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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

0E0lcO, CuEucO 1.-Two unkAD Va 81oN1
stafe;and want. that some Tamsellel
| in the exercise of tAis heaven-born
rights" may build up q large fortune
or a druggist dispense cheap medicine
Such is not for the veal and advan
tage of Kansas, nor for the health
morally and physically, Of her thrifty
liberty-loving inhabitants.
That sacred plowshare was driven
s.among the vitals" of officials of the
state as class; if it burst and carried
away the ''tackle of the heart" of any
Thomas county official conscious OF
non-performance of duty, why should
the DR.. and the best critics (?) pour
out the walls of their devastating dis
pleasure upon the prohibitionists and
measure of public policy2
The DR.. will not probably advocate
the repeal of the laws against riots and
the throwing of dynamite bombs, be
cause the Chicago anarchists have vi
olated them. Will the DR.. grid up his
loins and tell us the difference between
the s'tweedle dee of enforcement and
the 'stweedle dunn" of non-enfOrcement
of law?
Shall the law or the official be sent
to chaos?
Shall we repeal the law relating to
abortion because certain quacks and
INSCRIPTIONS physicians procure abor-
ton and charge large fees because of
the hazard?
The plea of cheap medicine is a
specious humbug, hardly worthy of
serious consideration. The amount of
alcohol and whisky used in compound
ing medicine in the U. S. is an infni-
tesmal part of the alcohol and whisky
consumed as beverage
The U. S. internal revenue, not pro-
hibition, O learned Dr., enhances the
price of alcohol. ''Echo answers" to
the sOphistries of the DR.. that if Il man
perform in season all acts necessary.
and the rain is withheld. there will not
be even nubbins; or if rain, sun and
soil are all present, and the farmer sit
idle, then there will not be even nub-
bins-for whisky. If the engineer
fail in duty, is the engine a failure,
ell, DR.? Is the physician or medicine
a failure when the patient refuses to
take Edwards Celebrated Democrat
ic Pills?"
The assertion that drinking men,
driven to drug stores, are not wanted
by the prosecuted druggists, is the
produce of an uhveracious magma
ton.
Such arrant nonsense is an insult to
the intelligence of the readers of the
CAT
Prohibition considers collective fel-
lefty rather than individual pursuit of
happiness, liberty rather than license.
The DR.. sees license through glass,
darkly, and thinks it is liberty. The
natural liberty of man, when entering
into society, is abridged or restained
by voluntary consent, so far as is nee
cessary for the great end of society,
and the best good of the whole, and
men who claim the protection of soci-
ETY. have right to demand and insist
upon the performance of such limita-
tons and measures as provide fair and
impartial liberty.
Enforce the law and prohibition is
a success and society will be benefited
by it. LAYMAN.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

The Democrats at Stockton July 8
nominated Col. w. S. Giles. of Ellis
worth county. Col. Giles, though now
n farmer, was Fish Commissioner un-
der the regime of Governor Click. He
was also a Buchanan elector.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

Scott county is temporarily organ
lied with Scott City as the temporary
county seat.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15
The THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
1. q. q. Z.

Cusiislrt Lodge No. 273, meetsxegularly every
OTuesfny evening at Beams Hall, at O'clock
p. m. Allmembers OF the order are cordially
invited to attend.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

Seward county has been recently
organized.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

Col. 'Corkhil, who had charge of the
prosecution of Guiteau. is dead. So
the prediction of Guiteau is being full
filed.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

Topeka will have a cable railway.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15

Dodge City is to have water works.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-07-15
Commissioners Proceedings.
COLBY. KANSAS. ,July 9TH I,

NO'.H1' KA-h@SS1H.,' "Hit "tAt' IOCV'
Commissioners met in regular session.
Members present. Frank Pingree, NJ W.
Witham and II. T. Heming and james n.
Fike county clerk. after examining the
petition presented by the citizens of Colby
petitiOning the board of County commits
siOners to incorporate the town of Colby
as a city of the third class. the following
order was made and county clerk ordered
to have the same published according to
law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01


The manufacturers OF Cohoes, New
York, have agreed that on and after
March LIST, the wages In the vArious de-
partments Of their mil sshall be restored
60 the scale paid before January LIST,
1875. This will be equ vAlent to an
advance of about 10 per cent
The AmaleAmAted Association ol
Iron and Steel Workers propose 20 e.
tablish In Pittsburg . large depot OF
store, from which will be distributed
supplies of flour. groceries, boots and
shoes, tobacco, ETC., to subordinate
stores throughout the manufacturing
communities Of the country"
The spinner Union OF Fall River
Massachusetts,, having q Membership
Of 200, has decided 10 join the Knights
| Of Labor.
TIE employees Of the North ORATOR
Mills At Worcester, Massachusetts, hAv'
demanded al increase Of 10 per cent
The concern 10 = branch of = large &c
Establishment in Scotland, and nearly al
of its employees are Scotch.
The managers Of the North Manches
ter (Ccnn.) Misunderstanding Coupan.
have reduced the hours OF labor OF thei
Ismployes from Il t0 10 daily withou
any reduction Of wages, and viii intrS
duce the weekly pay ment system. be
ginning on March LIST.
J. 4. Cummings, proprietor OF III
St. Louis Glass Works, has uled arti
eles i" for tse Incorporation OF his work
As a CO operative BODY" He believe
this the only true solution Of the lAoo
problem.
All The mouldsrs in the stove foun
dries al Troy, y. Y, struck on SAtni
DAY 10. an advance Of IS per cent III
/ nun Der IN strike is about 80.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
work IN Congress

The Education bill rem aims the un6n-
ishsd business il the Stnats Its pos;
ton ard the Troepect OF = discussion on
the issue betN es the Senate and Exe-
cuuve are expsc ted 70 prevent any ether
matter froEa bring considered for some
time. In the House there are two bills
Ne un6nished business, oue OF them the
Henn.ptn Canal bill, bus neither is ex-
pected 10 receive further consideration
this week. Ii IL understood that after
the cslIsot States Today Mr.. james, OF
New Iork, will be recos nized TO move
tee sdcpi:cR Ct . resell tion hx,Dg oer-
tain days for the consideration Of ths
adverse report on tie FIRE. Coinage blll.
There are nc~ SSe Srne-al appropria-
zion bills n COMMITTEES of tbs Whole,
which may Be taken up al Any time,
RSpresen tAtive Wcodburn, of Nsva-
cA, will to-day introduce In the House
bill for the prevention and puaish
nent Of polysAmy. ''whlch has received
the approval Of promiueoi Geniiles in
Utah, and has been submitted TO mem
bers Of the Judiciary Committee of both
Houses Of Congress
Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan. OF behalf
OF the House Com mitfee on Post on zee.
sill 70 day Submit report dissenting
from thNtof the majority in favor OF {, e
bill TO compel American steamships u
carry [ nited States mails.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
a Double Tragedy.

A double tragedy, ending with the
taking OF tao lives, took place in PhilA
delphiA yesterday Afternoon a. 5o'c,ock
Goitleib Lentr, aged s., tailor, bu,
given 10 inienperAncs, and his y ife
Margaret, aged 50, lived ~ 2542 Sep
viva street AT about 50 O'Clock Mr.
LentH cane into Roden halser's sAloor
on The corner. by the side cour with her
throat cut from ear TO ear. a physician
was sent for, but the woman was dead
before the physician arrived. Before
Mrs. Lentg came into RodenhAuser' Z
house the height boris beard three or foul
pistol shcts in Lsntz' house. An ofFic-r
entering the house found I.sntz lying
dead on his back or the floor, with a
pistol in his right hand and a wound in
his nesE, under tie chin, leading up
ward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

The Institute Hall though not %
much crowded yesterday "a upon ether
occasions when temperance meetines
were held was nevertheless well allied
President Hodson occupied the CHAIR
and urged the members OF the Red
Ribbon Association 70 attend the bust
ness mtetiERs more punciuslly on
Saturday evenings, md announced one
in Scott n. E. church on next Saturday
evening. He also spoke n good word
for the women's Christian Temperance
Unions headquarters NJ eco Market
street ,.where free reading rooms wert
opened TO the public, and urged young
men to frequent those rooms and spend
their evenings in gaining useful infor
nation,
Rev w. L. White read the FIRST Psalm
from q Bible presented TO TIL associa
ton at the Second Baptist Church on
Saturday night. Good music was fur
nished by an efficient choir, under the
Leadership Of John W. T,dd. Rev. n.
l.. Hubbard was cal ed upon rs the tirs'
speaker. He revie~ed the most popa-
lar opinions in regard 10 intemperance
and while not knowing whether u wa
q disease or not, hs believed that Il
could be cured by faith and pray CT, bu
not so much As by individual Effort
and IL necessary, by forgetting" th'
saloon.
Rev. W. L. McExAn, Of Rodney
Street Preshy ttrian Church, WAS th'
next speaker. lie believed also tia
intcmperAnce could be cured by pray er
and cited the case OF John 8, Cough a
proof He believed that the drunkart
himself Ues IN a Great p.sAsnrs ---Es~
si6le Tor his Own degraded condition
and too much false sympathy va
shown for him.
Ths moderate drinker Slso be though
should be held reeponsible or accom-
of his example; next comes the kAlool
keeper in Responsibility and AftsE
wards the community.
Mr. McEwAn riGicnled the good char
acser part of the license lAW, and con
sidered giving the license fees 70 tn
school fund as sarcGSm He instances
the Knights Of Labor Of this city IS Al
illustration OF the benefits Of united
effort, and :, "a those who protessSS
temperance thai they II Us; nos hesiiAf
q be known As = Temperance man an,
woman,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
IsirthdAy sarprtse

About GO mem bers aad friends OF A.
bury NJ. Z church me, a. the residence
Of Miss Ella Novels, No lO East Fifth
street., on Saturday evening, Feb. 21ih,
aud headed by A. Fi-ldipg, proceeded
70 the reeitsnce OF Prof. W. BAyard
Gem, No. 6. : Poplar street, he having
reached lis 53i milestone In life. The
frierds took fu.l posss ssion Ct the
house. Mr.. Gem being out at the time,
was sent for. and upon his arrival his
overc0At Was taken of him quicker
than 1t ever came OF before. After
order Was rest rel, Rev W. L s. Muir.
rsy stepped f5rSsrd, and on behalf Of
his friends, presented the brl Their with
= very hauds me willow rocking chair,
which was received by him with many
thanks After his the friends were
invited 10 the din groom, where they
found . table fairly rroaniug benea b
lite load q cake, ice cream, etc, 10
which all did ample jusiic-. The re-
mAinder Of the evening was spent IN
singing and play ipg games The trie- ds
rsturued home near midnight, feeling
that all had speLi . very pleasant even.
ing. AID many wishes that Mr.. Gem
might live 10 STE many more such
birthday occasions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

Tti7-Es tie EiEiuess A-d cczrtssy
Q. 1rer.cien3ent Carer, a. The ? W
= = 8..r al, a. ezra tram all r
psi lp-- tie road 20 ere ILAs cz.y O.
Ttl-s-zy -1or8inz a; gs a = Tor ik4
Win 1tt5- u. ( CaLf-re. y TIA;
G u-e1 -. lie ssssso-s al I E;o1. Nj
- IA cA-- TIE I RiB NJ .exve 3;
re sane bozr every day 3urns tie
s.ti2FE CSrfsrtr > e1usr, sandzv,
s-d :; - 10 c~abt y very .Ersely
pA-rs-,z-a - psrsoas dtsirsas ot a.
i-rd.-E C5-is-sro- II, n his CITY Gad
ole: I,51E;t Alu-r The ro1d-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
Stolen rrepert, Recovered

Chief OF Police Dous cherry returned
home trcm New York or Sunday morn
ing, having the articles in his poses
sion stolen BY the youuE lad, Eerbsr
HeFworth, from tie residence Of Johr
Peoples. He would have brocsh- Hep
worth with him, but vas preveuies
from the fact that Re Is held IL arsWe
for severA, charges CT Ihef; in New
York tia; will send him 10 the peniser
tiary for several years htpwo-th i
onl y Is years OF sge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
FOURTH EDITION

Dots
Mr.. Mcdaniel has gone West for LOT
Of horses, and will return the last Of this
week, when they eau be had cheap.
Grace Baptist church will elect .
board OF trustees at q meeting 10 be
held on Thursday evening.
The "FAvorite Prescription" OF DR..
Pierce cures "femAle weakness" and
kindred affections. BY dTuggists.
Just received, q fiesh lot OF Finuau
Haddies, l2c. per pound, at Deverell's,
No, East All street.
For cheap notions and trimmings 60
70 New Store, Marke, street, Newport,
Del.
The sale OF pictures at No. AIS MAJ
ket street will be continued until all
are disposed Of.
The wilming ton Con ference will meet
at Elktor, Md. next Thursday nj 3 a.
IN. Bishop Msllalieu will preside.
Salvation Oil routs and banishes all
bodily pain instantly, and costs only
twenty five cents bottle.
A very fne oil painting OF the like
ness Of General Grant. by j. Paul
DIo&us tOf tue Nlty OO1uCstt C4h po ecen
tor = few days in Rniolph's window.
A three-s.oried brick house, Ne. III
Walnut street, was so.d at pubic sale
Saturday morning BY Samuel W. Nc
Galley 10 ysme- Lynch, for 81 eco.
The Jackson & Sharp Company ship
al six ombipation cars 10 the Florida
Railway i Navigation Company on
Sa'nrday.
Grace NJ. Z. Sunday school will bod
its missionary anniversary on weines'
day evening. An interesting program
Will be presented.
Marshal Newlip l.belled the steamer
Mary Morgan on SATURDAY morning or
n claim OF the Harlan n Holiine Wor III
Go. for wharfage.
Z. w X. S,ockley OF this city. who
has stables AZ Thuty. ninth ard Market
streets, PhilAdtlphis, has received the
contract 70 supply the PLilsds phis
fire department with horses daring the
coming year.
Frederic K. Robinson, chief engineer
OF this city, has heen elected . mem Der
Of the Engineers Association e Phtla.
delphiA. CdAIl7s Pasey. OF the Pussy
Il Jones Company, is alsO . mem Der oil
the came organization.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
Re-4srAr. Esg<u

Dz--rf ;ns past week i1s-s we're -
o1t.t -s--iEE.s AL g taAtAs -
F1-,es- = zAEikira- RrEEsr ~ having
ac-zrrs- :. lis CT! AEA-asf - 5tAths
~ lts .Jf----so5l lLE Ws-E e ,ss5
bt HSZs-. Z death were a. s1.4oWs
Cg-aF-E ~ and b-s-i cisaz.s sxct
FLt1L !. BlshI's 1..zEse. ss. "a
sItz-s1--r-- e2EvElssaos AZ z23I.exy
= As-cs .hek
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

Sosr &c h5TsFiisas o Sc. az II E
Oar Z ts q tie 3 : inst, = are
ot a. s,-Ass46 IN NsS Cast Id D.
.-LEic az tie - .At- oftAs Xf@ Eardolrh
Pei@-s- L q. ih,-se .t1:y t.-.ck house
OF Lh- 4 u s--Fei. Siztt v1r5 tUo-
Aoe-S "a s:d-y trscE to-sA a. TEe,+ta
aDa Rrsr s-rse-s. A36 = sJi q land OF
JS,Eso- rssr ShsTs y ..;k- h<,E Ki2s
- lie eg;&:- OF ths .si< Jlssza NA:.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
The Mecormiek Eeaper Irouhle.

Nj " 5Co-Dick, Of the Reaper
WORKS Il Chicago, sa.d on Saturday
TIA; lie Intended &c reopen TIE work,
en- " Id4y for such Of the NET IS L.
E0a d y able 20 pCi 70 work he
Soaid 10, be abe 10 provide for al
hoe tr gagged When tie works wer,
c>osa5, II: Wozli eDp,cy as many a.
p1rs.t.s- he adhered 70 tie pr positicu
II regard % wages and k=.o truy (
Ike ia - 10 eu p1oy CT discharge whom
= ? eAse1 The committee Of twelve,
--A.-i-s . rsp res@aT nike ;su;hs Of II I
e1p.e!es, net sn SA.ur1Ay 70 oons.d,i
tie : - iuu. asd EUz-iuou..y re
s7.Eta a. siIsi gong 10 work on Mon
a.y 4 similar rsso - Z "a. a1op:st
a. E-eaEg q the s-r.ksrS, t1l siroak
led = ,Ae evening"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
res 5 Seulns Maehlse C.

TIE e3n@itss- Il CIV Cczre.. A.
po'I ted 10 yss.f ne S'rst- sewn.
Machine Co, 81 New YcIg. 70 i-Gse
The company - locaie is works Il II.
Guy, wll inset the PoAri Of Ira
re1t thursday evening 10 SIX y
Board 70 appoint s oc- n Ike 70 CO
oPe-Ate IL tie movement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
The Case Of shoekl.y.

This being the hrst Monday of the
month Tie regular session Of ManicipA
Court Was held Jacob Shockley, col
ore5, was charged wlth having com
miued an aggravated assault Oh Ia
ward Sui b, OF January 2o;h, by sfrik
ing him O. the head with . brck, dur
ius a hgbt Al Tenth and Bennett streets
The Witnesses for the prosecution teeii
Z ID 70 The assault, hat scarcely Any o
item were sure that the prisoner Wa
the O1e Who tire Ii. stone, Shile III
defense ret only protuced xtues.e
who we're positive that he Was not II
o1e, ba; : 80 showed that 3; tie tim
the gnI took place Shockiey was a
bis home over Eleventh street b.iiSe
Fred Marin testified ,hA; be saw th
fsk; ard thAI IL vas Shnckley's orothe
who iare n tie stone The prtsorer NJ
a. dsieEded y F.Apc!s NJ Walker
Z q Srd As soon ss tie ast Viines
ga heard the Ja3gs dismissed II
CASE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
A Han d.ons flOnlid

Last Saturday night "a
fell on the third act Of IA
Mis- Baker was ca!lS =
ssute with a lsrsr, VI !,
basket Of alwers from ~
Isis one OF the ffei III
ever given 10 this city
A, the close Of lhs P 4
Grifhth vas tnieFlAlna
Bachelors, aud The el'.
which Vas handed . Als VI
OF the s, coud act 90 I1.sgj
formally presented. " y
sists Of q silver buck. ~
inscription Nv. u III :.
Racbelors, Wilnine'Cl,
q. 1886 - 10 reeel7lie
made q neat and app
which be returned ID
donors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
Aimee Coming

The cs,s h-Atad Frsn,h .sc;-sss Md
Aimee 81, appear 3; the oaerA L C..
next Monday night, il MAJ zs.le. >
Nc i AiEee Is vel known ~ ore q
ihe hrs Ties; &ni n osi tAlsuIe6 artists OF
tie stage. and viii no doubt be srseiet
wiz fuil kocSA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
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ts- p1ynz-KpAs Il - IL var q.
g! - ;. - BIS chez Gk,-erv. - Mar
Ee'i ST. CSni1sts, u : 3 cuEar.
En1 WI - Il cEEsr A. SKIS f-aEs.see
EtL. cd t,sTe1s3 a4--E .. = "a.
LsA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

John r. 0'Keefe, alh
ex President Of the Bad
men in Mes HsveI, Ca(
found dead on slturdgl
bottom Of . tiighi Of I'D
the d min groom in I'D
vas = long, deep I'D
his head. A medicaE
cided that be had beent
oplexy while going np q
about 90 ysArs Ot.Lge.
Archibald Meyers vWia
while waking from Nssl
gonery In SeS York, %
He vas 10 attendance aiA
brother, James z Agad
cusel Of The murder OthsnI
lover, and missed The mn
The hors,s attached D,1|
ter, Pa ran away 90 Sa
noon aud jane Djuah'fs
Was ,hroWn agAinstsIs ls1f|
xii ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

1nal1red JKps1 tss = rt'o5u u end &c
~ Physicians A. free s--n noTpzr POI
sl1, as Il j. prepared = willow hssk "a
.-ssAS5 4 - c1Rys- ESTs We have
Il ire Q. dust 81 = cs1fS Ne Yves
S-ItA street., Oe11rl TIA STORE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

PersseA' Propsr;y Is advertised 70 he sOls
~ kllcuS

PersseA' property Is advertised - he sol3
A. klloWS
Mar
l<hr HAYES, Nov Castle, :
q. q. EerEu Mil Oreek.
Andrew fsellevt.lS. he'd Lion, - !
Lew hOSsrts. cry. sale IT hSrsss. -
NAyier n CArsen. 6-AndyWIns Id. - 5
A 4. 7 son. CEeste-, :
y X Wtn,er New Castle Hid, I
Joseph TAlley. HyAsd. vIns> 4
Wa T. pAysgi, Pe7cAder nd, e 4
u. Z =. 4sEehosS, Ctatrcv.lls,
lyman \ : M iaer. CbnSuAnA, :
WIZ S..ekley, cry, furniture 8
les EAauy. AIN, BsN1cyN iae HI. " =
=. \ Hall, eity, II
Miller n Csoaa. Brandywine, IL
Z ". LeNiS NeuErE. J.
Gtc-gc r casa, CsrtstikaA + g., Il
Tnos. White. dee's, New castle He, - Il
= n Johnson Ninth WArd. 4" /.
LcWtEsr JAckaop, Christina, is
Estate q y Armstrong, IhrlsisAaA. " Il
Price Molslsy, hr1nay sire I'D. i
Ia iucr \ cd wsrt e ar1st2E&hd-, II
lAvGI Waiter n bro -. 4 e.. HID, - j,
= flsrn GsshAn. ,'hrfstiSaA HID. Il
Levi Roberts hester. j.
jan VI US, Nes CaEtie Nd. d" -
iA1n Barns Nes CASLl. Ht, - j,
vfihca \ AiSel, krSE iyWire, :.
John CitsttS, Chtc : Ford, =.
hea sore MSyns. De.AuAre Co. =
kstA.e 81 James Rrd. oi.y, ?.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01

: tired NcC-Acksr ESs before Iudse
Czz n1rs tins DorulnE charged with
erzz ksrDsEss ard fDs of g. ard casts
was II y.ose6- WI Az Cartwright " ~
c71zhfs6 = New Castle jail foz rWensy
csys a. rAErsLE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
Ne; ArlNNdNn

T6s Rev tdse -S-.'ASe orierai hy
TX y AshinE-an ? p G nnAuy. which
~Ss 81 e4cted 70 k-r.v= in this civ or
SA-zrS8y. hA3 DO re1 he'd here 81 noon
- 4sy and il Is Eow ihalSes ihA, ii
VI. n-fKsI hsrs anti o-norrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-01
KILLED BY Hsel

NORFOLK, Va LET
" p Balm vas saoi
wav, rly, lie OF " Z s' ~
day by HE c Jusin' Y
deceased, in eonP'l' M
Nor i, Wa passed y n
by Quincy Biin' vi IN
feE yaris, turned ala ~ W "A
OF his gun, loaded VIZ !. M
the body Of bis cG ., y All
stAnily After W. " r. Ri I
TO the ground Ql'pcy I II m
70 him aud dischA;.a y
his body. The psop n., N
are greatly eIciit1 O y d !
cause can be sh''st,,,l y
excep, an old ttad Lha, ~
parties, both OF N n.sIl;t
standing in the com y ~.
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Lost

Ms Ye1rE, vic resides 81 No. so
King s-iee', / sd the misfortune to lose
he. ys1cs-i hack asst everirC on Seventh
sf-set Il ocutA;rfG s. IS, two keys
ard sore paper Tae Under viii Re
sultAh'y rewarded OF returning the
SANE Il hsr.
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An lnenrrfn

Stree II has teen 49,
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a. the Opera Houtp, ~
industriously ciiculalk :
the same company vha
the Acaieb y " Naft ~
10 false in every repc, n
CON papy, including NJ p
Morreh, Mr., Hulfsh, Xs1
Miss Mollie Madsr a.! M
all the other ms [ BIN Il \
appear. The cast q IA
no1uced will be the al, Y
a. the Academy, anitlg,l
in the fAmA psinslakl.l q
mAnuer. The curAll i. \
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for sale at Thomn & aid
street, and those EA, I'd n
any CT ali Ct the I've ~
nounced b. this couprh1
their sea,s without teg i
rapidly being taken %
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usIH PIE OIIfD=rE, DsFer fAs :,
cvrt : us--s, a. Ia! :: L Pz-4.ic- :
Sa- King E.-ss..
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BALDWIN County, s.,ss,,pI
18Th, and a heated 4. N
on. " Sam JsHe. .kib,tN
recently male a pi ioS IA
Milledseville, wHl[ sn,tprIr |
excitement. On 'sI,jetIs,
Enni., "An.i P'9 tli y i'I 4 v
brother Of the shsli1 ia
shot aud killed ps .pIori.,' NJ
Hsys roj, Pro iIt,oS5'. a
snn-Probib'tiOa t :p,S1'
other brother OF EDD..