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Evening journal., 1888-05-30
moRE INSPECTORS.
The Regulars Provide for the Nom-
inatfon Election.

ination Election.
The Democratic committee OF New Castle
county, William Herbert. chairman, yesteT-
day afternoon appointed the following
judges and inspectors 10 hold the Demo
cratic primary elections of the county:
Braudywine hundred-East, George T.
Cloud, William H. Casey and John b.
Price. west. william l.. Wilson. Christie
pher O. Fighter. John B. McCrea.
Christiana hundred-North, Henry Kane,
John McLane, Humphry Lynch. South,
Robert G. Justis. Matthew r. Hayden,
David Hainsworth; Middle, John Kane lof
Ashland,) John p. McCollum, Joseph p.
Chandler.
Mil Greek bundred-Henry Whiteman,
Jeremiah Monaghan. Michael Tuohey.
White Clay Creek hundred-West. viii
liam n. Smith, Willism Il. Si@psrs. George
q. Kerr. East, Thomas Hawthorne, Levi
Ruth, James 3. Oldham
Pencader hundred-William Wilson,
Wilson Mahone, William II. Burnett.
New Castle hundred-DouRlas NJ. Mccoy,
Lewis e. Elinson. Charles Everett.
Red Lion hundred East. William Jester,
George r. Bright. ALBERT Swain. West.
George Mckay, Albert Davidson, Enoch
Laws
st. Georges hundrsd-East. David G.
Rose, Herman Bessey, James T. 5hallcross.
West. Thomas Cavender, J. Frazier Ella
SOD, Thomas H. Gfpin.
Appoquinimink hundred-John Town
send, Daniel Clayton. John K. Stats.
Blackbird hundred-Bspjamin II. David,
George r. Donavan, Jsmes Prior.
The judges and inspectors for this city
will I've appointed at meeting OF the com
mittee on next Tuesday.
John p. McCollum and Isaac Dillin, two
OF the inspectors appointed by the bolterl
yesterday, have declined to serve. There
are others who are expected to decline
Frank zebley. James Riley, Patrick Crum
lish. John Crummey. Harry Kyle. VIII
liam McMenamin, Hugh Mcclure and
i Joseph Myers, appointed by the boilers. are
among these who won fame in the Demo
cratic sheriff's nomination two years ago
Patrick Crumlish, Joseph Boder and
joseph DAILY three OF the inspectors ap
pointed by the bolters' committee yester
day will tender their designations at the
next meeting OF the committee. Crumlist
declares he has not affiliated with thI
boilers.
w. Fl. Lee OF the health department
says that II the regular committee appoint
inspectors in bis ward all that he will asl
ia that the regular inspectors shall have fai
play and that the bolters' inspectors vii
not attempt to hold nomination election
II Is reported that meeting Of the can
didates for sheriff will be held this evening
and that request win be forwarded b,
them 20 the two committees, asking then
to agree upon one set OF inspectors.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
Hazel DeII Today.

The races this afternoon at Hazel Dali
will include 500 minute class. 81 class,
q double team racs and pony race. DR..
Marshall OF Philadelphia. who SO satissac
torily judged the last meeting. will again
ofieiate. The W. a n. railroad will run
trains from the south side OF Market street
bridga-not Third street-at ], 80. 2 aud
2 80 o'clock. Returning, trains will leave
the grounds at $50, 5. $50 and 6 O'clock
The Transfer Company will also run coaches
and stages from the European Hotel at
Front and French Sts. at frequent inter
walls
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
N. MEGARY & SON.
5I6 Tatnall St.
AND
Sc. COR. SIXTH & TATNALL

We have one part of our
business overstocked, and in
order to reduce it we have de-
termined to reduce the prices
for the next week. Any one
in need of a Sideboard need
not do without one with the
prices as low as we put them.
Remember these special
prices are for one week to
thin out the surplus stock.
Good antique oak Side
board, $15 90. Fine walnut
Sideboard, Tennessee marble
top, glass 28x1S inches, only
$1,000; finished good through
out. An elegant walnut Side
board with four French plate
mirrors, $500. Same pat.
tern in antique oak, $4,000
This Sideboard to be appre
ciated must be seen.
We have an elegant antique
oak Sideboard, handsomely
hand carved, for $40 90, and
one for $25.O0 with round
French plate mirrors. These
Sideboards are nicely made il
the newest design with lined
silver drawer and long liner
drawer at the bottom. Abou'
30 of them in all and they
must 60.
You will also find it t.
your advantage to look among
the Baby Carriages this week
you'll find some few patterns
there that have to 60 to max,
room.
This is a special sale witt
special terms to the purchase
in order to get the goods ou
Of our way.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
mr. DIIlin Refuses serve.

To the Editor OF EVENING JouRsAL.
notice that my name appears In the list
OF judges appointed by the so-called com
mitsee cf the opera house assembly, held at
New Castle on last Saturday, to bold the
ensuing Democratic elections in Whining
ton ia the First ward. desire to say that
am not in sympathy with that movement
and therefore decline to accept the appoint
ment. regard the meeting held at the old
Court House and presided over by sewell
c. Biggs as the regular Democratic organ
ization and shall extend my support to it.
believe the bolt from the regular meet
in ? was unwise and factioual, and should
be onsemned by all true Democrats
ISAAC DILLIN.
Wilmington, May so, 1855
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
False Rumors Contraaieted

The report that James A. Bourke is TO be
chief OF police under Mr.. Dougherty. in
the event OF the latteris election, is contra
dicted by Mr.. Bourke himself Mr.. Bourke
says thar all these rumors are made merely
to injure Mr. Dougherty. The rumor
about his withdrawal was of the same
nature, everrsd Mr.. Bourke. For Mr.
Dougherty to have retired this week would
have defeated the Democratic party be.
yond all question. Il the party was de-
feated with Mr.. Dougherty the blame
would rest upon Mr.. Bates and his petty
personal followers
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
ReynoIdsPost.

T. NJ. Reynolds Post, No. 0. OF Plsefant
Hun, performed their decorative services
this morning, concluding In time for II. @.
Buckingham, commander Of tho Depart
msnt Of Delaware, who ia member OF the
post, TO get into the city and take part in
the parade with his staff. This evening
the poet will hold a memorial service at
Ebensxer church. Speeches will be made
by Horace @. Knowles and Francis NJ.
Walker.
All other posts In the Department Of
Delaware have observed the day and per-
formed their decorative services over the
graves Of any soldiers buried ia tbs locality
Of their headquarters.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
The standing up to date Is as follows
ASSOCIATION.
AnHAh -
VIM In.t 4
MOTIFS

The Boston Herald thinks that Harry
Wright has the best ontfeld in the bust
ness. The opinion in the Hub is that the
Phillies cannot be beat-in Boston.
Boys under IS years Of age will hereafter
be admitted to the Phillies' grounds for 25
cents, but only at the gate, Fifteenth and
Lehigh Ave. No such admittance at any
other gates. This goes into effect to-day.
The Our Boys Base Ball Club have or
ganized for the season. They will receive
challenges from clubs at 226 Shipley ST.
The players are; H. Graham, c; ]. Smith,
D.; A. Vinsinger, s. s.; n. Smith, h.; G..
Blake. 2b. w. Blake, 3d.; NJ. Keogh, r. T.
W. Browns, C. T., and ]. Smith, ]. I.
When the crowd at Cleveland told
Latham to ''shut up, n be replied: "rd like
to, but can't. Business Ia business. you
know, and I must talk TO my boys." Thsn
TO Robinson, whe was on firss; Whoa,
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
get along, Rohby You are full of ginger,
and we want all we can get this summer.
Whoaln
PATRIOTIC sERvrcEs.
Admiral DHPont's Grave In vtsite,
Enrly In the Day.


Admiral S. +. Duponts grave was deco
rated this morning by the G. A. r post
bearing his name. The members OF the
post left by train over the w. & N. II. II
for DUPONT station at 10 o'clock. Peter b.
Ayars delivered an eloquent address over
the grave The decorators were enter
tanned with dinner, and arrived home
shortly after o'clock.
The offering placed upon the AdmIral's
grave is a model OF the admiral's flag
shlp Wabash, OF natural flowers, three feet
long and high and one foot wide Four OF
the comrades of the post carried It to
the train and grave.
Naval Post No 400. OF Philadelphia, com
posed entirely of sailors, many OF whom
served under Admiral DUPONT, sent to
DUPONT Post for the sdniral's grave, an
anchor Of white, garnet and purple immor-
tellea, nearly two feet long. On II, 10 let
ters OF purple, is 20. A. II. Naval Post,
Pan
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
Personal Paragraphs.

Thomas L. Graham, ex.principal Of
the Boys High School, was presented
with gold-headed cane by some OF
his former pupils last evening.
Mrs. j. M. Drennen and daughter.
Miss Maude, who have been visiting
friends in this city, returned to their
home in Oxford, Pa, last evening.
Among those who arrived on the 9, a
north bound train this morning from
hall Of Dover, r. w. Clifton of FELTON,,
James Buckmaster Of Camden and the
Seaford Base Ball Club.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
sl,e =. a soldier,. Midnw.

Mrs. Fannie Maxwell, soldiers widow,
who has been mistress at the post Office At
Rennett Square. Pa, for the last 10 or 20
years, was deposed on Monday, President
Cleveland appointing John c. Walton, a
drover and Democratic the place. There
had been no complaints against Mrs. Max
well. She kept one OF the best offices in the
country and was thoroughly competent,
excepting that she is 3 soldiers widow.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
nnnrerons PInrlhinr.

John Collins, boy about IS years old.
living at 4l6 Spruce st., was cut by q sail-
or's knife last evening in the hands OF a
playmate. He was playing with a crowd
of boys at 4th and Railroad Ave. One Of
the boys had E sailors knife, with which
he was plaguing the others. He struck
young Collins on the forednger, sevsring
the artery. Or. Cantwell dressed the
wound, which bled profusely.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
WiImIncton TIarbor.

Four wood schooners went up to The
Poplars yesterday.
Warmers tug Taurus, which has been
out on repairs, went on duty this
morning.
The boats at all the wharves along
the Christiana are flying their colors
to-day. Those st Harlan and Hollings-
worth CompAny's yard are very pre-
fusely decorated.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
MUSICAL SUCCESS.
THE TUESDAY CLUB GIVES A
FINE RENDITION or THE OR
ATORIO OF RLIJAH.

The Grace and Beauty OF tho city
Listens TO the Great EHort. Mag
nificent Stage Arrangements. A
Powerful chorusand weII-tratned
Voices Give an Impressive Eneet.
Some Of the singers.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
saw. Rox ana planning MIN burned

BY Telegraph TO EYENlNo JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, May 3o-The large SOW,
planning and box mill OF Messrs. Hearn,
Powell & Adkins was burned down at
midnight. The storehouse, stocked with
large quantities Of sashes, doors, blinds.
etc, was saved. The loss will reach So 600
There is no insurance. sN
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
Oalcer Cummins TOOIz No PART IN ID

Officer Patrick Cummins who was re-
ported yesterday as having dispensed
Dougherty's beer on last Saturday on the
Brandy wine, at the foot OF VanBuren St.,
called at the JOURNAL office to-day to deny
that be had anything to do with the affair.
He had been on duty all night, be said. and
ate his breakfast and retired on Sunday
morning at z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
mann ram OF Zoe Inehes.

The rain last evening filled the cutters In
Braudywine village full Of sand and mud
The fall of rain from : O'Clock last evening
until the end OF the storm was % inches
as shown in the rain guage In the Water
Department.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30
Rase uaII Yesterdar.

At Brooklyn:
Louisville ..........1 o.
Brooklyn. ...........i 0 o 0 ks
Base hits Brooklyn, 2: Louisville, Q. Errors
Brooklyn, q; Louisville, ..
Bat,eries-Hughes and Bushong, and Hecker
and Wolf.
At Boston:
Philadelphia. 1000 o 0 0 . 3 SIS
Boston . ..........O 0 0 o 0 GO
Base hits Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 3.
Errors Philadelphia, 4 Boston, 3.
Batteries Philadelphia Nufiington and Glenn
ents Boston, Souders and O'Rourke.
At New York:
New York ms sOsi ioO o oil
Washington 30 o / o 0 o o. .
Base hltF-New York, Il; Washington, s..
Errors New York. g; Washington. Q.
Bltteries-Titc3mb and Murphy, and Gil-
more and Murray.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore. ..... Il 0 0 0 0 l. .
Cincinnati. ........O 3 3 o o o x-10
Bise hits - b BlltlmOre, ~ Cincinnati, 10
Errors-Baltmore @; Cincinnati,
Batteries Cunningham aud O'Brien, and
Wan and Baldwin.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30

For sideboards, go to johnson &
Barnhills.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30

The best is the cheapest. Try L. q O..
flour, sold by Nichols, 9Th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30

Special drive on Teas and Coffees
at McClintock's, Sth and Lombard.
Evening journal., 1888-05-30

WILMINGTON Clearing House.
The exchanges OF the Wilmington Banks
ss the Clearing House this morning were
500, 1s9. 80 snd the balances SIS, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
STATE NEWS.

An unson ,ilcAisf C.nAil an Was robbed
% slx hunirvi dollars By 40 old eond ienee
game. 10 Portland last sesk.
TIE clerk la the towu OF Jsn.rsoa re
port that 10 "a nalbt box sas fJand one
vote marked simply JOan 4 Kelley. ~lia
Out arr specification a. % wat of,i:s the
candidate sas expected 20 an
Governor Marble has .ppoinied Hall C..
Barlslgh % vAssAlooro ana &. NJ. Bailey
% wiutarop. representatives. - the ma
tiOuAl eObvehtion OF cattle growers, which
meets n Chicago nsni month
Ms. Margaret FErrington. daughter Of
Col 4 c harrington Of P5rtlani. has
last issued beaatifslly inastrs'sd book
eOutAl@iag the Arthnrlan legends arranged
Tor ehIlirsa. The book Il hishly spoken
Of By TIE pres.
walter wssc0;i OF Portland. q brakeman
on the Grand rrunk railway. met with Z
most shocking accident a. q braAm. ". II.
10 attempting 20 get on nOyiag train he
wss thrOsu down. His arm WAS caught
10 q rod connected with one OF the cars,
and that member Vas literally pallsd OF al
point near TIE shoulder.
A competitive drin between picked
sqa,ts % eighteen msn, from the COoarn
Cadets, OF the State collsge At 0rono, aud
ne Nssley Rh = OF Lisis,on. will take
place 10 Lswi.tOn CITY Hall on the even
Ing % Nov. i5.a. The Cobarn Cadets
are the eaalengvrs and The yictOrs are 70
be recognized ss the ehsnplons Of the
State. TIE judges are 10 be ofrcers OF th'
unitei State. ARM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

MlNisrrE wrsr h.s pa, bis FOO, ia
u. not by opening hi, mouth, ba, by An
extremely iajadieioa. use q bis peu.
The consequences Is iha, be will probably
~ back 60 Eaglsnd speedily. Very
.oln .f,sr The President. base0mbs re-
,shatioa message. letter ~ sea, 20
minister we.'. o.,en.ioly from yOans
na,ar.liI.d Ragh.kmAn. ~ho wished to
aci % a. 20 favor the Interests Of bis
mother coaa,ry. Tie had intended. IN
pursuance q tbs, 20 vote Coz Cleveland.
bat The retaliation message had some
~kai staggered bin, and be asked the
minister. private advice uPOa the mat
ter Minister West in reply wrote =
carefully ~ofded letter. which. while IL
doe. 40, say !, in 80 many words, shows
plsialy TIA, The minister understood the
retaliation message {. issued solely fof
political effect. aad il show. further ,ka,
,be desire u Eag.Aad. a, expressed un-
ofi;iAlly BY her Osh.ial representative. l.
thu, Pr,siisn, Cisy,lAa4 shoald be re-.
elected The pablicsiiOn Of this eorre-
spondsncs created di.may ~ ws.hiagton.
ADD the immediate recall Of the minister
-ho NEEDLES IA American polite. has
been demanded Of Easland BY the al.
niaisra,ioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

Tu Sioux Indi.ns ars 40, 10 BE- paid
si2j pr asrv. the priee they ash. ~
The land Ia their reservation, although
the s,asf.l opinion i that The land i, ~
. whole. ~oi;h Il. ba, the reservation
oil probably BE- oPsnsd 10 settler, -i,h.
ogi any further .iismp; % gain the con.
zen, Of the indisn.. The prineiP.l rss.
.on assigned . ths, the pos.essioa Of %
much money oil make The savage. lazy
and tend 90 re;Ard their civilization. OF
course difsfsn; methods must Be fol-
lowei Ia treating nth civilized and saw
axe peoples, bat !, doe, .eem a. Il there
Il an slsmsni q iejas,ies ia the principle
-hich has always been observed by the
white man Ia dealing With the lndi.a.
-"lfyoa will eel yoar land on my
terms. vii bay Il; Il not, -lll take
H."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
News OF the Week.

S.-runar. r. un-.t rufIrs i.srsrsri ~ ~ elfa
1890 II. fhsrsfrrIrrs o. ra1Ful-nis ni - tl
rrsrIr issisrs IN 49, rsurs.ra. ~ hsfe -.
49, .. a. a. a. s.s...li 80 80 - =. =
kssrt sna-Ft f. a. rsias fFsf u garres' e
t.srusi "a 80 49, III ltsf crgsafi rs.~sf
trs.a. t.l..s sh.ui tN FfoFis a. u.aflns -saf
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Nsxnar A. srtrurf ~ sssa nsis = tl-e ~
80 ..f.rsa faresrt so fsrs T. ln.iei
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rs.afrrsi a. Ctsrsst a. 40 - 49, -
- 1900 80 II arr.i 80 sta1es l-u~n ~
-. $50 Iafrs Yes o. t.s Ma -
C..irt q 49,. a. aIsesf Iatss IN l.ni q 80
- a. rr1a.aresi usur.lrsi Il 80 g Il. .t,fi
IN atsrsrufai oi lisrr.sll 49, Nalt'a - - ~
Trussarsf II CsTslsri ~ 81, 49, foae.as iaf
CT Trssslrv rf 49, s1-rlni
Wsnxssnsr NJ Ms.1s IN ~ lafk a. Il "a
os.lsaf hrs,ih. ~ rVrlf@ri % $780,
a. .rl.uh - 49,. ls1frfs - ~ sra1.. II -
~. a. o. Fo-ls's hItisu go rrrysi unsarrss.
hi--sla.stups ra us CA ta.saf' t.ieaaafs al
rvrs.n.t n Ain..Is,r...ar L. uart srn4fei
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sp..atsut IT, frls-s as a. usl e'Iir1if n
trnisi f. rrrrsr t.al-A csatsss RI iisffsfi ln.
xrrsrr ~ rIr..a rrr'rHF11fs $3.50 ile hfl.l 40
e. ~ isr.iri -as.sfff $3.50 o. siairais ----
TfF.rai 500 L. prrfsrrf u N.atres
Tanar rats' na1aarr RI -ssrs af ft.rr Hfrf -
d 49, .. -. =. f..s 49, lfsihs tsf -tsrs.l
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

NOTICE s hsrsby given 10 al peT,oas lsi cot.
~ porsfion.. whose night. NAY b thereby arectsd,
that ths underEDet vii pressnt N the nett Legs
sfars for the state Il lame ptiition for lsgsison
Coz Uhich the foll0~ihg II true copy
To The senate snf iI01se u kepresenfkiiTts IN
Legislature assembled, a Augusta. IN and ior The
state MAINE
To uBdsrslgpei voah respectfully apply br .
charter, conisihing suitable aSd prcper prOfsions.
srsntng 10 them. their associates, Successors and a
signs, tie rghf % cosstroet rsllrO.i 9Th oae oct
oflroa rails 90 tracks from point % The sssisrly
bank II ssif kvsr a is eut.et Into the ADirosoog
ain River, near kfkico Cornef - called IN TIE t0va
81 Mstico, C0unfy Of Otford. and state q Maine
thencs roth sesisuy crossing The to~ns u Mexioo
lsoxbary, Bgron. Letter ID. and RAbgey Plsntsfioa.
a distance - alsout twenty ave miles n The most
southsry p0ln, of hoosslacmAguntic o. Great Lake.
With All the powers. prifileges. nights, sni immani.
ties Incident tkersto.
Dated Al Lsvi.ton, the iesh, day II October, isss
EDWARD PI.UNMER.
6ALEN q. MOSS.
ARTHUR sEWALL,
W. ". fi.uMhEl.
W. II. NEWELL
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Supreme Judicial Court.
WrouER THIN

HoS. CHARLES DASFoKrH.
Rrssidiny Judgs.
ALBEIT :. AusrtN. Clerk
OSCAR n. HEEsEy. CouHiy Aiiorasy.
CIEUs NJ. woE~EIL. SAsriF.
J. ID. PVLsIFEE. SieaograpAer.
H. +. HAMMOND. D,p,iy asd Cr'er.
SANuEL X CAKrER. i,brar'aa.
wN A BAREows. Msssenger.
In the case Of the State W. James NJ.
Sssyey and Laura r. walker. on uial
for adultery a. Ne ven, 10 press las,
week. the jury returned verdict Of no,
guilty.
simeon Brigg. v. Jacob Brisg..
The pariis. are brothers residing In
Baekfsld. The action vas on account
annexed. Co money lent, or advanced TO
a.sis, defendant in makins purchases.
Deisses dsaisd al bat one item Of the
account. and pa, in counter claim foe
money lsai. Verde, fOr plaintiff.
so 90.
D.,i. .ad s-...y fOt PHI whsA,
Coz Def.
Tuesday morning N.Poleon Il. Jack
.on, convicted Of malisi0u, tresPss', "a,
brought into court and ssn,sn,ed u siIiy
day. IN the county jill. The 'eelad in
die,msn, .g.ins, Jackson. cor m.l!eio1.
mischief. s~ Hol pressed.
There remaining Only one case foi trial,
the second iary we're discharged Tuesday
morning. The 6r., panel being retained
% hear the case,
Pbin'ss n Warner. and Irving +. Ben.
.On. by Ga.rdi,n. Va y. JoAnsan Cl,h.
mAn.
Afsr LILLE Of the evidence vas in. tie
case vas -iihafawn from the iry aud
the jury NJ, discharged. The hearing
GA the e..- ~.s ooneladsd and the cas-
sos. 20 the Ls- C0u't.
BJth par,is. IN this suii o-n mill, up
oa ,h- l5-si dam on the oa'ls, q Moose
Pond At North Paris. Ia ls6s pl.iniia'
bosghg The ~ mill on the nshi bank q
the stream. the deed conveying al the
water pl-sf u the dam except 40 much
a. as nscss.aiy 20 run the single mill
on ths other bank. OF other equal ma.
eaiasry. Plaintiff. claimed tia, the deed
limited both ,bs volume Of the ss,sr -hieh
could Be- ased By the ,hinsls mill. shd
the machinery Which IL could Be EN-.
pl0ysd 20 run. Within fec years de-.
fsndani. -ko no. o-n. the shinsle mill,
h.s pat Ia ns- Wheel. lo-siing u 20
- O. ct tso Zee, more hs.d. has In
eres,sd The sire u The spout lsadins 20
the Wheel. thu, taking. /. the plaintiff
claims. more -s,st than bslonss 20 him.
snd has pat Ia circular board aw
.nd other machinery. takias s-sy the
custom hon pl.intif,' mill and oOmPsl.
has Il 90 lis IDLE ntfsnse claimed ihA,
the ns- ~h'sl u.sd ls.. water than The
oli cne. and TIA, the board sA- -ss pat
10 because pl.ia,ia,' mill "a, 80 run down
,hs, the public could no; be satisfactorily
accommodated BY Il.
Bsn.oa aal S-s.sy fo' Pa whsh,
and savage Co Def
Safsh J. Small. hbelani. VI Willard
" snail Divorce d,ere,d ai,i Coz The
cause o. ds.sf,i5n.
S-assy
Court 6a.lly 81 Israed Wednesday
afternoon, having been IN sessioa four
,sea dsy,.--,hs shor,s', iary term for
three years and h.t
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