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Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
DEATH0.

DEATH8
HASBROUCK-Sudde on the 2tth i1st.,
Of congestion Of toe BRAIN. Mrs. y. Has
brouok, noe Miss kingsland.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her hus
bands residence, Passsu. New jersey, on
Thursday af err 0on at O'Clock,
ROBINS SJN-Alian Thompson, In his slst
year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iuvi.
o! his parents, william and Martha Robin-
son, st stanton, Del, on Thursday, tie 9Th
inst, at2 O'Clock p, m. Services 1t kei
Clay Creek church.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, on the 2sth inst, vii
liam H., son OF Daniel and klizsDeth A.
Fisher, aged IL yeers.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
on Thursday afternoon at Q O'Clock, from
the residence Of his parents, near Barley
Wood M Ill, DuPonts Banks. lnterment at
urecn Hill cemetery.
IPORTEH-In Philad elph o, on a ugust 24th
Tht mas Alrich Porter.
Funeral services at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery on Thursday morn
ing, the 9th inst, at II .3g.o'clcck.
wALLACE--Dn August 24th, 1885, Robert
Wallace, IN he S2i year.
Relatives nd friends a.e respectfully invi
ted to attend the funeral from his late rssi-
dence, No. IL Market street, on thursday
! August ~, at O'Clock D. n. Services at the
house. Jnterment at wilmington and
Brandy wine cemetery.
|HAUaHEY-On August 70, Nellie infant
daughter Of Ella J. and the late Edward
J. Haughey.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to meet at the residence Of her srsnd
parents, Pennsylvania avenue and Broome
streets, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
THIRD EDITION.
serHcnAa.

Miss Rose A. RI zsera' d has gone on 9
two weeks vacation to Colchester.
Mrs. Raymond and Child left to-day
for Cape May.
j. Massey Enos has removed to vii
miugton, NorIh Carolina.
Samuel Hitch has returned from
Cape May Point.
Daniel e. Wood ward has gone to the
Allegheny Mountains,
Rev. Charles Hill and daughter have
gcns to Ocean Grove. for . two weeks
visit.
Miss Rsba r. FRANKIE h,s gone on q
two weeks vacation to. West Chester,
Penna.
Edward Burus and Jam 60 Monaghan
have opsued o shoe store ut No. 4l9
Market street.
Jacob Dsakyne, inspector Of weights
and measures, Is visiting friends In
various parts Of the county.
Samuel Murphy, Jr., started this
morning on visit TO Chester County,
Pa.
Rev. r. @. Jones will preach 1T st.
Georges and Delaware..City on Sunday,
in place Of Presiding Elder Hill.
w. e. Hawkins, of the firm Of d. I.
Hawkins & Son, Is confined to his
house with carbuncle on the neck.
Peter j. Ford has been very: Ill for
two or three days, suffering with bad
cold and liberated sore throat, and Ii
confined to his house.
John J. Dougherty, Of this city,
leaves on Thursday for Lynn, Mass ,
where he will join the Nobody Claim
Company" as property man and play
the baritone horn In the band.
Lieutenant Wm..P. Dunnipg, who
has charge Of the monitor Amphitrite
ut the yards of the Harlan & Holiings
worth Company, was given a pleasant
reception at the Kirkwood House on
Monday evening on his return from a
visit to Saratoga.
Among the Wilmingtonians regis
tered at Beach Avenue Cottage, kept by
Mrs. Frank K. Smith, Cape May Point
are Louis P. b. Faust and family, Mrs
II. II. Riggin and daughter, DR.. Burr
l.. Moore and wife, John Brown an,
wife and Mrs. Sallie B. Hitch.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
POPULAR DELUSIONs WHICH uAyI
BEEN RXPELLED.

That milk is compound of water, chall
and sleeps stomach. Milk always come
from the cow-a great way from the COW.
That brass band music is unpleasant L
to the ear. We know of man who livet
for years next door TO Il band room and ha,
never uttered one complaint in all tha
time. lie is deaf mute.
That railroads are intended for the benef
OF corporations. They are intended for the
benefit of the people-the people who holt
the majority of stock.
That small boy hates an overcoat. He
loves it so well that he dislikes to wear il
out.
That whistling is disagreeable. 1t is al
ways agreeable-to the whistler.
That druggists are extortionate in their
prices. They pay such high salaries To
their clerks that they are forced to sell
their goods at one thousand per cent. above
cost In order to make any money for them.
selves.
That the market is overburdened with
"P'"'B Iootiy. Ing NhsIe basket captures
SO much of it that bu; very little of it comes
on the market
That any fool Can write poetry. II is
only fool here and there who can do it.
That women go to church TO see other
women's bonnets. They merely 90 to show
their own.
That boy thinks he knows more than
his father He only prides himself on his
superior intelligence.
That widow wears weeds to catch a
husband. She would rather catch n man
who is not husband
That silver watch will tell the time inst
as we'll as gold one. A gold watch will
tell the time ten times to silver watcb'c
once, and be just as fresh as ever.
That shopkeepers never mark their goods
beiov cost, They frequently mark them
down much below what the goods cost the
purchaser, especially if he be particular
friend you know.
That the self conceited man thinks eyery-
body Is fool He does not include one
person Ill the category, namely, himself.
mat people hate to be laughed at. Look
At the low comedian, for instance. Bostoa
Transcript
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Tho Teachers, Association.

President Carroll, of Dover, presidet
at the meeting Of the Teachers Asso cia
zion, which convened at 8 O'Clock OF
Tuesday morling, at Rehoboth, and th,
exercises were opened with prayer b,
the Rsv. A. d. Davis, of Frankford. 4
verbal report wa made for the execu
tive committee by Prof. L. 1. Handy
of Smyrna.
Professor G. s. Con nwell of the Con
ference Academy, Mrs. Clara Hunting
don OF Dover, and Mr.. 1. M. CorkraI
were appointed a committee to nomi
nate officers for the present year. TIL,
following wer5 nominated and elected
Presi ent, Prof. L. Irving Handy o
Smyrna Vice Presidents, Prof w. A
Reynolds of Wilmington, Prof. T. N
Eawlins OF Dover, the Rav. y. w.
Pretty man; Treasurer, John L Thomp.
son OF Georget"wn; Secretary, Mis-
Lydia NJ. Hall of Milford.
Immediately after 'he new Presiden
was escorted to the chair 4 moJicn t
adj lurn was carried.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Grimes Record,

James Brady was shot and killed on
Monday night in New Albany, Inoi
ana, by Elmer Michaels. They had
been warm friends, aid quarreled over
q trivial matter.
David Monteith, II years of age, was
killed by one Of four unknown men
who we're stealing fruit op mis- father.
grounds, near Montreal, and whom he
had ordered off.
John A. Brown and William Hall
two colored boys, were yesterday de-
tectsd In the act Of placing two large
stones, two cross ties An1 some fence
rails across the tracks Of the Annapc-
lis and Elk Ridge Railroad. They said
they wanted to have S ms fun. They
We're lodged In jail in Annapolis, Mary.
land.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Tho Board NJ II,

President Bush preside
ing Of the Board Of Healtl
and fourteen cases Of M
viously reported, were di
follows Eight were cod
ref rred to committees, b
one abated, and one 81
abated.
The folio wing repO.. N
DIR. Springer and Mr.. Van
COMMITTEE appointed ID
the complaints about the
" The committee spp1intt
the dog pound on Tweli.u
KinR,report they have vij
and find 1t clean and no,d
rimental to health. TheI
stable with 8 inch brick I
yard utsice the stable ID
brick. We were there ID
cess of killing the dogs au
no fault with the manner
killing is done.
"Whiie we cannot rep1
nuisance prfjudicia to ii
would Recommend that G,
this pound tn some part Of
so thickly built up, In
hood where it now is, mai
who are annoyed, not
bowling Of the do9s aud
the pistol use d in killing
the very thoughts Of havi
creatures confined aid
near them.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Fought at Fifteen

LOUISVILLE Aug, 25 I
wealthy young farmer,
| County, who, ten months
Miss Lydia Storts, ,dauRhtd
do farmer, and a wetk
home, saying that she hI
that Charles Stonestrtet, n
law, had led her astray, n
Farmer Storts. his sou Joh|
street a. Boards Station.
called Ellis q Lar AMI
struck him in the face.
a'ely drew his pistol and
retreated. /
Young John Storts By
blood, however, aud qu'i
brother. r.in-law s place in
armed accuser of his sis't
men looked over their pis'
other, an 1 began firing at
Neither ilinched as they
emptied their piStcls' A
shots had been excl anee
down with one arm broke
let hole through the other'
his empty pistol IN the y
Stort came up to him, al
a box of cartridges cooliy
he wanted 10 reload and
duel until one or the oIl
killed. Ellis declared MN
Storts, who was onIy $ iei
wa ked away. Ellis cam
this morning TO nave
dressed. and is now Co
room at q ' tote'.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Marine Dtsastoi

A cable despatch to inc Il
, Herald, says the Amer'cap s.um
ship British Princess, iiU
| pbis, s,arrived AT Q1eensto"us n
night, sc hours overdue, e., rs1
! passing o large dismsstsu 81 4
! banks. On the 17th ihsI, or, =,
shin on fire. Her spars w. rna' y
her hull was in fl .mes. s. p aJ =,
of Americ4 4n build lGe n..'
cess stood by for three Got,' .a
rockets to attract her oos;S' s;n
nope. Ats o'clcck the snip
She was timber la"en. co,r
The Norwegian bark . va" ID
the schoouers Coulomo anr harb
Davis are ashore il tne NA'
Town, Florida. p,;d yes
The schooner n. P. brlusIR, n, =
land, from St. johns ', Ne~ aasl i
laden with latbs for rnl'.' .~s
arrived at Boothbap, MALI, M ioa
ged, having lost her deck lO-
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
FL: 7 h Cd.
Ttu essHI

r,rn.,R rhe regular month v ;
a',nsh9nse ai,s r,, at 10 o'ciact ~ /
VIII with all the mem ber. er.In y. \
'nT Tt members Of the Isvs| p's
moved move that a, prtsep, NJ
follows 1''''utionl
White men, s, ,.,1
hiie women, 45 colO,N1] Col1]
white children, i, 'c,Trel coIos|
In Ia the he insane dsp vU,'a ,,sm
30 colored women 4
W. on motion of Mr.. Psld, 3
oe oers Of the Levy Court t,u u'
SSarSes'es Wu S, Of the Board
MIS- Mr.. Solomon the trustee.
Nourt . commissioner vs,, :,
through the al shou,s s''' y J
pan1sment n and inspsct ths
on motion of Mr.. Far,
oi 'he Papers were iryi,s'
ny them. After making n,,'
et, eation The Board again ,
|opened the proposals tor
ihs,itntion y with coal. ca
q Co., eing the loves. n
contract was awarded to
per ton. ="
Mr.. Farra offered a rss
com miGtee, composed Of + !
OF the Board of Trustees.
OF the Levy Court and II,
appointed TO inyestipats
made by the mt wspapsrs'
ties in purchasing sunni
stitution, but while tbs \
der consideration the bo,
for dinner.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
MISTAKEN HOR J. WILKES Booru

"Thoss aSs not cheerful bookings thint,
ere they ?" sid Counselor M. A. NacDon,
aid, ss he sauntsred into the Office of tho
United States Marshal, few days ago, and
pointed to q pair of handouts which were
lying upon the table.
"No< especially enhvening," replied a
deputy, picking up the rogue's bracelets and
examining them thoughtfully.
There was one time that tbonpht thew
were the most oheerLess aud terrible tLinps
In the world"
The deputy booked up in surprise.
Yea" continued Mr.. Macdonald, CT
had them ON both my hands and feet a,
once for number of hours. l assure you
they are not pleasant things to wear"
Were they put on to keep you a pris-
on@r" qusried the deputy, wondering
II his friend could have done ANYTHING
| criminal.
You would have thought so had you
been in my place. was arrested by officers
who thought was J. Wilkes BOOTH"
mo! ejaculated the deputy more a.
An expression of surprise than an intention.
Al reflection upon the veraoity of Mr.. Mao
Donald
I" 1t came about in this way began the
lawyer, whose dark hair and eyes, even
now that sixteen years have passed, bear o
striking mblance to the assassin of Lin.
ooan. "Linooln had been murdered but q
few days, and the entire country was
| plunged into grief and the desire for re.
venge upon tho murderer. Ny home was
in Titusville, Pa, and was on my way to
it from Washington, where my father was
then Government contractor. The route
was by the way of Erie. The train had
left Erie and gone perhaps a dozen miles,
when a couple of officers surprised me by
putting me under arrest and clapping hand
cuffs on my wrists and manacles on my
foet. In vain l protested. They would
not believe that ! was not Wilkes Booth
To add to the unpleasantness of the thing
and fact which gave color to the belief
that | was the Presidents assassin, it was
well known that Booth had interests in The
oil regions Of Pennsylvania and had beer
there number Of times. The men who ar
rested me did SO upon the strength of my
| gread resemblance TO a picture of Boa;l
which They had in their possession. When
l 1t became known on the train that the as
sassin of Lincoln had been arrested and
was on that very train the excitement was
intense. The officers who were guarding
Inc had all they could do TO prevent the in.
furia;ed passengers from doing me bodily
| harm. 1t had been teIegrapLed all along
| the hne of the road that Lincoln's murdere,
was under arrest and would pass through
on his way TO Titusvills. AT every station
the train was met by infuriated men who
climbed upon the wood piles TO get q
I glimpse of me, and many times on that
| journey feared that the mob would gel
possession of me. When the train reached
Cory there was man boarded the train
who knew me. But the officers would not
listen to him, and il was not until Titusvile
Fas reached, where every man, woman and
child knew me, that the handouts and man.
acles were removed from my wrists and
ankles and | was allowed my liberty. l
have the photograph which furnished the
clue to the officers who arrested me in my
possession now" ."-Uoaoes (CoL Tribune,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
n, fore the Judl

This morning Ssn nel m'
| before Judge Cummins cual
executive officer of the Bos1
| with maintaining a Ln,j ai,
alley in the rear Of NJ. III
by allowing water 70 sla9
INTO the cellar Of the pre-!
McCaulley stated 70 the III
had made every effort in "
abate the nu sance, and way
do anything possible 'opleY
noyance. He had a new
in and was about to haVa "
paved " hen one OF tue pi|
and had to be dug NJ again.
the Court that h. would M
fort undone 10 preVsne :,
standing in the alley, or W., fui, ,
cellar, ard the case was con, III,
John B. Fisher was u,
maintaining o nuisance IN ~ :
the rear OF No. 702 WesI - ~
but as it wa3 shown thaI 99 !.
responsible party he was "i0
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Farniiure on instalIments.

Thomas G-insell, who some time age
started furniture, carpet and oil cloth
store at Second and Orange streets, ha,
succeeded in establishing q business
that 10 increasing daily. He has filled
the entire place wish first class and
carefully selected stock, which LIE offers
for sale on easy weekly payments, a.
cheap as they can be bought for cash
elsewhere. Mr.. Grinsell has clnsidera
bic experience In the business, and ai
his goods are purchased from the bes
manufacturers in the country, for cash
consequently he is enabled to cfier hi
customers great Inducements.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
BOLD VI ask X sd burglars.

SHAEoS, Pa, Aug. Robbert
hrok" luto the house Of George Burkey
d farmer Of Dser Crock Township, thit
comfy, On Saturday night and compel
cd Bur key. NJ the point Of a pistol, tl
~ on NE Il 5or anu hold h;s dog while
tney ransacked the promises. The
I, loves secured Sl35 in money and a
silver watch. The nask of one OF the
robbers fell off and revealed, it il charR
ed,the face of a neigh Dor. Herman Crou.
ser, who, at the instiaatiou of the
arner's daughter, has been arrested
aLa held il default of $1,000 bail.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
y EGISTER'S ORDEK.
~ REG ISL ER' SOFFtCH,
kEVy lfAATr n 4 hrrETV

NEW tAsILh' hIkTN. bkL.,
August 1th. 1885.
Upon the application of Mary AnnabelIa
N'wlln aud James h Newlin. cx.cu-
tors of samuel d.. Newlin. late OF
Wilmington Hundred, In said county,
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the executors aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters testamentary
upon the estate OF the decras. Il, with
the date of granting thereof. ty causing adver-
tlsements TO DE posted within ~ DAYS from the
date OF such letters In six of the most public
places of lhe county of New Castle requiring
All persons having demands against the estate
70 present the came, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case inahe and provided (;
ana also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period IN the pAlLyRErUBLICAH,
a newspaper publisheiin Wilmlngton and to
De continued therein three weeks tEodl,
- Given under the hand aud seal OF
L. 5. }nMce of the Register aforesaid, ut
49, {NilIflngton. In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and wear above written.
IGSAFlCSC. GkUBB, Register.
NOTICE. perspns having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attrstrd to the executors,
on or before ku, rst 9TH, 1856, or abide the
ACT OF Assembly in such case n ate ana pro.
Vlded. MARY AN NABELLA NEMLIN,
JAMES B. NhWLlN,
Address, Wilmi agton Del AM
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
r EdIsrEk's ORDER.
IL RzGIsTBR'5 OBYICI,
NBw CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,


NBw CASTLE COUNTY DBL,
August Is. 1855. \
Upon heappiioation OF annie A. Gustus,
AdmiuistratTx Of David II. Gustus
late OF Wilmington Huuired, in
said county, deceased, II is ordered ard
directed by the Register that the AdmiLis-
,ratrix aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
letters OF Admini Stration upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date OF granting
.hereof, by causing Advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from the date OF
sucn letters in six of TIM most public places
OF the county Of Rev Castle, requiring all
persona having demands against the estate
70 present TIE same, or abide by an Act OF
assembly In such case made and provided
anu also tuso the same % bc inserted within
Tie saLe porlod IN tho DAILY RRPUBLICAN,
neYdparer published in Wilmington, and
70 De Hon.iau2u tlcrtin three weeks, te 0 d.
\ - Given uuicr the hand and SeRl
l.. iofOt.cs Of tho Register aforesaid,
\ - 81 Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. l. g. GRUBB, Register.
rorlcB'-A persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
iaGie, GUY attesiad to the Administ.atrix,
o2 q beiofe thel day Of August, 1850. cf
Anine The Act OF Assembly in sucn case made
'Iu PROVIDED. ANNIE A. HUSIUS.
AdMinistra.rix.
~ L. smith her atty, s1l narEet street,
ahdFse, iImingiOn, lei. aul9
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Rasanr ana Yasfixal

The ladies Of the Second Baptist
church, corner OF Fourth and French
streets, will open an apron bazaar this
evening. The peach festival in charge
OF the Ladies' Mite Society of Brandy
wine M. K. church will also be opened
In the tent ut Twenty fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Mr. ConkIing's side OIL

BAR HARBoR, Aug. Z, 1oa)
R. Conkling scouts the ,aes| q \
gated last night OF ha'iNf1 f1e
any one to fight a duel, .,a III I'd
ledges, however, tna, .orce , I'd
the lieutenant in refereho1 h,o'"nor1 I
Grant, alluded to in the = gIishs IfpIl
him very much, and q scsu1 ecear'
tion, of words only ths nj
endeayoys to ascertain tne ne + n
Tennessse ofiicer have 80 !
futi!e. -
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Address, Wilmington, Del.
Hohecker 4 HoiIecker, Atty's. au26-y Il
A T lo2 EAST FIFTH STREET. JUS

A L l2 EAST FIFTH STREET. JUST
"A received ocr frst install nent OF tea
BY the overland route. 1t Is conceded by all
good Judges, that the tea In England, thar
comes by the overland route, is OF much h ner
flavor than ours 1t Is claimed, that tea on
steamers Is spoiled, or tastes of the blig.
water In hold where tho tea is STORED. We
are even with Englani; We have the tea BY
the overland route, Of tinees favor, bIacs
and green. Mr. eury DeKise, wna came
with the tea, will give the TIA counter his
particular attention. As he speaks both
French and German, he will be able to serye
every one. We will,for the n, 1t two weeks,
oner bargains in tea and sugar IL will cay
East Filth street. L. M, WIER. au2e ots
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Address, Wilmington, De
REGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTER,S OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Upon the application OF George il. J. sh,
Admini5t!atO of Henry e. V.nder braat, late
,i,s.ina W ilmalngton Hundred, in said county,
the Register that the Executrix afore-
said give notice OF granting of letters
OF Adminietrati0n upon the estate OF the
deceased, de with the date OF granting thereof,
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the es:.." t" present
the same, or abide by an Act CT lIsrzllyt
such case made and provided;t 80 - sa"s<
me same TO be inserted within t. ~ IN period
N the daily REPUBLICAN,, u Newspaper pub
hshed IN Wilmington, and TO o. 5nlnued
therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand ana Peal OF
l.. s. SOfice Of the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and wear above written,
IGNhTIUS G. .GKGBB, Register,
A NoIICs-Ail persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator, on
or before Angus. II, lsS6, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made aud provi ed.
GhORG Z ". ASH,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. aus
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Dress cutting nna Fitting.

Mrs. Bond, 92l West Fourth stree,
teaches perfect tailor system Il dras,
cutting aad fl ting. 1t is ia or sagt.,i
easily learned in ttree good irssor =
Young l2aies cJr:etnplajing i..fnin;
the trade would do we'll 10 learn TN,
before wasting time it Is 20 simple anc
is ackno wledasd 10 be the beat On,
before tbs public. | teach all thesty L.,
of waists, the skirt anJ beautifn,l,
shaped sleeve, and guarantee salts
faction.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Il EGISTEk'S ORDER.

RrGI5fFis'S bFFICF,
NEW tAalLE OUNTY, Del,
~ August 70, l3Si
pom the Application of DAVID
hoN NJ, txcc, Tor Of ELIZt BoWING,
az" % Mill Crrek Hundred. in said
ipun,,N, hc tased. 1t is ordered aud dircctedby
IN. Il 2'st' r that the Executor aforesaid give
m hmnt ce 81 grantiug of letters Testamentary on
'',s |sla't oi Ia. deceased, with the date OF
e. 'ahtIh tH"rrnf, by causing advertisements
20 ht posted within forty days from Ike date
s%ueh % l'ttrrs In six of the most public places
- IN tle county of New Castle, requiring all
pris"hs ihvlhS delnR. lis against the estate to
ptnapnt me salht, or abihe by an Act Of AS
niy III such ctse made and provided d, and
81 % chie', lht same to be inserted within the
t s"h,t pHrlpd In The DAILY REPUBLICAN, a
""spaptr published IN Wilmington and 70
P''"htihu,T P' therein three weeks (rod.
mlN"n under the hapd and Seal OF
H. oihcc Of the Register aforesaid ri
- " llnluPt0n, in Hew Ia tie County
"'''eshll' thr dav anl y'ar above written,
>-,.,u, ia y ATItct CRUDE, Register
,,,.' !t h'-A persons having claims against
yl'n eslAtf OF he drceas,d d must PRESENT lie
tn,t' 'uB attcstCI 10 the Executor, on or
,''pr HuEr~l q, lso,. or atiie the Act Of
Assembly - IN such Cast uGte ana provided
DAVID BOWING,
Ad4.,,. Executor,
"'7N' N"fshallon, Del. au22
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
To Farmers

Reuben satter,hxaite, VIZ, inu'
hundred head Of Mercer ,en on
at lis farm near stanton IN w wi
reasonable rem prices Farme,o AZ nnuoI
sheen should take this opp'l
purchaqo a fock.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
KaAlea her Ohild.

YORK, Aug. .25.-lnformation reached
York last evening 10 the effect that MIRA
Eliza Mace, wife Of Mr.. Samuel Mace,
. farmer OF Codorus Tosnship, abou,
two miles Southwest of Glen Rock, had
killed her child. Mrs. Nsce wAs pre-
pairing dinner, and one Of her three
children came to her side, when she
struck ir on the head with o potato
masher. killing the child Instantly.
Mrs. Nace's mind Is said 70 be derang-
cd.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Roach ssnas sne Com.l nome.

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 25.-The steam.
ship Comal LETT Roaoh's yard 1t IL 80
p. m. for New York 10 take her place
on the Mallory Line. She is completed,
except upholstsring, and win begin
loading her cargo Immediately ON her
larrival. A party Of gentlemen from
Texas is on board.