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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23

OS Tuesday evening Edward Pearce,
c. 5. Martin, Mr.. Mary Peterson, Ed
ward herwin and c. Michelthwaite
were naturaliZed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23
n.
oeDEs CRY, DEcExBER % 1886

This Department of THE HERALD Is de-
Tosed 70 the interests of the people of Ogden
The Branch Once of THE HERALD is with
Eldredge, Pratt & Co., Main Street. Ogden,
Utah, where subscriptions and advertise
nentE will be received on the same terms as
q. the Salt Lake ONCE.
Communications addressed 70 THE SALT
LACE EESALD, Ogden, viii receive prompt
attention.
TIE Herald T. delivered by carriers In
ogden every morning. except Monday. SUD
scribers failing 20 receive their papers viii
please notifY the Ogden office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23

MAYOR PERRY has returned from
Nephi. He was summoned there TO
give evidence against q transient
named @. J. Jones, who forged a certifi-
cate on the mayor for the sum OF $500.
and on the strength OF il obtained $3.50
in all from persons in Nephi. The
tender OF the forged certificate led to
the arrest of ZONES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23
THE clerkof

IHE clerk OF the First District Court /,
I. A. 'erkins mas handed in his
resignation, 20 take effect on January
18th. II is not officially known who
will be Mr.. Perkins successor, but it is
reported on the street that II. ;. Krig-
baum will be the lucky individual.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23
NOTICE:

THE PROPERTY TAXPAYERS RESI-
L dent in No. 3. Juab School District, Juab
County, Utah Territory, are hereby notified
that IL is necessary TO raise funds 70 pay ex-
penseS on the Juab SchOOlhOuse and fur
nishings in said District, for the school year
beginning July lst, 1850, and ending June
SOth, 1857. That an approximate estimate OF
the cost and expenses thereof has been made
by the School Trustees Of said District as
follows, tO-wit:
For balance on building schoOlhouse
in said district .................. Sl2S 90
For seats and desks ......--.... l2j 90
For repairs on schOOlhOuse. .......... 70 90
lotAi-------- -.-.........--....---- 80 "
That It Is estimated by the Trustees that
One-half % Of one ~ per cent on the
assessed valuation Of the taxable property Of
said School District will be necessary 10 raise
said amount, and the said property taxpayers
are hereby notified that a meeting Of said
taxpayers will be held in the Juab School
house, in said District, on Tuesday. the DIST
day Of December, A. ID. 1886 at O'Clock 7. m.
OF said day, for the purpose of voting on the
matter of the rate per cent. 20 be levied on
the taxable property in said district % raise
the said amount for the purposes hereinbe-
fore set forth.
A. L. JACKMAN,
s. A. CHASE,
c. :. TISGEY,
Trustees.
Dated, Juab, Z. T, December 18th, 1850.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-23

To-NcBsow is the last day for reg's-
tration.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

NEWBuES, w. Va, Jan. N.-AHsT
.,x lopg. weary days OF nceesin Z
se.reh Cor the bodies OF the " miners
~ were buried into eternity witho9'
= moment's warning by the terIio'e
sxn,osicn In Orrel mine lakt THURSDAY
they have all been recovered. The las,
one vas brought from the bottom o
the shAit about noon to-day. tbs hins
bodies recovered today were ~
muca the same condition ~ W
ar,t ones brought out. shos,
shat the forcs OF the explosion extendes
|,hnonshout The entire mine and IDS
nj we're killed by the explosion itsel
and not By choking BY the gAs- IN
Oor,ner stili holds possession OF tn'
shaft The Jury will meet 10 puon
/ hal 70 morrow and prooeed with thsi
into the causes OF 10
disAafRr
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

Last evening q ran, who At frst AZ
seemed TO be dead. vas found
iyinz alonaside OF the p, w. q B.
Railroad tracks ct the Wet Yard As
il was found that be stiil oreatnea,
ever effort was made 20 restore him 10
eouscsousness, and be wss hrslly taken
"a The p. w, 81 b. Railroad station And
\ physician summoned, but notwith
standing his Efforts the man still re
mniued unconecions-
He was removed 70 police station. oy
direction OF ofdcsr Lynch. who ha1
taken charge OF him At the Wrss nArd-
EOdicsr Hanna and Lynch with Turn
l kew Ham flton, spent some tins In ny
linz q restore him, and ct last say MIN
topen lis eyes and move his lips
u wAs then ascsrssined that the tei'
tiow was 90 drunk that be had no use o
himself aad totally unconscious OF IN
narrow escape be had made from oeinl
Eeru.hed. by SONS Of the many tram
That are copjtantly passing and repAss
ling NJ the West Yard.
ne was arrAisned before Judge Cum
lmips this morning, when be gave n
Il name rs John Jackson As IL Wa n
nrst time he had been esfore the Gear
be escaped being fined. and was CON
1 mitted urtil noon
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
penrfnr se,tae- nsn,hIy

"a palaF setenes Me- bly, for
Pes..z.s = TOE ready, and cfi-rs a.
7-1sEs s;-rsc;ivs s:oZp u papers 0.
.ast.; n t5-is- of c1rr-ni interests
=. ~ IN 9osta1cs- A: ,Leir head
s4rsa. seeeur; Of i" The Improve
W.. Z Ia; Esysr AID Hal. Ga.1," by
J-9--a. J3z4 sezt3u, ta- oris.nator
Z l. , = nd d.rec,cr OF tar EorE
ra6- I45 tis historical ana srripiiys
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q s<rs34!9L Il Hell Ga'e, ard ~,
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u u5srsa :; i 70 ne i-tsfestirz by II
f-s mas q, /. as'rat:ans With Nbic
{ 3 ell i.h<d. Seg York y AZ
s shn d Genpaoy. Fifty cents
liz ssG, Ct s. a ear
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

NOTTCE AN EaT ..EIAINMENT
~ VIII bs given By biirqaA lr.ps. No. b,
In o 4. n, in Incl: Eis"an, sixth snd
mary i, $50. All member % IN ,rder IN
general aFs invited 20 st,Snd- Kesp-csfuIl,
yours in Y. T. and G. JA>. II M0hBAa.
y. OF Il BY orteF ofths tTiDs. la2s-.1 81
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
|F|FT H E0|TII


~S Ah HeR.A.>1
Manager Bayns bensst ~
place this night week. ana W :
cent indications he " nj bsw a IVA
house. Tue friends OF w.
should, and NO doubt viii ~ A..
appreciation OF his long az ~. 4!
seFvicea He has ss,n,I
o'Neill and his very .ro.1,..
psny, :. who will present 10y NJ
This New York Times IN .p,..,
Niblo's Garden was paol.a a.
Ques 20 gallery last nish, =.
James O'Neill began a bri,, -.
Two weeks with the pressp,,,' ~ !.
late Charles Fsehter's ysr,Ioa !, |
andre Dumas' " Monte C,i.,' :
fAvorite young actors char,S....
of Edmond Dantes and ,hs =.
Monte Cristo 10 we'll known h ~ n
tropolitan stage. " here Be h, . -, =
10 Often; but the play itself IA y. !
never loses It's charm, ard N, n,
personation OF the central Az
never fall 20 please . miscsll,,s ~,
epce.
In Monte Cristo" Mr.. oysI
with energy, passion, trs ,ri :
and he makes the most Of ht.1
nities. Hts performance In, "A
halted with salvos OF appl.uIJ
were well merited and arsos,]
celved. The company which MI
has gathered about him lm n
first season under his own u,.s|
10 above the average travelinQr.]
has evidently been selectei va \
rather to secure o fine en.euK.1
set of the merits OF the star hs|
PROJECTIONS OF his surroundlan,.
Ia an example which ever 4.
follow with advantage TO -,
70 the satisfaction OF q d.ntr1
audience. The manaaeasl
mounted "Monte Cristo" Ia N |
rate manner, an d the Illumi,si|
den 9 In the fourth and iAs n
Fontainebleau 10 the fitth ss.nI
tai specimens Of scenic art.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

The hitlrepcrted In the House, IN
aid of the erection Of monument 70
General Grant in New York, appropr'
ases $500, 600 for the pafpose Oh erecuns
the monumenton ground TO be aons'eo
by the city. The President Is author
IL ID 70 appoint an officer Of engineers
of the army and ave commtssio aers.
the Commissioners to serve without pay
who, with 1.-The Executive Committees
of the Grant Monumsnt Association,
Of New York, shall expeno he nooey
undar the direction OF the Secretary OF
War. Il Is provided, however, that no
mart OF the money appropriated shall
Be expended or drawn from the
Treasury Of the United States unal
the SUM of two hundred and nit9
thousand dollars shall have been sae
scribed and paid into the funds OF SAID
Grant Monument Association, and Il
available for the purpose Of erecting
Sne monument
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
xtrasxiea In . Cose n.

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~ lz.=z..5 : eoa5i:lGn IN t1n sirnasi,
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- ss-s5 = sc d ! - he said be bad
r.. = -. cass On T1zSiay night
as. szs--.zs - as-T b sck ne 1,lced
4. z=zes xskr3 70 b driven 10 the
"a 49, - A.ssr p'oos>diuz some
{ "a. e = lard . p7cu.iA, boise, as
= 81 80 az from tab@, ard soon
80 So -: : sascs9E~rs-s HIS
5s5E.ts Ia 5=za rid q tl20 aud =
xAzz4-= wSs<a. los pJice hav,
- l. sz.sszs As yet. On: says III.
~ = z5zeah-sd. = trde, and claim
:. - .eez Gas nxed oy means Of l
.: sx:.< ~ fr9a th= DR. vars s4Ai
-. ass3-, s. &rtAag7i IS - ensb ,
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80 H. lie yesicle
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
EDITION.
AaA fer Parneil.

There was . meeting Of citizens In
eummon Council chamber Philadelphia
at noon yesterday. in response 70 InS
call asking for sympathy and precticAl
support fog the Irish Parliamentary
fund. John Fl. Campbell called me
meeting 70 order and Mayor smith
presided. After short speeches By Wm:
v. McKesn, Charles Emory Smith and
John Field, subscriptions aggresAane
1890 we're received Among them were
Geo. w. Ohilds, $500; a j. Drsxel,
$500; John and Hugh McCAnrey. $500;
Philip J. Walsh, s2A; VIM. V. NC
Kean, Sloo; John Field, Slo0; Pstrics
Quinn, 500; L. Power, sl0o; Dayic
Glltlnan, 800; Charles ]. Hurran, Jr.
SlOO; Hugh Deehan, 500; Hardy sne
Mahony, 800; james r. Sullivan, tloV
p. 8. Dooner, 800; Lewis G. Cassidy
800. A committed OF fifty was appoint
ed to make . canvass OF the city
make the fund . success By order 0
the meeting Mayor Smith sent mes-
sage to Mr.. Parnell by cable, stanci
that the meeting had BEEN held u
Iniependence Hall, in sight OF 70
Liberty bell Of ITO, and that over iVs
pounds had been subscribed on sign
IN aid Of the Parliamentary Fund.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

TIE annual trade review Of the BAlu
r,or~ Manufacturers Record gives . nat
t~ring exhibit Of the industrial progress
IN IRE south during the past year. Ac-
: -raius TO the Record figures the amount
Of capital, including capital stock O
Incorporated companies, represented o'
the new manufacturing and mining en-
,erprtscs inAugursted In the south II
ISIS, including enlargement OF old plant,
e,e Agyrexat ed, 900, OF whief
|MAr~land Is credited with t6,66s 500
M total value Of the agricultural. min
,ng and manufactured products Of th'
seuth for 1885, the Record says, aggre
rates 81 .SO4 Oh, 90, an increase OF $500
-Sl COO since 1880.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Tho hmixafaon Arn.

There was bat q small audial
emit at the Salvation Army md
night in Philips Hail, I'd
French streets, but the serva
earnestly conducted by CApni}
son and Lieutenant GooiwIi 4
officer Meacham was on hariti
good order. The following i 4
Brockton paper which Cspasl
son desires published 10 anwss|
charge OF fraud charged alza|
army by . paper on Monday
At The Barracks, How doAl
ton Army soldiers live' NJ |
rionsly, rs the reporter can "a
far as those who lodge at The ID
are concerned. The little nnis
home life are certainly rot ID
who have 70 bunk In q bare hl
cook their own meals In 80 tlsz
that serves for q dining room y
"Cranks," are they Perhir
let the reader who calls then n
hia comfortable homo and n
mode Of living. The repOr!a "
/ them 10 bo sincere in their Osl<
secs evidence OF 1t every day
CAptaiR Thompson taySihsa'
| Army is q corporate body clara
the State OF New York, and %
/ erAl Il. 7. Moore 10 at the hs,d,
sponsible for all contracts, Al"p
assets OF she Army more than S'
| liabilities.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

None Of Us know the power OF tempts-
tons which may assail Us or the de-
gree OF strength we shall aave 10 reslss
them We can neither fathou The In
fiuencs OF inherited tendencies Eor fo:-
see how future events are 70 shape oar
course. But We can all form fair
general idea OF wha: Is right 70 be done;
we can all cherish conception OF
pure, virtuous, and beautiful eharacterr
OF jast, generous, AID noble conduct
and striv9 to coniorn onr dali y life u
our highest ideal.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
kafe Robbed.

A private Waterman over Marke
street bridge heard a;noise at an early
hour On "Wednesday morning In thi
ofsce Of weldin s. Brother, lumber
deAlers Being satisfied that some one
vas 10 the place, he notified the police
BY telephone, bat before they arrived
the hu.slA-s bad taken their depsr-
ture. An examination showed that Ar
sntrarcs had been effected by fsrcina
opeu . window en- the south side OF thu
once. aud breaking into the safe. Their
wa ooly S missei. and As q lot o
yaluables we're rndisiurbed, II va
evtdeu, the burslArs had been fright
| al of
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
nsaeouragesnent.

Probably more Of the idleness and
,eriftlessness nfthe unfortunate and thu
iuertress and lAnEnor OF others, come
from Oft repeated dtcoursgements
q rAinirg away hope ard energy, thar
from any other single cause. 1t stru'
;hA, irac:ion and uselessusss come ais
from other causes. There are peoplt
who are never discouraged because the!
never have warm dssires TO put foru
sarues. Efforts Yet ihese are excep-
IONS Most Of Us are swayed al;erna
tely by the opposite feelings OF hop
and discorrAEenert, and, as the forme
liucites cur powers TO acton, the latte
bsr unhs and parAlyzss them.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Rieura.PaeamenIa.

The Media American says several
cows on the farm of Christian Peter
man MARBLE, hAvs been attacked BY
pleuro-pnsumouiS, aud N Friday las
DR.. Bridge, the State Veterinary Sur
esou, killed Eve Of them, one dying
The remainder, Is cows and / bull
are quAraniined. Mr.. P. has purchAset
bat co = within Elk months, aud thi'
one WA known 10 have been in tn
county for q year bsiore. 1t IL
mystery how the diseAse originated oil
his farm,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

The administrator sale OF the personal
pronsrtv of Annie MoaIton, deceased,
took place yesterday al her late ressdsncs
No. us Shipley STREET, and Vas attended
by large number Of Persons- The far'
niture vas all of the very best qaAliy,
and il Is very doubtful II there is any
h4,ter 10 Dc found IL this city. Some OF
the things brought quite log PrIees, u
comparison With their real value, oo;,
taken altogether, the prices we're eoo.sd-
erred fair The dSamondk were sold In TIE
afternoon, when breast-pin brought -,
a pair Of earrings sl7I, s<A sktn ssc1 ae
Ssl, . muff SO and q fur hat $50 IL
some instances the prices we're above s1e
appraised VALUATION 4 nAznloee1t SCI
OF bedroom furniture, which = SAD C
have cost $5G0, Vas sold tbs morning 10
&l7O
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Dsa.b otEr-s-nalor A,e n, son

It. losEpH. M, jar, 27-Hon.
D4y'4 Il AtcA!son died a. III. home
II Gil;ol CouEs5 OIL y 81 -estay. aged
q year.. The dcsasei xAs United
S.z,-s s-pator from HDs51ri from
i A. % ~, Aai was tEics PressdeL'
ct thss h dy lie si-o b@a:s iae sin.
lar d..,'nr.ica o. hay n, Der Pre- d-u'
of tie [ i,sd states for oEe day. TUT
&C l-rtd IN i349, when the tern c
Prtst1sI, Put expired On Msrc1 3, ems
The fourth 81 ina. month occurring OF
Sunday. President slsc. Tay lnr did no
take TIE OATH Of eli as IN Il monday
4 = 9Th, q; Moor. He was b1in Il
Fsye'te County, K5., and early in lif
rem we'd 70 thia State. settling In PiAtt
County.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

On Monday evening Apollo Castle,
No. 2, K. G. Z, will have an open enter
sAinment in their hall in the Snitn
building, for which very attractive
program has besa prepared An IN
vitation ia extended to the Sir kniahts
of other Castles 20 attend, with theit
wives or "best gals"
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, Imp: o. z. M
viii also have an entertainment on
Monday evening. which wtll be held Ia
their wigwam Sixth and Shipley streets
An invitation Is extended 10 the mem
bers of other tribes 70 attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

Comsrmeis for RemsvYns ssV
A special meatiBa Of ,A1A ~
Health Was held yesterday ~
n which the contracts iot lssa
garbage during tho ensuing yen
awarded As follows j.. r,..,
Eiret district, William 7, ~
colored s775 ; sureIIes, As la
EAyes and Peter j. Ford ! sou "
trict, Isaac B. Granger, :. Nv
ties, II. White and ?. Bo io,, :
district, john MoBride, N'H' +
| j. Doordon and P. M9IaA
| district, Francis GlugleSsa'a' \
| surety, John Febrenbacn = /
contractors are new excepting '
bach. .siob d,
The total amount at v ilcD y =
tracts we're awarded Is s0O' y
was paid last year
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
InanirinK abeat FarrinElen.

A letter was received In this city
on Wednesday, dated Hammond, Il.
January IS, signed by Mrs. A T.
Potter, asking for . description OF
George K. FarriDgton, who fell dead 10
. shoe shop No. 103 Shipley street last
Saturday . week, aod whose body sillI
remains al the mor2ne- Mrs. Potter
sueposes that the dead man Is . bro:he'
OF hers, and Wishes to know Sha. vii
be the cost OF forwarding the remain!
70 XAnia Ohio,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Meu Pnntnasfexa.

On wednesday samuel G. Jones was
appointed Post master at Hartly, Sussex
County, Del, and Sarah j. Ewing n
Rockland, New Castle County, Del
Mrs. Ewing is a widow, who keeps
store away up near the top OF hill
which will be very inconveniens Tor
large majority of tho citizens OF tina
place. Mrs. Ewing, however, will II
dorbG M AXE An Efficient and accomme'
dating official.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
HInanu hsrihe

PARIS. N. q Two tao1sAnG strik.
irg employers at Qua OF the iron work,
In Decszsville, departments Of Aveyoor
attacked The bouss of the manager o.
,hs zorks. They b:1ks open the door
entered the buildinR, eeizsd the mana
ger, and threw him o1t of the window.
He vas ta-n kicked and tranpled tc
death By the frsr zied crowd. Troop
were dispatched to Dsoazavile 10 qusl
the disIarbanco. The troops rss.orec
order, b1. rot until after several rioter
he'd bean killed aud number wounded
TIE strike gro~s out Of the question Q
wages.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

Daring the fair for the oen-ns OK tas
Catholic OrpsAns, recently hsld "a
the Institute Hall, there Wa . hand
some so.d beaded cane eontesssd for 81
the friends Of Mayor EhoAds and Dr..
|Osle. When the voses were eSanssd 4
was found that the cane I'D o~ea wos
for Mayor EsoAfs- Is was sceordinsi!
engraved ITO Mayer Rao@as. from Ia
ladies' Of ST. Mays Chares- WhEaieR
ton. f" and delivered 70 him yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
TakeNeeaed Rest.

five put forth our strength Of bod!
or our powers OF mind inordinateiy,
without taking needed periods CT rest,
they will break down ont, ON the
other hand, if ws do not exert them 81
all, We lose them quite a. surely. An
UNUSED N uscle in time becomes inert
and the same Ia ae Of al our faculties
Beyond 9 certain point, 10 save then
means 10 lose them up to certain
point, TO spend them means 10 increase
them
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
nurus ON n sis's

A little daughter, over . I'M
of Dagsworthy Joseph, ., r u
three miles from GeorRes,,y
day last fell from a cbsif y, ~
and before she could " an
side was literally cooKea = m
were seriously injured. ed. b n
Joseph, 1888 West An s,' : III
the father OF Dagsworiiy W.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28

MULROUNkT-Iz ths eIy. % SEr1As
the zsth Inst. Jss. NzEDS-sy, A4s1 a.
ysArA
ire relatives Mi fzsz3s q tie .Azhy
Asso The -ezcs-s 0: Dr. Elsa- -, J. A.. 4
and the z%u csrs o. 81 PAEIs Bs=eH Ia -
etesy. are reEpse- tally Invited - A%ts.a -
70 asr1l fr1n his lac resseez.s. =. " e's-re
n snt T.snAil st-eets. o. Frl11y EO--i1x
hza -ass q. -. Peters esarca ~ 0'ebsck
Intefuezt At Ca hs3rSl ee-s.eCy
DAVIDSON-On TIE nolElzz q tie 1s-A
RIeIsEos della irfAEs dAsgE.eg o:CeA-le
Ar1 y elite Z Law tdAsE-
Fu3erRl p-iE8-e
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
FOURTH EDITION.
DssA


For good oral ~ 80 BaSA'e FrsaeA
sye~t wesrf.
All ktna, Of wood By the Dad NJ cord
a. NILE. Bowrzs Azd RAs lro>H.-
PAo~r 3D.. f5r sac eAsae ~ the ks
PrHLIcAS o&exA
On. n.A lO.ok NJ The CAPITAL range
park~As' .ssrs ssors4 EAss yoarsh ~
CArsaas Of lay ard straw ~ loves,
p-tcsa PkiltEs' two sscres, Front anu
1~Assnz AzA Rca-Sa And FrenSa.
Saw1~s efDAxiss' S S1ss' upright
nsawVss a. - W. Ska ssreef very
sSe 70 be 90 90 II price Come ana
sxAzniae tAe=a.
Ces,sssM. SsieE desires his patrons
10 eli - lAzNs SaSos~ SlS W. Sixhn
Fr-~s, visa fhssF tnrIamsets wan
frzirE. e1e-
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pAasnt zk4ic1Ee - AZ aow prices Lay foi
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TIE Lagos: Ape AID F-olA'o dealef u
tie czsy. Tees Z w1oi woasa save
NINE Arss -1-eg ay sagtok Il Sne4u
s 60, IS EAss FS1r.e szreSs-
sab d2.r texs e. nsttoa At u c.
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ses-rrs asa, N AzEec, 81 ktnE strart
u.Se< CEAytS2 Esls=-
G. re Dg1k. -. ssi. LOT of watches
i-rslrT. sslss< HN--l ~N7e, ETC - 40
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Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Yiaitatlon.

There was an unin4ntional error on
Wednesday In the item stating thai
warwick Castle, K G. z, would b
Instituted next Saturday night, as ths
institution took place some time ago.
There will h9wever be visitation o.
warwick Castle of Phiiadelphia a
that time, AMI all Sir Knights OF hi
other Castles in this city are invited 4
attend,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Retire. From Jonrp'SS

Fritz Schaefer, who 5ln y !,
plume of Jeremiah Fedelns y
engaged In JOURNALISM "
the Freie Presse for w M |
months, has relinquishss,o bsl
and will devote hun sen ,.r. n
principal of the Ge'iu
School. -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Rtalan mnd Ratarnea.

Yesterday morning some miscreant
stole 3 milk team from Kari Specht,
while 1t WAS standing 81 Fourth and
French streets Especial officer Was pu'
90 the track Of the team and captured
|. 81 Eighth and Walnut, without th'
thief, and returned it to the owners.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Tho Ancieat sre1I

Dr.::wil.on last night ss dsr
entertaining lecture t bsl1fic N
Olub on i" The Aneien' 4
Their worship.'' only ~
dience braved the lpc's s.',s.,
weather and the Doctor p',' ,
peat the lecture in ae =. "a
Next wednesday night ~ no
be, " Travels Afoot-A, ''''
IAN City In England
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
s,a., ComlnEs VI

Since January ist ts, "a
1916 dogs registered. III. II
still coming at . raVe at
the belief chat there VI vi
Saturday. Officer Fey
war on the unregistered 9
goth, and since then j.
about seventy. Of which .
deanstohed.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
NeNainR neIIa.

WIN F.ShAllcfoss con OF 6erick Shall.
crnss Ct ST Georges Hundred, and Miss
Elizabeth DeakYne, youngest daugh.
Ter OF Mary Z. Deakyne, Of Smyrna,
we're married on Wednesday afternoon
At the house OF Mrs. Catherine Miller
Foartn near Union, By Rsv. DR.. Mar
kin.