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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06
Old Age Seeking Relief.

HARTFORD, KY, March "a, 1885.
DR. John M. johnson:
Dear old Friend-Pufs similar to
the enclosed (Rev. Jessie H. Camp
bells 1.-TWO More Important Cases')
occur almost weekly in our paper in
relation to Swift's Specific. Ipresume
upon our old friendship to inquire of
you in relation to tits curative
qualities, price and manner of procur-
ing it, Having lived eighty-three
years through the most important
part of the worlds history, the pros,
pect of dying from cancer on the face
is not very coasoling. Let me hear
from you at earliest convenience.
very truly your old friend,
Harrison D. Taylor.
ATLANTA, Ga, March rs, 1885.
Harrison D. Taylor, Esq, Hartford,
Ky. My Dear Friend-You very
highly esteemed favor of the oath inst.
reached me on the 25th. You want
information in regard to the celeGraN
ted medicine manufactured here,
known as 5. S. S. | have watched
with much care the effect Of this med
icine upon those who have used it, and
bear willing testimony to its good re.
suits in great majority of instances.
The firm engaged in its manufacture
are gentlemen and capitalists, and are
far allowed falsehnod or deception as
any men in your community. You
may con6de implicitly in any Of their
statements touching its utility. You
can get it at the drug store il Louis
vile, Evansville or even in Owens.
boro, Ky. l am sorry for your attic
ton, but believe this medicine will
cure you if persisted in. | would
not stop under one dozen or mot
large size bottles, which can be Sc,
cured at reasonable cost.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
1 ~ MarietttA street, Atlanta, Ga
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
/. mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECrFI,
Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Strikes aud W AZ 60.

The railroad strike at p sleetire,
Texas, ended on Friday, the men agree
ing 70 resume this morning on the Old
terms as before the laet cut.
IL is sid tat the str Eers az Sedalia,
Missouri, have express~d wiliiD gnese
TO resume werk and continue until
April LIST, az the cut rates, II the
railroad officials Will enter into writ.
ten agreement TO az that time restore
the wages prevailing prior 10 last Sep
TEN Der and continue them for cpe
year, also 70 make the sgr-t ment apply
to .he men on the eutlre Con syztt n
A telegram from NncOr, Georgia
says all the eI gineeIs il The brunswick
division OF the East Tennessee, Nlrg'
MIA and Georgia Railroad, fifteen IL
number struck on Friday night and n'
freight trains will leave untn new
men can be Obtained TIE strikers ar
members Of the Brotherhe Cd OF Loco
motive Engineers, AID hey say tn
cause of the strike Is the unjust dis
charge OF three OF he u-eu ber-, and 6e
cause the authorities refuse TO listen t
their grievances.
TIE striking coal miners In the Pitts
burg district WIRE eLcouraee by tr
day nights reports iron tie variou
mlLts- u ~ rtlrtLs BLOW y I
tbs 1873 mites in the distinct lis al
CLOSED because Of tie zt.is-, u az
working a. Ihe price deu4r5 ty II
strikers and six are il oprr4iioL al II
reduction
A reduc,i o. ten TT cent
announced IN tae wages ~ me enplsJ
ees Of the s.; Charles AMI E-ur! Cls
Furuaces ~ Columbia, P~L-a T.
men, il is ssit, vii. a. csDit 70 Il
reduction.
Alta m-e.inE If deiegs'7s rrpresen
iug ZCds5 nit err, he'd al Ga 81. on
on TLu-seay. IL Wa HraL in9Gs
agreed 70 Lo.d cut for 10 9. [ r p. tCL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
The ColoIed Bishop

Rev. II. a. Monroe delivered An In.
teresting ard instrnotise lecture last
night Ia Ezion NJ L Church before
arze and interesting audience. Mr..
Monroe Thought ina; because no coiored
Bishop " A. elected by the Lite General
Conference, was no good r. ason for SO.
ing outside OF the NJ Z church. H
thought tle9e was no reason for any
other feeling than that Of upity, and
any other feeling Leading TO ildepun-
dent action would interfere with the
moral aud Intellectual progress Of tie
black nan. The organization If i"'le-
PENDENT churches bad proven that the
black mau can stand alone, but the
great question Tor him 20 oeclGe was
whether be can live ou.eide OF tie NJ. +.
Church, and compete with the white
! man and secure a comD mon livelihood.
| The Met oiist church has always
been the black man e friend. he
thought that tue reason why there was
no colored Bishop elected, was not be
cause OF the color OF the black m8u hui
on account OF his social posillou. He
could STE no good reason for vithlrAR
j ing from the church but rather al SiseC
,cliL giug to the church AMI MAXIM
them selves in every respect WORTHY OF |
colored Blsnop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
The Hibernian Rifles will give . pic
mic at Schuetzen Park Msy IL.
The skating rink at Micdletown Is
again in full blast. There is talk OF .
secou6 one being started there.
Drake g. Co. will sell the household
goods nj No. 2l3 West Seventh street.
on Friday next
Snow covered the ground in Bald
| more yesterday an eighth OF an inch
deep, and the street car horses had .
hard pull up the hilly streetA
Tho Warren Club will celebrate its
second apnisversary 10 its gymnasium
in the Washington engine house on
Thursday. April 9.
Captain Thom As NJ. Reynolds Poet,
No. Q. g. A r., OF Pleasant Hill, viii
hold an open camp FIRE on Monday
evening, April 6
George Massey, an alleged Whining
tonian, was on Thursday held in Phiia-
deiphiA on the ct srge Of stealing watch
from Neil Dougherty, with whom he
lod ged.
J Henry c. Conrad, E.q., has been sc.
lected 70 deliver the annual address be
fore the Mt Vernon Literary Society OF
Washington College at Chestertown,
Md IN June next.
j Special officer Brown discovered q
large dog isst evening, depredatinS
apcn tie contents of q market wager
: on King street. He shot AT the THE
but tailed TO bring him down.
5 Mrs. + A Moe will remain q. %
French street aud continue keeping
E b sro-rs, and Mrs. NJ. L. Thorn psoI
Chez dsugbter) viii conduct the dress
= making branch.
Mrs. S. Sloan, Of CIT East Sixth
street, says: al have used PAIN
lNlCTOE Tor rheumatism and psip IL
, my head, from which l have been
leufferer. Ii has relieved me, and
recommend 1t for pain from whateve
cause.
Rev. Edwin c. Griffith and wife, VIII
. reside IL Philadelphia, have been visit
/. Ing friends in our city. They left las
l. leveDiug for Washington, ID. c.. MI
lG. expects to be Transferred to Harri,
p burg, Pa, at the coming session Of th
Philadelphia difference.
I'll The proprietors OF the Baltimore Hsl
y aid have purchased new iron bu'ldin
Il on Baltimore street, besides purchasin
u he associated press franchise Of th
Ii tefunct Day II now has n circulatio
I'll of thirty thousand copies daily. II Is
a renuy morning paper, and edited b
/. ME. Charles Reynolds. flrmerly Of tn
:, city. ltis spicy sheet and is pushin
The Sun hard on circu. alton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

COMMUNICATED

A masquerade party was given I'M
der the management Of Messrs. Lind
Say, Bevis, Murphy, Haley and Lum-
mis-, on Thursday evening, TO the young
people of the western section Of this
city. Before the appointed hour, the
|mAsqueraders began 70 congregate At
the residence OF p. P. Eyre, on Gilpln
avenue. At this jupcture the scene
became very interesting 70 the residents
Of the immediate ueighborhood, and
specially TO the street rrchins, who
collected around as the guests arrived
in various cOetumos, such As bears,
monkeys, Chinese, school boys, Indians,
dudes, Quakers, etc
After about 20 mAsqueraders arrived
the gentlemen were req nested 20 select
heir lady partners in an adjoining
room, and in q body, headed by officer
Nealy they marched on. DUPONT street
to Delaware avenue up Lincoln street
and countermarched 10 Scott street and
proceeded 10 Riddl IS mAnsion occupied
by Daniel Bowen, where considerable
curiosity was created 10 know who
were behind the masks.
Various were the conc lusious mad 9
but many afterwards found mselves
badly mistaken. Here va an amusing
sight bears rolling on the fioor, mon
keys elm oins upon chairs, school boys
playing marbles and spinning tops in
he hail, while others sat motionless
-ru IL ut., lest their identity should b.
discovered. Soon. however, the con.
| mand was gwen 70 unuAsk, when !,
and behold, things were not a. they
| seemed.
some gents found they hal esccrtec
| ladies unknown 10 them, aud lad RI
became aware that their escorts ~er
some other gir.s bcaax, AID Charli'
Mckaig, on lcOs " 10 tue right al
left, found 10 his su:pris AID DISCUS
that either o, his ladies' were on J g-u
tlemen in Ladies' attire. Among til
nost cons cicucus were DR. Palmer VII
Represented 3 priest NJ. hummi
v no repre- s-utsd Napoleon Bonaparfe
Miss Annie Ligt tner, who With he
black shining mask repr.eente
u" biLah" IL tue kitcLen. Mr.. Richard
sou represented a DUDE Miss Z nil.
Bullock, Martha Washing Ton. Nan
lotEers were graceful y attirel but wet
unkn.~u ~ TIE writer.
Soon the various games appropriai
70 the occasion we're lDmsLced an
all seemed TO enjoy the sport. AT
Io'c.ock tney were escorted TO the dinin
room, wher sutnptuuus able va
} spread, with Toe ueacAC.e, u the sesAssi
aud was much enjoyed by the compan!
{ AT 80 a. IL. the company bade adie
; aud erparaI,d with a deelIe for aUoth,
: such evening OF -pj"ymep, In The NJ;
. future a PARTICIPANT
Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
DEkEzlN.


CkSEY-1'n the 18th inst. hotert p son q
Robert CageY j.. sged abou: years
RelGt ye4 AID II ell = drs respectfully IN
vited to attend ais ihAe tom the Residence
VI hls Iars MS n Csay usDnt On Tuesday, tie
I7ta in't., at - c'cicck, N. lnterlelt a..
" llln.nx ana IRA 1yH LIE cemetery 7
IAFtOEL-On the 10Th inst, John Stat
i9rd. IN the 5l.t year 81 ais age.
~ ldtiVes ant trierds ara respectfully IL
Titad 10 agteaJ ne funeral from his iate resi-
d.ace N NeH Caste Hunsrei, On SUNDAY
morning a IL clock. serves At het Lion
II. = church. Iu:erment at hed Lioo cen-e-
-ey.
ELLINGNE-- a the I2,h inst, N4rg4'e,
A, wife u George \, Liiinge,, a2sa q
yeafs.
ths r. stiyes and friends are RS
s. e ;'1lr lrffe1 % sttend her ruteral
u. tie reside T." Of hLr husband, No. ~
25e,i Ssv- nti s-cee Oh VI nay. March 10
iSs ice t..eL v--atZ % oclVcz TO prscss4
. KtFerfiLs elncttfy
l C:1i, ~ !tT-Oa TIE 18th list. Elizabeth,
Tt4JN 30 tie rae Nm W 4orhert
u not 4 ths fuoera will Oe gwen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Oklahoma

In answer 70 the telegram from tn
Secretary of War, in rel len 10 AFFAIR."
il. RI. Oklahoma district General. Hatch
o Friday ,elsgraphed that no 'respass
cts were now In the Indian Territory
Il bout IL 900 settlers, he said were CAM
FL il Kansas, near the Territory bord
Ter Ttey were threatening 20 go owe
the ine, bu; as Yet had taken 10 step
u the Kind. The troops are scattered in
this Territory, ald will drive ont su,
invaders that may attempt 10 settle u
Tine lands
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

The President received the members oil
the Dlpi-matIc Corps aud the ladies' Of
Their families in the Blue Room of tie
White House on Friday. The President
~ss assisted BY his sisters, M,ss Cleve'
iaaA and Mrs. Hoyt, and by the Cabinet
u,l ere aad the ladies of their families
All the m-inhers of the DIPLOMAT,
body called 10 pay their respects. The
Pre-iden,'s first evening reception will
be given On Tuesday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Legaete PsiI 10 ho"'

The managors u tAt tio'n' n
WOtnoA, aud toe II II lo' n, "a
AND Destitute CauG.tA' !.
5000 for each OF he iial',s a. !
oy tiohecker & Bofiech,F T. T XIX
Tor Enoch anu JoLs u "a
and George Z. olmt - ~
,ue viii of the late j. lr'S' I,
Ioush. This $1,000 i'' iI,sIs,
inc lie estate OF Iss. uco'''
Gently d. ceased
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GOOESFREELY SHOWN
Atthe Bee Hive
500 Market street.

nUBL.IC SAI.E--UILL he LII AT
public sale, on tho River road. known
rs the Cam fartn. about tive miles iron. VII
mington, RES Castle County. on
TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1855,
at 10 O'Clock, a m,
good work or driving horses, ~
pair Of IL uiel good WORKERS and fast .Gh
walkers.
~ head OF we'll se lected dairy cows; sme
Will he in profit by dsy OF ssie thorough
bred Durhtn bull. one year Ing heifer.
8 farm wagon, one as suod As rev; hay
bed. u srmantown wagon. dearborn wagon,
;wo one nurse carts. ION axle; / cham iou
combined mower End reaper. ! BIcAfOrd Il
Botman, ssoout drill, nearly new; horse
rskes, one sel'dumper; corn marker,
plors, cult.va'o's, pAir Of twin harrows,
Nan WIcAle grain fan, nearly new; 2 SEES o
wagon harness. as gcC d As new 2 set o; Ell
gle harness. sets Of cart harne g. set q load
| harness, 4 sets ofplow chains, lot 81 tair
faced collars. tridlas. and many o her tn ngs
! so grain bags, shovels. hoes for ., dou j,
| maroon has iork, with blocS ard rope; on,
cross Gu. saw halt busnel ami half peel
| m.a sures ;lhsy by the ton. corn by the tushel
sleigh, corn thell"r, cutting bcx, and 3 ortJ
quart churns. aud many other srt $ too
| numerous I, mention.
CokDITtoss oP ALE: sums OF o rnt
Iupder, cash over tina, amount a credit Of
| months will tie gwen hy the purct ase- z VIM
. bank able note with -rprov q END rser
JAMES MCINTYRE.
l T.. W Stidham 4 SuL. a net
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Entertainment.

The Wilmington Institute will offer
p rare and rich treat TO the public this
evening. An add.es will delivered By
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia
which alone SHOULD insure a crowded
house.
An add itional attracti will be a
s,ereopticou exhibition of views In
Eng land, Scotland and Ireland, beside,
music by tie Opera House orchestra
and singing by the Trinity choir. AID
mission only 10 ceuts. Shareholder,
will not be admitted on their librar,
tickets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
VII, Maze a.. Tr,ai Trip.

Il is expected that the steamer Cape
Charles will make trial trip mex
tuesday II the river is sufli GENTLY oleAl
u lee. The Cape Cha rles was built b,
the Harlan x Hollingsworth COMPANY
for the y. Y, r. * \ Railroad Com
pany, to run from Cape Charles I,
Norfolk. aud il constructed TO carr,
four Pullman cars. The boat has beef
delayed, waiting for the electrical en
2ines, which are 10 be supplied by an
Other party, but it is probable that I
vii. b. ready to take Its place GU III
line about the LIST Of next month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
the Gang o; ROux ms.

A gang OF young roughs amused
themselves last evening by going
aronud 10 a No mber of saloons in tie
upper part OF the city and creating dis.
They finally entered y l'late
aud started a tghs, when the pToprle-
tor blew whistle for tie police, wh'
2 romptly rec popded, but before tGeil
arri val the roughs bni fed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Rea.luKtne Record.

The fret - e=ries OF ra=-- Tor tie
cham plot slip u .'es tAsil- tnunty
came of al Le :. esertL s-t.-r Eiua a.
evening DeiCr- 4 y. 81 - - audi
ence. Tner- were iolc'een sHirets and
eight starter ~ - - nc =" g" tb'
skau rs went or in buncn, 1ita Oar
ling'on llrtie IT a. van. Vhie1 u
hell fGr fss apr, wten N!ikels forged
ahead and VA ha.f Lap ahead OF The
nes.Tett con n-'it"T On tie eighth lap,
when be ail, Giles tax ng nr-t p ace
which position h. ma.u,ai' 20 untl Tie
six teer.ch .sp, when P:sliiei pasted I I'M
apo a heusa lard pr'1-au NJ b. l.
WllEfpe auc Gi.ts. rs keri tue lead
until the ,~en'y.tifth rosu4, wheu
Wllssps s2etl csp u -=,' irst place
txcIting ri gle ~ he eat 'a-7
took lIac- te'~ I'll vi nv a Il G. les
the latter p .n.rg tbe i'-.p4 u tue tuir :
secon6 LAP bas WIS r&r' press i h.
Wilkens " Jte ial L't9 topni
VIXEN L. dfcuy-J UuJ. Gsrs tleA IL
ist I'd tha- ~ ce MI g, and = race, ait
won in Is ~ r. NJ b. It, ne n ut
in a taree L. .le rae al The Tins ID tli
city.
The badge il a handsome oce, anC
consists Of Erest-, enclosing rolie
skate p.I,.s 10 a go,d pin, %! VAC
will be engraved the urn.e . tbs WIN
neT.
George b Elriuger ar1 Harr.
Fuluvider "a b q: tbs city
tropcse maAiup a tour OF the r'Lks /
the lover p.r he :: =, HLd-r n
managing q X. Flank Ia,uaa.
TIL az, tsc',or for itit ef,raoan VII
be q haiiu l., race htt.eai s.,Aoo' .cy
upder ~ ye-Ts 4 ace, AID 10 night
mile rice bet seen tie Instructors VI ia
rink VIII tahe place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Re.pec secrets

Children snou ii Ia lads-l
the secrets OF their ftirui' a..
mates IN all Cares Where VIZ! y,
consistently with a e'n''lss II
gard Tor right aud lns'ies w. w
conduce 30 much 70 Ttadei J..
PIE truthful aud canGli VIE 4"
their own H. sdeeds sl9i''s ~,
| mitdn-ss sAd Ju-tice L 'De P' "a
linirusted wiz b tbt''r t'aft j ~
airy inliu-ncr may pt $50 ~
young by tolc .lns 'A'' i.1,,
Convincing their naaers.4'u4''
ItxcIIlpg their 'sar-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
TIE Bali lss, Ni1p y

There " ero @aoul oLe - "a
fifty persons present a In irn.i,,s,
That Was given II lie i,totJ
last evening for tue Den'n. ~. I
ciaJed Charities lhei' IN. n
many tic4ets sold that Az s Sr NJ
lnn music was furnish "a " 10,
A ,perls orchestra, abu Nv
EAfra & Lewis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

(" How big a snapper ~, al ~,
" Why, 1t is As bis 40 ~. a ei,
Harry Feidme..r. hos he spsl
aouse, this morning, a. = thsI \
describe the big anal! 'rsupe
serve up as lu"ca tnls 'n,as y
meier never docs NJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
leave of Absence.

Rev. Charles P. Mallery, pastor Of
.O!ivet church, has been granted a leave
of absence by the session. Mr.. Mailer,
f-..ls the loes If his mother greatly. lie
will gn:o Long Island, where he deriv.
81 20 much beretit during his vacation
last summer. Rev. MIR. Tay Tor, former
j. pastor OF Oiivet Pfesby terrain church
u Philadelphia has kindly offered 70
preach during his absence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

VIII movo about The 2Oth of March u
lie corner Of Nipthand Shipley stree L.
a, Il befoie moving have lot o.
stoves viii teIl cheap. aud a lot OF tin
lin roohng, and heater york done al
short notice by frat class mechanics
BullocK, Ninth and Orange. Agent fol
Orr Payu:er's line of stoves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
wr,t,ns Less cd

At Craboe's 6.siuess, So
f. FouctS stre.'t s.,.O 90 !
twelve lessons icr ohd :,
take advautage OF t4 ,S,. "a
prove your haad VI ,,,,. ' can tN5
" driver VI The gull. %" u
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MARkIAt.E.h.
RAYER-

BAYER-iE&LkY l2.h. 1855, a,
24lr Sorth Vollege avenue Philaielp h a.
BY Kew Eoheft Graham, "A r Char . =
Raker and Mss Maggie Dewiey, beta oi
Wilmington, Lei.
ktNS-In Cpester, on ms
18th ins b. tae i-ev.P p. Woodward, NJ
Davis k. HfaIs snt Mrs Ca;hsriLc LII
kens, both Of y iInigs ton, Dtl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
hnaGel. DeLis..

Robert p, son Of + b=rt Casey, Jr,
wa at...ksd with In.m b-sue, H. ere ~
on wucn-sdIy night, AMI - rapid Wa.
is proR,eSs that lie died 81 Frlaay al
ternoor. He we ori2h. l.,tle fellow
In his sixth year. ar his sudden de-
cea~e 10 = SIRE afiiictiou 10 his parents
HiaremAins will he interrtd at Will
miSstop AID = andy wine cemetery OF
Tnesday AFTERNOON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

To the officers aud members OF Cyrus
Castle, No. l, X. @. Il. You are ear
nes,ly requested TO be present Ut the
next stated session, Tuesday, March IL
a. business Of importance comes up fol
consideration. L. l.. M'CLISroCK
NJ. Of X.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

Thomas Riley gas n er W "a
has removed HON ~
stree 10 703 OEau9s A
Bowo UuIioirgj WHERE ~ ~. %
To cary Oh Ais tH'.L' h n
brauch.s, anu " Ne, s. iosJI
strict attention to bu'iu''s ss,
a contlnuation 81 pntF3n's%
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

Yerser, at +o5 Shipiey ttreer, does the
largest frame business 10 Delaware, and
the only place where you can have Old
frames regilded first class. You cam
get them at your own price, but cheap
ar than at any other place in the city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
Specsai Notice.

Edwin w. Ihorne, arch tect, No. 6,2
Market street, Wilmington, Del. Ofiice
nonrs, M to O'Clock y. N. W!li
make evening appointments at otfic'.
Designs, plans. etc.. made for aG kinds
of buildings, store fixtures, alterations,
etc, ia city or country, any distance.
invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14
THIRD COTTON
n,slsv sss l.<gisissuse.

DOVE AA.cA Is -4De doors OF tn,
Leg.s.Af We crambers are closed for the
week. The House scjourned Until II
O. M, on Honasy, ard The Senate Until
8 p. IN. Very little business v ~ trans
Act4d tti. n oIpins, ard the sessions
were m-r~ formal ones- The Legisia-
tor and politicians have gone TO their
homes, tHe latter 10 return ia greatly
increAsej nun tiers on Monday.
The situation of affairs IN the SenA
toriAl cortess remains unchanged, anc
every one is aExiouely Asaitin2 tie re-
suit Of the eau Us o. Monday. Another
constitutional amendment was started
on IT'S way through tie Legislature this
morning. Mr.. salisbury gave ro-ice
of bill in the House proposing Al
AmeEdmsnt 10 Article 6 in relation to
the Court Oh Errors and Appeals.
This IL the Third amendment 70 the
constitution which has hesn offered At
the prese1t s-ssion, and these, in add
tion 70 the thee which were proposed
two years ago, will probably Keep the
meu,issEs busy for some time. The
prooe-diDgs Itl'Ss
SENATE
The Senate Ilat a, y O'clock ttis
morning. Mr.. Lavender INTRODUCES :,
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school funds in Kent County, which
wa read, and 200 copies Of the same
were ordered printed.
The following House bills vert
passed
To re-enact the act Incorporating th'
Mechanics Loan Association, Of vii
miDgton for the relief of Gum Branch
Ditch Company 70 incorporate th'
Sons and Daughters Of Good SAmari
tAns.
A joint resolution offered by Mr.
Mcwhorter, providing that If the Gen
erAl Assembly should be increased b,
the addition of three Senators and fou.
Representatives, a fourc ell twenty
fiftss majority should be n.c. s-ary 4
pass an Incorporation act was adopted
Adjourned until p. N. Nondsy.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
The House met al 9 80 o cock thi'
morning. Mr.. salisbury gave notic
of q bill proposing aD smebdment !
the sixth arucle of the constitution.
The following bills were Introduces
By Mr.. Moore, proposing amend
meuts 70 the constitution, il relation
an increase in the Geaeral Assembly
by MT Salisbury, TO cbau ge the lam
of Waiter Townsend TO Water johnson
by Mr.. johnson, to lay out a new put
lie road in Mispillion Il Hundred. Al
journed until IL O. clock Monday morE
ing.
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The handsome sword that has been
on exhibition in D41son's window for
rev. RAJ days, wa- cHanced OF last even
ing by ST. Gsor2e's Castle, No. 3, K. of
q. Z in thu Smith building. 1t was
drawn by John Wanser who held No.
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A lad 10 y ars OF ag ~ I
smiih, No. 80 sea- !, f ias ~
broke his leg " his n ~ Wei
terday afternoon ~
the fracture.
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Butter has been reduced to 30 cents
making 1t as low as pure butter can be
nade. and the rn'h "h~re exceeds any
Tina vet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

Tomorrow promises 20 he fair and
warmer. The outlook for Monday ia
generally fair with sight temperature
Changes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

of splendid range cooking stoves just
received by j. c. johnson q Son, 225
Marke. street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-14

ssnn 3 Cos taerIcouoreJ regts.I.rts-
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.. n. ard IS ut 10 .. m.