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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-09
AT ANOTHER HOUSE,

Not beiug satisfied with this cowardly
assault, tho miscreant went TO the residence
Of +. Is. Ezell on Friday night. Here his
work was more effective. Miss Marie
Belle, daughter of Mr. Ezell, while in the
act Of closing the blinds to the window OF
her room, was struck on the head with a
rock from the street. The wound, while
painful, is not at all serious, The citizens
of Eatonton are highly indignant, and #
the perpetrator is caught he will be prose-
cuted TO the fullest extent of the law A
meeting OF the city council was called this
morning to take some steps in the matter.
The city offers a reward Of $50. Mr.. Ezell
and Capt Davis offer an individual reward
OF $50 each for proof 10 convict. At this
writing there is not the slightest clew to the
guilty party.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-09
FIRE SEXES FIFTEEN BUILDINGS.
BoMBARDED WITH ROCKS.

Two Young Ladies' OF Eatonton Struck
in their Houses.
EAToNToN, GA, Dec. s.-Some one has
developed passion for throwing rocks into
residences in this city. They are evidently
meant to do bodily injury and not to merely
frighten tho inmates. Last Thursday mig hit
rock weighing three pounds was thrown
through a window into the residence of
Capt. C. NJ. Davis. striking his youngest
daughter, Miss Julia, on the shoulder. The
force Of the blow was broken to some ex-
tent III passing rough the window pane,
and consequently the injury WAS slight.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
n Stab in the DARK

Sometlmea fails OF Its murderous ir-
tent. The insidious and dastardly At
tAcks made upon the reputation OF
Hostetter's Stomach Blttars by persons
who Geek to palm of cheap and fiery
tonlcs as Identical! with 1t, or "the eame
Thing under another name." or "equaliy y
as good" "in most instances react dis
astrously upon the unprinclpled traders
upon popular credulity who attempt
them, converting their speculations intc
ruinous failures. The Bittsrs is q pure
wholesome and thorough medicine
adapted to the total cure and pieven
tlon OF fever and ague, bilious remit
tent, dyspepsia, cOnstipation, bilious
ness, debility, nervousness and kidney
troubles. Its every ingredient, unlik'
those in the limitations of 1t, Is oil Al
ascertaiued standard OF excellence, ant
while they, by reason of their fer!
properties, react injuriously upon Tn
brain and nervous system OF both too.'
oranps 1t 10 y Bsd Ative and invigoraut
Refuse all these harmful limitations.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
I.nchY Prlnoner.

A Chester paper sAys: wyatt O.
B1atwright, VINO Is now serving sen
teEce OF six years in the Eastern peni-
tontiaIy for attempting, with MRS.
Miller, to poison bis wlfe,i ,is said to bav;
fallen heir to Is 600 since his incAroerA'
Eion,
Mira M,lier's term OF four years In The
county jail for her part In the affair vii
end about the middle OF April next
Her work white In tae prison has beer
the repairing sud mendtnR OF clothe'
for the other prisoners.
Mrs. Miller was formerly Of this city
and about Ave years ago vas charged
with BostErlght with attempting v
lp0!son his vile.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Revival Meetings.

Scott Church, corner nj Seventh ard
5pruo streets, Ia tnjnyiDg q season OF
spiritual interest. There have been
more than twenty aocesslOns 10 tho
mem bership since the revival serv Toe
began. The church Was crowded last
night, and the meeting viii continue
each night this week. The Sunday
school made q special collection for
missions yeateTday, and about $50 was
aiven The school will Give mor3 than
$500 this year TO missions. The mission :
ary arriverJary has bssn fixed for
THURSDAY piaht, March 1 Mr.. j. ID.
Aidrei, musical director, with the com
mittee, are Ir rJparing q ne program.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
The Northw.stern Corn Crop.

CHICAGO, Feb 5.-The Farmers Re
view this week will say;
1.-The effects OF the great drouth OF Ss1
are still apparent at this distance, Tor
from the summary of the reports from
our crop correspondents It will be seen
that, owing to serious shortage In the
supply of hay and other fodder for win
ter feeding, added to the shortage in the
corn crop, the majority of counties In the
corn growing States, with, perhaps, the
exception OF Iowa and Nebraska, will be
able to spare but a small portion, II any,
OF the corn crop Of 1887 for sale.
The following summary gives good
idea OF the situation In the several
States:
ILLtSoIs-58 counties report no corn
for sale; az counties report that the lar
mers there are buying corn, and "a coun
ties report that they have an average OF
2SIs per cent OF the 1857 crop to spare
/ for market.
Indiana-26 counties report no corn fol
sale and 1--WE counties are buying 1t.
Michigan-l6 counties have no corr
| for sale; eight counties are buying corn
! five counties can spare an average oil l
per cent. OF the crop.
Ohio-2G counties have no corn for sal
and two are buying.
Missouri-24 counties have no corn 10
Itale; 3 counties are buying corn; 81 coun
ties can spare an average of q per cent
of the crop. Holt county will have I
import "a, coo bushels OF corn.
Kentucky-17 counties have no cor
for sale; y counties can spare an aVerag
of 23 per cent. of The crop.
, Wis3onsin--l7 counties have no cor
for sale and S are buying.
, Iowa-26 counties have no corn 10
, sale; counties are buying, and AZ eour
ties can spare an average of E9s per cen
OF the crop.
Minnesota-32 counties have no corr
for Gale; Q counties can spare an aVeraS
! OF Is per cent OF the crop.
3 Kansas-2g counties have no corn Il
: sale; counties are buying.
: Nebraska-Ten counties have no col
for tale; "a counties can spare an aV
age of 90 per cent of the crop. II
stated that there is sufficient stock
Dodge county to consume all the COR
I, yet two thirds of the crop will be sold.
IS Dakota-ll counties have 30 corn 4
sale; 10 counties can spare an average
23l5 per cent. OF the crop.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
ConrrelsIonnl.

In the United States Senate, to-day,
Mr. Plat will speak upon the tariff and
the Presidents Message. II an oppor'
tunity occurs Mr.. Teller will speak on
the same subject later in the week. Some
time during the week Mr.. Davis expects
to call up the Dependendent Pension bill;
In the Houic, the Indiana contested
election case will come up to-day las un-
finished business II any time remains
after It's diposal. Mr., Grain will eudeayor
to have passed, Ut der suspension OF the
rules, his proposed constitutional amend
ment, fixing the first day OF January as
the date for the Assemb y OF Congress
! During the morning hours the House
/ will consider the measures reported
favorably by the Judiciary Committee
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Tho nInnnon CON oert.

A concert will be given by tho Misses
Lucis, Ida and Charlotte bawson 10
the Household OF Faith hall on Friday
evening, February II. This concert is
OF unusuA interest 70 musical circles oi
this city, as Mis- L1rta mAvsop was
for years the pupii OF Herr Rsif one q
the toremos, Instructors of Germany,
Herr Rad 10 reported to have sad OF hei
tba. abe stood second OF all his pupils IN
every quality necessary to an accom-
plished m usioiAn. The concert will NJ
doubt be we'll patrOhizsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
ROCK miners, striAe.

MoRGANTowN, Pa, Feb. 8 One hun
dred and twenty rock miners aud com
pany hands gagged in driving tunnel
at this place, for the susquehanna Coal
Company, struck on Friday night against
a reduction of wages. The men were
employed by contractors aud have been
paid 81 ~ yard for cutting rock In Z
new ganEwsy, but vera reduced to 81 o.
yard. The Susquehanna Coal Com
pany itself is not concerned in the
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Wholesale Murder. .

In Baker county, Georgia, young
man went to the house OF Amos Grant,
a colored farmer. Finding all quiet aud
the house closed, he looked around foi
the cause, and found the body OF Grant
hanging from a rope thrown over pro-
jecting joist in the rear of the house. In
side he found Mrs. Grants body In bed
her head crushed as II by club. On the
floor was the body of the wife's sister
Further over was the body of Grant
is wear son. 1t is thought that, as GRAM
was hard task master, his vile was
about to leave him, and that, madaeneC
by the thought, he killed them all ant
then committed suicide.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
TEE MOST fNExPERIEEoED GIRL

oAn, with "Rough on Dirt" do 30 nice
washing and ironing as can ce done In
any laundry. Boiling not necessary /;
unlike any other "Rough on Dirt" can
be used In both washing and starchipsi
you need have no fear In using this ar
ticle; free from vile alkHli, It does not
rot, yellow nor iujure the finest fabric
clears, bleaohes, whitens. Rough on
Dirt" Is the only article that can be ad-
ded 10 starch (hot or oold) to give .
good body and beautiful CLOSE. Ask fol
Trough on Dirt" 10 and 25o. paokng
eA All first- -olAsa Drueaists
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Esws HumnRry

,.,v Mnrshals w ]. and Eugene
1 nd ON Friday captured, in DeKalb
/ .y Alab9mA, an Illicit sill, with the
4 nlglU gallons, and 5000 gallons
1 lso. 10 Jackson County, three
4 and II ,OOg gallons CT liquor ana
4 moonshineis al work.
mouf convicted Of the murder OF
"A, , Bray. was sentenced IN Winchester,
4 an saturday,, 10 be hanged on the
4 |,TNs-rh. Ills counsel, who Is said
A .,,.,cyrpty bills 81 exception, will
tet tle curt OF Appeals for a writ
kr0r.
tF.-r,, coaches Of a passenger
,,. ,,.t So,tberu and Pacific juno.
Xp,iIva, lcit the rails on Saturday
gra e,rllge, Ontario, and rolled down
mtapI menL. Five of the passengers
a severely ip. ured. and all were badly
ken ul.
car l.ngyiew, Dodge County, Geor
4 Nm Fricny, BullArd Harrell, colored,
a IN wears, threw two children o.
4 ,5 Pore, colored into kettle OF boil
4 water, boiling them 10 death, and
A Il third clild by beating lis brains
4 AGAINST tree.
bb5mas Ellis, editcr Of the Hornet, OF
Imiu,lam, Alabama, was shot and
4, A,'y wounded by a detective named
klygu on Saturday morning. The Hor
ptd pub.tehed matter about sullt-
4 which the latter regarded as libel
n, .rlsl Of Andrew Hudyespaih, at
A, 500, Arkansas, for the murder OF
mployer, GEORGE Watkins. resulted
Is ltilrday In . vtrdl,t of guilty. Hud
In,th betr lyed Mrs. Watkins, who plot
the murder OF her husband.
4 Inert Chambtrly, a salesman and col
4 for PHILADELPHIA. instAlmen'
h.. LEFT Harrisburg for philadelphia a
IN aco with about $500 In leather
Erhe 10 pay over TO the firm. He has
! hrcu heard Of since.
h. -Er.ry store of Chapman q Gale
Eefiolk YltglniA. was entered before
upb' ,,-'trdAy morning through q
ligl, aud robbed OF all the golt
an. lialnonds and other valuablcs II
stock valued at $50 .OVO.
.pul. .re. u colorcd desperate, wal
4 Eeetpl ncai Evansville, Indiana, oi
ila,. on charge Of stealing hogs
%b,rourntly he confessed that he haC
n l,4 acolortd man in Hopkinsville IL
bohn Dugau, messenger In General
Xrr,Jau's oihle Ia Wa hington, commit
4 suicide on Friday by swallowing
k,rIr He wat IN debt and suffering
bm urryuus Tostrauon.
An cxp.14,on Of mine gas occurred on
\ IN day u'rht il Slope No. |, at Ranti
b., prluA fatally burning four mtn
Gwen Thomas, aged AZ years, va
ially burned by an explosion OF gas fl
Mine a. Spring coiliery, near Wilkes
Fre, on Saturday Aorning.
b. & CLARK, eG Commissioner OF Pen
Ins, died l. Washington, on Saturday
paralyfis lie WAS soldier Ui th
Tor tac Union.
bcuo-A. Sheridan and members OF h
III ,ef, Boston on Saturday for Me-
rk. where they will stay until to-day
uou start ior Washington.
b. toisWlic Iron and Steel Compan!
pousytie. rennA have announced
I uslior ui 10 per cent, on all wages,
H. etICt ou the 18th inst.
TaNan Showers, convicted ofihe mu
Of biz twB grandchildren, was sci
beed at Lebanon, Penna., on Saturda,
BE- Ga#ced.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Brevftiss.
rns sss:P:.s ma: .. nes:s r. :. s.s = ,s' s.sy

The cheapest has house I'm the effy
Rum'srd Aros,' 4o4 MARKET stroot.
Try Bush's coal you will like Il.
Brasilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, ioo.
60 W Murphey's Tor your bed sprinEs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike II.
killard r. Davis, Jeweler, Z. second st.
Pine Is X. Rings, At HGnrs, Is Il. Fourth'
y, Roop smith, druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, eoo West Front street.
First claSs furniture At hurphey's, sOs Ship
ley street.
sabo cash will buy brick house. Apply
10 Heald h 90.
Tho best cough candy o. No. Nv. sesond
street
90 10 Geo. II. Murphey's for your parl o.
chamber aad dining room furniture. 500 bhiT
ley street.
20. Bryant, No. II East Seventh street
ls taking orders for the revised AID iatet
edi,ion Of samantha al SArRtoGa. Prloe 70
duced 70 Sl.Ib. Agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
wife Besortlon

Charles Hopkins, son OF Benjamin Hop
kins, was arrested 10 Cincinnati on Sat
urday shortly after his fathers convic-
ton, and was lodged In the station house.
He was charged with having deserted
his wife for Mrs Albert Butler, of CO.
lumbus. The precious couple rented a
room and lived together as ''Mr and Mrs.
Charles Clark " Butler WAS arrested for
carrying concealed deadly weapons and
threatening 10 shoot Hopkins
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
New Horses.

Tho Delaware Fire Complpy has sold
their old team OF horses 10 the j. Bar.
ley & Brothers Company and pur'
chased . Dew one The now team arc
heudst me prAys OF the Normau breed,
10 hands high, and weigh 2.3T5 They
come from Indiana and cost 5000. They
are young horses. being In their sixth
year, ana viii soon become accustomed
20 their work. They will take tho
names Of their predecessors, Ned and
Lee Tss Delaware Company Is qalte
proud Of It's now team.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
pr. s,mms, EJe Unre.

The fuess eye tonic, eye strengthcner
aud promoter Of clsAr, healthy, strong
sight. Weak, lnflAmed and Eore eyes
are quickly ourcd. Long sightedness,
or short or near sightedntsa 10 wonder
fully relieved by restoring the lost
sctlon OF the nerve, by removing all
raraiytic or congestive tendencies.
Bad eyes sre msGs good, weak eyes are
IN ade s,rong and diseased eyes are made
we'll by using this fsmoV eye medi'
cine. 251. asd COO. bottles s'.pnliod.
Main depot Fourth End King sireatsi
Wilmlns sIon, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
r1nlpltIon Of Emproldery.

Those interested In decorating aud
making thsir homes beautiful should
call and iuspeo, the exhibition OF EN-
bIoidered household articles at the
Singer MIA. 90 y ofics, No. 6l0 Market
street. This is osrtainly tho hneat thing
OF the Hind ever seen in Wilmington.
The exhibition Is free TO all, and the
ladies should not miss tho opportunity
OF seeing to wha. use that most usefuI
household article, the Rsw High Arm
Singer machine, can execute. No. 5l(
Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Mautto Cheatsr.

About is mem bsrs OF the Frleudship
Flse Company OF this Oity went 10 Obes-
tor On Saturday evening TO attend the
fair OF the Hnnly Hose Company OF
that place. At the station in Chester
they wo,e met by . delegation OF the
Chester firemen and band Of music
ard escorted to the fair. They were
treated royalty by the Chester men and
returned hnme about midnight, bring.
Tag several prizes which they dew At
tue fliE with them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
An ct Of Er.rone pays

MI. Neh fah Davis has brought to
this offioo copy Of "The Boston Ga.
zetts and Conntty Jourual," dated
Monday, March 125h, l770. This paper
consists OF far pages, each Of which is
about fifteen inches long, t,n inches
wide, aud would be bus as a drop in .
bucket compared 10 the journals OF the
present day. The first three pages are
fllled with what. at that day, must hAye
bsen exciting news. Oa the first page
there are reports OF meetings held at
several to oWns 10 the vicinity OF Boston,
vt which resolutions wore passed pledg.
ing the people not to purchase any i'm
ported goods, or to use or buy tea, "un-
til ths act OF Parliament imposing oer-
tain dutiss on tea, glass, psper, painters
oolors, oil, ETC., for the express purpose
of Kissing q revenue In America, be re
pealed."
The second and third pages are allied,
With tho exception Of one column Of
ndvertisements, with on account OF an
outrage committed by the British
troops, quArtered In the town, on the
citizsas on the psevlOus Monday even
ing. The troops, without provocatioD,
attacked four pesceable oiti2sns, and
when other ci,izans came to their as
siAtAncs fred on them, killing four and
woundinR q number OF others, The
outrage was followed by meeting OF
citizens Ia FAntul Hall, o. whion a
committee Of tiltsen, among whom wBre
,. John Hancock, Sam uel Adams, Joseph
! Warren and others, whose name and
fame live in history, were appointed 10
walt upon the Lieu.anant Governor and
Request the immediate removal OF tie
troops. Ir reply, that Official Informed
the committee that as he was actin {
under the o,dera Of the General, In New
, York, he he'd no power to grant their
: : REQ uest Tns citlH ang then held another
] meeting, aud instructed their commit
tee to Aaaln wait upon the Lieutenant
= Governor Ald inform him that his an
y swer was not satisfactory, and thA
\ nothing less than M immediate re
!. movAl OF these troops would bs toier
atad.
The Lieutenant Governor called {
! meeting OF bis couno!l as soon as be re
y ceived this last message, and that BODY
" ex pressed themselves as being unaui
mously OF the opinion, THAT 1t wa
absolutely necessary for his Majesty
service, the good order OF the town ant
] the peace OF tho province, that tn
+. troops should he Immediately removed
el out OF the town o; Boston," and thel
81 wero removed hs coon hB they ooult
81 make the necessary preparations. Tn
re journal Is interesting, from the fac
n that IL shoss how the seeds OF libert
had already taken root, and how th
" mighty tree fiourisbed and grew unit
a. six years later the old bsll In Ph.lAdel
le phia proclaimed "liberty TO all II
world, and the inhAbitants thereof"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
StrILinr PrIn,arn.

Most OF the compositors engaged on the
Philadelphia Item went on strike on
Saturday morning, the reason assigned
being the refusal OF the proprietors tC
recognize them as "Un on" men and to
pay the Union scale o: wages. The after
noon edition was gotten out as usual and
during the day the places OF the striker
were fllled.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Mammnnth Louom o,irsa

CHICAGO, Feb. BIT is reported thai
the managers OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company will in few weeks begin the
construction OF an immense plant for the
manufacture Of locomotives. There hal
been a great deal OF talk lately OF q radi
cal change in the system of making NJ
trains and II 10 estimated that giant 10
c5molives c will now be constructed, cap
able OF hauling from IS 10 100 loade'
Cars,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Leetured q, Hook essin.

Last evening, by special request OF
g.. Johns Total Abstinence Society OF
HookessiD, tho Rev. James II. Farley
delivered his lecture on "rhe. Evil OF In
ten pefaucs" In s.. Johns Church, that
place. This is the leotura recently de-
iivsrtd by Father Farley in st. Mary q
Church this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Selling ON At Cost.

We have to move TO another etoIe,
md have too mu;b stock on hand. We
want to reduce it by selling what we
have a. cost. We have some very nice
parlor, room aud coax stoves and dou.
BILE heaters that we will soil cheap. All
kiude CT stove hardware and tinwAre.
Gall and secure q bargain The Pickelf
Stove aud Heater Co., East Foprih
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
WnI hn Innnchnd-

The second OF the two tugs being
built by the Harlan & Hn'hnRaaorth
Company for the Now YoIE, New Haven
and Hartford Rlnroad Company, Will
be launched 10 morrow morning.. The
steamer Avalon, for 'ht Maryland
Steam hoat Company, will bs launched
In about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
VshtnIo DemoIinh ed

Saturday evening r horse belonging
to q man named Moseley, while stand
ing In front Of Norris store at Seventh
and Market strssts, became frightened
OF barrel which be had paved from
the pavement under his feet aud begaI
to kick and rear. Mr.. Mossley cAughi
the horse before he had chance TO run
but not before he had demolished tt'
vehicle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
InIIi.nn of NnItnTA.

|Tho [ : revenue cutter Albert Gala
i ON Sunday co!lided with the revenue
httcr Dexter, TX Woods Holl harbor.
b. GAllatln had been down the Sound, 3,
bd one her return struck the bow OF the
'tEcr witt Considerable force. The Gal.
ltn received the worst damage Two OF
er boats were stove, her rigging wss
prn Guilty lie DeKter's bowsprit, and
tAer dsm4rr vas done. The dexter was
oi dsHacrl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
court,v Folhs seeking Information.

VIII Postmaster Taylor please ex
plain how II Is that OF tue Philadelphia
mail arriving 1t Wilmington on Thurs.
day morning, that destined for Dn
points Mills and RocklRnd reaches the
same day white that for Henry Clay
does not reach i;s dtktiGat on uatil two
days later, Henry Clay being two miles
nearer the city. GREERHoiN,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
women, DELAYS arc Daugorousi

Madame Rsvere's Female Pills for
women never fall 10 always give speedy
and certain relief. BA:'aiaction RuArAn-
teei or noEey rstz-ned Bent by mail,
securely sealed, in plain wrapper, fol-
Que dollar; three boxes for two dollars.
Particulars In Latter for four cents In
postaga stamps. Address Mrs. E
REVERE, Box 2s3, Jersey City. N. j
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
t,oming Annlyersaries,

Missionary anniversaries Will be held
in tho Mstboilst Episcopal Churches as
fuliowt: g6bruOry 26 ht. Salem Sun.
day bonoo!; Maca l Atbury Sunday
school, and March Grace Sunday
school. The scholars Of the three sun
day schools are making great prepara-
ttons for these anntvsrbatie1, and bome.
thing excellent may be eIpect G.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Rev, DR.. u. Y. Hel.l,r, smyrna.

FAsToN, Feb. 5.-Rev. DIR. d. 7.
Heisler died this evening, aged 6S He
was Il wid,l known clergyman OF the Re
formed Church and in its early days an
en- rgetic worker in the interests OF
Bethany Orphans Home He was in the
ministry ioIty-two years. his last charge
being Grace Reformed Church, this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
MOODY, tn. Iteylxalist

Mr.. Moody, the reyivalist, yesterday
opened the fifth Bnd last week of his
meetings in Louisville, addressing
women In the after oon and men in the
evening The average daily attendance
has been between II 0OO and l5iOu0.
Latterly the Tabernacle has been 80
crowded that overflow meetings have
been held in different churches.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
List Of Public saies.

8, james McNAboa Braaiywlno Hd.
pJJ Moore N. q HI
y, Roberts d Hnnnum, chester, Pc.
10, Har y smith, W u. q i'd.
II, Jester h Meuanisl, horses. city.
l3, h. Stswnrt, Pebosder Nd.
u, Wy. wafntr, Wnmin<ton.
10, Emma and Juilos Uiark. h l.. Ad.
10, Adam Daystt, Ponosiar HID.
10, A. II. 1ysou, horses. Chester.
II, J.W. Harris. Penc chder Id.
20, David KIatr, Uaristisne I'd.
20, IS ErAnK duncan, h1. q. HID.
81, John N. Lee, Brandywine Hid.
2l, ". Y. Warner, Wilmtpgton.
7i, A. Brown, W. q. y Hid.
"a, Thomas 3: koblassp, srsndyTl hd'
70, A. Baxter, rev Castle Hid.
"a, ueorge cochran near Ian Ter BERG, "a !.
"a, q. II, MsOr1eksp, Bianiywins Hd.
81, John Pile, UhIiItiAna HID.
~, Daniel draper, W q. .. hd.
~, Jehu Pyle, ChristiAna Id.
IS, W. h. Lyman, W. - o. hd. II,
IS, }. q. Hatchiso9, Appoquininink III.
2s, J. M. Pierce. nsar kocSlnnt.
~, Tnomas Macy, hed Lion HID.
March.
/, q. u. Hilt, ObristiAna Hd.
j, samuel Oarlislo, ". u. q. Hd.
y, Mrl Dale, BfAndywiDe I'D.
stocF and fArD,ng Utensils, B-and'y HID
t,F. H. and J. q. Dlehl, N, y. Hid.
O. Jamoa U, Morrison. W. y. y. Hd.
o, ID. n. Yerrts. Psnca1er Hi.
:, Thomas WilSon, OAtistiaea Id.
., Harry MahAtiy. Brandywius nd.
q, X. \. FLher. Mill uteek nd,
lS, ueorae II. Foster, On tiana nd.
II Mrs. Jos. K. Lynam, M. U Hi.
10, Uordsn A Ooneway, Brandywtno Id.
II, Beniamin Leo. M. q. Nd.
20, J. B. Carpenter, Beaver Valley, psl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Canii,la.. Nsw Yaoh,.

4 contrac. 10 build o schooner yacht
90 feet In length for A Cass Cauteld,
OF New York, the former owner o. the
Prlscilln, has been received By the Hal
Ian e. Eollingsworth Company OF this
city. The new yacht will BE- used fer
racing and work will be commenced ~
soon - the drawings are completed.