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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26
STATE NEWS.

President Cleveland has appoint
ed James B Smith postmaster AZ
Fayetteville in place OF Orlell, sus-
pended.
In 1880 there were 10 cotton
mills in North Carolina, in 1885, 81.
An Increase OF about one hundred
per cent.
Ex-Governor Holden has present
cd Peace Institute, at Raleigh, with
a lie size portrait Of Wm. Peace,
ESQ, the founder of the institution.
The 81st annual session OF the Sa-
lem Female Academy opened the
present session with more pupils
than at any time during the past ten
years.
An iron chest containing about
fifty pounds of powder exploded III
Wilmington one day last week
Miles Smith, aged 16, an employee
OF Messrs. Giles & Murchisvn, a,
whose store the explosion took
place, was so injured that he has
since Died. Nearly all The glass in
the windows > in the vicinity was
broken. The cause of the explosion
is not known.
Raleigh News Observer Monday
night there was an incendiary fire in
HadIey's township, Chatham county,
that destroyed $4,000 worth OF
property. The property burned was
VIM. Hadley's merchants mill aud
machine shops, saw mill and cotton
} gin belonging to his son, F. NJ
l Hadley. In the mill Of Mr.. William
| Hadley wee $500 bushels Of whea,
and a large quantity of flour, all Of
: which was destroyed.
! The south bound freight train OF
! the Richmond & Danville Ra,lroa,
went through a bridge over CoduIe
{ Creek, fifteen miles from Charlotte
y Sept. 10th. Twenty-tttree box carr
with their contents Of ~merchandis,
were totally wrecked. and tnp IN
! known men, supposed to have heer
: tramps, were killed, Fireman. Ja>
Davenport and Will Owens wen
4 down in the wreck and we're severe
ly but not fatally injured.
Chatham Record The farmers 0
this county seem TO have been npr,
fortunate IN curing their tobacco Vii
year than those OF some of the sur
rounding counties. While SOM. O
our planters have failed with a lev
OF their barns, the most Of tren
g, have been very successful wheica
in some other counties we hear =
much complaint about the tobarc,
not curing we'll. We have seel
many specimens Of the tobacco
! raised this year in Chatham, ant
they are as good as can be mad,
anywhere, This years crop OF TO
bacco will be a great blessing t
Chatham and bring many 1housanc
dollars to the county.
There is great carelessness in The
mater OF listing taxable properly
and polls, III Guilford county there
is complaint, while in Randolph
there is a total falling off in the val
uatlon Of property OF about sl5O,0UO
And SO on, in proportion, through
: out the State.-Raleigh Visitor
This grows out OF the tact that man,
;, people do not seem to realize that i
is perjury to make a false statemen
in giving IN their taxable property
Everybody should be impressed
with the fact that it is as grea, a Sit
TO put their lips to the Holy Blbl,
and make a false statement as to thu
value OF their taxable property, rs Il
make a false statement in giving il
evidence in the court house, or tt
swear falsely as to anything else
Norgautcu Blade.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

VIM. Jernigan. Beicher, Alabama,
says Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil
has recently effected the most Won
Lertui cure known in our country.
A neighbour had his mule crippled
very badly by a cyclone. Tbr foot
was lett crooked, and the muie had
TO get about walking on one side OF
its foot. / advised the use of ka-
mons Nerve and Bone Oil. He
used it, and the mules foot is to-day
sound and we'll, and it can walk as
well as ever. For sale by w. A.
HAYES, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

Raleigh Visitor: Within the mex,
sixty days, twelve fairs will be held
10 this State. These are st Ashe-
vile. Fayetteville, two at Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wadesboro, GoIdsboro.
Clinton, Rocky Mount, Tarboro,
Weldon and Elizabeth City.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

w. ). Sloan, Chinquepin, \. G,
says DR.. Clark's Blood aud Liver
Pills take the lead over all others.
For safe by ". y. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

October lst, New York will touch
off $4,000 pounds OF dynamite in
Hell Gate ;
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

w. c. Brown, Paragon, Ky,
says Ramon's Relief has nc rival
for the cure Of all pains and aches.
For sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C,TAIE OF NORTH C.AROI.iN.i ,)
~ ORANGE COUNTY. {
Superior Court, Sept. u, 1885.
\. j. Goriou. administration.

Superior Court, Sept, y, 1889.
y. j. Gordon. Administrator,
igaiusi
Emma Snaad. Adolphus Snea:l, Samuel
Sneau, Sallic Snead. Mamie Snead
infant aud Irwin Snr,.d, Guardian I'D
Uttm and Others lItiro-at-iaw ui ". Il.
Gordon.
NOTICE.
The object OF this action IS IL sell q
tract OF AMI containing about - arltS
living west OF lIiit,boro on the north
side OF Nj. Willing roaG, adjoining Ds
y. Parks. Haywood Beverly and Lucy
K. Gordon 10 mlnc ao>tl> to- pay debts.
i. t above named defendants who are
uol-reSi tents and who reside in or nral
DanviIle, VA. are notified to appear bt-
fore me OH November end. 1880, and
Show cause. il any they have, My II,
prayer Of the lcllon snous! ir.9 bt
granted.
PRIDE JONES.
(lprk SE3uriur tu.tz
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

The great elephant Jumbo" j
dead.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

Tile Governments share of
the expenses of Grant's funeral is
now figured at $40 900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

just published and for sale by the med
zeal book dealers, OF nay be had direct
from the author.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-26

President Cleveland has appoint
ed James B Smith postmaster al
Fayetteville in place OF Orfeil, sus-
pended.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-24
Magasln de Nusi4ue.

Professcur f. Chol ct J. Guardia ont l'hon-
neur L'annoncer an public ct leurs nom
breux amis quils viernout d'ouvrir, Main
street entire St. Philippe OF st. Louis, un Ma
gasn de Musique.
lis auront consta mmeut 4 vendre ct louer
Ses Pianos ErnaerSon. garantis pour !
ans aussi des Pianos des meillcures fabriques
NlusiQue vOcale ct Instramen
tale, Methode~ de Chant. Piano.
ViOlOn, etc. Instruments de tous genres.
Ordres respectueusement sOllicites ct rem
plis dams le plus bref d6lai aux prix les plus
JnOderes.
GIVE Us A CALL.
iuin-2l-S4.
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MODERATE PRICES.
ThibodauA Foundry!
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.
ThihOdaux. L..

ThihOdaAx, La.
HAVING purchased the above and we'll
III known establishment, takes great pleas
nre in announcing to the planters that he
= has reftted the Foundry and Machine
Shop. and is now prepared to do any work
IN his line with neatness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
DRAINING WHEELS
SHAF TING and GEA RING.
CASTINGS
OF all descriptions made to order
agent for KnOrles Steam PUMPS
and Jadsom Gorernors,
ALL KINDS Or
Brass Castings,
-SCCH As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS.
GLOBE VALVES, etc., etc.,,
made toorder and furnished at the shortest
notice.
Having reftted the blacksmith shop,
ne can do sll kinds Of work in that line,
in the bost manner and with dispatch.
He resuectfulIy soliclts continuance Of
the former patronage extended to this es
fAblishment.
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sec : :: :; : : ); 6
oan make great pay all the time
they work, with absolute certainty. write for
particulars to IL. HALLEr & Co., Portland
Maine.
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THIBODAUX SAMEDI, JANVIER 24 1885

-Ou allOns- noas I .:cinanda Le-
buu,rux.
de he sails pas encore, r6pondit
tout bas IL vasabond. mails c'rst
csa', sc''cz avec moi. .j'ai bon cs-
pOlr..
1T le brisadier, sans demander
dc plus amplcs explications, await
>uivi Ross'gnol.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANA ERS HOTEa..

1r. Thomas Albert informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom
Meals furnished at all hours Of the dav
Breakfast At 10 O'clock A. n. and Dinner
1T 4 O'Clock p. n.
COmmodlous and we'll fur nlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES
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tout biS IL vagAbOnd. .nla,s c'rs1
csa', vci'cz avec moi. .j'ai bon IS.
pOir...
Et lie brisadier, sans demande,
de plus amplrs explications, await
suivi Rosslgnol.
Qaand lis furent i cent pas de Il,
malson de Lebouteux, Rossignol
s'ar.eta.
I'm moment d,t.il.
Et Il sc cOacha tout lie son long,
son oreille appuyee sur le sol, pour
enteudrc tie plus loin sans doute.
Lebouteux IL regaItlalt faire avec
unr certaine curiOsite.
Enfin il SO reIeva ct dit
Ellie descend du cote de la Gre
, nOuiilere.
-Mais qui done fit le brlgadier.
La Chevrette.
L'etonnement du garde red douba.
Monsieur LebOuteux, tiil Ros>i-
snol avec douceur, je ue suis allie
'ons cherche: que parce que vous
me Paviez petmis.
Eth bien !?
-C'est inutile que je parlc main
tenant, mals vOus verreZ bien.
Et II Sc remit Ell marche, avau-
CANT avec precaution ct evitant le
plus que possible les amas de teu-
lilies mortes qui orient toujours un
peu sous les pleds.
\ deux cents pas lie la Greneuil.
lere, IL s'arreta de nouveau.
-\oas avez dc bons yeux, souf.
f1a.t-il i Ioreille de LebOuteux.
male pas aussi bons que les miens.
-Tu crOis
DE vols la Chevrette assise au
bord de la mare.
Eth bent
IL y IL une heure ct demie qu'.
ellie est partie dc Saint Florentin.
|Ons savtz que c'est la femme du
MulOt.
-Oui, le flere de Ia MARITIME.
-Justemeut.
Lebouteux n'avait pu s'emp6cher
de tressaillir ell entendaut prouon-
Ger IL nom du MulOt.
-Suffit! murmura Rossignol.
nous verrOns plus tard.
-MaiS enfin. dit le brigadier, Que
veux-tu faire de Ia Chevrelte, mon
garcon !:
Ellie manigance un mauvais
coup.
-Contre quit
-Contre la Renarliere ct les
gems qui rhabitent.
Comment s;lis-tu cas
-J'etais cache dals un buisson.
a Ia porte de Bellevue. LIE. Mulot ct
Ia Chevrette out pass6 tout pres de
moi.
La Chevrette disait:
-Na,t'en au cafe de rUnivers,
mon homne, moi Ue me charge de
faiIe lie coup d Ia Renardiere. Alors
j'ai suivi Ia Chevrette.
-Mais, dit naivement le briga.
dier Lebouteux, qu'est-ce que ca
peot te faire, mon garcou, que le
Mulot ct la Chevrette Sc chippo.
tent avec Ia MARITIME =! Tout ca, c'est
des gems qui he t'0nt pas fait du
bien.
-Laissez faire, laissez faire !! dit
RossignOl avec un tel accent de
haine que IL brigadier tressaillit de
nOuveau.
Dependant, contre rattente de
Rossignol, Ia Chevrette, apres avoir
fait une halte au bOrd de la mare
aux grenouiIles, n'avait pas pris le
chemiu de Ia Renardiere, mais bien
celui d'Insrannes.
Monsieur Lebouteux, dit lie
panvre diable, je ne v0udra;s pas
abuser de votre patience. Pourtant,
j'ai mon id6e.
as--Eh bien +! suis.la, mon garcon.
II ne fait pas bien froid crtte
mutt, reprit Rossignol dun ton ii.
.mide, resteriez-v0us bien lei une
couple pheures a m'attendre
SOFT, dit le brigadier que les fa-
cons mysterieuses de Rosslgnol in.
triguaient au deraier point.
Et le brigadier attendit en- effct,
assis au pied dun arbr6, tandis que
Rossignol repartait sur les traces
de Ia Chevrette.
Maitre LebOuteux await pass6
presque t0ute la mutt precedente en-
foret, a la poursulte des bracon-
niers.
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EDWARD RApEACx.
Gu RTIS & BADEAUN.
Corner Main 0Nd EOcus Streets.
THlBODAUX, La,

u EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CON.
N plete assortment of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries. Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec-3O-S2
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AURENDE2 V0US DES HABITANTS
No. ll3 Rue de ChartreS.
NOCVELLE-ORLEANS
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS'

Mr.. J. BOSIO, previent ses nombreux amis
Ia campagne quils trouveront Ana Ken
yOuS d es a u Dit0nts, No. lib rue
tres des liqueurs de premier choix.
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DR.. j. n. FLEETWOOD
and SOW.

Have opened their office at the
coruer of st. Philip and Thibodaux
Streets. Consultation at all hours
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-07
The Nor mons.

The War Department recently re
ceived tuch reports from Utah Of the
feeling among ire MoIuons, growing
out OF the enforcement Of the laws
against 20, ygamy, shat II was deter
min cd 10 send troops TO Salt Lake as q
precautionary measure. The recen:
shooting OF Mormon By u. $
Msrthall int nsiHed be excitement
and apprehension wos fels ~ salt LAT e
that there would bo an uprising A
battery OF artillery was recently
ordeIed ffcm Omaha 10 Fort Dougia's ),
which ia situated few miles from
Salt Lake City. This movement.
however, was not particularly on ac-
count Of any fear oi a Mormon REBEL
'op, but had been In contemplation Tor
scme time. The force Row at Fer
Douglass consists OF full regiment 81
infantry and . battery Of artillery, anc
IL under the command Of General Nc
Cook. IL the event of trouble in Utai
all thetroops in the Department Of tn,
Platte, copsistir g OF about 30oc men
could be concentrated ~ Fort Douglas
In very few hours. No serious trou
bic, however, is unprecedented by arm.
officials A despatch received frou
salt Lake City last night says tina
every thing there is quiet, and there !
no probability Of trouble.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-07
Coniing


The furore 10 sec Barley Campbell q
Siberia" marks its progress through
the country and seems TO increase In Its
third years tour. There is an attention
paid TO small details and a perfection In
the representation not often seen. The
company interpreting H. is thoroughly
competent and efficient. The costumip z
Ia strictly correct, and rich and beautiful
where II should be. The soldiers look,
march and act like veterans. The con-
victs look like convicta.-and there IL a
reality about the market women and
the mob that goes far TO aid in the illu-
sion.
When the mob assails "Sara," and
again when the massacre of jews takes
place, and the poor wretohes are shot
and beaten down, the whole thing Is &c
real that even the gallery, no prone &c
guy the least hitch in matters of this
kind, Is hushed with terror until the
curtain goes down, when loud applause
testifies to it's exclcted feeling, in which
the whole house joins.
The scenes are no less worthy OF men
ton. Particularly the Market Place
in the City of Moscow-The Palace
The Mines of Shorthand the Harbol
of y iessa. There are no number two
three and four Companies Of Siberia
The play is given II for only one nigh
in its integrity. The discipline OF tn.
organic ltion ia strict In regard TO adher
ence TO the author No cuItailment Il
permitted In order TO catch q waiting
train. Every performance OF THU
Company rivets the public favor Ant
assures fer IL a welcome return at thu
Grand Opera House Monday & Tues.
day, December II b & 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-07
The Crime neeortI.

DIR. j. A. Hall, aged 70 years, ard
Mrs. Matilda Brown, ageI 60. convict
ed of criminal malpractice which
resulted fatally, were sentenced In
Pit,sburg, ON Saturday, 10 three years
and six months and four years and six
months imprisonment In the Peniten.
tiary, respectively.
Dr. Lyons, who lived on farm in
Camden County, Missouri, for several
years chariiably cared for an imbecile,
named Williams, who had been oonsid-
cred harmless On Saturday the idiot
suddenly caught up an axe and killed
DIR. Lyons by striking him on the
head. He then attacked and killed the
doctors fourteen-year.ol daughter.
A young son OF tho doctor coming up
at,this juncture shot Williams dead.
A young man, named Wood, waf
shot dead for making fun OF the dancers
at a dance, in Tupelo, Arkansas, las,
Friday night.
Williams Stevens, arrested for The
murder OF his betrothed, Bertha Dlck
witt, in Detroit. has made a confession
saying that the deed WAS unintentional
:" He had tho razor and 1t was taker
by Bertha. She playfully drew
it before her throat, asking. How
would you like to do this?' He tool
| the razor and made q motion with /
before her throat without any ides
that 1t would touch her, and was hor
rfied to zee her fall dead. They Deve
| quarreled. The engagement ring hai
been taken as a measure for wedding
ring"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-07

Three trains on the famous East
River Bridge st New York, collided ou
Satur az morning. owing TO the failure
~ the cable grip, and ave persons were
badly injured. OAe OF them, q. s
Myers. conductor, may not recover.
a brother and sister named Vernon
were run down and killed by train OF
a iTe3tle bridge near wardsviile
Georgia, on Friday night. They belong
I'd TO Marty of five who were golng
home from church.
An express train was wrecked nea
st. Anne, Indiana, on Friday night, BY
|iuaDing into several fTeiGbt cars whicl
had been blown of siding and on II,
main track by u violent wind. Til,
engineer and fireman were injured
the latter perhaps fatally.
A West hound train on the Texs
Pacific Railroad was wrecked nea
Gordon OF Friday night. About lift,
passengers, am ong them several WOE,
gu and children, were badly shaken up
but only one is believed to be danger
ously injured. Tho accident was Gus
! ed by broken rail,
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central Presby terisn Church.

The thirtieth anniversary Of Central
Presbyterian Church was observed
yesterday. The pastor, Rev. DIR. Nixon,
preached appropriate sermon for the
occasion and he and Rev. w. l.. Nc.
EVAN made special addresses on the
event.
A social meeting will be held In the
church this evening. and Rev. George
r. Wiswell will be present and MAX
an address, Ed. s. Taylor will deliver
historical address after which the
audience will repair to the church
parlors where committee OF ladies
will provide entertainment.
DIR. Nixon stated that more thar
two-thirds of the original members Of
the church have died since 1t was orga
nized thirty years ago. The CeptIal hal
been one of the most energetic ant
hard working PresbY terrain churches IL
the city.
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H|R D EDITION..
n ews SEMINARY.

Five deaths from small pox were re-
ported In Montreal on Friday, and four
In the suburbs. During the week which
ended on Friday night there were 40
deaths from tho disease in Montreal
and 81 In lis suburbs, NAL king total of
So, against 10 during the previous
week.
The first Hungarian church erected
IN this country WAS & edicated at Hazle.
tcD, Pa, on Sunday, by Bishop o Hara,
of Scranton, assisted by the pastor, Rev.
Ispatius JasRoviiz and q number OF
other cleIeymen. A very large con.
greRation was present. The building
cost 81. 900.
AT Nieholasville, Kentucky, on Sat
urday, David Hutehciaff, who had
teen . witness In case against Wade
Rue met the latter at the polls and
looked at him. Rue, remarking that
10 man could "eye" him like that,
drew revolver, but was shot dead by
Hutchcraft before no could use IL.
Major Sumner has reported to
General Mills from Fort Reno that the
instructions regarding Oklahoma have
been carried out, that all the intruderi
have been removed and II at cattlemen
with their herds are on the move"
Mr.. Bowman Sailer aud Mrs. Ann g.
Sailer. an elderly couple, were found
dead In led in their house in Washing
ton on Saturday morning. They had
been sufie cated by gas which escaped
from the stove.
Mrs. Hubbard Jaynes, 10 years of az.
was burned 20 death in her house II
Steuben county, New York, On Friday
The house was partly consumed. 1t II
believed she tried to revive ire in th,
steve by pouring coal oil on 1t.
Tie British bark Marquis of Lorpe a
Sen Frsncisco irom Hong Kong, bring 81
The Captain and eleven Of the crew o.
the British ship Albulc. wrecked in /,
|tyrboon on Oct 18th. Ten Of the Albu
los crew were lost.
During TIE present year 60 vessels wer'
lost on the lakes, of which ~ we're stt an
and IS sailing vessels. The pecun iarl
loss was 81 0l6.2o0. Seventy four live
were lost.
Tie Government steel cruiser Chi
cago WAS srcce sbfuly launched from
Roach's sbipyard. at Chester. ut half
past eleven O'Clock on Sa;nrda,
morning.
A fiattoat loaded with potatoes wal
capsiZed by the waves ut Norris Lard
ing. near Metropolis, Illir OILS, en- Frids,
last, aud six men we're drowned.
Kate Griihn. injured by the na,ura
gas explesion in fittsburg, died on Fri
day night. The cor dition OF Mrs
Phipps is dangerous.
Daring free fight in Frank Gilbert
40 con, at Columbus, Ohio, last evening
A1txa Selby, AN engineer was sho
dead by the proprietor
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BEAT n n.

MILLs--On SUNDAY, Decen Der o, .Iohn
Mills, lr.
Funeral IRON his late residence, No. $40
King street, on Tuesday next. December 9, Mt
Z y. IN. without further notice. his friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
BU Nov. the Gath, IN Popsa.
cola, Flt., Lit onida Burgoyns, in the 9Th
year Of his ago Elkton, Cecil Oe., Nd,
papers ples Sc copy.
BRANWHlTF-on the 9Th Instant, Mrs. =.
A, wife Of Charles Branwhite. In her SD
year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted TO attend the funeral from No. 2Dl WEI,
street, on Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock
| interment in Philadelphia.
MARSHMON-In this city or the 9Th insia
Anna Elits. daughter OFT hou as and lilly
| abetb MarshmOn, aged 10 years
| Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
| spestfully lnyitcd 70 attend the funeral from
| the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Darling
1 ton, No I05 West SIKH stree, on Wcduesdal
| afternoon, the 9th instant ut = O'Clock. Ser
vices Mt the house. lnterment 1t Rivery lev
cemeierJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-07

Sunday was day OF the mantle ia
ton Of great saving power at Silver
brook NJ. 4. church. Quite number
of penitents were saved from their aims,
while many believers were entirely
sauctifed. Sister Inskip conducted the
meetings morning ana evening, and
Rev. W. L. s. Murray, pastor in charge,
preached in the. afternoon, and received
thirteen persons into membership Oh
probation. TINS meetings will continue
the present week and will be conducted
by M,a, Inskip