ q -,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

Last Friday and Saturday a mau
parAded in front Of Clerk and Lennox't
morocco shop, Fourth street near Msdi.
son, bearing plscard similar TO the
one carried by Thomas Dempsey few
weeks since. urging tt men 10 strike.
Mr.. CLERK called on the Chief OF Police
to arrest the man, but hs declined 10
take any action until Judge Cummins
decided the case of Dempsey, which
he has been holding for the past TWO
weeks.
After the session Ct the Oity Court
this morning, Judge Cummins took up
the case of Dempsey, and said tina. in
this particular instances he did not
think that any offen oe had been com
m!tted which would warrant him In
holding Dempsey for Court, but he
could readily sse how breach of the
peace could arise under the circum'
stances. In discharging Dempsey, be
said tina. he would not advise him u
repeat the ofiense, and THAI any one
no did 80 would do 1t at their peril
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Roller RinkIein.

There was a large attendance At
the Citizens rink on Saturday evening
Miss Iona Walinsley WAS the forum ate
holder of the ticket that drew pair
of nicke, plated skates. Much pleasure
10 anticipated this evening by the
young people who take delight III exer.
cising on skates. L. is reported that the
management intend 10 iucr. ase the at
fractions OF theif establishment 81 ad-
ding g bowling ALLY, rifle range, tel
mis-, qnoits, etc. Prof Enri, tn- one.
legged skater aud bicyclist, win siuear
during the week. The managers Of the
Whining ton rink are also msKlng Efforts
to attract the citizens and ka.pup ne
popularity Of their establishment. On
Saturday night fine exhibition OF
fancy skating WAS given by Fred Nor.
ris, Floor manager Norris having ns n
called home for few days, and in b j,
absence George Ellison will act in Ii,
place.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
J"nE Roach flaming In H salth.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18-Mr. John
Roach visited his Ophir Farm. neal
White rlains, to-day, where his SOD
'ives, and returne1 to the city ON the
e9aning train. He looka feeble and
careYorn, and is growing more deaf
every day. He appears TO feel HIS
troa0leh severely.
In tpt ing TO friend this evening
AZ the denot he said when he came to
NeH York a poor hoy without q dollar
10 the world, end went to work for o
dollar 3 day, no was happier Than he
was when hia business increased 50
that he en- played very large number
Of men ana had a pay roll Of $4,000 q
wick, a. is now, he said, almost
where he started from financially.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Labor Nsfss.

TIE Eastern Flint Glass Man ufaet1
ers' Association met in New York on
Saturday afternoon and unanimously
resolved to draw off the hres in all
their factories rather than accede to tl.
demands of the workers ter higher
wages This action will throw opt -
employment between four ar. We
Thousand men, girls ooys. The
lockout is the result ola strike, begun
on the LAT inst. by 10 glass blowers for
higher wag"7
At thu re OF work on Saturday
mo; a near 100 men were suspended
definitely in the freight department
of the Philadelphia and Reading car
shops at Reading. The suspension is
expected to be only temporary. AZ th.
company expects to build 1000 new
cars for next seasons coal and freight
business"
One hundred and fifty men were at
work az Meets two mines, in the
fourth peel, on Saturday, at the reduced
rates.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
uax,stsar's Repof'

During the past Weeh i, I'D ds
births, IA MARRIAGES a nra,.r .
ported to R4gi8.r4r f srslns, 1
occurred in this elty, a. ~. ,, Of
The causes OF death l.., Se1S Of |
Hear al'eass' cr,,,p.' dropsy, 4
c2neaiilpsio"' t.yar anitlOn,l
causes, pneainnniE, , ,snia Ind
typhoid fever ana '''
each,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Personal.

Mrs. Agnes Ela, nOF 10
Coiuu. bur, Ohio, isinprOVln
which will 10 tOabt be goA
her many friends IN sh', GU
Mr.. Elwood Pyle, VINO u
very painful accident some
wuile out cunning iot fttd
abb to be out, and SalSs wiz
of a pair Of ciu,clhs. III
Cards are our Announcing
ding OF Mr.. Alexander WI
Miss Cow, CD THURSDAY wi .
Mr.. McD. is now located o. q !
and has a good situation II Y
railroad offices Of lbst ~ y,
reports business iai' IL loe : y Y
robust appearance speaks Wei
health OF his new home.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

NUrIOE-I. OLIVER II PARRY. own.
~ or OF the Washin to1 Hotel. IN
School District No 0, i3randywine Hun
bred, county OF rev Casile and
STATE q delaware, in compliance with
the r. q 1ireinents OF the acts OF the General
Assembly in suoh casa male and provide T..
10 hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions q
The PoA aud jail i,eliyer Of the / tate Of
delaware, In and for New Castle County, on
MONDif, the 18th day OF Nov6n Der, Il.
H.. 1888, being tho next term o; said court,
Tor n license for said hou 20 az AN Inn or
tavern for tho saie therein OF intoxicating
!iqhossin less quantities than one quart to
Do drunk { n the premises, md tho fJI owip-
respectable citi2ens Of the said Distress re.
cotnnend the said applicat. on, viz.
John :. berry, John Vlnev
.ter y. 1slles, BENJAMIN Teat.
Henry Journey, Charles l.a.eh.
Aaron - Parry, W. ii McCrackin,
Curtis Faliey, Henry Luif,
llaRiei ityan, Vim. LeerG,
John Forces, OLIVER Il PaRtI
olg-3td-3.wt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

hARTIN-ln this city on the 10Th In,
Isaac r., son Of William and I.otua NJ,
It'd, aged II years an months
Relatives and friends of the family
spsctfuily invited 70 attend the fn nsral fran,
me residence OF bis parents. No. sl2 IVES,
SKIN strsst on Thurs'ay Rft4 moon AT -
o'clock, 70 pressed to kivervlew oemstsry
OROSSLEY-In this city on III. ~, ,,..
Rachel A, wife OF Nd ward r. ,ro..ia.
~ sd 81 years. ''
Funeral services at the residence Of b.,
husband, No. s24 Orapge street. on rue.isy
ahefnooD at O'Clock. lnteiinent al n
swsdss' cemetery. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
NIL ApRear 81 - lu1'eI


This evening the i!oyaI hsV
pany will comm nee an 'I ~
one week at MID lie.esn' aa u,
they will prestnt fe'et a. "
ropr lar PLAYS q lhr ,, Day
pbrtoire c0npr '-h h'a' q
h lossoIn, y " East Lynn, .ua1
" London Assurance, s .ssI
Others. Alter nc uli's ' ail|
ment in Middlesowa, ,hss S''|
IN 5myrn., DIVER a In A
Cam bridge aud sali'ul'. s;li
months from no" sb''
New Caste. -
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Nervous. Debr,ttated MEN,

You are allowed free trial OF thirty days Of
the use OF Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic helt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
SPEEDY relief and permsnent cure OF nervous
debility, loss OF vitality And manhood, aga
all kindred troubles. Aiso for many other
diseases. Compile restoration 10 health,
yigor and ma nhoOd guaranteed. NO risk is
incurred. illustrated pamphlet, with fuli
inform alton, forms, etc, mailed free by ad
dressing Noltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
7 h EO|7'
Fehlnkuin -.

Tho o,,' rs"'a'.la Poiai..
Ems Ems year TAO third. p tSa, 9, ,
a. no :, shortage .n1a in produc.i,Sp' y
t ,,n, |" remain firm; but =. sal.s
'' Tbo are ,nsl not q lit.le SLOW '''''
a a os' Ia Is alarming, one a1s'I \,
ARE told, having loss si,, ~
a aoss BY death. They ' s'ss..
| cause. Ao"n vh(
no op1fssmen are elatsd ovs,
pee, ior the coming season s'a :.
IN Sussex. There are mo,. "
rabbits than have oeep kpo,!
seaIF' The Conveys arc I Ia,s
o'r"s are in good CONDITION
| AN enterprising farmer A
ana mas mad q set oftonbst
ana placed in his barn, u
over MS grave when be di,.
Scrlption on them was witt iss
Fer, and includes the dsts AZ
and the statement that he
husband, a loving father, anil
The old elm tree that stands
ih'aeeLouse at Dover was AI \
1901 Thirty years ago i, W.
and show signs OF decay, and
Icluucll spent about tweptv-s,
10 have It banked around and
Iae,ner. Il took a new leass so
although badly Gu, when
Ihuildlngs vert ,rectel il All
tree.
|, state Librarian Samuel b |
Dover, has been engaged by
Publishing Co, Of 81, Paul
itT state judicial reporter.
pany issu.s a veek y -
leases .tied in con,;s ', ,t
country are reported. Y
Eipar enenrer n,o..,.,
Imam OF Smvrna a,i a f' sa
iSamucl Spencer di.d ,rda..,j
Ine,1ay evening tro,n hsu,oa.s
was eInp!oy,,, 4. assi.,,n,t.s|
la SMYRNA stalio, "'
A Doyer vror,.,,.n ,,.r, ,)
irnYi,i.y. Not 6ndinr anr
ls,5s, al. he rabbit. bs .a rs'
le'l AAou, the game law ba al
.dii not hun, 'hr rabbits, but
ltAem whenever tGey iumuri
IL a game pr0'sail0ni.ta Al M
The Sussex county court VI
biy he III session all ueI, VI
triai chargins,he tish 'ae,orisl
Az bang nuitances occupied
lays, amt WHO'S. The count
thousands u dptars,
Tie tomato GAMERS hase Id
4 .
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
y.,.i Accident

Pau Thompson S WIZ d
Avondale. Chest o0I ia.I iul
engaged or Saturday h;ic sale, 4
some stock to a paol,e aS,'ns,ss'stld
horse b. coming nn y ma' BID
him off, aud hls nee ,a., sp id
the IA causing ln'o maj,
Sas -, OF aga and his dsa a'nr Iss
ssxn,,ement in the Ieifnoo|
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

L,,, saturday aI 1ans9' eepp]
IA. .ss name. sss,.I Hs ss he s.1 Hss s;
n. : s0a w .a.' FIRE 81 eIP iloin
s and Jackson st .,,1 '.i 'Tit on|
,2e5 to the fs' .sssiy sse never, .s'
Wounds ,,nnni. on his face ,i sp'' which
py Or. Ebberlt, "'''
-, ~ ,.ylen to HE home
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
q. A. =. Asrnrtse

About 30 members of Smyth Post No.
/, q. A. r.. and mem beers OF the AuNil.
larry Corps, proceeded in COACHES TO
New Castle last Saturday evening ard
gave Birney Post u surprise visit. phey
carried refreshments with them, and
the evening WAS spent In q very plea
sant manner
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Eagfne House In MoursinK.

Thomas McCarron, formerly a well
known sporting character of this city,
d ed In Philadei phia last Saturday with
pneumonia. He WAS a member OF the
Washington Steam Fire Company, and
the house and apparatus are frartd in
mourning, out Of respect to his nem-
DRY.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

DRlyATE aLE-A DESIRABLE
/ property of so acres, u mile FIR m
Greervilie, we'll sater-d aud fenced, good
buildings, house .0xt0 feet. barn 80 fec
square; other GOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lent
to churches schools and mills Terms easy.
fo- turtner formation call on or addIe Is
SUSAN hlURPHY. dreeLvilie, lei.
ole-6td -1tw
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

A. GAED.--TU ALL WHO ARE SUI
"a. fe'iEE from the srrofs and indisCre.
ti'Hs q 7oGth, nervous @eaknces, early do.
CT E,l0Es o. q lphood, etu., will send recipe
That w. i en- you iree Of charge. THIS great
rer.iy Va 'iscovetod by a missionary in
Sou b : ratu-l. send a pelEaddreesed enve.
oga to- a REV. JOS EPif. ISHAN, s a.
on u NGa YORK City. m4ood -d&w-ly
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
.,,.uou Relig ion'

nf Rev. ". H. HepdtI't e.,l,l
MI, Lebanon has p en,ing iss
p pro- meeti9s e. au sas bLJ
Yesterday the pr , ~. The 4
s siii Be- continued rH n the T P5s's h
except exc. SATURDAY .. nis sl,.uti r1s II
Tiona are large anu a ".i yet
t hast md o locations 10 for good are "
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
an nsess'

IN s.tn ta.g eye ''Ia.sd I By ID
Charles Muller ,,'a p,g was
Sa s,e,nsf; - e.. ct ss'' =
"a was retarninss moving 'lS him
i l1ld lsI him srvo..Wly. .-.s.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
DHlLADELPHIA mARHErs.

Ky AHTEi--A YOUNG MAN WHO
wv cas- keep books by double entry and
rake himself penerally useiul, ina light
manI'i ntibR sueiness. Must he good
correspondent accurate in ace UNITS and also
pIeasin4 In uarreis. tine who will work
Tor a moderate salary at first, with prospects
oelca. oia2t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

tta to Oliver pierce's rev store, l01
W. eighth street, for your cheap tin.
gaTe
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

Whether arising from indigestion or
nervousness, head tchs entirely inf IL
one for business Dir. Bulls Baltimore
Pills cure this diso ID at speedily.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
NJ RS. LAURA 0SHOoD HAKKN E.SS
sELErr SCHOOL FOR 10th sRxgs

M hS. La HA OS1O0D HAKKN ESS
sKLErT SCHOOL Fc. MOTH sRxKs
viii ro open
MONDAY, SEI'rEM BIER Ia, 1875,
At tho northeast corner Ninth and King
streets.
Glasses will be formed In all common and
higher Ingli h branches, in book kee; ing,
music and .uch ancier' and modern Ian.
guages 1s may be Il ,s.
Tho primary oepartp will be Under the
successful msn8gens lEleh h46 1iyen
sueh Satisfaction In ct,
A fnll stati o. expo. .."ed gentlemen and
lady teachers insuras thorouS INSTRUCTION
and drill in all Departments
The num.r US and hcpor b e patronage OF
this school during the past Tour years END
Tho systematic discipline OF mind and bed,
which has been It's character sic eaeelle noe
must render tue year now opening the Inosi
uoressful fits history.
Terms, nom &6 to SIS per qu&rteY, accord
ing " CLASSIFICATION. For further infoiiRs
uon and TO secure seats,ppiy to
MRS. HAkKNE3S,
mo. 100 M arket etrest this CITY
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

with tables and shelves, al
ford every facility for square,
honest dealing, besides the
largest stock of ready-made
clothing in this city to Sc.
lect from. When we guar
antee a fit there is no draw
back. We offer to-day,,Fine,
All-Wool Suits.
Mems from SIS up.
Fine All-Wool Suits, boys,
from $3.50 up
Fine All-W DOL Suits, youths,
from So up.
Fine Atwood Suits, chill
dren's. from 81. so up.
We will not say much
|about our stock oil Overcoats;
| it does not need it. We
have them from SIS to $50
and every one OF them worth
just one-third more. Oui
One H7fcd system is a sue
cess. People like square
dealing, and that is oul
great aim. All goods JUS
10 per cent, above the cost
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

| Harlan
Iconmenct
|st 8 o'c,
10 has onl
| shops NOS
Svo weeks
jackson !
b
4 100 rail-
NOR was o
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

r,,;;;'1s. K, y VI t. s's'''' ''i' |
COOL
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Good

WV
he are yot
I Eastburi
|lpley sire
coffee for
Biscuits 10
hackers y
IA cheap !
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

laid Up 4
kacht PriI
bplace'i Il
II al tiarI
b will rem
BIZ be bull
"a westllrI
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Vol.
Local

Local
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conmen,c'
|st 8 o'c,
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shops NOS
Svo weeks
jackson !
uoreti, b
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nor was .
Good
rs are yor
EaStburi
lpley sire
coffee for
Biscuits 10
crackers u
es cheap
aid Up 4
kacht Pril
q placed !
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n will reD
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Exposed 10
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streets. |
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having DEF
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thereon o
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Do, ny a II
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-01-15
Personal Mention.

General Manager, Oscar Townsend,
Superintendent Thornburgh, and Judge
j. W. Tyler, of the C., l.. & w. road,
came up the Northern on Tuesday morn
ing in Mr.. Townsend's special car, and
remained in town during the day. 1t is
understood they were looking over the
field making ready to contest the ease OF
Mrs. Mary Bulger against the road for
damages.
w. F. Hunter, Esq, of Zanesville
was in town Tuesday on professional
business.
j. III. Denham, Esq, of this town
ship, went to Columbus on Tuesday te
attend the annual meeting of the Jersey
Cattle and Poland China Swine Breed
ers' Associations.
Prosecuting Attorney Kennon was
in Bellaire the latter part of the week
looking up testimony in the Borham
murder case.
MIR. J. P. Harvey, our UniontowI
correspondent, has been confined to hi:
home since New Years with sprained
foot We are glad to know that he i:
convalescing::
Rev. d. c. Stewart, of Frankfort
Springs, Pa, is at bis fathers east Of
town, recuperating from several weeks
| illness.
H. c. Welday, Esq. and wife, start
ed to-day for the New Orleans Exposi
ton. They go by rail to Cincinnati, and
thence by boat. They will be absent
eight or nine weeks.
j. b. Hoge. Esq, President OF tn,
Belmont Co. Agricultural Society, wen
to Columbus yesterday, to represent th,
society at the annual meeting Of the Obi,
State Board of Agriculture.