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SHERIFF'S SALE.
william Thompson, Plaintiff,

William Thompson, Plaintiff,
Va.
John H. Suprenant ct al, Defendants.
ITO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS SALE at o'clock
Il d m. on Saturday, September 9th, 1885, in front
of the Court House door, In the town and county of
Deer Lodge Montana Territory. ander and by virtue
OF an order OF sale In the above entitled issued
from out the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana, In and for
Deer Lodge county, the following described property,
to-wit: Lot number six f8I In block number thirty
seven 1871, In the town OF Anaconda Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, according 10 the official
plat and survey of said town OF Anaconda, now on
al. In the Office of the Clerk and Recorder OF Deer
improvements on such property, consisting of a
dwelling house and other improvements thereto be-
longing or In anywise appertainina.
All OF said property situate, lying and being In
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 18th day of August, A. D. 1885.
JAMES b. McMASTER,
$40 At Sheriff.
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. H t~sAA<@1&t AAAStAis<%1 vi
Another man who has fisd from his jokes,
IL w. l. Alden, the funny man Of The New
York Times. whom the president has ssnt
on foreign mission. He was doing better
financially than he WIN when serving HIS
country In Rome. for his salary as q jour
nal q was % psr csnt greater. and he was
called upon amply 10 provide one article
per day for the EDITORIAL page Of Ths nmex
This piece was required 10 Be funny. and IL
was never absent from the firth column.
Bat Alden had no liking for the reputation
which vas rapidly bsiag fastened upon him.
He aspired 10 Be- q writer In the higher
levsls Of literature Therefore. when tho
opportunity offered itsslf, b. broke CON-
pletsly, away from his prosperity. and Il
going TO 200 II hs can live down his noto-
riety ~ humorist ~ Il E 800 G
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Women Of the Nations
lExchanre.I

An old traveller saga 70 . reporter: r
psastratsd JApans interior where no whits
man had ever bssn seen Tho msn Tell
down and worshippsd me, but tks womsn
began coqustting just the samA / tsll you
there's no use denying II, right in tbs heart
Of Africa even, thoss Nubian women know
how 70 inveigls . man and then fool him.
Splendid pbysiquss they ara. TOO. graceful Is
possible. and blacksr than the blackss
negro Ia America. Tasir skins are soft sni
shine like polish Every whsrs the women
are Just the sama. oil nirtA but Ia CAshmir
-oh, how beautiful they arsi Unqusstion-
ably they are nearest psrfsction Of any hu-
man being" sah
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Notice of Final Entry
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
IIsI.ua Inl IlQl

U. =. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. r, July %, 1885
Notice Ia hereby given that the following named
retter has filed notice of his intention to make hna
Communication proof In support Oh his claim and that
said proof will be made before John r. Ia dley, No
ttry Public, In and for Deer Lodge countvN Montana
ut Willow Glen, M. T.. On September 8, 1885, viz
ISAAC HARRIS,
Who made Homestead Application No 1885, and I'D.
dlttonal Homestead Application No 2UE3 for the S8
lie names the following witnesses to prove his Gu.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz:
George Parrot, William Evans Daniel Murphy, ST.,
Archie Smith, all Of Stuart, M. T.
1913 OF u. Atkinson, Register.
FIRST Publication July III 1885
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Eam Jones has explained to ST. Louis re-
porter what be means by his famous phrase:
'T tell you, whan the wiilipus wallopus OF
Christianity paases over humanity 1t levels
all things on Down In Nashville, Sam
says, they have . big machine to crush
rocks ON the streets, and they call 1t q will
pus wallopus. The only trouble with Sam
Jones Is that bis expressions are too refined
aud NOT sufficiently vivid.
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Unadulterated.

A grocer wound up long Advertisement
with the line, an R-Prime Coffee."
@What does N. B. stand fort" asked the
small boy Of the house Sometimes, my
son" replied paterfamilias. at means take
notice; but in this case IL probably stands
for not beam here. =ar aaa
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Farm for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE, AT REASONABLE TERMS
and twenty t32Ol acres oil cnvable ground, miles
from Drummond, NJ. T. Also all Farming Impe-'
ments-Reaper. Mower, Wagons. Harness, etc. The
Also ot Of sne peat ana viii cut 100 tons y aa u
logs ana Chickens, win BIZ sold with the Ranch or
s .iy. Possession given Immediately II Dc
PUBLIC SALE.
not before sold will offer at public sale, at the
nunch on saturday, August -, 1885, at . p m, Al
tne ssoyr stock including Brood Mares Work Horses
sao6 a.s Horses, etc. MRS. SUSAN MANTON,,
ON St Drummond, Mont
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Estra Us Taken Up.

IN One sorrel mare, branded sly
HV~and Il on the left thigh h, and \
q w lu.-A Y on the left shoulder.
nl ID Also one hEewa Filly, with 20
NNrN brand or marks. Two whs
hind feet above fetloeks, and
white stripe In the forehead.
The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay
charges and take the animals away.
- GEO. d. PETERS,
S4s " Deer Lodge Crossing, M. l.
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

IN LIGHTER VEIN.
The myths of ancient solitudes
Arc merely stocks and stones;
You see Diana In the woods
And only fnd-Mis Jones
New York Telegram
A slender wait, Just lightly clasp,i.
A. up the scented lane they troll;
A al, white hand. just lightly graspsd,
Two heads beneath one parasol
-IBoston Courier.
left my heart and my lorgnests
Last night my love, with thee.
Please sen the gla's-and don't forget
To keep the heart for mai
-[E. Houyh in The Current
A woman's anger burns with awful light,
When you are In the wrong. she in the right.
But. oh! what lightnings deGdlier wrath
prolon2.
When you are in the right she In the wrongi
-tAnonymouI
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They can talk all they please about the
west" said q passenger from we~ssrn Kan
sas, 1but stand up for Il everytime. It's
the best country In the Unitsi States for q
farmer. All man has b do IL 10 give
nature Q little assistance. and she'll provide
for him, and provide well. too"
aBut don't You have fearful storms ont
therel'
sYss, sometimes specially hsilstorms
But that only goes 10 prove the truth OF
what Pm tsilin' you Hailstorms ara part
OF nature, IN they help mas, II be only
knows how 10 take advantage of'em WY
last fall big hailstorm came along over nv
placs. an Iii 10 darnsd II it didn'. shack
out sixty acres OF cnrn Tor -me - slsek .. .
whistls. All bad to do was to drive =
WAGON through AMI pick up the corn"
@WondsrfuL- ~ D. @H&
Wonderful should say % And that
wasn't Ill OF 10. sithsr. Than big hailstones
buried themselves twofsst under the groun
and marksl whsrs . lot Of 'em fell This
summer ws had all the ics W cculd uss and
some 70 ssii, jus b. digging up them tan.
what Mamma Sad.
~Gran ipa, dear, Ne lave come 70 wisi
yOu many happy rsturns u your birthdays
and mamma rays e you viii givs u each
. dollar ws ere not 70 M Il On our vay
hc0ns
: @.Fa
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Her Iasplrssion.
IThe RArnhkar.l

Society Grizzly dear Mis- Mc6iddons,
how you must adore your art You seem
perfectly wrapped up In IL lore 70 see
you gass upward In that soulful way OF
yours when you come TO particularly emo
tonal passages Are you. seeking Inspire
tion when you look liks thAti
Emotional Actress-Oh. no; I am Inst
counting the receipts of the gallery.
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Old 81 Louis families uss negroes a. can.
tsarerA a a..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

Some few weeks ago 81 members OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist church asked
for recognized withdrawal from the
church, which was granted without
objection. Subsequently two OF the
withdrawing members returned, having
left 1t under misrepresentation. vi
the number Withdrawing is were men
and the other women. The Withdraw
ing mem bers perfected an organ ization
and leased the second story OF the
|Greenman building until such time ~
they could build a church or Necessity
com PEELED them % procure more com
nodious buildings.
They adopted the Baptist creed and
rules, and in every way agreed to be
governed by them.
They appointed yesterday ~ the day
| for assem- bling Baptist Council TO
recognize them ~ Baptist church
To that Council they invited the hv'
Baptist churches OF thio city, one
church In Philadelphia, Que in New
York of " hich Rev. |. M. Haldeman IL
pastor, one in Chester, Pa, and one a
Upland, Pa, nine churches in all
delegates we're present from ak of the
churches named, and Rev. DR. Cook o
inc SeConu DApbiot tuutSu ""9
President.
The Council took oil the facts beaTini
upon the separation, and all the intor
III alton that could be collected into con
sideration, and decided that it war in
Iexpedient q. the present time 10 recoa
Inize the movement a. an atditiona
Baptist church. The Council turtle
recon mended that the orgapizatio
select more promising Geld Of laoc
and that IN the future when DESTROYS -
being recognized a larger Council b
ca He'd together.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
weadiugin Eas, Brandywino.

The West Oh ester Local Item says :
The wedding OF j. Hazard Rogers, OF
Wilmington, Delaware, and Mics Sue
daugh ter Of Mr. George p. McFar-
Ian, OF East Braudyw inc, and sister of
Mrs DIR. s. A. Mullin and j. K Nc
Farlan OF West Che ster took place We'd
nesdsy evening Al o'clock at the resi-
dencs of thu brides parents. Guests
were present from Wi mington, West
Chester, Philsd e.phia and elsewhere.
The cermoay WAS performed by Rev.
+. j. Collier, OF D)wninstown. After
the ceremony sumptuous repast with
all the delicacies of the season was par
takpe Of by ihe guests, after which the
hanfy Ouple .tt for their nome in
Wiimfsf ION, carrying with the The
best wishes Cfa host Of warIa friends
ana acqusin ,snces. The groom is in
the clothing ht uss of James T Mulhb X
Son, Wilmis g,on, and is a son Of JESSE
Rogers, Of Guthr.eville, this county
There were large number Of valuable
presents rtceivei by the bride and
groom from these ~ho did not partic.-
Iae in the festivities of the happy
occasion, a. well as from those who did
Only the immed alto relatives of the con
tracing parties we're present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

A package. literary aud musical en-.
tertainment was given last night in
American Mecbabics' Hall, Fourthand
King streets, by Lady Washington
Council. No. l, Daughters of Liberty.
Past Supreme Councillor A. r. Cross
grove presided and 4. M. Goodwin
made the opening address. w. S.
McNair, on behalf of George w. Childs
of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, prs.
sented the Council with a very hand.
some bible which was received by A.
b. CrossRrove Three young Misses
recited II dialogue Mics Minnie Little
gave a recitation. The Bankers Clerk
was a laughable comedy, followed by
another called before and behind th,
scenes" An amusing auction OF tn,
packages followed, and the program
closed with the comedy Of a F." Scene il
a Squire's Office"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
A Serious fail.

Last Monday Captain Rsttig, an
engineer in he lighthouse department,
met with a serious accident ut the new
lighthouse at Fourteen foot Bank. He
had ascended to n platform which had
been erected around the new structure,
when he made @ misstep and fell
distance OF twenty feet, striking on the
rocks. II was found that he WAS
serioutly injured, and everything
possible Was done for his relief until
Wednesday, when q supply steamer
stopped at the lighthouse, and he was
placed OF board and brought to this
city. He arrived here yesterday morn
ing and was i'm mediatsly carried 70 the
Clayton House on q strptcher, where ht
was attended 10y DIR. Unger. An ex
animation showed that no bones wer.
broken, and from present Indications
he will be able 10 be about In week OF
ten days
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
Property sold

l.. W. Ssidham Il Son, auctioneers,
80 d at public sale on Thursday oc oher
Goth, 1885, the properly Of the late
Henry G Webster, deceased, for Lore
and EmmoUs, attorneys. No. /. to Jof.
II. Guest, coutair lag % acres, rpdr,
. percher, for sl7l per acre no. =, "a
JOS II Guest, containing 70 acres. z
roods, p.rches, for $40 per acre Nc
Is, TO NJ. NJ. Child, coutaiui"g acre
3 roods, "a perches. for 1854 per acre
No. 4. to Joseph Webster, containing
los acres, rood, for $50 per acre No
Is, To Thomas +. Malin, containing i
acres, perches, for So per acre. Tota
nount OF sale, $23 100
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THIRD EDITION,
n.FrenE Con Tess Iona

9OmO ~.
sour remedies are unreliable. DIR.
' alentine Mott.
8. We have multiplied disea le'. DR..
/ ush, Philadelphia.
Thousands are annually slaughter
ed In the sick room. DIR. Frank.
+" The science of medic Inc Il fouu6ed
on conjecture, improved by murder"
Sir Ashley Cooper, NJ. ID.
The medical practice OF the present
day Is neither phil soph ical nor Gem
moa sense. DIR. Evans. E1inburg,
Sc otland.
DR.. Die Lewis, who abhors drugs rs
q rule and practices hygiene, Is frank
enough, however, to say over his sigma.
ture i" il found myself the victim OF
. serious kidney trouble, should use
Warmers sale cure because am salts
fed it is not injurious. The medical
profession stands helpless in the pres
ence of more than one such malady."
An old proverb say: II q person
dies without the services Of q doctor
tnen a:coroner must be called in anC
a jury empanelled TO inquire and
determine upon the cause Of death
but IL q doctor attended the csse, theI
no coroner and jury are needed, 81
every body kuoss why the person died
Medical Herald.
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FOURTH EDITION,
DoSs.

Choice family GOAL under covert
Mills, Fourth and Railroac.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard at Taylor & Fullerton's,
druggists, 1902 King street.
To furnish your kitchens, laundry or
pantry, 60 10 Pierce's l0l w. Eighth
street.
Pierce, 10l West Eighth street, has an
excellent line OF kitchen and household
goods.
For cheap tin ware, wood and willow
ware, 60 to Pierce's, l0l w. Eighth St.
Clothes wringers, bread and cake
boxes at Pierce's, 10l w. Eighth ST.
Glass and agate ware, waffle irons,
muffin rings and potato huters NJ
Piercs's, 10l w. Eighth street.
For pure drugs at reasonable rates,
and patent medicines rs low as the low
est, 20 to Frank X. Smith, druggist,
under Clayton House.
Frank Cash, Of Newport. and Miss
Lucy Heusted OF this city, were mar
ried last evening by Bishop Becker, at
the residence of the brides uncle. Il. Is.
+. Miller, Esq.
lyman and DeMesa will appear at the
citizens rink this and Tomorrow even
ings in their aughable character acts.
The exemplification of the secret work
was shown 10 the new Legion Of Honor
of the Red Cro.s in the Smith building
last evening.
Augustus Stelni oken aud Miss Minnie
Braun were mar ed at the residence Of
bride, Reed and VanBuren streets by
ha ID II n IA La NJ avanf N q
Gawthrop & Brother have beer
awarded the contract for introducing
steam into the Water Department
bu lding at Fifth and King streets a
s475
Mr. Henry A. Rowland and Miss j ose-
phine BlackistoD were married OF
Thursday afternoon, at the residence OF
the bride and her Sisters, on Cass street
Middletown, by the Rev. j Beers rec
| tor CT st. Apne's parish.
/ A new Wheeler & Wilson SEWN
machine. at No 303 Poplar stree, will
be sold for the low price of $50.
Sheriff Fond sold the printing mate
rial of Edward r. Eckel, located at tn
corner OF Fifth and King streets, OF
Thursday morning at ten O'Clock. Gee
! lJEdkb CIl-I Llt shic. Iuo Ilittb Ie
allied were fail, and this shlo amounted
10 over S}2j.
Elmer w. C'srk's sale on Tbnrsds
afternoon, near New Castle, Delaware
was well attended, taking into consid
GRAFTON the rainy condition of the daS
Frank Stidham was auct Th
farm imI lrments were first put up, an
after several artic les were sold the ba
ance were withdrawn, the prices nj
being sufli cieut. Horses brought S6'
sos, $50, and the trotting mare Nor
was bid In az $500. Cows brought froI
$45 TO sol; oxen $50 and SOS pair.
We would call the special atteutio
of our readers 10 the advertisement {
Cranor * Co., who offer to-day,
another column of the RErUBLICA,
ba rgains TO all who are In want
anything in the dry goods line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
nreased By . sarRrise

James Morrow, recently returned
from his trip through Europe, was very
much surprised las. ev. ning when
some fifty OF the members VI the West
Pre- .byterian church, headed by their
pastor, Rev A. n. KeiRwin, came in
unannuuuced and babe him welcome
homo from mis- European tour. After
the excitement OF the surprise was over,
Rev Mr.. ksigwin presented Mr.. Nor
row with a copy Of " Stanley's Travel'
in Aftica," taking it for granted Ut
doubt that he had gained a good per
soual knowledge Of Europe.
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Another su d On Death.

Thursday morning VII lam Duffy,
proprietor of a FALCON at JacE-on and
Pleasant streets, f-li dead Wuile sitting
reading paper. ii is wife VII , was in an
adjoining room spoke 10 hit-., and upon
not receiving any answer went in the
room where he was sitting, and found
that his he'd vas lying to one side, and
that tie paper had fallen 70 the floor
DIR. Draper wts Immediately summon
eli and EXPRESSED h opinion thai hi,
death was caused by near disessa TIE
deceased was abont ~ years Of age, 4
native of Ireland. and was well kuo vi
in this city, having lived here for !
mum er of yeArs.
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IN ntrfrnOuihl.

Thursday afternoon Mr.. c. A. Wen
dell, cl.rk Of the W. x n. i.a.iroad Co.,
WAS Joined in marriage TO Miss Olivia,
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel l. Bowers,
freight agent of the sa:re company
The ceremony WAS performed at the
re ,idence Of the brides father; No. 70S
Washington street, by tAI Rov. Mr..
job nson, Of Pittsburg, in the presence
of about fifty friends and relatives OF
the contracting parties. The happy
couple left on the 81 =. IN. train tol
New York, and will have a reception
this evening in Albany. at The residence
OF Mrs. George W. Kirchwey.a sister .
ths groom, They received y greas many
| pro- ents.
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@-~.
Resiguatlun.

The resignation Of Franz ,. b. o n
manager of the Baltimore ,. q W., vuI
graph Company, tas e Sss.a 'U,"1
Superintendent J b s w. s,sI
effect November let. Nj. . sse'
signs to accept a position Mills Nils
Bancroft & s)ns, at men nl.s
ndywine. The rts isl ,soa
cepted, aud the position o ,s ,sDi
orerttor Al tue Every E'en'n
for nun Der OF years
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
n Ger uine Surprise.

When the Rev. jesse Higgins, pastor
of the Ola SS DIES church, and sis wife
came home from service on Wednesday
night they found that their house had
been taken possession OF by large
number of tarisaoLers and friends,
who had come laden with many articles,
ed :ble, useful and ornamental. The
surprise of the reverend gentleman and
his wife was so c. NJ pleie rs TO add much
10 the pleasure OF the occasion Later
in the evening the object of the visit
was emphasized by the presentation
through Mr. David Montgomery, OF al
envelope containing handsome sun
of money. Mr.. john 8. Grohe als'
made some kind and congratulatory re-
marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins both ex
pressing their grateful feelings in re
sponBe
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
NELLfN IN THIS envy

AS stated in yesterdays Rvpr,
CAN, A l.. Mellen, who win ii. !
mad spent the previous nj5b, a.
Clayton House under tbs ,.s ~
name OF L.. +. Barton, left ,bls @,,
the 10 06 train for Baltimore N
the 3 a p, m. train arrived from
''delphia a young man hastily NJ
oil, and hurried to the Clayton n
and inquired for Mr.. and Mrs
ton.
The clerk Informed him that
had LETT on a morning train IA, p|
more, al which he seemed create
trcssed. and ssi,l IN supplicatin,I
Please don't derelv me, a, MI
ton IL my father ="
He then informed the clerk nd
was Edward l. Melien, and psdp
particular Inquiries 10 reference n
father aud inp,her while thew v,l
this city. He said that there
truth whatever In the alleged "A
racy, and that neither he or biz ylA
iieved that his father was 8 psr|
any such plot az charged by
Coolidge. He said that 10 c,1.j
the whole thing pic: to b.acknaj
father.
| In conversation wit. a repaid
lsaid
| " You mus rot put ally tsicllj
ition on tho iae; that ny ia,.s}
motaer registered here 1alr. az
names. My mother IS u q
t nervous temperament an Jl'tn 4
! from nervous pr0straGUu shsr
, undue excitement. TIE sglaud
If Barton and wife was a~lls
aoCouht uf the auTy GscaLaliDL |
10 'he5, WHO y ,h,l 3 agoil al
lvieHs by Gep' rfss AID ltq
. friends. l'u mus. excuse lie apf
! distourtesy al lay fA,be; last
when you sent hIm your card
/ habitualiy oue Of the mJs; get!i
courteous Of men, but he IS D
lunder strong m"nta. eICliemer!
:, hardly accoul abe ios via, he
am lhe man wha marie. b
i whuss death j, reported 70 Lave
lIpiot'ed.
II He also said TIA, the matter
a be Strengthened on N few dsy
4 the public woult .rarr al! the
h tns case, and whoth guilty part;
: He did not tt!nk his t4thtr vol
= tarrested, bur II be should be,
were prepared 70 furnish any
a iof hail. MI M-,en seemed n
e and hurried 70 he station, wnd
III took the q pm TAN .of
more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
A est Clerk.

Fielder Baker, a clerk in the money
order division OF the city post office in
Washington, was arrested on Thursd y
on the charge of embezzling $40 from
the funds Of that ofica He confessed
his guilt, and said i" he had fallen into
the hands of money shark who was
charging him ten per cent. a month for
funds which he had been obliged TO
borrow. The money lender had been
at the Office several times pressing him
for his pay, and fearing that he would
lose his position, and driven to despera-
tion, he had stolen the money to pay
his debts"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
Apuiyerssry'

The anniversary ofthe L9Fe Ell /
WINE Pr.spyter.'u SaOoa.s 80
take taxi, pace On sunday : next !. 1 a (.
n. IN. An address VIII W, we 10 ,fs|
Rev. II. D@L'nd''I 9 hs hid vi
November. se:viers wa ~. ~ 7i|
D M, 10 commr" ,..i.3sn 'p If III, hi
verpary Of the ''tdios,, n u 81 se m
church hnlld,ng %hr .. . ~, n
be delivered hs t.e u 49,
" MOnre. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30

Last night wLeu Ms Pauline
en- bach. 80 IVES; Second
retired about . o'clo'k
discovered that some on|
been in the house ard hsl N
the bureau drawers. She m,, ~
in gold, a god wat ! - and CT. CD
several breastp'as' 4neIe . "a'
whatever 70 tlr guilty paiAss'
lsit known a VIA, houi Tue
was committed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-30
DtshOnes,PeHnle

Investigations ny the Grtnd jury d
Bozemau, Montana, has dive o,-dt
much dlsone-ty elueIg ihe l.tei .geIr.
ed officials II GA.latin county An
expert accountant has discovered q
shortage of Sl1)D N the sheriff. &C
eounts. The Prrdsurer i,rrlni $500
for licenses, $500 for q gueut ta.,s
and an exsmiGation OF t.5 County Z ~
m issioner = accounts now there "a -
S35, 900 worth of uaGarsihel biii3, WI a.
in many in.tapcsa. are not tented.
The invest Iat iCa Is to be cont uued.