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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06

The annual gathering 81 Indiana
Democratic editors was addressed by
several prominent Democrats and.
among Others. by President r. a.
Hendricks. who said:
--Mr Preshtxnf amt Gentlemen N m Asss,~Gn
fArr When was asked 20 atfrni yuur rnrtf
any extended speech II SENS irnp0ssillc %
me 10 maze speech after the contest ~ over.
speak upon That - one % my troubles. hps
have met With men who could ~reas v m
out ANYTHING particular 20 speak about.
may vrlL h0~cver. congratulate you fOr the
months do not think YOU ever yourselves
f-lt toe fun furre % your arguments snore
h&- piAeesi some questions corrrctly he
fore th~ country. the most important
and striking 81 Which. perhaps. wa
the rixht ~ the p|oplr - Scect .heir own
rulers WITHOUT any fraudulent interference
whxrever- That r KIT. think. T. now well c~-
tnblI-hnsf II j. illustrated ~ the fact that
tion- although . very small majority w the
STAT % New York dec fexf that contest That
= sery sublime spectacle. the aclule-crncr
- narrow a majority Hereafter II l. 10 b.
mnsier~f0ssi that Tire vOtH< ~ cast shall ~
counfed- Thus 0ur American institutions sire
nxfvt with zrtnfer soiidity than ever
Looking ~ the future think the great
w0rk Of this Association Il fer rciorrnfo
MAKE the hurlems ~ The Government ard ~
rhe people hghtrr- You said that Tor the
pKfrp<~e Of rrfurrn n was necessary "a have
change ~ Admin ~fraficn AM upon tho fore
OF your arguments In great degree. the
cmmnrr ha~ i~sAn INSIDE. think that Il y set
feh nos ftmf tan AZ ~hail Oulg IT, Tor thc
purgpnsr ~ maintaining she Government:
That IA shall ~ nstf~l 10 The wnrt~ ~ the
Govern merit. tccamsei N " part nf the piat-
frrsr s.snKtei ~ Tire nrrat curvrutiun whseA
has tcrn lraior~Ai ~ the majority uf fhF peo
plr trner reforms musf ruIr~ Involving the
NaArNfui rrnall la-pUirut uf NatieFMl Affair
There werr tm0 w three fhlrgS about the cam
IA IN last summer THAI we're sgrs..atle. There
wMS an inir pansienge llfxllt the press that wa
vrry striking. Evtryfhiug wrti dis
rYg--fsl in IrWIianA anywh here In tho cDun-
rry. AMI thr anvurnfy ~ the cause was not
entrusted - foreign speakers ANNirS wera
tpr the fnNsf pnrt. tnfnn hands ~ home talent
ami rnn sny oE the prtse. ~ for thr speakers.
tMmt lnd ann def~AnsiNI upon herself. and we
Cmrmn fCrrh with a glorious victory. Your
wurx N rylt drne frei should thank you.
rrcrivssI -nch grand and encouraging SAD
rsorr thmt rAn mot express the dcrth Of ms
gratitude 10 y0m Tor N. In l,s4 In Indiana. the
pen wnx mirhtirr than the sword
An electrical instrument that viii
register the temperature II Pixies Peak
and Mount Washington in the Chief
sigma Service office mt Washington
threatens 70 superccde the army 81
signal station men of the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-02-06
vicE-PREsIDENT HENDRICKS.


The annual gathering ~ Indiana
Democratic editors was addressed by
several prominent Democrats and.
among Others. by President II. a.
u.rIrsmEu vrhs. 1msI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
Guarding Against Dynamite.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-The recent dyna.
mite explosion in the House of Com
mons having demonstrated the fact thai
under the existing rules governing the
admission OF strangers to the galleries
and lobbies of the Houses of Parlia.
ment, 1t would be an easy matter for
dynamiters to convey explosives into
the building during q session of Parlia-
ment and cause the death of many of its
members, the Government has decided
10 adopt more .stringent rules regula-
ting the admission OF visitors.
Members OF Parliament in future will
not be allowed to introduce strangers
into the galleries and Hobbies. The
speaker OF the House of Commons will
alone have the right of granting tickets
OF admission to visitors. and he will
issue tickets to members for their
friends only after having received
weeks notice, 30 that in the meantime
the antecedents OF the proposed visitor
can % inquired into. Turnstiles will
DC erected at the entrances TO the gal
ierles and iobbies and experienced de-
tQtives Will be posted at each of the
turnstiles to carefully scrutinize stran.
gers as they pass.
In all cases where visitors are accord.
ed permission to enter the House OF
commons they will be required 10
register their names and addresses, and
furnished with numbered tickets charg-
ca up against the respective signatures.
The lobby of the House OF Commons
will be strictly reserved for the use of
peers. members, officials and persons
specially authorized by the Speaker.
The police have been authorized to
watch, search and, if necessary, arres,
perseas wishing the new law courts
buildings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

COLUMBUS, Feb. 10 Something like
sensation was created at the Neil
House here about o'clock this morn.
ing, when guest registered as
y. i Wilson, OF Clean, n. Y, was
al rested and conveyed to the prison on
Charge of obtaining money under
70 81 pretenses The arrest proves to
be a sequel 10 the BucyIus, O., skating
rink romance published a few dsy.
since, detailing the marriage of Wilson
stroiling fancy roller skater, who's.
right name is Sylvester j. Osborn, !,
Miss Eebecca A. Kearsley, the veal
thieat girl in the place, and over whi,,
The town Is still in the ferment a
Excitement.
The arrest was made at the ipstanc.
OF Colonel Sferlilg, the girls guardian
VINO gave Osborn money 10 lind friend,
and collect proof of tue staiemrts n,
nad made concerninghimse II. Col0pe
sterling alleges that Osborn has bee,
spending the money for other purposes
and from Information he has receive,
since the marriage he il led TO believ,
that Osborn is a bigamist, having mar
Fled woman In Coldwater, Mich. F.,
year ago. Lawyers here ray the cbarp,
cannot be sustained land that Osborn
ture. ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
I third EDITION,


new YORK, Feb. 13.-Advices To
Bradstreets' from Chicago intimate that
the interruption. Of the severe cold
weather to the distribution Of tnerchan-
use and to the movement Of produces
destined to the seaboArd, together with
yho damage 10 the railways BY
dotentions and otherwise, are greater
than have been generally made public
The delay to transportation has been
seriously felt also at St. Louis, Gin.
ctnnau and throughout the Northwest
The usual Winter dullness character.
izes commercial operations at ST. Louis
which has been intensified by causes al
ready outlined. The only exception II
found In . slightly increased demand
for dry goods. There ia no gain in tn,
volume Of trade at Cincinnati, and
Advices from cities West Of the Mis-
sisippi River report no animation In
business circles and no sign of improve
ment.
The weeks business in Philadelphia
IN general lines has been on the basis o.
immediate requirements only, though
there Is said to be firmer feeling Their,
~ to values In most lines.
In New York general business lack
vitality. There is complaint in al
lines that sales are behind those of on,
year ago. In dry goods the movement
Is fair, but new sales are somewha
checked by the weather and tn,
gradual completion of jobbers' prepa
rations.
There is no improvement in the iror
trade East or West, except what can b,
gathered from an advance in the pric,
OF rails by the combination controlling
their manufacture. Nominal prices O
raw audmerchant iron can be shaded
The severe weather has rendered tn,
iron trade at the East, If possible, NOR,
tan usually dull. The reported i'm
z provement in the anthracite coal trad,
is entirely in domestic sizes and is OK
aggerated at that.
Wheat is dull and neglected ant
Indian corn has had but proportion
ately little more attention. Export
are smaller and SPECTATORS hold aloof
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
Husband and Wife Etone.

Girls YIELD, Md, Feb. 18Th.
gossips of Crisiield are all astir owe,
inc strange elopement OF Mrs. Ann,
Souder, nee Annie Cullen, and Charlie,
w. Souder, who we're secretly married
agaihs' the wish of the girls parents in
NAY, 1881, she returning Ia her home
ana he to his hotel for the night, and
ooth intending to take steamer the nexl
night Tor Baltimore. The day after m,
wedding SOuder received a note from
me brlne saying that she did not Low,
ind would not live with him. All
IN rug at reconciliation were fruitless
anu no returned TO FREDERICK, Del
piVorce proceedings were instituted
anu decree was expected at the Ami
court of this year.
a week ago the two met ~ the bona,
o. d. W. Moores, in this place. wbe,
thelr vows were renewed. Apothe,
meeting was planned for last night Al
tne same place, where they STAYED over
hight, and made their exit from tow,
early this morning. Mrs. Souder',
mother, on learning all the facts. wa,
complete i over come with erief. insist
ing that her daughter had been over
persuaded, and would be wretcbed fo,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

DuPont Guards. G. Company, held
their eight annual reception In the
Institut. Hall last evening, bat owing
TO the storm the attendance was not As
|, rye A. on previous occasions. The
competitive drill lasted nearly an hour
and IL vas decided that First Sergeant
Savoy Evans WAS entitled 10 tho silvsr
medal, aud second Sergeant Il H..
Rhoads 10 the bronze medal. These
medals were offered by Major Curtis
one year ago. and the Judges we're Col.
Is. NJ. Wood, Captain T.. Mitchell
lJr., and Frat Lieutenant Kont, Off.
COMPANY.
After the Judges had made the award
the prize, were presented In an appro.
pirate speech by Major Curtis. Dancing
WAS then INDUCED In until midnight,
when tho entire party proceeded
10 FArra q Lewis restaurant, where
Refreshments were served. after which
dancing WAS resumed and continued
until the wee small hours."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

DANIEL

McDANlEI~-O. he l.th inst. Sau. ut,.
iDfapt son 81 San uel ard Maria MoDAp
lei, Funeral y ivsie
bkATrDN-On 10 llth in~ Prank J,
B'atto', IN tie eth yca, OF his Ego
Relatives ami friends OF tho family are re
specuuliy iLylfcd To Sueni The funeral from
the residence Of bis trother-tD Law. william
fe1cll, 1909 IRE nton Place. on Saturday AT
frnOon the ltih int At = % h'clo-k Ser
Woes at the hoas'. Ia'etm.n' q. Whining
ton ard Bra ndyw.ne Gem t'ry.
HAlSLtTi-l this city, February II. isss
Mary l. daughter II " b. aud 4, r.
h-islet IN the th year Of her ago
Funeral ION the rcsidence NO 1857 wal
nu: street, Sunday afternoon at o'cIos L,
Services ~ tho house
COR El-Bn tho 18Th lost Solonon q. p
tey, eyed - years
Relatives ana friends a'e resrs ctfuliy inyi
ted 10 attend the funeral from tho resid q q co
OF MS mutber,No llcr IAtn.ll street on Nor
day afternoon. Services at tho house nj
O'Clock int"rment 81 Lion.ce metery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

John IA ely yery IN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Mr. John KeI
~, the Tammany chleftain, who ha,
been stopping at Rockaway Beach fo,
some days, Is reported to be very III and
grave Tears are said to be entertained by
his physicians and friends. Some DAYS
ago arrangements were made to remove
him to Rockaway Beachand on Wednes.
day last a special train OF ew York and
Woodhaven Railroad conveyed the in.
Valid to that place. Special rooms
mad been secured for him at the Cot.
tage Hotel and two nurses have been
In constant attendance upon him
night and day. This change, however
did not seem to bring about the results,
sought for. The severe winter weather
that has prevailed along the coast for
the last few days seemed to tax Mr.
kelly's strength beyond endurance. His
pnyScians therefore decided to-day to
bring him back to his home in this
city. 'lie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
- -
A Humbug Minister Oh ase d :.

READING, Feb. 13-North Eighth
street was astonished this afternoon at
the sight of Rev. J NJ. Meredith rnn
ming at headlong speed with Detective
hershaw and an irate boarding hOu "a
keeper at his heels. The chase was
continued to the Scott House, which his
nimble reverence reached first and en-
tered. kershaw followed, tut while
the detective reached the house, Mere.
dith slipped out by a rear door, silk hat
in hand, took his way down an un.
freGnented alley aud made good his
escape,
Meredith came TO Reading some
weeks since, took boarding at a fash
ionahle house on Penn Square and
began canvassing for book, preaching
between whites very acceptably in
several churches of the city. Yesterday
the landlord swore out a warrant for
Meredith's arrest, charging him with
surreptltiously removing hts belong.
ings from the house with board bill OF
Ss unpaid Meredith's trunk was found
to-day in an out-ot-the way place and
seized. The protested Clergy man is an
impressive looking person OF forty rive,
with easy manners and remark able
how OF very good English II. is said
10 have victimized several boarding.
houses in Lancaster. Nario is charges
are pending against him here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

DOVER, DEL, Feb.l4. 1885 EpIToks
REPUBLICAN On Tuesday next hon
Thomas +. Bay ard and a number OF his
faithful henchmen from Wilmington
are to be- in Dover, 10 tell the mem Der.
OF the Legislature why they should
pass the constitutional representation
amendment, giving Wilmington foul
Representatives and q Senator stolen
irom the county. 1t Is doubtful though
IL the Senator with all his influence and
powers, eau convince sufficient mum
Der Of the members 70 think rs be
thinks upon that subject
But the senator is said 70 have
another purpose, and that on wednes
day morning be will announce for a
certainty whether he will enter Cleve
lands Cabinet. He IL said 10 hold his
appointment AS Secretary OF State In
his hand, and II bis entering the CAbi
net will not disrupt his party In Della
ware he will accept the appointment
Wednesday morning, however, 10 the
eventful time set for him 10 make
knows HIS mind. ON A CORNER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
FOURTH EDITION,
Collection OF Taxes.

The following Ia synopsis OF the bill
now pending before the Legislature 70
make County Treasures collectors OF
County taxes:
The first section of the proposed bill
abolishes the Office Of Collector Of Taxes
| throughout the State.
The second provides for the delivery
to the County Treasurer Of the warrants
formerly delivered TO the Collectors,
and gives form Of bond charging him
cepting allowances made by the Levy
Court.
Third. As soon as he shall receive
the duplicate he shall give printed
notice that he will attend at certain
house or place In each Hundred on GER
tain days, not less than three TO be
namod in the notice, and six hours each
day, TO receive taxes. The first day
shall be betw the LIST and l2th OF
June, the second between the lot and
l2th Of August, and the last between
the LIST and 18th of September. Such OF
the taxables rs shall appear and pay on
the first of these days shall be entitled
to reduction OF five per cent. from the
amount he or she is liable 10 pay, those
who appear and pay OF the second day
shalt be reduced three per cent, aud on
the last day one and a half per cent
A fter the expiration of those days no
reduction shall be allowed, but an AL
dition of five per cent. to each unpaid
tax shall be made. The powers of the
County Treasurer TO collect are the
same rs those now belonging 10 Collec-
tors; and the County Treasurer may
proceed 10 collect u tax 10y law at any
time while his duplicates and warrants
are efficient, If be deems that the time
for voluntary payment would endanser
the securing It.
Fourth. The cnmpeusa'.nu If tn,
Treasurer of Ken and Sl-"x counties
shall with respect u Ne money Iecciv
ed on or before the pYpirs ton OF the
last day for payment and paid over, be-
two per cent. thereof, upon collections
made afterwards and paid over they
shall have four per cent The compen-
sation Of the County Treasurer OF New
Castle County shall be the same, except
az al present with the addition OF four
per cent on all collections made after
the expiration Of the last day
Fifth. All provisions ..of law with
reference to the duties, powers, re-
probabilities or otherwise OF Collectors
OF Taxes, shall be extended and applied
TO County Troasurers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
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granted a charter j, - atn |
nun Der OF gentlemen 'I,,,''ps|
have organized them ~ Y u
name and title Of ,h- ~, "a
Manu- an featuring Comply WI
This paradox yarnt.'
from its character, - -
paradox, a, varlarc. , ~,
common sense, and ye, - =.
.ra,o a merit. sh,elp1
erly Investigated, ,ar r's 81.
Tho peculiar and ,...
merits OF the parade, y, ..as
covered by = lady ar,i. '.'A
picture. Tie d,.o,.,'|
o. by DR.. +. +. Pau, y
pa,xho developed IT, y. = \
resulted In estabIi,hIp,@s 100
city. which have b.-n :
some i've or sir YEA, q
has been thoroughly ~. II
oeived the hear,i..,
IRON artists ana n.ir,
country.
| The officers Of he r,,,.,
tered In This city Ar W
~. +. FrAn,y SCREEN,
smith. and Treasurer 4 n
Dr. Frantz and Mr.. sra,
active business men ~
have secured au In,er..
and have arranged ;oril, y
'his ufaoiur'Lgf,u
ton. v here they ha,. al
Khoad- tannery a, Ch.rTl
Maryland avenue, .h,s
common Operation. it,l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
Fine Cattle.

This morning James Wright, resid
ing on the Cooper farm, between Stan
ton and Newark, brought four of tb
nnest steers to this city that have eve
been raised in this vicinity. They wer
raised and fat5ened by Mr.. Wright. an,
weigh $3.50 pounds, or an average. q
2, % pounds apiece.
:, Ihey were purchased by Fred Kienle
the well known and enterprising hntnb
er 10 the SECOND street market. who In
tends siaughtering them next week
and will have the meat on his stall neI
Friday AID Saturday.
Inc animals were allowed to stanf
lot SOME time al Second and King street,
after their arrival, and attracted laro,
crowd q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
rn''adelPhh, Wilmington { BaItimur, R,il,, A
fEBRUARYIs,,

ira'na leave Whining too A. to,,ov..
rhiitdoiphis and interined,,,. -
~ n w. ''o'' 1880 q. IN. ;2s,, 400 7Soas
=, r.hniaedaeiphis, toIprtasl =? 2s5.4n,
~ s,eo sl0,9.Si l0.ot j. 50 m y, 80 a.bo
i;el, e2z, b.t6, eco, c..s o. ~ !" H4l 2,it
New York :. oasb, .4o.0fo fr-o
o 40. 40 D. 10 N'' >'"o' OH, tot, o 80
sis a. ne aU "a Via L.nosio, GO ant
baltimore and internedie,c ,,.,,.
D.. m; 900, la y. m. stations, 100.
Bsiti%SrS ana snd nay Line, 100 ..
1900, 1865 m; loe ' n q i9s Al. so.
MAJ I ITO. iof Delaware Nvts,op Issv,p9;;n,a m
'.26 p. m. - ~ '1ts, 80, 3.to
harrington, Delmzr and v,x,,,,
q. m, and l23s p. N. -Au way stAhons s.at
E aprnass ,oI ). and y. way ats;iona, s.2spm
Express for Dover and nsi, ~
every nay. Deimar, n.tep. +
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
Dots

Eggs were selling to-day from 80 u
30 cents per dozen.
Shovel the snow of OF Your pave.
ments.
The letter carriers were loaded down
with valentines this morning.
| Who sent us that handsome valer.
tine? IL must have cost heaps OF
money. Not less than one cent.
The B. 81 o. employees are gathering
up the drift wood from the bridge oveI
the Brandywine.
King street market ~ well stocked
with butchers. Best cuts of sirloin sell
Tor 20 cents pound.
7. T. Worrall, of Kennett Square.
"a. has purchased the store Of Nation
q Co, In Rising Sun, Md.
VIM. Is. Ocheltree, Of Fairville. Pa
was quite badly hurt u few days ago by
Kick from his horse rs lie walked
behind him In the stable.
Annie kirkwood and John Webst, !
nave been granted letters ttstanentary
on the estate of Henry Webster, late OF
this city.
Frank W Reeve, ofthe Middletown
New Era, WISHED the rink last evening
We suppose he WAS getting some new
"rink les for his paper.
Key. Joseph Cook will lecture In m,
laii OF the Wilmington Institute ON
thursday evening on ".Tbe Seven Mod
ern Wonders Of the World. g"
There were two or three sleighs on
we 'tt'ts this morning, ole Of them
oelhE hat Of VIM. Y. Warner, who II
noted Tor driving a hne turnout.
A Mormon editor OF Salt Lake CITY
had The following In u recent issue in
his paper TIE unknown woman \ bo
was Killed at this place about three
months arc hy the cars proves 10 b,
one OF The wives OF the editor of tbis
PAPER; a new count appears TO have
revealed the fact,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

Re- lister Grub t1N
yesterday on The vi =,
Il. Moore, objection aa'.l
To IL being admitted %
following grouLd' "
made sevcrs YEAR A.
was execut, d, som'
mentioned IN II died a.
were then stricken az
tions made by tlit -
A fier hearing ih"'ylasl'
decided that accorAhs
Of this Stat, any t'f.
liue,tions made aitrf Wv
cuted, were..ilirsa sia Y, !.
the only way Nlets9
could have been ms's' =
atterted by two WIZ" =,
was then admitted = r.
the ipierlineatioDs OF si' T
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

The new Dime Mu;e e., /,
ed last Monday .1
| Fellows Hall, under " /:
OF Payne & Jacobs l'' Il
n decided success, aIhi i,h,
been or ,wded ev ry p a.r,
ever, is not to be wo al,.,,5.
Is taken into couS'ue',l.
but tirst class taich en-,
a very excellent PERU
10 and 20 cents a'iml' a., y.
um will no doubt Or
Ing, and those ~ho
should go early. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
prof Crabbe. PH

OF Crabho's Bushes -
street, makes the fo.i's''
for next week. + u 81 -
ha will give a wTiI'tp /,
prove the writing oil w
lessons of one hot!f t"p
one, in fact. Ladies W. y.
o'clock Glars, ar reee'''
Instructions at hours =.
This Is an entirtiy heA :,
give l2 /, ssons hy insi
Prof. has enrolled
gents 4; lot Il loi "a y
beautiful " FLOURISH, ~,
of his students, ato !,
by himself DO no' u',.,
Is always pleased 70 ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

EoR REMIT VERY DEAIRA-
- BILE properties mentioned be-
low are Tor rent to good response
bIe tenants.
It23 y. Sac Il SON street.
Si1 delaware Avenue.
North side Cttx Hospital.
I3I7 delaware Avenue.
I.Ii Market street
sol Ahipiey street. store,
ioo. los Pig hteenth street
vos Delaware Avenue
I'D Orange street.
6IJ n. NRnHuren street
80 SIMPLIFY street.
JIG Washington street
1913 Market street
I2ls JeHerson street.
COZ W. rim street.
oI9 W. seventh street
$50 French street
Ego French street
l22J Washington street
y. W cor. sfh and Was
". Eleventh street. '"s'on ~
2ol W. sixth street.
nm a.. near Rive .>iev Axeu,.
.ooo french sire avenue
Joseph Tens pr.
hurch streets. e''y. mira and
i,a,I.h . rect. store.
s0S Jene, nm.
lsnr1i.s son street.
be- furu calling AT our on,ce viii
dcsir. shed ~ ith any Information
nbo. "A In reference 10 any az the
-. dIs-tb HEAID & 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14
Germanslu lOuncst

another meeting Of German citizen,
LAS uAs held on Friday evening In German
i lls,l, Tor the purpose Of forming an az
nociatioh TO secure the nomination Of
good men az candidates for Office. Afte,
iuii interchange of opinion In refer
once 10 political matters, it was decided
10 FORM an organization, to be known
Az The German Citizens Association, q
~nu COMMITTEES WAS appointed to Sc.
cure Is ui.t1e for holding meetings
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

Two fne hogs helon Ring TO A. and J.
u. ShArpless Of Ashland. Christiana
Hundred, were carried out OF their pcu
last Wednesday night and thus far NC
trace Of them can be found. Theii
stables we're also badly flooded and
their horses stood in water some two OF
three feet deep. Some little damage
was done NJ thu ir mill, but 'he loss VA
not important
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-14

Mrs. Mary Ann Piersou, widow O.
the late Labsn Pierson, of New Garden
died on Tuesday last at an advances
age For many years her husband
owned farm near Hockessin, wber.
their children, three sons and
three daughters, were born and reared
Inc deceased was woman of great en-
ergy aud decision and she will be plea
sanity remembered by a large circle OF
friends Her funeral took place on Fri.
Day morning, the interment being al
Hockessin.