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Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

ID EMOvAIA
III Having renewed to NO. 2Io East
Fourth street, l an prepared " do tin
and sheet iron to0frR, Rutteriak. epoutine
and Job work OF all Kinds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repsired and painted. Esti,
mates furnished whom desired. Would be
pleased 10 see all my old customers and 81
m any new ones as may wish TO give me 0
call. ALEXANDER CHAMBERS.
Al0-am
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
WANAmAKnh's
rHILADzLPHIA. Friday, June 20 1883
Cleanup in Ca pets.

FhAhADALfhiA. frluRys June ~ lbSA
Cleanup in Carpets.
A booming season now at
the wind-up has left ends !
and part pieces thicker than |
ever. While the push and
hustle OF quick trade was on,
no time TO bother with them.
Now we have fixed to bu Ne
die them out in a hurry.
With them go all the pat.
terms that we shall get no
more OF In the Fall-designs
that makers will discontinue
Many OF these are in con-
siderable quantities a n d
complete with borders.
NE haze ne0er knO70n a
time, taking all The SORTS to-
getker. zVAen so little money
yOala CARPET a room so aOeN
Mosquette:
50 patterns, about half at s1.25,
balance at 81 yard.
English Brussels:
IS patterns reduced from 81 65 to
! $l.16.
Best American Brussels:
| tLowell, Rigelow, Hargford)
n patterns down from SIS to 81 10
Is patterns down from 81 So to 81 90
so patterns down from 81 25 to 500.
American Brussels:
/ AZ patterns reduced to so and So
from 81 a yard.
Tapestry:
81 patterns Rpxbury and other extrt
qualities, 75c.
CO Iatterns BEST" down from 80 l.
. Csc.
23 patterns down from 10 to Coo.
26 patterns down from So and 60c +
45 and SOC.
Tapestry part pieces ane
remnants at still lower pri
ces.
Short pieces in all tn,
: Carpets are big enough tc
! cover an ordinary room
! Bring room-size and tn,
!, picking will be easier. The
. quicker you choose the b t.
ter the chance to get JUS
what you want.
I About 1900 Smyrna Rug
J. at double.quick prices.
% Something more to set tn
Mating trade echoing:
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
BALTIMOKx q vraIo kAILRoAp
soEHDUhE II KFFROT, April 30, lsso
Trains ieavs J'slAwsfo Avenue Dspor
EAST rNIUND


Trains isavs I'slawsfe Avenue DspoG
EAST nAJUND.
For Philadelphia and Ohsster, SIS, 7 &C
% ~ 5O,s %, 10 20 and Hl1 II la. M; l co. 90
Do, % 70, 20, 0 40, 7 30, IS 40 snd % p. N
On 5uudhys,T 80. 7 90; y ob, 10 80 and All II =
nj 90, seO,S bS,'6 ~. 0 20, 0 Ao.a8 10 and %
p. m.
WEST BOUND.
For Singerly, accommodation, daily II 20
o. m.
For Baltimore, sooomm odation, daily s1.
oopt Sunday Aba NJ.
For Chicago and PittspurE, express, dali,
I 8B q. IN.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
II 8s an.
baltimore accommodation, daily 8 as ID
Pittspnrg, ohioaRo and st. Louis express,
daily 8 40 p m.
singerly accommodation, daily 7 30 p N.
gOE LANDENBEkl, o 10 a. &.spnGk'
only. ll.oo 9. m. anirl except Sunday, 2H
Trains leave market Street. Station.
Ter PhilsdolphiA 18b p. N. daily. 70
BAlIirsore ssP. ~, daily. Rog isAndsh
nsrB ESQ and ll.oo A. NJ. daily except Sun
days a'loa. a on Sunday only hsi anc $40
Pitfs6uts. Chicago and 81. Louis EXPIRE"
ae Tfsins 81 ior n I,lp,nrson-n..vs ph,,As.
pniA, daily, ~ %, 1900, sll 90 =, M, la0
noon. y, 100. a 30, 'Goo. Gao. al', isie
Dsiiy, szoept sunday, 40, ,.so q. IA
as.2s. and $50 o. m.
SundAys only, ale m.
Express trAlnas
RATBs TO WESTERN PoIETs LowIn raAp
VIA AMY OTHER LINE.
". II. OLHMKErs, o. O.sOULR.
Genl Manager. SAn1 Psss, AgaS'
ToleDhona No. va
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
ADDRESS Registered lslssn 10
Kew ORLEANS o. RATIONAL RAHE
E0W GFlNRRn, La.

REMEMBER dss; sns R E.ssEss.t q
aud Early, who are in charge OF the draw
lngs, ia guarantee OF absolute fairness
And Integrity, that tho chances are ali
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEMBER also, that the payment OF
PrlSea IL GUARANTEED RY FOUH
NATIONAL RANKS of Now Orioana.
end TIE riekots are signed by the Presi.
cent OF an Institution, whose ohHrtarod
rights arc roooRn lied In the highest Cour Is;
noymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Wilmington, Juno Is. lsss.
DlssoLUT1oN NOTICE.

rotieo is hereby given that the partners
ship sxiiting between the undersiR ned, do
ing bu finess under the name Of Piets5h b
X icords. has been dissolved Dy mutual con
cent Mr.. PierSon will continue the busi
mesa at THIRD end Ma'ket streets. he will
set 10 AL bills owed by the late arm, and
these indebted will make payment 10 him
HAIRY U. fIERSUN,
ie2b II ukOkQE hlUUkDS.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

vii pay all Yrises drawn IN The LouisianI
state Lotteries which may be presented -
orr oountsre-
2. n. wALMaLEY. Pres. Loufsfans
National Bamn.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pros. state ua
Gfouni Bhnn.
a. Baldwin. Pres. n. o. Hnt1 Bn
CARL. KOBE, Pres. Union MnsiomaI
hAnh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NAV CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

d EGISTER's ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE
NAV CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,,
June 9Th, 1888.
Upon the application Of Thomas Darlington
Executor Of John II. Britton late OF VIII
mington Hundred, In said county, deceased, It
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF letters Ttstamentary
With the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within ~ days from the date OF such
letters in SIX OF the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided Z;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily REPUBLICAN,
. newspaper published In Wilmington, and u
be continued therein three weeks te. o d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. s. {Ofice Of the Register aforesaid, NJ
~~~-~ Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIcE.-All persons having ella ms against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor, on or be-
fore June 9Th, 1883. Otabide the Act Of As
sembly In such case made and provided.
THOMAS DARLINGTON,
Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
e7-eod-su
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
WORkING GIN EMI
WORkIN GIN EHI
WORKIM GMENI
WORKING MENI

why continue 10 pay ront when
$50 cash md So poT month and
taxes will buy q coy homo on
tho east slider
Dwelling contains 8 rooms, In
good condition; lot I5N75 feet.
Convenient to all Industrial Ss-
tahlishm0nts.
u you wish 10 secure one Of
these rars bargains, decide
promptly, end call ON
HAWKINS q CO.,
7I2 Market Street. j4-6t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

10-oent shee. music. G. O. Green
80S Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

CHERIYF's sALE.-BY vIksriJR OF
~ writ OF LevAn FsciAs, 10 - HiireoteA,
will be exposed 70 public sale az ne court
house on Market street between \ nth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF wa aiRgton,
New Castle County, DslAware.
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY. ISIS,
At2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described real estate. VIZ:

the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots or pieces OF land.
No. 1. eituate In the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described rs follows, to wit;
beginning at n stake on the easterly side OF
West street At corner OF land, lot Of Thomas
Shipley, deceased, now Of Harlan Holt ngs-
east 100 feet to land Of Isaac Miller, theiice by
north 80 degr es east II feet TO a stake in
other land of taid Harlan a Holllngsworih.
thence along line Of said land north - de
grees west 100 feet to the said side OF West
street, thence by the same south AZ degrees
west II feet to the place OF beginning he the
%. page 239, &c.
No. .. Situate In the city of Wilmington.
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stake on the southeast side
OF West street, between Second and Third
streets, being a corner of n lot OF land late OF
Issac II. Starr, formerly leased 10 james
Watson, thence by the line Of said lot south
81 degrees east % feet inch to the middle dis
lance line north 81 degrees east q feet 10 \
stake on n line of land late OF the said Isaac
ii. starr, thence along said line north IS de-
grees west e5 feet inch to the eaBterly side OF
West street aforesaid. thence down the same
south 80 degrees west q feet to the place Of
beginning, be the contents thereo what 1t
may. Book W, Vol. 0, page 2Ss, &C.
Seized and taken In execution Ms tho prop
erty OF Isaac Murray and Sarah Murray, his
wife, and {. l., and to be SOLD by
GlLE1 JAMESON, Sheriff.
shertf's once, Wilmington, June p, 1873.
j3-eOdts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

DUBLlU SALE or FIRSr-OLASS
il fresh COWS and sprlngers --'rhe sub
scribor will sell Of pablo sale at the Aotol
OF Linwood, Pa,
ON MONDAY, JULY and, 1883,
at one O'Clock, p. m,
On nrst-olAss fresh .eowe and fEW4
w springer; . good STOCK bulll; MsX
also, . lot Of thoAtA
Inc above COWS were bought Bpringers
and oalved at my farm and are Considered
by Judges to be AZ tino q lot Of cows as have
handled this season among them will be
ter oows. Any oss wanting . frst GLASS COW
should not miss this sale. The train that
leaves Wilm ngton st 1l.8S, arrives a. Lin.
wood In time for dinner and sale.
2 and months credit.
X. L. ROBBKTS.
L. W. StichAm & Son, kuot. i2s dSw 70
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

NrED--k nj
Noukn for 70
4 haiH. A Y
. Tea miles fro,
lhhElAna VilIas
'nse ttreeti. OF
IChiis.tana.D el
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

|cSs ,..E,ioswAY-A''
L,s we. lrown' bal
|ui ,;snSei =, reward viii Vii
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

HNrED--HEL
ho'els, restaura
q 100 thofo. A
va Grange sire
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
sALE-BY VIRTUE OF

- writ OF Leyari FAcias, TO me dl-
rected, will be exposed o. public sale. at the
Court House, on Market street between Tenth
ana Eleventh streets, in the city OF Whining
on, New Cast County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

AhrED-A FIJI
White voma~,
Mas A. Il. Oh
lvsnue.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Be furni
II SALE.
uN. No
oni an
modern
mon,
u SALE
N bost 4
bern pal
ltrm
fALE o
fopery.-
r.. car II
nk road.
CN Alt,
u SALE
fiok hout
Hate poss
SALE
tsblished
Gnge ST Al
h HOUSE, ei
SALE Ul
tore and d1
nlley stree
MALL, ~
Skun.-
fsteflAl, o.
hgL, blinds,
]. K. N An
sALE-1
trmAnt0Hn
collection
h0ND. I'd !
sALl-SF
ofk and drl
ssented.
"
SALE-A
sre, work
bile Add
bALB--1
l. Apply
RBNr-FL
longer, n
1881 HAshll
u, overlook
beyond. u
porh. hud
RENi-SIt
q klfhW lOd
tIrd lrlvisl
20 man with
Ing tlssL.
hBNr-STd
|I ssi corner Of
A, PETERS,
kENI-A
cloty In tho /
Artet stros,l
LY No. Q W.
RENT--rHH
% gas and prl
MARKET streot
kKNT-Ht
tu'stesping a
lsL
RkNr-1Wt
9nii also, DO
hNl.
RkNT-THE
ms, No, sH d
va
FrED-h nj
Noukn for 70
haig. A z
lsn miles fro
hiElAna VilIas
,snse street,. Oh
*uhils.ians. Do
NrID-HEL2
ho'els, restaura
. ,ea thofo. Al
va Grange sire
srED-A FIJI
White woma-,
mas A. Il. OH
venue.
ANrED-A
sileslady in tr1
Ay AIpys 81
AkTED,-A co
nienersl houseT
ps1on street.
HNltD. a Pain
soik. s'elcys
NO. 2ia West
thiILD HJA
PNfJ hoat room
HNN,tILD An
ss s lady ior fh
est sec0Ai,trs
fiN M! a
W. sied man for
t'Od wager. its
A M, Pgu1
~, 81! i!hfssl,rsia
.,n .tiA CID
''ieels.
= ,. t,lkb.-AN "a
Eye. i Y, :, man to e,
1 ~ Markets. St, 4
!. , ,ig,tt4-AaJUI
w Wa. aet dsy. s.
..r.,'.." W DE
:. u BlAal
is'oD1 stor
.-----
b-A STRAY
!! ag1 same Nv Dr.
u Thu slvsrtl
I ~ wtDNEs
w. W. o)'f. roe
.U'd on leaving 1
-------
IN -
~, 20 ,.os,WaY-A
.,', lro1n, haj
H., - re- Toward viii
! 70 s2s LoverIs
J tOu r.
hfsiiIt me best bran
An IN any quanii
:" 10 a Ralion
lELL'S DI
COR SIXTH A
" "lls shake, onlI
IS DYES
,,i0,lE-ALL
+ uuf rgs pure Al
IN ,p,,r,,tser!ptlonsS
-! 20 lnugd -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

w., u II lAal'
W'' isNoDd stor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

fN ,.IEb.-4N M
1 " ~ HlrSttssto, 8 !
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

NlhL-AN Z
.s sted man for :
4 Ooi wager. u.s.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

m,,T,iE.4-AHJUI,
WY, Iiis er dSy. q.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

~ MIA STRAY
- ,ltsV9saue nv i !
PEcs. Ut Vsrtl,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

fax WtDNESl
w. oo'E. rps 4
F'a'asd on leaving NJ ! ,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

rNthD Az
Las ssle, lady iof fh
N ct ssc0Aistr,.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

NNttD. a Palm
'at No. 2la West
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

n \ 7 L Al
+. aleslady IN n,
Pay AIpys. !
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

| NsN.iihlHhJkHDs,,
"c'llnocgt,oDs,, :
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, July 10. 1873.

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets nj Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves $40; Qunr teTn
50; Tenthn 90; TWensieIhB 81.
LIST OF FRIMna,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

rhTED.-A co
isnersl houses
pston Street
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

About 1900 Smyrna Rugs
at double'quick prices.
Something more to set the
Mating trade echoing:
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

'3AIsk'
|selwfil
4 MusI
health.
body Y
|pnsy "
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

aNfkU-A nj.
n I,fsels. "'''e'l
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Entered n the Post Once ct Whining
a, Del., a second elAas mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

hTED pr
| ~, ~ hrgeh,rslI
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

REyi-sIt
"a klfhWj Od |
fArd Fr1visi
Pc man with
King baesI.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23

SOUTH WF>I iIARH0R. Aug. I3 AZ I-lesfor,l
last saturday Capt. Frank STANLEY while ut work
on a stable fell from the staging to the @toun,!
breaking his leg near the lip ana badly rlia.tcrng
the bones. The hip was also thrown out IT ioint
DIS Phillips, Hayward and Grin,leF attended.
Capt. Stanley is Captain OF the Life saving station
1T l7lesfor'l and it is sad blow to him A. he viii
not be able to report for duty nc NJ month, Wien
the station will be In service
The steam launches Agnes ;.ud Silver CREST
built by W Il. heenc are having All the hts mess
they can do and are very loptiar with the summer
visitors. The Agnes took n party FROM Tux, Stan
ley House 'urd Mt. Resent island l:t- friday.
some twenty ~" stops were made AID! View taken.
t!ere being several photographers III tie company.
The party arrived home i'll season lo,' tea.
steamer Florence has htt new ule4 in her
boiler and is on her route again Between So W.
Narbor and Lamonc.
Tie season here is ut its height ard lno~t Of the
hotels are full. The Stanley IIotc! Ia, mere
college Professors thar any hotcl on Tic Island and
Is very popular and the first hotel to lc fllerl
The Island and Claromont Hotels are nled to
overlooking and doing 4 m -hing lisiMc.s. Tie
Island House l. the largest and finest hotel here
Air. and Mrs. william. Stanley are nj home On
Their annual visit from Monhegan Island where
NJ. Stanley is keeper Of Tie light.
d. stevens uIcnlisD has been located :! short
time at BASS liarbor and his work l.. liked very
much by these who have patronize,l him.
More yachts have visited orr harlor this season
then ever before.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
Amendments fer WaIda Countl.

Mr. Arthur |. Brown, chairman of the Republi.
can county committee, has made the following ap-
pointments for speakers in Waldo county:
Hon. d. c. Hartman, of New York will spea K
at Wlnterpor. Thursday evening, sept. 9Th sears
port Friday evening, sept 1th; Belfast. saturday
evening, sept. sth.
= Hon Chas. II. Grosyenor, Of Ohio, will speak At
Belfast, saturday evening, Sept, ls,.
Hon: Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta VIII speak
at Unity, Monday evening, Sept. Sd; Montviie
Centre, Tuesday evening, sept itl Liberty Vii
lase, Wednesday evening, Sept. 5lh
Hon. Seth l.. Nliiken, of Belfast, viii speak at
Monroe, Friday evening, Aug. 3ls.: Belfast, Sal
urday evening. Sept. Sth.
Hon. ID. \. Mortand, of Rockiand, Will speak at
Monroe, Friday evening, Aug. 3l>t.
APPOINTMENT CANCELLED. 1t ha- been an
nonnccd that the Hon. j. X. Baxter, of Kansas,
would address the Republicans of Belfast on sat
urday evening, but Chairman Brown SAYS the an.
pointment has been cancelled as Mi Baxter is not
in the State. There VIII be no meeting on that date
FLAG RAISING; At MORRILL,. The Republicans
of Morrill, will have flag raising oil Monday cs G.
ming, Aug. -. A. |. Brown, Esd, Of Belfast " iii
address the meeting.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
Odd EeI.nMShiu.

The Grand Bodies Of till ol,le. ,.vt HI ;nnua
session at Portland last week Thu session ii III,
Grand Lodge was well attended ard harsnoaloi.~
and was the shortest session on RECORD. Tile
whole number of lodges in the STAT i ILL., ami III,
membership i1,3t:-a gain Of one Lodge and 81:
members for the year Tie total amount Of ,eiet
paid from the Lodges during the year, not inrlua
ing the various relief associations. was 81 j0}. 4;
The annual receipts were Sl21 Isl. IS. Tie invest
ed funds, Including real estate aud hall property
Is S49S,3j5.U9 The following officers were clec;ct
for the coming year: Grand Master, Henry {
Basley, Portland: Deputy Grand Master, 4. :
kimhall, Norway: Grand Warden, Russell q. Over
Belfast; Grand secretary, Joshua Davis, Portland
Grand Treasurer, stephen H. Over Portland
Grand Representative, George " ,.uss, Lewiston
The matter Of an odd Fellows Home w&- report
ell adversely. The committee having tie matte,
in charge CORES pondcd with every Lodge in thu
State and found there were no persons rretirL
such place, and that the sentiment ~ a4u.ns
home. The committee rci,ortca that .'i,, trri,
Judgment tic call and necessity I'm sueh ID l,jie il
this jurisdiction is Not enough "a Warrant Ill,
Grand Lodge in taking any further steps in tina
direction at present" which report Wa accepted
ODE Fellows In this vicinity regret that the yer,
generous Offer Of Joseph Fa,'wcll, uf I-uitv, Nh,
rendered his farm aHh buildings III such il hornt.
was not accepted \ vote Of ;hanls vas tAtcn,!et
to Mr.. Farwcll for his magna,liinous oll,r
There are twenty seven Echekah ,!c:erac lod~e,
in the state with !; membership Of este
The Grand Encampmcnt is III gocd condition
There are folty-iivc incampment> hi The State
with membership of 4.5;,-. which i :; gain of IA:
for the year. The total payments for RELIEF is Sll
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
-
A Change In Cattle Markets,

For more than a century the New England cattle
dealers have convened ut Cambridge Union Mar
kets, WATERFOWL and Brighton where the bceycs.
mll1h COWS an'i store cattle are collected and dis
pcrScd. At the present time over 80, 200 head OF
hogs, sheep and cattle received at these mar
kets. For several YEARS two markets have been in
vogue. Al Mon Market all the business was
done Tuesday. At the close Of the days sale AL
inc ANIMALS rcinaining unsod were driven over to
Brighton, distance of one mile, where they are
exposed for sale Wednesday,. This has been for
years Il matter of comment and has been attended
with much Inconvenience and expense This week
arrangements have been made to land the Eastern
train at the u. Y A. stock yards where Il two DAYS
market will be held This is move in progression
and Will be very much better for man and beast.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23

whole of her bow torn away. leaving an I'M
mensc hole exposed to view. A long piece of
the bow hangs over the hole, which reaches
back into the sides of the ship over 10 feet. 4
projecting piece hangs over the water like an
outstretched arm and shows where the power
ful iron plates We're broken through and
snapped off as if they were pipestems. Crowds
Hooked to the wharf to see the steamer and
wonder is expressed that she ever reached
port. No persons were allowed on board. The
only statement which could be obtained from
the captain was that the steamer will be ex-
amlned by the port warden and probably re-
paired at this place.
The Thingvala will discharge her cargo and
50 on slip to be repaired. She will be here
probably two months. After repairing she is
to reload her cargo and proceed to New York
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
The Reunion of the 26th Maine at Camden,


- 'airo annual reunion Of the Twenty siNti
-. s','ei''i Associ''ioil caic OH al tam
aug i''h' 'ne twenty hi''i anniversary
- So. ''N iee'iien' Wa '''"s'ele" ou' oi 'A'
~ ",'e" .,"'ts SERVICE aha Notwithstanding TIC
'',,. ".,'"' 1t was grant ''Ae Tor inc veterans
~ ..' III" ~ renew oi'' associations Many OF
,,,' ~ '''-i"4 '''p iore
ees'''o" e''i'e " steamer hoeS
.,,s..s NV, 'ne' ~ 'ie os' az ''''
| ,Yu " ''N' '''' eeooi'eu ~ 'ics"h'icooh
| i'o"'' " ~ ''''e VI "A''her IL wa
- ''''' S''i' VI 'he li'ei'oef' Oh tie Ola req
n.y.. '''' h'e' sihce ''eii "ise''ise il"ih 'he army
, wa, pie's'h' sis'' ~ see ''o!h meet c'asl
| ~. '' So ''0' '''i.i IT i'''i'H ~ 'ls''"e'
go 'e"ie ~ '"'i eseS' ''io"si 'l'eir iaFes NeF'
0e"'''i'is WIN 10Y
Solra"es OF GEORGE :. tooo fosi ana the iadic;
of the Relief Corps, together with the ladies' ana
citizens OF Camden. vied with each other in Mn,
ali in h.i. ,n,,.o, =, ~,
- =" '"o ro"ei " '.''''o ''e o''"S'o'' pheasant
and the success of their cElcayors was apparen
on every nan,l The veterans fi,I1,- a,,,r.i.,, J
| tbe effort. ,,o,,. IN .,o; ,o,,,e
e 'hoi'9 '''"e III uieis pe'di, 't> was evident y,
their unanimous and warm praise OF Camden ana
| its inhabitants.
| The business meeting was called to 81 lcl .,bou
L. NJ by J, ". Black, President OF the ussocia
ton. There were present 100 members If tie Reg
| iment reported by companies as follows
A. b. I. d. L. f. q. II. !. X.
| BY request of the secretary MI Black read tn
| proceedings of last wears meeting The commit
tee ON Badge and History made partial report
ard were granted further time
several comrades who had seryct. IN lie L :
Navy were adopted hv tie Association As honor
airy members.
!
The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
wills Flied.

The following are abstracts Of tie Wills fled III
the August term Of the Probate count. held in Bel
fast last week
Moses L: Poland, late Of Morrill,, gives TO his
when she arrives at the are of eighteen wears
10 his son Emerson Poland he gives 81. eco to be
pan to him when he arrives ut the are Of twenty
one years, and the remainder of the property he
gives to his wife Mary T. Poland who is appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Joseph L. Atwood, late Of Wntcrport. Gives to
MS daughter Laura Il. Treat, the sum OF 500 10
ne palu to nor in one wear from the probatin.r Of
the viii. To Chloe Il. Downs, he gives his horse,
slelgn ana carriage, the sewing machines used in
carrying the vest business All the household
furniture all of his real estate situated in W inter
port, one half of the store iii block known rs The
Snow Atwood block, his half interest in The
house and lot on Main street. known as the TIA plry
house, and one house lot Commercial street.
knowi As the Stow and Atwood lot. Albert r.
Fellows is appointed sole executor