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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
Notice Of Mortgage roreelosur. sals

Whereas defsalt has beeE made In the paynru
Of th. money secured by = mortgage eIeentvd b,
seorge X. EgglestoD aud Diantha tsyleston alOrt
gagors 10 the Nils. MGtuai Buil,ilg As.ocI.tiou
mortgage. which mortgage bear date Fsbraary
H. los and was duly recorded In the Office Of the
book u or mortgages on page Go ,,n February i2
iseo. at II o'ciock and IS niinntssh ~. and
Whereas, no action VI prbccedifsg nas been In
sutated at law Or otherwise TO recover the debt
secured b. said mortgage, or auy part thercof aud.
wheress, the amount claimed 70 be due upon
said mortgage at the date OF this actss ID the sum
OF one hundred aud sixty dollars dnd eiahty cents
Including the sum OF Si4.s3 for attorpeys' fses
stipulated for In szid mortgage.
NOW therefore. notice ~ hereby given that by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained In .aid mort
made and provided The said mortgage viii BE- fore.
closed by sale Of ttN mortgsged premises tbsrsu
dSscrihsd - public haction by ksia Miller Mutual
Building Association 10 the highest bidder ss the
east front door Of the court house, In TIM town OF
Miller. In Hand county. DAKOTA. an the 36th day
Of Jsns. 1sSS. st three o'clock In the afternoon oi
that day. and the procesds Of ssid sse ~il be sp-
Piled towards the payment OF ssid mortgage dsbi
aud the costs CT foreclosure Of said mor,lage ana
the stiornsys', ices sforssid The mortg aged
premises are situated In the county Of HAhds and
Territory II Dakota andsa . de.crfbod rs follows
tewt: lot eight ~. IN BLOCK eleven tli) Of south
Miller with sif the euiiAiuss and improvsneas.
Dated 81 Miller. D. 4. mi, ,osh day o, MAY. isss
The Miiicr Mutual Buildily Associstion.
by hAssoEp 4. SlLLIAxs.
Atscsi. C II. Yorse. Secretary.
WILLIAMS. PILE BRiees.
mais6 Attorneys Tor Mortgages.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
Noticc Of Mortgage FerecI ,sure NaI,


Whereas default has been made In tho payment
OF the money occurred by mortgage executed by
lincoln IL nall snd Mary Z, Haii. Inortlugor. to
the Miller Mutual Building Association. mortgage.
VIII ich mortgage bears date February T. lsso, and
was duly recorded IN the ofiiee of the Register
deeds Of Hand county. Dakota. In book ~ Of mort
CAGES page go on February " 1855. At II O'Clock
and 20 minutes p. m, and
Whereas no action action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or otherwise to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage any part thereof.
and
Whereas the amount claimed 10 be due upon
safd mortgage al the date OF this notice IS the sum
Of four hundred and fifty dollars and nftsen
cents. intending the Of Sil .55 for Attorney
fees stipulated for ia said mortgage.
Now therefore notice ~ hereby given that by
virtue OF the power ot sale contained In said mort
gage and IN pursuance OF the statutes In such
made and proNide ed the said mortgage win ~ fore
closed 10y sal. ~ the mortsagrd promises therein
described =, pubic auction 10y Said Miller Mutual
Building Association 20 tile highest bidder at the
east front door OF tie court house. In the town Of
Miller. In Hand couhty, Dakotz on the 2ith d'y "
June, 1886, NJ O'Clock in the aftertlocn OF that
day anu the proceeds Of said sale viii be applied
towards the payment OF said mortgage debt and
the costs of foreclosure ot said mortgage and the
attorneys fees Aforesaid. The mortgaged premises
are situated In the county OF amt Territory OF
Dakota and are described follows to-wit lot
nine l9). block tweg.y two t22. of Eudcii j. Misrs
addition 10 tine tow, Of h!ller With all ,he build
iLgs and improvements thereon
Dated At Miller %. 7. thi. 10Th day Of May, 1855.
The Miller siatnal building Asrociatian
BY MASfoRp 4 WILLIAMS
ISeall Prs.iduut
Attest: c. II Yorso. secre,sry.
WDLI.As, PrLE n DEiG0s,
ma!stS Attorneys for Mortgage.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
Notice Of Mortgage ForecIesurc sale

Dated ss. :; ls,.t D.so,s. aSy ION. 1889.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
Sherifs Sale

Sherihs Sale
ERRIToRY OF DAKOTA,
County Of Hand
John V. Farwell 4 Co
David T.oev&
Charles Groman
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an execu
tion tom directed and delivered, and new In my
hands Issued out u the Clerks oftics OF lhe Fifth
Judicial district court Territory Of nakota Ia and
tor the county of Hand upon Judgment rendered
In said court IN Iavsr OF Join v. Farwell Charles j.
Farewell, John II. Harmon. w. b. rs-ewSn and
Of John v. Farewell 4 CO.. and against David LocU
Charles 6romann. Rave levied upon the fol
lowing described real estate OF said defendaats
to-wit: Southwest quar- ter OF section ~ in town.
ship IL Of range %. in Hand county. Dakota.
Ard that | shall on the 18th day oi
Juns, A ID. 1895. at the hour Of oi:iock D.
yz, OF said day, at the front door of the coar,
house Ia the town of Miller, in said county, and
there proceed to sell all the right title and Interest
OF tie above named David Loew Chories roman
and all TIE title and interest owned by them
or either of them on Nay "a, lssI
IN and % the above described property 10 satisfy
said Judgment aud costs, amounting to hfteeu
hundred and seventy dollars amt sir cents togeth.
tcwitb an accrutnR costs of sale. and Interest on
The safs from the z7th day Of May 1884 At the rate
OF ~ Per cont per AMMAN. st public auction. TO the
highest bidder Tor cash.
Moyssa voLLaArH WILLIAMS. PILE 4 Bnrso.
plaintiffs. Attorneys.
soW cSsffoAs. sheriff.
Dated Date, :; Mai.r D.iosx Hay ION. 1883.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
PROGRAMME OF MEMORIAL LAY

The following is the programme o.
Memorial Day at Miller, May 81, 1885:
Marshals. John Costigan, of Miller ant
X. 7. Sedan, OF Sc. Lawrence, assistant
The procession will form at o'clock p
m. on Second Street headed east at tn.
link in the following order:
1. st. Lawrence Cornst Band.
2. KILLER Cornet Band.
q Post Martial Band.
4. Fire department. hook and ladder
company No. 1. in uniforms.
8. knights of Pithias.
6. Ancient Order OF United Workmen
z. Odd Fellows.
8. g. A. r., st. lawrence Post
8. G.. A. r Rec Heights Post.
10. O. A. r. Candy Post.
II Children, grls with flowers, boys
with fings.
10. Citizens on foot.
-. Speakers and City officers in car
riages.
IA. Citizens in carriages.
Line of march, east to - street
north to 3D. street, west to Broadway,
north to 4th street, west to public square
where the bands and the fire department
and orders will epen ranks and let the G.
A. u. and children pass through when the
@. A r. will perform certain cere-
monies. The line Of march will again
form and march east to Broadway, south
10 Second street. east 10 rink, where the
following ceremonies will take place:
J.. Memorial march by Miller Cornet
Band.
2. Prayer by Chaplain.
3. Music by Glee Club.
4. Grafton oy Gen Campbell.
5. Music by Glee Club.
8. Short speeches, comrades of G. A..
X. and others.
z. Music by Glae Ciab.
8. Adjourn
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
THAT HACKING COUGH can be 50 quickly Gu
ed by sLlph's cufe. We guarantee It.

WILL YOU SUFFER- with dyspepsia aud liver
complaint shlioh's yitalzet Is guaranteed 70
care you,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27

Tuesday evening committee Of fifteen
OF the leading business men of our neigh
boring town, Sc. lawrence, met at the
court house and embraced similar com
mittse from Miller The hatchet that had
been dyedlwith the blood of both towns
for the past four years was ordered buried
SO deep 1t could never be resurrected I.
has been discovered that in union there
is strength and the purpose Of this meet
ing was to harmonize the towns and both
to work together to secure the future cap
itai Of South Dakota.
The st. Lawrence committee was COM
posed Of The following named gentleman;
b. F. Ives. J. II Baldwin, J. A. Buss, G.
L. Pinkham, J. NJ. King. d. T. Childs,
John Cuthbertson. G. NJ. Randall, Rev.
F. u. Collins, C. G. Clark, S. C. Butter
field. r. d. washburnc, C. E. Mrlpct;,
T. J. Barrow and P. T. Derninger. Ths
committee from Miller was composed OF
A. D. Hin, ". II. Waters, b. y. Payne,
A. L. Mcwhort.r. r. s. willstt, C. E.
Smith, g. c. Firestons, j. r. Martin, Jno.
Morrow, John Costigan. T. n wilkins,
W. H. Miller. P. n. Anderson, G. o. Hut.
son, W. II. Kephart. number Of visitors
were also present. Speeches we're made
by Msssrs. Baldwin, Ives and Pinkham of
St. Lawrence and fIul. Firestone. wilkins.
Martin and Payne. Of Miller. An erscu-
tive COMMITTEES OF ten, ave from each
town was selected TO commence the work
necessary and va. empowered TO appoint
other committees ss they became nscss-
sary. This committee is composed Of ],
F. Martin. A. D. Kill, B. 7. Payne, W.
II. Waters and Turney NJ. wilkins, si
Miller, and B. F. Ives. G. L. P,nkham, ].
Baldwin, d. 7, ChiIds apd Rev. colll2,,
Of st. Lawrspce. This committee viii
immediaiel, secure what properly they
can between the two sowns and report as
soon as they do so. Our bood 10 up, our
aim Is high and besides the one thousand
acres Of land there will be put mp" bo-
nus OF 100000 in cash IN addition. The
location has for its merits. centrality and
absolute giftof all publIc buildings to cost
40 high ss $500. 900. But We will not ak
haust space ON this matter In one edition.
You will hear about IL right along until
this question Is settled
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27

.. s Land once. st Huron. D I. Nay II. 1855
Notice fs hercby given that the follow namt.i
settler has aied notice OF his intention 10 ale naHl
pfQof IN support OF bis claim. aud that sssd prpoi
will be made before the Clerk af district court In
AMI iof Hand county at hiier D. T. ON July Z, iss6
Charter a3-iI2Isv, He names the following viii.
nrssrs 70 Prove his cen,nuous resideacs upon snd
cultivation Of sAad land. via, Join Rsyncids.
John hsnysn. Charles " Could, villiAla Goaid. ali
Of suiier, d. r. J. D. mcfarland
ms,siS keHsser
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27

CAfARRH CURED. health and sweet breath
cured, by Shlch's Cat4rrh Remedy. Price 50 cents
Nasal injector free. Sold by J. b. Fitzgerald. 44y
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
NOTicE-TrMBEa CULTURE

U. 8, land Office. Hurnn u 7. May ~, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
walter y. kooser against Lhcius Bestow for fxlnre
No. l1s4 Huron series dated March 23, 1883 upor
the southwest quarter yection 2s township III,
rasge Ss, iu Hand County. u. 7. with view 10 the
cancellation of said entry: contestant alleging
that the said Bes,ow has failed TO cultivate the
second five acres during the second year after en-.
try ahd also failed 20 cultivate during the second
year the hrst nve sores broken the first year after
are bersey summoned TO appear at the office OF
the CLERK OF the district conrt In and for Hand
comfy Ut MILLER, D. +. before him on th, 20 day o
ynne lssB st O'clock a. M. 20 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure
Final bearing at this ofnce July q, 1895 atga a.
maNts John s. Mcfarland. Eegiser
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
Lind ottics Al Huron, D, n may :. lisa

Idiiu vihTt At HurOn, y, 7. May q. 1856.
Notice IL hereby given thst the sollo~i n aned
settler has nled notice Of his intention TO make
hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before CLERK of district court
Of nand county d. T. At miller u. T. on Jnly s6
1885 viz: Charles C. churchill. H'd 1S2a for tha
southeast quarter 20ili-6s. He names the foll W..
ing witnesses TO prove his coutinuous rs idehue
upon and cultivation Of said land. viz Geo. W.
Nelson, Edward Yerdon, Theo,ore Jeppe and
logan N. d. Scott all Of KILLER. ID. T.
mA2w John s. Mcfarland Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
SHERIFF's SALE
TERRITORY or DAKorAl


County of Hand
Harvey 7. Taylor
Willie J. so1ers
notice 1, hereby given. that BY virtue Of A OF.
ecut'o to me directed and delivered aud nov IN
my Ia de, issued ont Of the Clerk. sfEce Of ths
Fifth tu ticiL District curt Territory OF Dakota
In ana tor the county OF Hand upon a iudqme nj
rsndere in said eoartin favor OF said .Hsryey n
Taylor. plaintiff and agaust said Willis T. Seinsrs
defendant Ihsvs levied upon the foll wing de..
cribed real estate OF said defendant to.wIt; ihs
ncrthsast quarter ~ Of section Ec ten (lOJ twn.
sbip one hnndred aud twslvs Ui2l north. range
No. sxtynine t69j west IN said county and territory
Aad that shall, en- saturday the lath dsy OF Jun.
A. D. 1875. stths hour Of 2o'clocl p. IN. OF said
Gay, At the East trout door ct the cOurt mouse In
The town of Miller IN said COUNTY aud territory
rrocesd to sell ell the right title and insenst II
the shove named Wife .. Somes in and to the
ahovs described propc ~. 40 satisfy said Judgment
81 costs, am un ing 10 four hundred and thirty
six collars snd hfteen cents together with all &C.
cruing costs Of sAe. and stere the game from
the 2d day Of April lSs8 at the rate OF per eent
per annrn, 1t public auction TO the highest bidder
Dated at Miller. Dakota the esth day Of april
fArsE WHITE ASpG c. FRrsroxs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JoEs CosrieAN,
maott Sheriff Of the County of Hand
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27
MILLER,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY

County CommiSsioner---Jno. Duthis J N. KIN
Thamas Griffin. Levi Harris, }. A. woolheiser.
Register OF Desis--s Keeler,
shenn-John Costigan.
Jadge of Probate--F Z Parish
Treasurer--O II. Pruner T. A. Ecbort. Deputy
Clerk District Court--C. W. Bovine.
IN ttrict Attorney. J. smith.
As-essor-FL I Douthett
Coroner-DI. Wood.
Suryeyor-Geo. Caselar.
eapt of Schocls--G. l.. Pinkham
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-27

sLERPLEsS NlGHTs. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's cure Is the femed for
you.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30
FOURTH EDITION


Democratic Meeting at Townsend.
A correspondent says Democratic
meeting Of about 100. half OF whom
were Republicans and ladies, was held
at Townsend on Thursday night. Hon.
George Gray and j. Frank Ball were to
have been present, but Mr.. Ball failed
TO put In an appearance. and Mr.. Gray
did all the speaking. Mr.. Gray paid
his respects to the tariff, saying 1t was
good enough In war times, bat IL was
robberytn0w.
He thought the Bayard assessment
law was just the thing Was very easy
for man to pay his tax and vote. He
said We had honest TAX collectors, who
were always ready and willing to re-
ceive taxes. He favored Temperance,
and thought It ought to DO taught In our
schools and preached from the pulpits.
He made 3 grand appeal to the few
Democrats present TO stand By the
grand old party, and II the people
wanted local option he thought they
should have II. He then went for MI.
Blaine, saying that he WAS only hood
winkiug the laboring men.
He spoke two hours and only twice
was he applauded. and even then II
was started BY . young Republican.
The Townsend cornet band gave excel
lent music, and after the meeting Mr..
Gray met the thirsty ones ut the hotel
and "set 'em up"
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30
3 REvIrIEs.

Sun Rises Q n. Sun sets 90.
Try Buns coei yor VIII liks &c.
Try Bashb GOAL you will surely like 10.
W. j. Kimbis, grocer, apd and Justtson,
Birds snd cages 81 psrKsrs's, East snds
Strong Cough candy at Ferguson, II u. ID.
Willard y. Davis', iewsls,, 4. md street
oity Lsundry. SIXTH and Baipisy street
Tins Is x. Hinge. 81 Hama. 10 r. Fourth
Agents for DUNLAP hats. Rumford
Brothers. hstters.
washing machine for sale at Pickol's stove
store. Q East Fourth Sc.
for SIX boardsrs at so2 King street
Mrs. J. b. Ward, Hygiene Underwear,
Corsets, etc.. ooe Shipisy street,
buy your furniture and bedding at Gan.
mons, eo5 shipiey street, and save money.
Buv furniture and bedding at Cannon's.
bos shipiey street. Prices lsw.
Cottage suits from els up, and lounges
nom % up. at Adsir's, AIS Market sc.
walnut chamber suits, . pieces. marble
tops, from $50 up, at Adatr's, tiS Market 81.
Solid walnut, hair cloth parlor suits, 7
pieces. from s2s up, 81 Adair's. as MARKET
street.
Infants clothing and ladies' underwear
made ct stats b Davis, No. 7 East Fourth
street.
Try the champion flour, 30 cts. for ~ lbs
or y. % per Dbl. W. J. Ksmble, Second and
Justison streets.
Try ths snoWnske nour. IS cents for ~
lbs: or 1918 per bbl. W. j. Kemb.e, Second
and Justison streets.
Powell. No. sos Madison street, keeps con.
stantly on hand oysters 1t 70, 30 and 40 csnts
per quart. Delivered tree TO all parts OF the
ity.
II you want Cheap picture frames no tn &,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30

The ofiicers-elect OF the suberdinsta
lodges of Odd Fellows 10 this county
will be installed by the officers of the
Grand Lodge Of Delaw are, as follows:
Delaware, No. l, Wilmington, Mon
day, November i; Herman, No. 29.
Wilmington, Monday, November /;
Asylum, No. %, Wilmington. Tuesday,
November 2; Eagle, No SO, Henry
Clay, Tuesday, Noven Der 2; Hone, No.
q, Wilmington, Wednesday, Novem-
ber 8; Naomi, ID. of R., Wilmington,
Wedr esday, November 3; jefferson,
No. 2, Wilmington, Thursday, No.
vember 4; Eden, No. "a, Wilmington,
Thursday, November 4; Fairfax, No.
8 Wilmington, Friday, November 8;
Columbia, No. %, Wilmington, FRI
day, November 8; Mechanics, No. A,
Wilmington, Saturday, November 81
Brandy wine, No. Is, Henry CLAY, Sat-
urday. November 6; Friendship, No.
%, Eockessin, Saturday, Eovembe g.;
Certreville, No. 81, ContreVille, salur
day, November 81 Washington, No. S,
New CASTLE, Monday, Eovemb Der 8; Ma
tional, Nc. 80, St. Georges, Tuesday,
November Q, Patrick Henry, No II,
Delaware City, Wednesday, Novem ber
10; Ofiental, No II, Newark, Thur.
day, November IL Star OF Bethel, No.
10, Grubb's Corner, Saturday, Novem-
Der ID.
Those who missed Col. G. W. Bain'a
lecture last night, At the Institute,
missed a rare treat, but they haye stiil
obance 10 hear him 10 night at Han.
over Presby terian Church.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30

The following jufors have been drawn
TO serve at the kovan Der term OF the
Superior COURT and the Court of Genera
Sessions, which convenes on the 18th
prox mo-:
Brandy wine Hundr0d-Alfred NJ.
Leach, Jacob X. Handy, Joseph For
wood.
Wl!mington-R. r. Shakespeare,
I,ewis 4, Springer, William .. Mtara,
j..
Chrlstians-william ScJtt, William
Rose, ST., r. A. Sturgeon.
Mill CTeek-John g. Morrison, james
Ridgeway.
White Clay Oreek-Johu K. Mote
George w. Vanssnt, William Rankin.
Pencader-Thomas Davidson, Fred
erick Racine, Robert T. Burgess.
| New Casile-Georee W. Eekelg, Rich
ard Morgan, Richard Nsloaey.
| Red Lion-Wm. Il. King, Ephrsin
Sterling, PPnton Bc.Ville.
BIT Gtorses-Henry Whittock, viii
| liam g. Janvier, james S. McMul.en,
AppoqniDiminS-William j. Beck
Robert d, Ratledee.
! observation-disclosures Middleton, Gran
don Reed.
The second pane is az follows:
Brandy wine-Stewar:R Ramsey Hsrr.
PEI kius.
Wilmiugton-Micha j. 6tarkey
Anton HAnber, David HARLEY.
Edward p. Conner, Johl
L. Lyman, Robert Rodden,
| Mil Oreeh-J oSeph Barker, Ora1for
Rankin. john G. PHILIPPE.
i White q Sy Cresk-Wiiliam II. Gan
l hlp EFHF.HlAn E.zfhurn
1 Pencader--James ID. Murray, Emo
Rsmbo.
New Oastle-John M. Burke. Issa
Moody, Frank c. WsessnDan.
! Rel Lion-Cieorse 4. mi. John \
KAne, William F. Neh, Jr.
81. GsoIfo-J. Flescher Detkynt
Jacob Eoetel, Wilson L VAuseGrift.
ApFoQ uini AiBk-Isrsel PTlschsrt
t,&zEcl q. Thomas, Duyal Gihos.
Blhck biro-W illiAn l. Collins, Ant
aiss Ennis, Villas r. Collins.
The list OF p~tit isrSS for the Ooul
of oy q sna 1,r.s per 10 o. follows:
Brand ufke-sSl. y Wat.cz, Elhs
3. King, EAtu d haley.
WIN -, Oh y illiAn Orippe, Ma
i, bhe- Oaic Eell, Johz b. p-anstt.
Ohrlathaa-JSsob b.. Way, Jeh
Kane
Il &ill Orock-jtues II. EAnan, Go
|. Springer,
Il %hirs Olny Ogeek-JsEaes Il. Mos
CEzsSaca q Ja1es.
fsnaaosr--W eahfaSsea Barron, vi
LII a r. 2ex Esoia,
N.ss osSi Henry @. AS-kap. Lea
h q asss ssek.
II Red Lion-T5o-aS W. Marcy, Jes
tT. f2ioa.
II 81. Gsor5os-Frenk P. Pedlsy, Up
u raias 2bszaton
q ApPoquinisSinS-Harry Lee, Jan
ELF MJuTa.
BlEcs blra-Joesph Van Pelt, Vinse
is Cst s.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30
EDITION.
A Shameless Set Of women.

Yesterday sfternos, Mary Baltop,
Clara Whitcraft, 6ars Griffith and IDA
Griffith, alias Goodwin, all Of whom
are wemen of i'll repute, got on drunk
and created q disturbance at q policy
shop near Fifth and Orange streets, ard
broke the windows and part OF the fur
niiure. After being elected they pro-
ceeded alo1g Fifth street to King, " here
they were taken in custody by Officers
Hanna and Meachem and locked up In
the women's room on the second floor
Mt police station. Their conduct while
in this rom was so indecent and dis
graceful that the Mayor had them take q
down stairs and placed in the cells.
This morning they were arraigned be
fore Judge Cuwmins, when Mary Bal.
ton and Clara Whitoratt were each fined
S. and costs. The case of Sarah and
Ida Griffith WAS then taken up, when
City Solicitor Turner called the atten.
tion Of the court to the fact that they are
mother and daughter, and said that be
had been Informed that the girl is but
1e years ofage, and that four weeks age
she was compelled by her mother tc
enter house Of ill-fame. He had alec
been informed that four months ago the
mother had performed aoiim inal opera
ton on this same girl, and that sht
makes Q practice of doing the tame fol
others.
The Judge said that he would advise
Mr.. Turner to make this fact known Il
the Attorney General, as there Is a Law
which provides q heavy penalty fol
this offense. He then imposed fine o
$40 and costs on the woman, whict
will send her TO New Castle Jail for A
days.
The case Of the girl was then taken
up, and ut M Turner'S suggestion she
was recommi. ed until Tuesday, to Of.
ford him an opportunity TO consult
with Liquor Bailiff Ogle and ascertain,
II possible, where she obtained the
liquor.
As this girl stood In the deck she pre-
sented one Of the most disgusting spec
tacles ever witnessed In the City Court.
She seemed to glory in her shame, and
frankly informed the Court that she
did not intend to ever try to be any
better than abe now IL, and stated thai
rs quick as they we're released che In.
tended to a gain join her mother. She
said that she had been driven TO q life
of shame by her father, and she didn'
care whether she lived but tive days o.
ten years, she intended to follow 1t, an(
no one could stop her.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30

Prof. Crabb's Beautiful PenInsnship.
There is now on exhibition at CrAbb's
writing parlors three OF tho finest and
most elegant pieces OF penwork ever ex-
hibited in this city. The pieces Home,
Sweet Home" King of the Forest" and
Hunted unto DEATH" are In size 22x28
inches, and are so artistically done that
description would be feeble. They CAP
be seen front, OF Monday, at 706 King
street, and they will be exhibited 10
some prominent market street window,
where we feel sure they will attract
immense crowds. Go see them. Room
open daily from m. to 10 p. m. Gail
this Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-30
They Saw Grover.

Conductor Phillips OF the Delaware
branch of the p, Wa B. Railroad has
returned home from the annul meeting
of the Railroad Conductors of the
United States and Canada held ct Bal,i-
more. He says that yesterday the Bslti-
more q Ohio Railroad com psny placed
q fine train ut their disposal and they
with their wives were taken to Wash.
ingtcu, whore by appointment they
were presented and introduced TO Presi-
dent Cleveland, who received them In O
friendly speech, in which he said he
was glad to meet the conductors ard
their families. The delegates were given
the freedom OF the Departments and OF
joyed pleasant day Waiting public
places