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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-22
VIZ 7. NNUEISON, Keceiver.
Vattin 4 Serumgarh, Attorneys. l7H2

Land Office at Grand Forks, Dak. July Il, 1885,
Notice IL hereby given that the following named settler
hns filed notice Of his intention 10 make final proof
U y X ), and that sold proof will he made before the
clerk OF the district court Of Ramsey county, at Dew
lis Lake u. 7 Ion August y, leaj, viz: TOWER =
':iNIiAM,h v \" SiiZ, for the s"I sec 30, I 1874, r Ga.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove Ills con-
tiiinou- residence upon, and cultivation Of said land:
John Brown Albert rattie RALPH, Il Howard Robert
Ferguson, Of Devils Lake, r.
n 4, riErANy D.ut....
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-22
rnitin Il serumgard, Attorneys. ls..s

Land once Mt Devils Lake. Nnk, July "a, lSN5-
Noticoi. hereby given that the following named settler
ins hlc'l notice of his intention To make final proof In
support OF his claim, and that said proof will ke made
before the Register and Receiver at Devils lake. II T
on September ! 1855, viz: HERBERT NJ vANNIER,
ps y" 'S', for the SCI Of nwA and ncI Of swLo Of
sec 30, town 10. range %.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his con-
tilIuo,is residence upon and cultivation of said land;
t'norgc II Trtnt John McNcvitt r . Olson l. II Rogers,
all OF Devils Luke. ID r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-08-22

Land Office at Grand Forks. b. r., July o, 1855
Complaint having been entered at thi. office on July 2,
lssa, by Augusta Larson against Edward Piquet
for abtndoning his homestead entry No s6lO, dated
July 81, 1881, upon the VIZ swi4 and WI. nwh sc 4,
view to the cancellation Of sail entry; The said parties
are hereby summoned To appear at this office on the
2lst day of August, 1885. ut . o'clock u. M, to respDnd
aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged abau.
dnnneni. Testimony in this case will he taken before
Frank II. pro.scr, Judge of probate In md for Iian,sey
county, ID ], al his office In Devils Lake, d I, on the
18th day of August, 1885, at 10 O'Clock II. III.
IL ~ EsaNf u.. .- -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
7 H EO|7l|
A Deserted liu.,.

-" You can stop the Rrprp,,
have been sending 10 800 T,,,,u
~ there will be nobody ,bs,s
after this dale" said A vsu
gentltmanly looking man a.s. ~
this ONCE this morning. NY
where he was going 10 remn,'I
said 1t was not him thatIai
but his wife, tina. had sold 80
In the house and had taken ~.
and went on, he did no, kno~
and had LETT him without anv,s,l
live on.
Such a statement naturallv !,
reporter to ask more ques,lor.
we're freely answered. The v.,.y
said his name WAS James +. WI
he was native Of WilliAm,hD,'
gina. He was married Their. !,
and about ten years ago with N,
removed 10 this city. He w~,.
by trade, and for a long time M
lployed In the car shops Of Bos.,
& Co. While he worked bis v,tj
a boarding house the first few NJ
West Front st., aud the las, foa,
at 800 Tatnbli street, she neve, |.
had children TO interfere with a.1
du lies OF boarding house kpepi,,1
In n year past domestic inieliciN
tout, eau ,ed, the busla ID say. n
strict attention To his wife hy M.
boarders, attentions which apv-,
be- encouraged aud appreciated h
wife. \
Thus things went on Until NJ |
told his " lie that the hoaid.r w
Ipaying 80 much attention coatu
longer. To- this the wife sad,
boardrr could not stay BE- M
naud) should not stay auy !,
Exasper itea, Mr.. Wood mair h,
tor the suspected boarder aud hi
lett the premises, but o says IN,
or 80 his wife had hun back agal
! Finding H. impossible 10 niu
| hlbib II NJ iti ilip iAiill y w
aud his wife agr. ed TO break utl
keeping that she should u
goods after paying the rent ari
other little bills the money ,AI
!divIded between thsrD, and lLsy
amicably separate Tor time
The sale took pace on Fr'dal al
last, au1 arnoun ed to S2ed IL
lords agent coll cted tbs money
| Saturday afternoon Mrs We'd,
y itling with the agent =,
without telling him whrt- "a
lgoing. But before going she u
neighborB that her husband wa
hear from her any more d
matter stands at present. Wta
All elopement ia mixed NJ ID it
not known, though accorlits Z
Woods stat nient 1t looks a ..t
that direct on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
Lying and ISLANDER

Rev. William E. Tomk inson, the
Methodist Episcopa minister of the
Princess Anne Circuit, tried last week
on q charge of lying and Islander, was
found guilty Of lying and was suspen-
ded from his charge. The trial began
Monday afternoon and terminated
Tuesday night. Under the charge Of
lying he was accused of having stated
publicly at various times and to differ
ent persons that William II. Smith, one
OF the members OF his church, had
made an assault upon him at stew
ards meeting some time since that
Smith approached him in a violent and
Threatening manner and with clutched
fists, which be alleged Smith shook In
his face. These charges Smith denied,
and numerous witnesses were exam l..
ined, and all testified that Smith made
no such assault The case was submit
ted to committee, consisting Of seven
ministers of the Wilmington Confer
ence. The charge Of SANDER. also pre-
ferred against him was withdrawn.
The case was argued before the com init
tee by the COUNSEL. The committee
found him guilty oflying under all five
specifications mentioned in the charge
He was suspended from the performance
o ( all ministerial duties until the meet
ing of the annual conference, to which
body the case and all testimony pertais
ing TO II twill be submitted for confirms
tion or rejection. Mr.. Tomkinson wa,
taken suddenly i'll after the trial All,
10 still confined to Ills room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
A Saturday Night Exert ,ment

The Dime Museum at Third and
King streets was crowded last Sunday
night, and while the perfor nance vas
taking place, a man passing along
X ing street saw, what he supposed TO
be smoke issuing from the upper
windows. He i'm mediately informed
the proi rietor of the shoe store on the
corner, and h. IL turn assembled to the
museum, and quietly Informed officer
Osborne thar it was SUI posed the bmld.
| ing was on fire. Wh.n they descended
| To the street quite crowd mad ga here .
but il was souu asdertained hat instead
| OF smr ke, II was The vapor from the
crowded room passing out, and coming
| In intact with The frosty air, under
| he clare Of the electric i. ht, locke
very II uch At thrngh fire was ragi Z
inside. II war blt a trtilng incident,
but it u i3ht easily have caused .
panic, whico, with the vast crowd that
vas Present would have been very
| iisas'rors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
In the Pulpit Again.

Rev. T. K. Dreamer, OF scott Y
church, appeared IN his pulpit .
hrs' time yesterday since his an
steal afiliction resulted In The "a
OF an eye, when n large audiences
bled TO greet him.
Over the pulpit were the \
" Welcome Faithful Pastor" b
letters, while around were n
tioral tributes. As Mr.. Creaine, 4
ell the church the choir led i,i
audience joined IN singing "A
God from whom all blessings I:
The choir afterwards sang the IL
commencing /" Welcome, Wi
Faithful Pastor" Mr. CreamerH
deeply affected, by snch an unexr
frieI dly greeting that be 'uld 81
proceed with the services
He selected his tex from VIZ
palm 1t In good for ne thaip
oeen fl esd. In closing h. y
by u loving Illusion to the pl!n
who were so successful IN optri1'
his eye. After the services LUZ
took Mr.. Dreamer by the haa
congratulated him heartily aa.
restoration 10 health aud active u
erial work. This il MI C'a'
asst year at Scott church and o.
!regation deeply regret that h' y
stay long'r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
The War In ExSut.

kokTI February ~ a despatch
from Aou Is lea say :: Grperai Butler.
who arrived her. on The 9TH inst frouI
Guoat, al noon on the I'M cohlnenc-d
systematic sbeliing OF M Arab limos
Two well directed shots Id the enemy
grea' damage ole tAph chg amidst a
grouo q men engaged III p 4Cing a
howl Der on summIT Of "A hii east f
our sailors slrt. and the Other renoy-
ing the "1-el Il gun carriage. I.or !
Charles Btrtsfprd alan III the enemy
great injury WITH The GARNER gun.
The huuors oi the day fell 10 Major
Wardrop, who, with thirteen men, stole
cautiously round the tL-my's right and
found they had only few hundred ri
fem en- on the hills and no reserve
spearmen. Major Wqrdrop and his
men, keeping out Of sight, cent volleys
al a range OF 800 yards or the enemy b
flank. Leaving one man at this poinr
10 continue the nring, lie took Il q
II others, and as quickly as possible
pursued the same tactics at three sue.
cessive hills, giving the Arabs the i'm.
preston that fresh bodies of British
troops we're arriving. The Mabdl' y
forces became panic stricken, ceased
firing and decamped toward NJ etemneh,
taking their guns and dead and wound
ed with them. A few Arab scouts
only were LET. three miles off to watch
our movements. There has been no
sign of the enemy since. General Bull.
Ter will advance tn Gakdul as soon as
reinforcenent Is arE,fe from Korti.
The Britt t" airing the engage.
ment Was Guur AIIied and twenty -tiv We
wounded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
C.raaosho Publsc

As there was published in your paper
Of Saturday an account Of what ap-
peared TO be an official communica-
ton" from the Board Of Deacons OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
(igned by John Bennett, who was
not present at that meeting,") that 40
shamefully misstatcd facts, 10 ingen-
iously attempted TO insult Rev. Mr..
HaldemaD and was NO clearly the work
of Pancoast Allen, TO shield himself
from the general condemnation bestow
| ed upon him, that for the frat time In
all this church trouble, l appear In
1print to empbatically deny and dis.
claim all responsibility for that com
municstion, and To say no notice OF
that meeting was ever sent me- that II
WAS published without my knowledge
or consent, and that the meeting war
doubtless one of those star cham bel
gatherings" at the store Of Mr.. A lien,
tor which the present management has
become 10 noted. Signed.
III. j. WALKER, Deacon Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church.
Wilmington, Feb ED 1885.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23

BOOTH-Febrdary -. 1850 j. Lawrence

BOOTH-febrdary - 1855 j, Lawrence
Booth.
Relatives nnd irler ds are respectfully IN,
yited to attend the fu eral fr9in the reyi
dense OF his father In Newport. bet, on lues
day, February -. az 4. IN. ~eTy ces at Mt
salem church; intern ut at Mi Seicin Gene
terry
n ELAN-Sudienly. on the I'd irst JOIN
r Irelan, Gged - years
kela ivcs aud frlc DDS ~ I family are re
spe ,ttully invited o attend the funeral from
hts late residence No 6Oalv est n intn .tr, q
al y. m. on Thursday. the 18th trst Inter
nent at Wilmington anu Brtudywlue cetu g
t,ry.
WlSE-At New Castle. on the 2lst inst
James fen',. dest son o. rmes N. Jr.
ami Epza Wise, aged ~ years ard thre
month.
Relatives and friends OF the family aye re
pec'fully invited to atteod the iunersl a
New Castle, Lei on Tue dag the 2lth iust
At Up. IN Services at tie ". h. church.
|ttTHRlF-L the 2,nd me-. Zacharisl
T. Guthrie, 500 OF Simon and Mary utl
RE, aged - years
Relatives and friends Of the fsmi Y an,
Morning SLar ID VISION No. =, TT LIN
erty Lodge No 4, A. q. IL f. Er nklil
Lodge No 6, Is. q and the mem; ers Of thes
lrders are rsspe fully invited 10 attend hi
mineral on fhursday afternoon at O'clock
from his parents Tesid' ne. No. s2d t.as
Sc enth street. Services at scott NJ +
church at $50 O'Clock. InterInpu1 Al v ii
minyton and brand! wine cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
Kin klefg.

The fire scare all ended in refuse
breath at the Dime Museum, on Satur
day evening.
Numerous young lawyers are fart be.
coming Toficient In the skaorial art,
and we may soon expect exhibitions OF
their ski as fancy skaters.
The rink Is quite a favorable place
Tor the fair Sex The sport is eniranc-
lhg as wei! as exciting, and that is what
hhs made the rink a success.
Money bet on the fastest two mile
skater, on Wednesday evening.
Our city must be on the increase. for
II supports several places ofam usement
this year, where it would not properly
support one year ago.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington was
at the INK Saturday evening, With the
next best looking girl. We saw them
tLtlr big brother was about
Harry Fritz is one OF the best skaters
at he rink
Ross Chandler received a reward Of
$40 Tor finding Harry Fritz's pocket
book, which contained $ll. which he
lost The rink on Friday evening.
Wesfcoar and Cobb, two young ska
torlat ARISES of this city, are sad To be-
very proficient in the art, and will soon
give exhibitions of their skill.
William Jordan is among the best
skaters at the rink. He In quit ady 3
NAV.
Quite a crowd congregated around
The q or at the rink on Saturday even
ing, caused by some sharp words be-
tween officer Lewis and one ofourConn.
!c'lmt from the western part of the
ley. From what we could learn OF the
windy affair, the officer was the most To
blame in the matter. AS 1t all ended In
Ia X no one got hurt, and their wounded
ceilings were soon smOothed over.
Stansbnry Murray is the most or'gi.
nal co,ored man in the city OF Viii
mington, aud his natural fund of wit Il
| u surpassed. If Stansbury had had
the opportunity to educate himself, ht
would have lett others, W no think them
selves smart, III the back ground. Hi,
notices that appear in the kErUBLIcAN
are dictated by himself, and are Away,
attractive and purely original IL
thought. We will back him agains
amy other cOlored man in Delaware fol
Ioriginal say ings and ideas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
For Charity.

On Monday evening, MaFch :
musical on aiument will he sih
Grace NJ T.. church similar 10 w
given last November, the Prov.
which will be devoted To the A. 's'
Charities. A line program VILE NJ
sent.,d, which will include ID s'I'
10 the choruses, two solos b! hN,
Osborne and Mr. Edward NJ. %lN'
man, three organ selections y
Samuel T. Strong, organlst Of D.
ment's church, Philadelphia
Mr.. Strang ID known AZ a nu'
former 10 many musical pfGpe
He will play " The storm, "
Lemmens, recently given oy WI
at The W est church organ Tecl,', 4,
Tickets may he Obtained o, - !.
G. +. Thomas * Co.'S and Of 'lIL'',
visiting mr. IN bers Of the Chari'lf
citation ,at ~ cents zach,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
2O1 MARKET STREET.
DuBlIC SAIE-WlLI. BE SOLD Al
l. uh!ic sal near Delaware CITY, ked
Lion Hundred, on
THURSDAY, MAI Oh 8, 1855,
at 70 o'clock, a. m, sharp,
EIGHT HORSES

THURSDAY, MAI Oh 3, 1855.
at 70 O'Clock, a. m, sharp,
EIGHT HORSES.
No /. Mac. sray horsy. years a.
Did, good worker and driver. 10y
No. 2. Dolly, bay mare, years old, sod
W. ler and driver.
No. 3 Flora. brown mare, p years old. good
worker and driver.
NJ !. Jim, dark bay horse, IL years old
hood work horse
No. 5. JEFF, good worker and driver.
No. d hellie. sOrrel mare, 10 Year, old
good WORKER and rood mare
No 7, May. bay mare. coming yea.
old, broke TO all harn's', L. hauds high, vii
weigh |, 900 or 1900 pounds
No, $. Prince. dark bay cot, coming
ears old; 10 hands high, very hue colt Ihes,
two are Neilie's colts.
head OF superior milch cows, &,
ONE In proht by day OF sale, 9th rs \ ~
| coming n soon; Guernsey bull ~
young N po'eon, from registe ed bun ., ] =
higgins .toce. bull, III y airs old go,c
stock; very quiet. Joke of oxen, good
wv rkfrs.
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS: farm wagons
nearly new; hay ri.giny', new last sum.
iner; FAM ca gs. peach body, d.
springs OK cart, 2 ~ Jokes, | BucEey'
era n and phosphate drill, nearly new No
American feed mill, In 20 ID order: Van
wlnkie fan. Champion mower. k5tA
mower, Penn"ck corn shelter. plows. /.
| syracuse, W. and one horse - Wizard ditto.
one no ditto, cgltivnt0rs, wood ant
iron twin harrow, l set OF wagon harness
good ~ Lew; pillow gears, col ars, bri lies
dou lie and sing trees l /. ree-horse tree
| iorks, r4kcs, "a wells and many othsr thine
too tedious to mention HOUSEHOLD Ann
| KITCHEN trRSITuRB:-l ro. blanchard
| rhurn 10 81 order; tebles boxes barrels
ate. harIei OF sinegtre and IN my other
things
| TERMS All Sums OF $40 aud under, cash :
over that amount a credit of months OF.
purchaser diving u bankable n tie with 30
prov ed cndOrier. JOHN SWAN
>. NJ. ENuS, Auct rp9'w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
havtux q AargO.

A few days since tue pfs !,
Williams went ashore near u
River inlet, and the tug Norlu "a
war dispatched to the wreck - y. ID
or 10 save the cargo. The lug ~,
TO tho Delaware Break water w. l''
lay, and reported that part OF wv "
of molasses had beeB lahur" =
condition, hut that the ye'stl y, Nj
to pieces. The wreckrrS are ="
gagged in sing to save the ''I'
# the cargo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
From tho Annapolis / nos
An Interesting Letter
FROM NH. HARRY W.nLMSTEAD.
pROOEREADER OF TIE ..CI VI e. ',

he t)ilt wing letter Is eucouraR,ny and
worthy Of careful perusal, coming, a It 'ees
rom 20 reliable source, unsolicited. 1t con.
| tains facts u great value:
IspIAshPoLIs, Ind, Oct. IL. 1854,
DR.. DAVID KENNEDY:
DsAR SIR: rur ,cn years have been \
sufferer from disease OF the kidneys. at timee
| 90 much 20 as 10 make life n burden During
this time several Of the bet physicians in
lndi INA have treated me with lit or no
sFccefs until had almost despaired OF re
lief. then tried several advertised RENE
dies, but not ing produ led the desired re,
| suit until "A II lend Tho had been re- ieved in.
iucei me to give DR.IIAN II KEN NEEDY, =
FANORlrt. Rem EDY a trial ! dis 20
Affer taxing one b tile began TO expert ence
relief took another and WAS charmed with
| he result. In all | have taken fur Ottlos
and can truly say ! feel like IA new man
am confident ain entirely cured, us It has
| been several months since ] took the l. 81
| medicine, and tpere 10 no ntication OF the
| return OF the disease. l have recommended
your reme1y' I. several suffering friends VIII
| have also oen relieved. / write this to re-,
turn my sircere thanks TO you for tho cure
which has been effected in my case and aIst
| desire TO say that / think suffering humanity
owe you debt OF gratitude for your wonder
| iul scientific discovery. l shall do all thai
o me lies to 1T all sufferers know wher.
hey tuay md relief, and hereby in som,
| measure rnmnnerate you for the good you
have douem me
Wl,shiag you tong NE and prosperity. an
| thanking yIu T prUlonging In lie, / am
yours, HARRY W. uLMSTE' u.
Prooireader indianapolis Times.
For sale by James he'll, Sixth ard Far
kot ana N. Is. Daniorth Second and Mar. ct
| e-O-d-dHwly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
A1arrecs hintemepL

Under the above bead, CUE pprprd
tion has been received at the h ,,sp
CAN office In relation to the a. a. M
delaware Avenue church, WIZ wiz, "
quest that 1t q published 10 ur ~
day The communication lsassu5
lished to-day simply Tor ne leN d
the correspondent neglt cttu " he
know who he was. As soon az ao,qs,
this his communication Will apr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
The Terrible Philadelphia Fire


The main account of the terrible fire
IN Phi phia, by which three of the
King family aud two domestics em ploy-
ed by the family lost their lives, was
given in the REPUBLICAN on Satur.
day.
On yesterday Mrs. King lay tn
home of her aunt, Mrs. JOHN Z. Mercer,
1919 Delaney Place She was perfect
~ conscious, as pain in her back had
Kept her awake nearly all night. 1t
was mental torture, however, that she
suffered IN jst. She was continually olam.
Ing herself for what had happened, and
tJd those around her that perhaps she
ought TO have devised some scheme
DETER than the jumping on To mattres
ses, by winch all could have been saved
III was Impossible to get this out of her
head, although she was told that buf
for her own pigck both She aud what
was more Important still, her little girl
would have persisted. The girl Nora
seenod ltils hurt, and unle5s she IL in
.infti lHt-rnaIty VIII recover RAPIDLY
. ie played about the room where her
mother waH, and laughed as If she sui
Tered nutnlug she did not nnderstan,
The aosoHc- of her father aud bro her
Little ra Is a bsau 5lfui cAiid P.ui,
tn brother. VINO was kuIrd hy the ia
when as Hlrae luuped with him IN her
arms, bad very pretty blonde hair hu
1t was burned aud TN bke, at tht ire.
Mrs. X ing sobi The following story Of
the iirs, winch describes VIVA WAS goiup
on AT the window between her aud hrr
husband ju Al before she tossed out In.
child anu rhsb Jumped herself - \ fter
We found ~ impossible 20 g. down
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
A Mluirfer Rurled

Rev. Lewis Jones WAS buried from
the American Union NJ. +. church
yesterday afternoon. A large number
Of persons ATTENDED the funeral not
only from this city but from Chester,
West Chester and other places where
the deceased had preached. Rev. Will
liam BillinRsley assisted by nearly
all the colored pastors in the city
conducted the funeral ceremonies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
Life RAas Ionud.

A life boat belonging TO a foreign
vessel WAS picked up few days since
In Maurice River Cove, by the sloop
Lucy Hopkins. and left ~ Port Norris.
The boat contained 200 pounds Of cod.
fish, about 800 pounds OF beef and other
provisions, with u quantity OF deck
tack IL and awning posts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
.utpg.
A Fncs WOxtn II now"

Having been cured OF us
and cold, with symptoms OF iHs ~
by taking one 25c. bottle OF W. Ware 4
cough syrup, purchased OF W."
smith, Fifth and King fee'', "a I'D
Ia duty TO my fellow nltn 1--we n
them 10 give il q trial when 'rsa'|
ted. Very truly, j. Marspa''
Ashland, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
New stores 10 be Ere''' IA

1t IL stated that it is the Itnclob :
tho directors of the W us Is 40,
Brandywine National Ba's ~ teal "
the weather will permit, " o,nl ~
the brick dwelling on ~, haus
erect on the site three iars'
some stores.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
Target Practice.

The squad of Company G that went
day to practice at sarget shooting made
the following score:
Private G. II. Gray, 81 Private X s.
Roney, 81 Corporal n. T. Gray, 80
Private w. u May, % Private W. p.
Vandegrift, 81 Private G 7. Weir, %
Private Robert Husbands, %: Corpora
n. X. Bertolette, Is Private A. w
Hukill, 3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23

This evening Apollo naf is Will =
Knights of the Golden EA tsheir cs'i,s,
"a select entertainment, at tnei ilulersaI
the Smith building. "A to and sp
program has been arrange" M bic ~
vitation Is extended to the
tend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
xIna,..,Ma To.dsy.

Mrs. Powell, the mother o. c .I y
brothers. fish dealers OF thls .tap1
years old to-day, and pot"ll..,op u
her advanced &c, is In poss'o arorpj
her faculties, aud can move che is 4
smart as any young girl. s,sr ipPs
living with Ia married dane liant b.
adeiphia, and enjoys exce"o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23

Are not the managers OF the society
for prevention Of cruelty 10 animals a
little over.y -slous in their good work
sometimes The case OF Humpty
Domp'y, from all reports, looks like
persecution Instead of pros, cution.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23
Getting Better.

John Ward, who was injured by hav-
lug one of his legs caught in the ma
chinery at Barkley & Bros. bakery q
few days since, in getting much better,
a Though he is still confined TO
his residence, No. 1901 Bennett street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-23

Ward and Ogden won III. shooting
match at Sci IL" n-n Park on Satu day
they hreakina respectively ten aud
thirty i've BAL to seven and twenty.
three by th'ir opponents White and
ClouRh.