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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Col. j. K. RICKEy, of Fulton, in an
interview with the Galloway Gazette,
says: Carlisle will, without doubt,
be the next speaker and that the con-
test need cut no figure as Carlisle
can have the house appoint the COM
mittee to investigate his case. But
everybody, Republicans as well as
Democrats, has such confidence in
Carlisle's integrity and keen sense of
honor that / doubt whether the House
would be willing even to seem to dis
trust him by taking the selection of
the committee off his hands. Why,
to show you how highly the Republl-
can members esteem him, let me tell
you that at the close of the session
they presented to him as a testimo-
NAL to his impartiality and fairness,
an elegant gold watch and chain, and
there wasn't dollar in it that didn't
come out of Republican pocket"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25
A(,ood Reason.

Bob White says that Fulton has
several more brides than Mexico.
This should not he thus" Why not,
Bob?-Fulton Telegraph.
Mexico don't propose to be outdone
in any enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

SECRETARY OF STATE, Mike Nc
Grath, as usual, remembers the pub
llshers all over the state with a COM
plete and official list of the returns
from the election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Ed. Jesse has accepted the call
to preach for the Baptists at Lad.
donia, and the brethren have every
reason to be highly pleased with
their choice,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Maj. Ricketts, is prepared for any
one who may insinuate that be did
not kill a deer. He brought the hide
and horns back with MIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be
Cured by Administering DIR Haines'
Colden GpeeiAc-

Golden Specific.
1t can be gwen in cup of coffee
or tea without the knowledge of the
person taking it, effecting speedy
and permanent cure, whether the
patient is q moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own free will.
No harmful effects result from its
administration. Cures gusrcnteed.
Send for circular and full particulars.
Address in confidence Golden Specific
Co., 1856 Race Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 32-ly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The ladies of McCredie will give
their annual Thanksgiving supper
Thursday evening, Nov. rs, at the
town hall in that place. Everybody
is invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

PROGRESSIVE jack-straw parties are
taking the place of progressive euchre
parties in fashionable Louisville
snoiotv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

r. @. Graham has just returned
from the Fat Stock Show and Nation
al Cattlemen's Convention recently
held in Chicago. He reports splen-
did time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Thanks for an invitation to q grand
Thanksgiving supper a. McCredie.
We will be busy eating that turkey
which is to be sent in to us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Married, Nov. IL, at Tom Arm
strong's, on Bean Greek, W. ]. Coil
and Miss I. May Armstrong, by Req
H. p. S. Willis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The Missouri State horticultural
Society will hold its 29th annual
meeting at Turner Hall, in Lexington
No., December q, 8, 8, 1886.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Giliiland Bros. have, commenced
the erection of large brick store
room at Farber.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Bob johnson is shipping to Chicago
SS Of the finest looking yearling and
two-year-old steers that ever went out
Of Audraln.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The store building on South Jef-
ferson street, formerly occupied hy
j. Rose, is being repainted and re-
paired. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The ladies Of the NJ. 4. Church.
South, have just purchased new pul-
pit furniture for their church. jk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The Democrats have a majority Of
thirteen in the California Legislature
and will elect the Senator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

BENTON WILL in the future, as in
the past, do his duty, and after that
he will do as he likes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

ihe bridge over Salt River ON ths
Benton City road is reported as need /
ing repairs or rebuilding. H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Inc Indiana Democrats have q ma
lority OF two on joint ballot in the
Legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

SENATOR MORRILL,, the Chairman

SENATOR MORRILL,, the Chairman
of the Senate Finance Committee,
expresses the opinion that there will
be nothing of Importance done at
the approaching session of Congress,
except to pass the appropriation
bills. It is noticeable that neither
the red tape of hampering rules nor
any Of the other standing obstacles
to legislation is suffered to stop the
spending of the peoples money.
There is always way found or made
to do that. But if this Congress
shall adjourn without doing some
thing to prevent the heaping up of
a surplus of nearly 500, 100000 a
year, with the end of the redeemable
bonds already in sight, it will be
guilty of the greatest dereliction of
duty that any Congress has commit
ted for many years past.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Iney are macadamizing the streets
OF vandalia with slate from the cosl
shaft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

also Mrs. Cleveland's to Mandy.
Nrs. Cleveland, ! am glad 10 see,
stands by her friends. w. ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

THIS is the time of year to ex-
anime your fues, insurance policies,
wood piles, and to prepare to pay
tayes-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

Hugh Donnelly has a sale near
thompson Station Tuesday, Nov.
3Oth,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

ACCORDING TO the late estimate
the Democratic majority in the next
Congress will be 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

frof. Hollopeter is teaching q sing
ing class at Perry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

jam simpson has sold the Pie
County Post to Geo. Buckner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The PosT-oFFIoE pot is beginning to
warm up-simmer, yea, even to boil.
"Let 'er go, Gallagher"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-11-25

The BOWLING GREEN Times is II
years old and one of the best Of our
exchanges.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
LMLOr Noses.

The leading barb wire manufacturer
Of the couutry, in session AZ Chicago,
decided yestsriay to form a DatiOna.
ciation. Tue folio sins schedule 81
prices was adopted: Galvanized In 30
ton lo,s, ) GENTS; per pound IN EnA.Ier
lots, ~ cents painted wire IN 10 OF
lots, 4 ents q pound, IN smaller ,os, ! Z
csUis; tnlck set wire 10 - zoo lois, I !
cents; IN smaller lots, cents
By order of tine g gar Makers Inter
natic nal q nion 700 men struck yesterday
in the factory Of L9vy Brothers, IN New
York Tue cAuro OF taiS action was
the adoption Of what h Cigar Makers
Assoc alton considers to bs = uniform
rate OF prices. aud With which the
employees "a the fagtories controlled
BY the ass ciH,icn are c!ssAisiied.
''The Unicn ordered Levy Brokers
err ploy ees TO ttriss, as = tees case, b.
cause ii one mAnutscturer yields tEt
other viii 90 hEewise, providing tbs
associations 80 orders"
The master painters Of PitEsburi
have issued q circular 10 their brs'hreI
Throughout the Tn tel States win {
view 70 the organ zAtiou Of union fot
the purpose Of mutuAl pro'ecttun. 'Fh'
association Is 10. % diC,ate prices
bar will oJntne iissf - be anycottin,
of manutsctur srs fer alleged abuses o
the trade, suCh as tbs aduiter2t.on .
pain's, ard TO the suppression Of tn
msuufac' ure and sale Of mixed paints
the discount Of glAss, etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
AZ me OnarnHonse

To. morrow night Mr. joint Raymond
the celebrated comedian, viii make his
first appearance this sea .on a. the Opera
House, on which occasion he will present
his new play entitled "lhe Magistrate"
In speaking OF this play the New York
Daily Times says The Magistrate" by
A. W Pinero, is pay with laugh IN
every line. We do not recall nov, after
sitting for three hours under The in1ueuce
Of this exceedingly comic piece, single
scene Or situation In il that is not genu-
inely amusing. Its charac ers are excel :
lently drawn, It's incidents, though s. me
of them are scarcely probable, are 50
ingeuously devise as to appear perfectly
natural tor the time, and its dialogue IL
crisp and droil. The fun of . The Mag is
trate " is of the sort frequently described
a. g fast and furious :" tue piece is farce
pure and simple, and it preteDds 70 b
nothing else but II is good farce, in tn
composition Of which perfect know ledg
OF stagecraft and literary qualifications Q
no mean order have been employed in al
intelligent and painstakibg IN amer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
FOURTH EDITION,
ConEress.

In the U. 8. Senate on Thursday, Mr..
HA1ley again occupied the chair In the
absence OF the President pro tetnpore.
Mr.. Morrill's resolution, offered on
Wednesday, calling on the Secretary OF
the Treasury for Information - -
whether any collector VI internal re-
venue not confirmed By the Senate we're
in receipt % the pay and emoiuments
OF the offios Was agreed TO, with an
amendment offered BY Mr.. Cockrsla
making It apply 10 back years." Tho
Beck silver resolution was adj vocaicd BY
Messrs. Brown and Marcy. The judi
ciAl Salary bill was considered, pending
which the Senate adjourned until Mon
day next
In the House, hir. Dingley, Of Maine,
from the Shipping Con mii1ee, reported
= resol utson, which was Adopted direct
ing that ccmmittce 40 inquire VIII ut,
II any, legislation will promote the in
terest Of the American marine em ploy-
ed in the fisheries A bill Was pAsss i
providing that d 3al judg menis against
the United States rendered by the
Court Of Claims shall bear interest at
the rate of three per cent, from the date
OF its presentation 10 the Secretary OF
the Treasury for pay ment. A resolution
was adopted directing the Judiciary
Committee 10 inquire into the eIpedi-
ency Of passing general laws for Ascer.
tain ment OF facts In all private measure
by judicial tribunal before action By
Copgres ., ard also the propriesy OF pro-
hibltin g the adjudication Of private
claims or relief measures by Cor gress. +"
Tho Presidential Succession bill was
discussed, pending which the House
ad iourrtd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

The ecclesiastical court that is hear
ing the evidence In the Bristor t-tal
met again In Jersey City yesterday
Presiding Elder Craig explained tha'
he had been misrepresented. Hes Was
accused of having ignored DIR. Bristor
who wrote him on JAnnar 5lh.
He wished 70 state that he wrote tbs
reply az coon as he received the letter
and had not displayed any prejudice oil
discourtesy to DR.. BristOr. He accused
DIR. Bristor OF having supplied this In
formation to the reporters. and the &C
cused pastor indignantly deniedit. Ar
acrimonious discussion ensued, but Il
Was suddenly checked by Stephen Bur
taking the stand.
He ~ one OF the officers OF the ch nrch
He testified that the accused had ad
mitted 70 him that ho struck lea
Downs the Doctor Was angry anC
said "I'll tear her threat out :" h'
had inst chased her on; of the house; b.
then narrated what Ida had told him
about the assaults.
The witness Was not cross examined,
and the prosecution rested.
Mrs. Louisa Sneden, who was called
by the defence in rebuttsl, testified tina
Ida had Informed her that a letter she
wrote to the Brooklyn Orphan Asy
complaining OF her hot g with Dr. Bris
tor, had been written at the dictatio,
OF Mrs. Gemmel. Ida had told wit
ne ,ses that Mrs. Gemmel Was not pl es
ent when Mr.. Gemmel kissed her.
DIR. RtiBtor desired 10 produce wit
nesses 10 i'm peach the testimony Of Mr.
Burr that be bad tried 10 evsde an IT
vtstigasion. The presiding elder DE-
| cliuod 70 admit tbs testimony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Last Saturday morning Alfred Scar
I'M, employed as bcok-keeper ~
O. arrive Muliin's morocco. factory Front
aud Monroe streets, noticed singular
Looking place on his right arm above
the elbog, and a. IL caused him con-
siderable pain be consulted DIR. Fahey,
whose Office IL at Sarah Mckinley g, No.
63i W. Fourth street, ia tho came
house Uhere Soaring boarded. The
pny siciau prescribed for 1t but by Sun
day evening the arm was very zuch
swollen, and he was taken suddenly
i'll, aad by Monday night tho symptoms
had become alarming.
DR.. FAhey concluded tha. the man
was suffering from the rare DISEASE
called malignant pus.ule, and SUN
moued Dr.. Kane for consultation.
After a careful examination the physi-
clans came 10 tbs conclusion that the
case was hopeless, which vas verified
by the mans death on Tuesday after
noun.
Tho deceased Was &c years of age the
day OF his ds4sh. he came 70 viii
minston several months ago, from
Arlington, near Newark, n. j., where
his wife aud q son, - years Of age,
live. He stood nigh in the Masonic
order. rne remains were taken To his
late home by hls son on "Wednesday
morning.
Il is supposed that he contracted the
disease by handling the skin Ut = diseas
ed animal aad in 20 doing scratched q
small pimple which vas on his arm
AMI inoculated himself with tho poison
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
A nauxerou. Cro~.,u9.

There is a perfec. mAntrAp AT the cor
DER OF third and King streets, and I'M
less something IL done TO change 1t,
there Ii ey sry probability that the city
will have a bill TO pay for damages.
The les IN the gutter on the west side
Of King street. whore IL CROSSES Third
street, has been dug out, aud as 1t Is
nov tilied with was-r pess1ns driving
along cannot see its dan geroos coRdi
ton. II Is nearly two fest deep, and
this morning as Genssll, the furniture
Dealers wagon, Was passing over u, the
front wheels sunk into the trench, the
driver was thrown cut and the single
REQ broken. Fortunately tie horse was
very gentle and stopped AZ once, other
wiss a serious Accident could not have
been averied. The Street Commits
siober should attend 20 this place at
once, as 1t bas only been about two
years since the city had TO pay Mr..
kirkman several hundred dollars for
JAmase> 10 Que OF his carriages ard
horses, By a similar place N the west
ern part OF the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock,
a. Harry Patterson. residing AZ No. Il0e
W Alnut street, wa. engaged 10 working
on q drill press at Jackson & Sharp's, he
had the middle finger OF bis right band
caught IN the machinery and cut OF Al
the first Joint. He was placed Ia q car
rage aud taken 10 DIR. Cantwelps office,
where it wac found that on account Of the
bone being mashed Il would Be necessary
20 amptuzie It, to permit the wound to
heal. Tho operation was per formed In q
skillful manner, after which the patient
was taken home. where he was doing ~
well as could be expected thns morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
jurors Drawn.

Tie following panel ofspecial jurors for
the February term Of court OF oyer
and terminer, watch couvenes Monday,
February LIST has been drawn
Brandy wine Hundred-Cyrus E
Mousely, William NJ. Cloud.
Wilmington-JohnH II. McK2ig, o ven
J.. Hessioa. Joseph JaQuttt,
Christisna-WIlliam Duff, Henry
Donaldson.
Mil Creek Thaddeus Richardson
" illiam Moore.
White ClayICteek-R,bert McLauGf-
lin, Samuel Deputy, Maskel Ii. Bar
ton.
Pencader-william 4. Res e, Abra-
ham B Biggs.
New Castle-E1ward Herbert, JohI
Boyle.
Red Lion-James A. Mulligan, Har
~ q. Clark.
St. Georges-Zenas p. LonglAnd
| Charles Dsrrickson.
| observation-disclosures +. Lat
| tomus, Nathaniel Ratledge.
Blaokbird-John Z. Cooper, jaime
L Pugh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Martha c., widow Of the late william
Reynolds, died at her residence in
Mlddletown GU the 18th inst, in the
forty sixth year of her age. She was a
daughter of the late Major Rothwell,
and was married to Mr.. Reynolds In
1861 by Rev. George Foote. After
marriage abe resided at Newark for
several years, and from there removed
to this city, where Mr.. Rey nOlds died
in 1877. Shortly afterwards she re-
moved to Middletown. where she con
tinued TO reside with her five children
up 70 the time of her death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
FIT H EDITH


The largest NJ the pt,..
temDArance meetings bav
In WIlmington was heldl..
Baptitt Church Last MKT,
peraucs workers a. a ~. ~
regu ar services, sang ~.
/" VIII jesus fad US estr.,..
ninety. fourIh psalm va, -.
Maybea, and Mr.. English 81
MIR. MAybso made the df.- "a
the evening, and bis boat.ar.,.'
aested he was really n pleAs.,, q
and knew how 10 clAitn spJ n
Affection Of IN audieno..
He said that In coming Ia :.
Il YES their purpose 10 urss
both moral and legal rnasl5u. u
for the drinking man and n. y
the dealer 10 Intoxicating
looked hopefully forward IL =, \
when ho thossht IL would /. \
10 believe that there was
about the proprteiy OF liqu, \
as that ministers OF Chr, ~
from the New Testament in j
human slavery. Il
" Stand, firmly stand II
sung by tho party, when n, n
In his usual pleasant ald fsfa.
made few remarks agA,na
Of drinking; Aftaf which al an,
peal WAS made for signer. tots
and about 90 perssns can.
and went away wearing 10, :.
Amongst the siEners wa1
was evidently the victim
drink.
HIS clothes were ragged q
and the marks OF dls.in,
plainly visible on lis
As no signed tas pledge a.
rated with tho red-ribbou b. n
audience Atd . new p.r3.s I
forever to abstain from Tie Ill
toxica,iug liquors the hA sts
life. The meeting to-nlght
IN the Central Presbyieri
Tomorrow night In the leagf
Church, and on Sunday 49,
3 80 o'clock and IL the eysriI
o'clock In the Opera Hoase
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

For good GOAL 20 10 Bush's. French
street wharf.
Come and lock at the Capital range
Pickels' stove store, East Fourth st.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Curry's Erysipelas Ointment cures
erysipelas In its worst form. Sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
Graud masqus carnival at the Rink
on Tuesday night. Admission 70
cents.
We have In store about 800 barrels OF
choice apples. The goods are all on
consi gnment and must be closed ont al
once. VIII deliver TO any part of the
city free of charge. Warren Harper &
Bro, lie East Fonrth street, Whining
tom Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
THIRD EDITION.
!. Rra nfaxele.,

Fra Diav 10 WAS presented a. tue
Academy Of Music last evening, before
a good sized audten Se, by the IDEALS, Ia
sheir usual unsurpAss2ble and crafty
ing manner. The opera - from The
italian school, aud Is lively and full. OF
enfTaEcine music, ss well Rs giving tue
principal characters chance TO show
OF their stage training. Follo~inR is
the case
Fra DiavoIo, under tae name Of ne Marquis
ofSsn Marco 49,. ..-. MT. TOM b ri
l. Ird ROeburg (Llri kl'cashl 81
Ems lisa traveller. ar n. q Barnsbss
Lsdy P.nela LA Ai,e .shl y...,,,..
his wife.....-......A.lss Aknes Eu -lngton
I.oreoLi. chief u tie
Carblneer, ..........Mr. Hesn on Norseil
MAsteo. the innkeepsr. 1881 Mr. HI CO hrin
Zeriina, ms dana h.e;......Mi marie si1ne
tfacotno. ................. Mr.. y IA
Be3Io .............Mf Gsoggs Fro ainSha =
Tue audience was more thAn interes :
ed from the beginning Of tho oDera until
the fall OF the curtain In the grand
finale.
The participants Wsrs required more
than OF ce 20 respond TO the hearty en-
cores ofthe delighssi audience. Mics
Marie Stones II srlina" WAS given
with that lady's usual proficiency iu
Whatever character she 22psars, and
her singing aud acting in the second
Acs, before retiring, was amusing and
artistical.y done.
The opera "a a whole was entertain
ing, aud completely Eeld the attention Of
the au1isucs.
This evening the charming opera ct
" Martha" will be presented, and ~t
can safely predict packed house, 81
nearly every seas mas alresdy been
sold. Tnis performance will cio.e tbs
engagement in this city Of the lieals
aud VIC think We are safe 10 saying tia
they have given our people huge
musical treat that will long be remem
bered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Animal Meefing.

The stockholders of the Delaware
Railroad held their annual nesting at
Dover yesterday, and those from this
city aud Philadelphia went down Oh q
special train. The eleven survivii @
directors were re elected and U. S.
Senator George Gray, was elected to I'll.
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Andrew c. Gray and Mr. Whitaker OF
Dover in place OF the late DIR. Jump.
Toe other local directors are Charles
Warner and Christian Febiger. The
Board re- elected Samuel Nj. Feltor
president and Manlove Hayes secretary
and treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
a Rorger at work.

The First National Bars
ming ton, within three Or foe,
has received several forsed
email amounts. 90 Weine..i,
drawn in favor OF 4 J h
for tl2, and purporting to BE-,
James l.. Devou, was /.
paid.
Yesterday another IN M
same person, for els. All
be signed by Harry Llpe, y.
ed and paid, and 70 day ~
10 favor OF the same p-r-o
TO be signed BY Pussy, S.
presented AID paid. I'LL.
we're well executed. Tie o.
forger vas TO visit store- 4a-
after baking hours, psi -s.
ticles, present checks,
balanoe in cash.
IL WAS on ~ when The
positea these oheeks tta
they had been vic-m2
there are other checks ln E
chants that have not Sc: r.t
bank. Locking In the u r- r
iy person answering 90 ,Lt
J. Hollingsworib. is pa. d,.
Shipely street. and tie Is -
neWsdealer.
A reporter. calling a, fla
found that Mrs. Kate l. y
occupied tho prentice a.
boarding house. She san 3
name answered 20 that OF h'.
young niaa Who tAs aus We.
for some tine, and the iac9
l. Devon Is the laucl9rd d
lees lends a color OF eui'i
Mrs HollingHworth %
ate mpts to shield her s1a
guilty party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

About O'Clock on Thursday AFTER
noon, s. l.. Stewart, residing at No. SO9
Taylor street, met With serious se5l-
dent while engaged At work In the car
shopa OF the jackson & SHARP Company.
He was doing some work with chtsel,
y hen the tool slipped and entered his
letI hand, infiletinR q wound two inches
long, aad nearly through tho hand.
He was taken 70 DIR. CAntweli's once
o. Eighth and spruce streets. where
the RAsh was seued up, after which he
went home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Register Your Dogs.

Only four more days are left before
every one owning a dog that is not regis
tered lie liable to be fined. II is important
that this matter should be attended to at
once, and 1t is the intention Of the Mayor
TO have the law strictly enforced. Next
Thursday special officer Foster will again
commence the work of capturing and ex-
terminating all unregistered CANNES and
will also give special attention 10 the
prosecution Of the owners OF those no.
registered
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Smyth Post, No. /, q !
bratod their sixth anuivCaIe
day evening At their t-Ai a
the Adams Building. w,ti
mAnder James McDoa- r.
IL was expected that p, y
400 OF Philade,phia W541 b
bat q telegram was fei
first named, stating II hey
vented from coming, o IT '
Itood that the latter nl,.r-t
and only q small delfglt1s
attended. Posts 2, 4atd p .
~ OF New Castle and "a Of r.
were also represented 500
made by W. r. Marsha
S. A. Macallister OF No. (
LAughlin and W. Simm0-,'
j. DoBnelly and VIM. SIZE.
10, 4. j. White, james a
Sylvester Solomon and mr.
Music was furnished by TIE:
drum corps, William orc g
riab, Pickles, Charles
George Gordon. An ala
Of refreshments WAS serve
one enjoyed themselves
phia delegation left for thei
O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Cars on FOnrip ! ,

Complaint is made ,h'f n
been any cars run on
since the snow fell, ono
day. Men we're eDp,,o :.
shoyeIing of the track, III
pected the cars wouli i cas
a uch has not been the o'