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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

This morning a coiored IAN went in
to Mcs. Annie Mnnn's shoe store, No
1O3 East Fourth street, and selected a
pair of gum boots After trying them
on, and asking the price, he said he
would take them, but would have to 90
around to Fifth and French street lo,
the money. Mrs. Mum sent a little
girl with hin, but az soon as the fel 10 y
reached French street he started on a
run, and has not been seen sines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
7 H EDITION
The hei,.nCn.s

BOSTON, Oct. 2g.-Ch,,'
,bs s,a,., was asked to-day in re,p,S
the s ai, that has been lp,5 S'' y
me a. hlleged Mellen conspilacv w, .s.
a Matchmaking scheme. u. vas .!
'nat such a theory was entiralr "pll
sistent with the facts and ,bo, 81 Inc|
nc would do vel! TO susnsns ,ue
ment IN the case until fuIths, ul y!
ments. ueveI
% statements that this case Is ,c,l
70, 70 extott money may prove nnfo 'V]
rhoss IN ap sition TO know ,Sa y
say that a. l. Mellen viii . 'ur ! !
boTton' The $1,000 which Sas 'S %a.]
ed for " John Bullr Al ,Ss T pp1
House is now in tie safe a, ,t 10y
Tel. VI Ils'
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Car, scnurz wants n Paser

The Boston Transcript says that Carl
Schurz " has made an offer TO the
stockholders of the Boston Post TO take
the paper off their hands, and it is
understood that if the offer is aocepte
the paper will hereafter be run Oh an
independent basis politically. Mr..
SchuIZ has offered $40 900 cash. assum.
ing the corporations debt of u 3 600 1t
ia not knJwn whether or not tho stock
holders will accept Mr.. Schurz's Offer
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nKATMS

HOkRIS-At the residence Of James n.
Snoemsker, on tho 18th inst, Katie L..
Morris
Tho rolatiyos ard friends ars invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from tbs rendence o heI
husbsnd. DeHsven Morris, No i0i TAtnaIl
street, Saturdsy afternoon, at2 O'Clock IN
termsnt at Wilmington and IRA ndywins
cem sts'y.
DUYFY-On the 29th list william Duty
aged l6 years
The relatives and friends alv invited 70 u
tend tho fu 40, al from ME late rssidence, No
1903 North Jack on street, 90 Saturday morn
Ing. at clOcE. High ass OF st Pau
church. Interment al Cathedral cemetery.
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ews In Brief.

Mrs. Thompson, of Fannin County,
Texas, gave birth few days ago to
Ave children. She is good Democrat,
and has named the children Cleveland,
Hendricks, Rayard, Manning and
Oh snowith.
nriest. died in Philadelphia Tuesday.
He was born In Ireland in lS4y, ard
Vas ordained to the priesthood by tAe
present Archbishop of Baltimore,
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MARRIAtsfN

mILLER-CARSw ELI.-In this city. on
the 10Th inst. 10y the Rev. Helry l., Lind
say, Howard Leslie MILLER, OF Philadel-
phia, and Florence, deught OF the late
James Oarsweil.
Ek1-On Oct. I'D, by
Kew. u. Dodd. at Tho residence OF T. >.
Yoang, In CLAY mont. Del Mr. franklin
Laurar al d Miss Annie Mumnert.
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AaIA of GOMa.

The sale of cows by MIR. Yarnall at
Centrevl.le, on Thursday, was quite
largely attended, notwithstanding thr
ram. and the prices ranged iros $50 to
ga 80 Mr.. Goodley, who soonpier
pom Lookout farm, on the Whining
ton < Northern Railroad, purchased
re- at tho highest rate. The cowa,
h weger. were represented to give 4
quarts OF milk per day. 1t Is said thai
they were tho best lot of cows ever sold
in IentreVille.
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Iee,nre an"PIuek.,,

Rev George W. Miller, u. d., OF
Ph.ade ,phia, but who WAS q former
pastor OF Grace n. K. church, will
deliver lecture on Pluck in the
Opp.a House, on Wednesday evening"
Nogera Der llth, under the auspices OF
Industry Lodge A. .. U. w. Mr.,
Miller Is an eloquent and enthusiastic
speaker, and will nc doubt have a large
autirrre 70 hear him.
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Fight Yesteriay Arnruoon

A brutal ii IL. took pace yesterday
Afternoon nh ~ . o'clock at Fifth AID
Church ST OF 8, b-tween h uOtorin't-
+" Acky' Du,a and Coon Wyatt.
The men fUlEa' or soma time, aaG
Dugan b: part OF WAITS lower lip
off. They we're thea separated and ia
wounded man Was taken TO d drug store,
where his iit4lries were attended to,
after Which he was taken holae. BON
men were drunk at the time.
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Han.

Powell hos on his stand in the Third
street market, and also in the Central
msrket, King street above Eighth, blue
fish, rock, lake shsd, sea bass, tioun-
ders, pike, la idock, pol ock, etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

The DoJl.s .ftae ,aF.F 7,.s n.
tvo oi whoea ave n+. M ssi
for OYER i we-k S. .5e5 Tl u lie .
rinr c Mus adj ao Tss-e IL is
Ffe,d' io.lay ~ ,5sn,iiy .
sig!.test e.ie 70 'n9 IN a. pr
af tueee Wtil, ~
MAYER vii GC.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

This IL The season whea housewives
are b1-y making preserves and jam. If
Won hnnuld be unfortunate enough TO
Jsm yuur finger in any way ST. Jacobs
OF VII heal it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
~ AnacIaI RrlceA"

on corsets. hosiery and gloves for Satur
day, at the Bee Hive, 306 Market street
One lot Of 20 cent Hamburgs at To-.
cents. Beat you ever saw for the price
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ExcolsiOr.

The very best pIeps All IN for leaky
roofs iy Bruces Exc 81, ior Elastic root
PAINT. Try it ami lie convinced. Found
at 1903 Poplar street.
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CIaIryOyaut.

Mrs. u. w. Ssnborn will give sit.
t.pRs every day in the week, exeep,
Sunday. until q p. IN. Has given salts
faction the last ten years. ia revealing
mcc h of the past aud future. Gentle
men, 81; ladies', 80 cents. No. SIG
Shipiey street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

George Richards, colored. was arrested
last evening, for reing drunk and dis
orderly, and this morning Judge Cam
IN ms i'm posed fine of e and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

Heavy ami light weight at the family
. h = house, 206 Marke5 street. Prices
a. ys tho iowe3t. VIM. Ii. Babcock
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Person ai'

Robert P. Il .tec ,4,,l, e 1 .'lt
prietor Of the s@ a.y.s trf and \
the RrrrnLicAN, aa'U y, after Of
~ ard ne nc"
cell ander wa N,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
Ihe Wealth err

Tomorrow promises 10 b. fair ano
co d. sunday. warmer and partly
cloudy.
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stolen

On SATURDAY s7f s.la.e -
popIar stree. street anyone s,y'7ss Z
s S%l' o. rer ~he's'00ue
rewarded asr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the remedy
for the baby. 1t is Tree from lsudaHum,
Price only 20 cents
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ssa7e of sBe Inerm.mcser

- II REPUBLICAN office Ia the shade
Z o'clock 10 O'Clock Ia o'elocl
s.D 800 $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

ChERIFF'S SALF-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF Leyaria Faoias, TO me dire cted /,
will be exposed to public sale, at Tho Court
Houee, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF WILMINGTON,
New Castle County, Lei.. on
SATURDAY, THE l4TH DAY OF NUVEM-
Der. A. D., 1886
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

ktuERIfF'S SALE ny Vlk1uE OF A
- wr,tof Levari faciae, TO mo direc.e!
Will lie exposed to public sale, at the Court
Houae, ON Market street between Tonth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of " llmington
New Castle County. Del, on
SATURDAY, TIE 3Isr DAY OF OCrO.
BER, 1855,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

Y JIlCG -INlE X RNUpUgSIANr 10
" the 44C' o the General A sscnOiy vi the
" 10 f Delaware. entitei An act con
"sril"g ir.' ate corporations passed. at
!"Eer, h,tte1 attn. -. notice is hereby
< Ten that Al apple tton will be made e
tuc Honorable William q. whitley, AssJ.
ci.te Judge Il he Sup4.iJr Court Of the
ttt9 Of delaware. re lang in New Cas:ls
& unity. GU Wednesday, he llth day 81
November, e.. D., 1876, 81 10 O'Clock IN tue
mJrDinA, a: ChA:nb.ra, f. the cry ~ vat
Ntn9t"r,. fsrt inc irpCrntIOl Of a company
. h4 called the Commercial h'iiding
Company the Of ec.s of wn'ch "fs the
building, extending, improving. rene 1g and
leasing OF certain building Or buiiuinLs p
the city Of HlimiugtOn, .>taLc ~ EGl ware.
and 10 use, bay. sell aGd otherSi Use disunse
Of the same. HENRY q. CONRAD, Attor.
q rney for proposed incorporates. u}o i0t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

h~o$ S'
from the manufacturers in
Berlin. We have had
coats, for comparison, from
the best coat house in Phlla-
delphia, which, by the way,
is a large retail house, and
we will show to buyers the
great advantage gained by
purchasing direct from
manufacturers and dealers
in coats exclusively.
Is a brown Bat.ste New
market, double brea sted,t
rows of buttons and double
box plat.
PRICE ss.4t
NOTE-Had wa bought the same
coat in Philadelphia, we could not soil
i less than SO.
Is a brown Fringe New
market, double.brcasted and
box plaits.
PRICE 80.
NOTE-Hal We bought tie sanr
Goa. in Phila!e' phis, we cOuld not cell
II Tor less than $40.
l. a brown Fringe New
market, made like the above,
but with ncutrc FUR on col
lars and cuffs.
> PRICE sI2 80
! NOTE Had We bought the sam
e cos, in pniIalei ph,a, we could i St!
j, !, for less than ga.
: Is a fine brown Batist'
b newmarket, double breast
t ed, with double box plaits
!, faced with satin and sewe'
M with a fiat double seam
. elegantly made in every re
E jspect.
PRICE SIS.
NOTE-Iu Philsdeip hia a coat MAJ
of cloth of same quality as the aeov
~ but poorly finished and faced wi
In Italian cloth instead Of satin, vou
y have COST us $lo.
10 TO Is a plain black Beavt
as Newmarket, double-breas
to ed and box plaits.
an PRICE $40.
Ia NOTE-Saw nothing like ta.s amol
~ the coats from Philadelphia.
ay
Is a back Stockinet'
Newmarket, with deub
ny, nii box plaits ; hanesome
ng made.
an PRICE $3.50.
no NOTE-Had we bought th.s in ph
md delphia, could not sell II ;or ISIS III
md sl4.
Jor. NJ.
on Is a black Stockine;
RE Newmarket, double-b breast,
'xH double box plaits, and W
r a ornaments at the waste
back.
PRICE SO
NOTE Had this cone from Ph
- delpnia we could rot tel u .4r
a. than SIS.
n"
ac- A black Stookirette Ne
KS. ma. ket, double-breasted, /
A. =. plai:s, handsomely trlmn
IN, with braid and orn2mcr
i. laced with black satin.
PHirE SI.
%OTE-Had We bougat tai, .f.'l
I'd ~ uf trlg are retailers ~ PnI=.4el 4,
AID COZ "a H., sell Il tor eas & al -.
rin'I-! NOa
' saG A brown Boucle Wa
r lipl ;oor I,cLa. Tp;eLal =,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

RIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ wilt o. Lovari Facias to me dir, ctci
wal be exposed 10 public sale at tho Court
House, on Market street botwt ga Tenth and
Eleventh streets. Il the city 81 W!'miag ton,
New castle County, Del, On
SATURDAY, THE 2lSr DAY OF oCTo-
BEk. 1856,
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The following described real estate, viz
Ali that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
with a two story dwelling house the-eOD
erected, situate in brandywine Hundred
County aud state Aforesaid, DJunded and
described at follows, TO wit
Beg aiming a a stake at the distance OF ~
feet nor heasterly from lire OF joseph =.
Derrickst Ms land and about rs feet from
the northwesterly side Of the PhilAieli hih
turnpike road I'm easured parallel with said
J ossph : Bernckson line) theLce parallel
with said line north 80 degrees wet l5I feet
10 incn.s to a stake standing 30 fee: from said
line, thence by n line running at rtght ans les
thereto and by land OF JACOB DerricRsou
north 5iH degrees east $50 fctt 10 n stake N
line OF Henry &. Polk's land, thence thereby
south a4$4 degrees east ll2 fset inches 70 q
stake, tbs nee south 55 degrees west lo2 fee!
TO another stake and thence south 3bH d
grses east LIS feet to another stake, aud
thoLce south o. degrees wet - feet TO The
place otbeginning, he the contents Thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a. the pro
petty ofCharles T. Slhner and Ella j. hi
wife and :. u. and to be sold by
THOMAS FUKD, Sheriff.
Sheriti's Cfhce, Wilmington, Octobe
IL 1886. oto OF
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A,iinitfe" en- {

J. P. DaanIafs;,, Az, ,I5' a r'sll !
f ao Mia Y. E. ssni's ,.,s,ls e
G been st III this this sta'e. -
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The following described real estate. via:

The following described real estate, via:
All that certain lot,piece 0r parcel Of land.
Ia II tnree-story brick d selling house
thereon erected, situated in the cit, OF vii.
mingtop, New Castls County, aud state OF
Delaware, and described as follows. 10 wit
Beginning at the s)utAetly side OF sixth
street, at the nietan,e Of feet from tho
|easterly side OF Adams streeta n corner NJ
land OF J ohm McCain ana others tboncs ty
said MoUain's land southerly parallel with
Adams streGt ~ feet to a stake, thence ca st
o. ly parallel with sixth street IA feet 70 a
stake In land now or late Of John Flinn
thence by saia land northerly parallel with
dams street 70 feet I , the said side OF Sixth
reet, and thence therewit westerly Lift "a
the place OF bog inning, be the con ente more
or less, with the privilege and use ia common
with others nitled thereto forever Of a 4
feet wide alley leading from tho above de
scrioed land unto Fiith street. BolE Il, Vol.
I, page FAC. &c, and Book Y, Vol. $. page
o., &c.
Seized AMI tax on In execution MS tho TO
perty Of lose pa mccain, surviving NOR "a
Yor, and /. ami TO be sold by
THUW As FORD, Sheriff.
Sherihs Once, Wilmington, Ociohe
| IL, lSsb. olt-ct
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rhe following described real estate,

All that certain piece or parcel OF land
with q brick dwelling house thereon erected.
situate In the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and d aseribed as folio VS.. to wit
BEGINNING At a point on the nertherly side
Of Ninth street at the distance OF - feet
from the corner formed ny the Intersection OF
tbs northerly aide OF Ninth street with the
westerly side of Adams street, thence
portherly PARALLEL with Adams STREET. and
through the middle OF the partition wall
dividing this from the house adjoining on
tho wsst 100 Ie.t TO h stake, thence easteriV
pa "a llel with Ninth street Il feet TO line OF
land OF James 10 ID, thence by said line
southcrly parallel witt Adam slreet 100 feet
10 the saia northerly side OF hin'h street,
and thence thereby westerly u feet 10 the
phase OF beginning, he the contents with
taId BOUNDS what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF Robert Pyle and NJ AIRY j. Pyle,
MS wife and l. l. and 10 re sold by
THOMAS FORD. Sheriff
Shertn's Once, WIlmlngt ton. Ocioher -
A. ID F., 1858. o"Go.
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A. G. YATES& CO.,
802, oO4, 600 Chestnut street,
PHILAUELi lila,


NO1ICE--l, MARY A. CEEEDEN THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house
known rs the Delaware House, situated In
Mil Greek Hundred, school District, No. %.
county Of New Castle and State o. Deia-
ware, In complain with the requirements
Of the acts OF the General Assembly IN such
Case mado and provided, DO hereby give 10
leo That shall apply in writing 70 tho Court
OF tho General Sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, i'll
and for New Castle County, on MONDAY,
The 18th day OF Noyem DER, A. u. 1885. being
the next term Of said court, for license for
said house, as an inn or tavern, for tho sale
therein u intoxicating liquors In less guam
titles than one quart, to be drunk Oh the
prem lees and the following respectable
citizens OF the said District recommend the
said application, viz
Daniel j. Dreedcn. Pratt Baldwin,
Patrick OGonneil, Grove COLLINS,
MIC 9ei Casey, Joseph DeaY,
j as. Kelly, Fran McKawne,
y. B Gre den, Pdlri'k Hyde,
Lewist u. Drake, Patrick Lucy
Ian led i. Lucy, John My lihan
john Lyucn, MARY Il. OhEEDEN,
O2g-3t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

Gregg & Walter advertise a nun.be
of desirable farms at private sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

On. = s ns' 8 cent ? .:ssa' T. Il + !;
ls o cents pc, yn =, Il sa,dS f'i|
:. lG1i ;l Ike ii. value: 1s..
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CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levaria tacins, 10 roe directed
v Ii he exI o. ed to public tale, at TIE tour,
House, On Market street between ienth and
Eleventh streets. In the city OF Wilmington
New ast,e County, Del, on
SATURDAY. THE 1srH DAY OF NOV EN-
Ben, A, ~, 1850,
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PRICE sI2 80

Is a fine brown Batistc
newmarket, double breast-
ed, with double box plalts,
faced with satin and sewed
with a flat double seam,
elegantly made in every re
Ispect.
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NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS
w situation 70 4 we /. wagon Oi help
10 store Can give reiarsng3, htdre's
" Work this ollce. O3. AZ
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PRICE SIS.

NOTE-Iu Philadel phia q coat mad .
of cloth of same quality as the above,
bat poorly finished and faced with
Italian cloth instead Of satin, would
have COST ne $l5.
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"AETFD-A SITUATION To DO
w general homework. Apply at 22t
King street. $50 Ut
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The following described real estate VIZ
All that certain piece or parcel OF ianu
with brick dwelling Eouse thereon; s.tu sad
in the city OF WILMINGTON Aforesaid pounu''
and described as follows, to Will; e,d.
Beginning ct point on the norlhet,y ,ae, a
|of ninth street at the distance - 10 io,or
inches from tho corser for med by the in.o'
section OF tue northerly side OF kinth s,ras,
with the westerly eide OF Adams 81 sact
thence n herIy paral.e e! with Adau s.'oo'
and through the middle OF ,s.I tnse sasterly
parallel with Ninth street Is feet ihrhes w
Ia stake, thence southerly pa ,,dd.e of the
Adams street and through the bIuu bnnse
partition wall dividing this from the MI ,'J
3 ljoiring on the east 100 feet 10 " t,ence
| oortherly tide of Ninth street, anu nj ce
thereby westerly 10 feet inches 10 tIo psatI
Of beginning, be the contents WIN"
bounds wbattney may. tho pro-
4 seized and taken in execution rs .ho Ms
1 perty ~ hobort Pyle and Mary J.fy'' nv
wife. md I. L., anu to be sotd by Sh.,,H
THOMAS FORD, ShtYhss "a
| Sheriff & fice, Wilmington, Ce. s "T Of
A. d., 1851. -
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NJ CIV n, ~ ms
The following de.cfined real estate, VIZ


The following do.cfioed real estate, w
All tina. certain piece, Vaicol or lot oil iahu
situate In the city.o1 Wilmingtn, county 81
New Castle and state Of Delaware, bouhiei
and described as follows. TO wit,
bog nnIng at n point on The northety
SIDE OF Front sl.eet ut tee distance OF ~ iee'
3 inchcs Westerly from the corner formed ny
the iuterS ectiOn Of the nOrtherly slue oi
front street with the w.stsrly side OF LIN
cDin street. thence northeriy parallel WI ~
ILncolu street 100 feet to stake, thehce
westerly and parallel with Front street =
IL ct inches to a stake, thence sou'her auu
parallel with L,rcOln street 100 tet 10 ,ha
northerly side Of Front street ,,heIce eastefiy
along sand side OF Front street ~ 1891
inch4 IS to the place OF bee inning be the con-
terts what they may
s i7ed and taken IN execution as the plo
ptrty Of George ". West and Eva E. NJ
wife, and I. t., and TO be sold
THO Vi As EURD, Sherlu.
Sheriff Once. Wilmington, Octooef 81 ~
A. d., 1885, cow
lCHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE Or
10 writ Of Levart Facias, to me dlfeete
will be exposed to pubic sale, at the SouI
House. OH Market street, between lehui
land Eleventh streets In the city Oh "ilhh
ton, New Castle county, Del. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th LAY OF NOV EN-
Der, A. d., 1855,
Il foIa IN.
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Hauy o; tEes are excellent farms and easy
o. ACCESS 10 thie city. Some CAN be eXrhauged
Tor city prrpert FOR III Ter pat eu,art
dpI 10 JRttiG n Wafer.
oab-su tr.sa-ln ~ Market ttreet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-04
A NOTABLE REUNION.
The Meeting To-Morrow of the Surviving
Members of the Constitutional Convention.

The reunion tomorrow of the surviving
members of the convention which drafted the
present State Constitution, to be followed on
Tuesday by reunion of the members of the
Indiana General Assembly prior to 1853 will be
a notable historical event. which will not only
be of interest to the persons concerned, but also
to the public generally. The meeting will be
held in Englsh's Opera-house and will be
called to order in the afternoon by George Whit
field Carr, who was president of the con-
stitutional convention, and the secretary will be
VIM. FL. English, who held the principal posi-
ton in that capacity in the convention. The
address of welcome will be delivered by Gov
ernor Gray, and addresses will also be delivered
in the evening by Vicepresident Hendricks,
William III. English, Gen. William Mckee Dunn,
Gen. Alvin p Hovey, and Judge Horace P.
Biddle. The subject of Vce-president Hen
drickss address will be 'The Constitution and it's
Amendments" and Mr.. English will speak on
'"Tne Personnel of the Constitutional Convention
of 1885," On Tuesday evening the speakers will
be William S. Holman, Richard w. Thompson.
R. N. Hudson. Judge William E. Niblack and
others. Nearly all the gentlemen named made
their debut in public life as members of the con-
stitutional convention or the Legislature pre-
cedng it. Among the more remarkable docu-
ments which will be read is letter from
Abraham Lincoln to member of the convention.
and posthumous paper by Hon. John l. Nor
riSon giving an account of the work OF the COM
mittee on education The addresses and papers
will be interspersed with music. The meetings
will be open to the public, and all are invited.
The speaking will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-04
New Orleans Exposition.

Our State fair afforded the commissioners for
New Orleans a rare opportunity to secure many
valuable articles for their various departments,
especially art and woman's work Miss Mary
Dean and Mrs. John NJ. Judah. the energetic
commissioners of this department. were among
the exhibitors every day collecting. and the ex-
tent of their work may be judged by that of one
day, when, beside the exhibitors they met here,
they had twenty-eight letters written to ladies
who were not here, and whose goods were placed
by Mrs. Noe, and desirable for Indiana's exhibit
in New Orleans
The educational exhibit, occupying the three
alcove second foor made by State
Superintendent j. W. Holcombe, that attracted
universal attention, will go as whole, with con-
siderable additions, to New Orleans in Indiana 8
xhibit, under the direction and supervision of
Mr.. Holcombe.
Mr.. T. A Lloyd secured quite a number of
dairy exhibits from butter and cheese makers of
the State that he had not before been able to
see. On the whole, the Indiana State fair bids
fair to transport many of its best collections to
its State exhibit at New Orleans for this winter