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Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Dots.
Ar. Bali OF New York, hop agent, lie in

Dots.
Mr.. Ball Of New York, hop agent. is in
the city.
As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man ut lis East 4th street.
Neck scarfs from 10 to Soc. ct Wyatt
& Co.'s.
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins 1Oi
W. Eighth street.
Order carpets cleaned BY New Clean
Ing Works, No. l05 West Eighth street.
Telephone, BAL.
William NJ. Morrison OF shohocken,
Pa, is visiting friends In this city. He
resided here some twenty years ago, and
thinks the city IL rapidly improving.
The children OF Mrs. Graham, No. 3O3
Shipley street, will give party TO their
young friends this evening.
Tin, roofing, guttering and spoutiug
old roofs repaired and painted. Esti
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 222
King street.
smcliz & Co. have Just received one
car OF choice apples, which they will sell
very low. Call and look at them.
Most everybody chews Red Light to-
baeco, but two or three, and they will IN
few minutes; sold by all dealers. CHAR
MAN, eole agent, Seventh and Orange
treets. and o East Third street.
People who patronize Robinson's boot
and shoe store, No. 1l3 East Fourth
street, stand chance OF getting a good
watch for Christmas present.
Robert Merriek, OF Centreville, visited
our city to-day to make arrangements
for another sale OF fresh cows on Mon
day, the 18th Of November.
Elder ]. Trumbauer, OF Chester, will
preach this evening at No. AIS East
Fourth street for the Recruit Mission Of
our city. They propose to erect a church
as soon as the necessary funds can be
obtained.
Thirteen applicants for pensions were
| examined by the Pension Commissioners
at their meeting in the Hardness building
on "Wednesday.
Rev. Dennis j. Flynn, st. Mary's r
@. Church, will lecture before the Cathe-
dral T. A. B. Society of Philadelphia
next Sunday evening.
On and after tomorrow the workine N
at the shops OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company will work but hours per day.
The Mite Society OF the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will give It's an.
nual supper III the church on Thursday
night, November 81.
The ladies OF st. Anne's R. G. Church,
on the Highlands, will give the cougre-
cation of the church supper on next
Tuesday evening.
The Wilmington Female Bible Soclet y
will &c citrate its 6Sth anniversary on
Sunday evening. Nov. Sd, at 2. 80 o'clock
in st. PauPs NJ. e. Church. Miss g. ID.
LINCOLN, corresponding secretary.
John Alexander, colored, arrested In
this city last week for stealing horse,
had trial In West Chester, Pa, Oh
"Wednesday, whea he was sentenced to
pay fine OF 500 aud be Imprisoned elk
years.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Charged win wife Poisoning,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 30.-W. ID.
Virgins, a prominent white farmer Of
Ptckens county, Is in ia!l, charged with
the murder OF his wife by potion.
About two weeks ago Mrs. Virgins
was taken sick. She attending ply sician
treated her for remittent bilious fever,
and said she was not at any time in a
very dangerous condition, though she
vomi'ed almost necessarily. The doctor
visited her up to the 22l Inst, when he
thought that sue was 10 fair way to re-
cover Ind dil not go again to see her.
She died on The night Of the 24th. 1t Is
eall that she knew she was poisoned aud
told some friends 80 few days before
she died. 1t Is charged that her husband
gave her bluestone in coffee In the place
Of medicine the physician left for her to
take.
Ii is also alleged that at recent camp
meeting Virgins fell in love with n
Miss Turner and courttd her, btcaine en-
gagged and promised 10 marry her on the
the 18th inst, passing oil as u widdowri
and claimed that his wife had been dead
Tor three years. He also tod come o.
Ills neighbors when his wife got sick thai
she would he dead in two weeks.
1t is said that Virgins did not seem e
| be affected at all while his vile wa,
dying or when sho was buried. Mre
Virgins was buried on tue 25th, and i, /
said that he went to see his ailiancsd
Miss Turner, on the 9th, to arrange fol
the marriage.
Virgins was arrested and lodged Il
jail to await the result of a chcmica
analysis of his dead wife's stomach, III
sheriff says Virgins has admitted court
Ing Miss Turner aud said he was engage
to be married to her before his wife died
He denies, though, that he poisoned her
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
THIRD EDITION.


CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-A burglar secured
an entrance TO the residence OF George NJ.
High, No. o. Bellevue place. Monday
might, and seeing his image In a large
plate glass mirror, became so badly ratified
that he drew his revolver. The man In
the mirror did likewise, aud In q moment
the pair were blazing away Mt each other
with q precision that was hard on the
mirror. Mr.. High and his family were
at dinner on the floor below, and when
the shooting was heard, together with
the noise of breaking glass, there was a
sudden loss Of appetite ON the part OF
every one at the table. Mr.. High grabbed
poker and headed procession up the
stairway, and when tho large rear bed
room on the second floor was reached
nothing was found but the broken mirror
and an open window.
by this time the whole fashionable
neighborhood was in an uproar. Private
telephones were set at work, and tho
East Chicago Avenue Station patrol
wagon, with load Of officers, was sum
moned. The arrival OF the police added
to the excitement, aud there were rumors
that double murder had been commit
ted. An investigation showed that some
one had placed a ladder against the rear
wall OF Mr.. Highs house and had forced
the window and entered. Tie room door
was open and the light from the hall fell
upon the mirror In such way rs to give
the Impression that some one was ap.
proaching through the door
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
New Corn for Ci,oiera.

Mr.. Jacob s. Cochran, a farmer near
Middletown, lost over 60 hogs, large and
small, by the cholera during the past few
months. Some time ago some hogs oil
Mr. Cochran's which were sick with the
disease got out of their pen into corn
field and helped themselves to the new
corn. After that they seemed to get bet.
ter and were soon apparently as well as
ever. He took to feeding new corn &c
the rest of the herd which were sick and
found it to be good remedy. Only one
or two are now I'll and arc likely to re-
cover. 1t is thought that over 1 900 hoys
have died OF the disease in that section
the past few months.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
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BetrOthul or Isigamy?

NEW YoRK, Oct. 30.-David norfeld.
the Richmond pawnbroker, was placed
on trial before Recorder Smyth to-day
for bigamy. The defence is that the al
legged secord marriage was only a be.
tro'ha', such as the Tslmud permits.
Rabbi DE Sofa Mendez was called as au
expert, and gave 1t as his opinion that
the ceremony contained all tile elements
OF marriage.
Rabbi Eugene IGorield, who performed
The ceremony, and the mother, father
aud sister OF Miss Marks declared 1t was
on y a betrothal. Rabbi Horleld p,o.
duced the ralmud, which, he said, gave
the authority for the bttrotbal. A TIT
eusued between the two Pabbls over the
book, Rabbi Mcndez declaring that tire
paragraph which Rabbi Ho field quoted
was merely foot motto of the publisher.
Which Rabbi is correct Jury will da.
eide
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Dots.


Grand ROYAL l0.ceHt cigar. % ana 80
In box. Durstein. y East Second street.
The finest b.cent cigar to-day 10 San
Ross, Sl.5O per box OF 100. Durstein, .
East Second street.
Go TO walther 4 Go., south Of Mako
street bridge, to gek your carriages 70
paired
There will be sale OF gents furnish
ing goods at Front and Market streets on
| Monday afternoon and evening. q. w.
btarton, ancti0beer
George Fisher, Frank Pierson. John
Banks and Samuel vandeeriit are going
on a cunning trip I'd Cec'lton, Md on
Saturday afternoon for three or four days'
sport.
Joseph Pyle will lecture to Shawnee
Tribe, Imp'd o. r. NJ, OF Clayton, on
Friday evening.
Samuel Lee, q tto no cutter Of this city.
left on the B. & o. Railroad on Weines-
day for Boulder, Colorado, where he VIII
locate.
A. Griines, an eldsirlc light lineman,
will start tomorrow for San Francisco,
where he has secured position as line.
man with an electric light company.
II is reported that Mrs. Mollle Perry
last week left her lu baad, joseph Perry
and two children, taking with her about
$500.
Constable Reed, pi Biackblrd, ARE ted
Joshua Haman and his brother last Mon
day, for stealing corn of Mr.. J. Foraker,
Saturday night. The parties plead gull
ty and offered to ply Tor the stolen prop.
erty.
The committee df Hiram Grand Lodge
returns thanks to the public and the
friends OF the lodGe for the respect and
courtesy shown thp lodge on the day Of
the parade.
John p. Regan df this city has made
an engagement 40 travelling salesman
with Middleton & Co.. Of Philadelphia.
The Board Of Trade will hold its regu.
lar monthly meeting tomorrow (Fridsy)
evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph smithers of Smyr.
n, have returned from their trip to Dem
YER.
George Carter, formerly OF the Dover
Index has made m engagement with
MIR. Webb OF the Farm and Home of this
city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
CARPETS.

Our second offer is in
Wool Extra Super Ingram
Carpets. We give you
these carpets at Soc per
yard. You pay that much
torcotton carpets; look round
ar ound friends before buy
ing, examine what is offered
YOU, then lock at what we
give you for so cents, and
wonder how we can do it.
Simple enough: we are on
the bottom floor OF carpet
prices and want to put you
there with us. The shrewd.
est shopper will at once con.
slider it a bargain to get a
good carpet for SO cents.
Our third offer is in 80
inch Smyrna Rugs. We
have an livestock of this
size rug and have concluded
to place this lot at the very
low price of $3.50. Every
body knows a Smyrna Rug
can be TUNED, wear it on
this side and then on that,
and still its good.
Can you crowd so much
service and reliability Into
any other Rug? No, noe for
s. so nor SIS.
Is such a Rug worth 81. so
to you? Come while we have
them for you, as we cannot
always give them to you at
this price.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Meddir q n, Now Cn.,,e.

AT O o'clock asst evening Allen Voor-
hees Leslie George, superintendent of
the Diamond state Iron Works OF this
city, was united in marriage TO Miss
Agnes johnson Herbert, daughter of
William II. Herbert of New Castle.
The ceremony took place at Emmanuel
2. L. Church in that city, In the preseneo
OF a large muir Der OF guests. Gyorfe W.
Ecklcs, Chauheey p. Holcc NIB, Fran ls
Carpenter and John II. sLambson were
the u,hers; Miss Bessie was maid of
honor, and Edwin Herbert best man.
After the marriage ceremony al I'm
manuel T.. L. Church there was receD-
tlon at the residence OF State Treasurer
Herbert, the father of the bride. The
house was b illianlly illuminated aud
was filled with guests, u number of
whom were frbm this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
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Thought He Was n Detective.

Thomas Reynolds was arrsigned for
the larceny OF dress coat from James
A. Bonrke, No. II Maryland avenue.
i. w. Gibnoy. merchant tailor. testified
that he made the coat, though his mark
had been torn oil.
Andrew j. Conner testified to REYNOLDS
coming into lila sdcond hand store to sell
the coat on Friday last, md asked so
cents for 1t. About that time Sergeant
Blackburn came IN.
Sergeant Blackburn testified that Mr..
Bourke told him he had q coat stolen
from him and described II. On Friday
he saw Reynolds go into Conner's store,
and when lie was about bargaining TO
sell the coat he arrested him.
AZ there were number of very i'm
portant documents in tho pockets Of his
coat when taken Mr.. Bourke suspected
that the documehte, IN re than the coat,
was what was wanted, and lie believed
that there was OH organized body Of de-
tectiveG In this city who were look lug
after Irish suspects. He believed that
the organization was located In the office
OF W. p. Yoshell In the RICHTER building,
Market street above Ninth.
W. Z, Voshell testified that man
named Cheauteaubriand, bad desk room
iu his office. HI was collector aud did
state that he had detectives placed in
some OF the principal shops in the city
TO detect men IN stealing tools.
He never. however, saw Reynolds be.
fore. A number of witnesses, among
whom were IsaLo A. Fighter, w. Y.
Robinson and j. w. Vandegrift,
knew of Cheaut but did not
know Reynolds. MIR. Rot inson said the
man was good collector. There being
no evidence to connect Reynolds with
the detective association he was held
under $500 bail To auswer for the larceny
oil Mr.. Bourke's coat.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Yesterday afternoon, Misc Josephine.
the only daughter Of Henry Q. Robinson,
met with serious accident which result
cd fatally about 1920 o'clock last even
ing. Miss Robinson, accompanied ny
James N. Field, startled out the Ksunett
turnpike shortly after dinner TO visit
some friends near Greenvilie. While on
the road Miss Robinson's hat clipped
from her head, and she Without stopping
her horse, attem pied to replace 1t Her
horse started faster and Mr., Field cried
TO her to lot her hat 10, and catch the
curb rain. She d Id go, apd at the mo-
ment the horse by. some sudden move
ment to one side threw her 10 the ground.
She fell mainly upon the right side OF her
head.
Mr.. Field Immediately jumped from
his horse and hurried TO her assistance,
leaving the.two horses running up the
road. They were caught by Samuel NJ.
Knox and William X. Duncan, who hur-
ried back TO the scene OF the accident
and assisted to carry Miss Robinson TO n
hou,o In the vicinity. DIR. Greenleai. oil
Greenville, was summoned, and alter
making an examination and ascerta aiming
the extent OF her injuries, lie advised
that her parents should be notified ut
once.
DIR. Chandler was also notified, and q
short time afterwards Nr. Robinson. &C.
companied by DIR. Maull, the family ply
siclan, arrived at the place. After q
consultation the physicians pronounced
Miss Robinson's iujuries fatal. She re-
malned unconscious from the time she
fell until her death. Her spiue had been
broken, she had received bruises around
the heart, and the conclusion of the
brain resulting from the blow which she
had received by the fall caused internal
hemorrhage Of the brain.
Every possible effort was made for her
relief, but without avail, aud she died
about 1920 o'clock last evening, without
having recovered consciousness. The de-
ceased was nearly 10 years OF age, and
vas au accomplished young lady. On
Tuesday evening her mother started for
Indianapolis TO attend the Convention Of
the Wonens Home Missionary Society,
and consequently knew nothing oil the
accident until word was teleRraphed 60
her. The arrangements for the funeral
have Lot yet been made.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

The Greensborough Free Press says:
On Friday last party consisting OF 8. II.
Baynard, of Wilmington, and his brothe r
George, of Oxford, and Messrs. e. A.
Finley and 8. II. Wilson, of the firm OF
Finley, Garrett q Wilson, Of Whining
ton, made prospective hunt at the
Island and brought TO Oxford with them
90 OF the cotton tails" Since then Mr..
Brynsrd has written us that they made n
regular hunt and the result was the bag
Eing Of 1876 rabbits during the day, with
TO accident to mar the pleasure Of the
eIpeilLion.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

William T. Cochran, OF Philadelphia
and Miss Sadie Montgomery, the daBgh.
ter OF Joseph X. T.. Montg omery Of thI,
city, were united In marriage lat eHn'
ing The ceremony wac peTiMusA VI
The Rev. l.. Z. Barrett, a. the resAete,
OF the brides parents, No. 100 East s'na
street, In the presence OF large nunos
OF relatives and friends OF the bride ~
groom. After the ceremony q receipt
was held, and Mr.. and Mrs Cochh
started on an early train this morning !
Philadelphia, where they will MAKE tAd
future home.
Among those present at the ccrcmo1
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran, Mr, aal
Mrs. Kendall u. Stocklsy, Mr. fnl Ma
Y. HAYES, MIR. and Mrs. Hairnker, NJ
and Mrr. Charles A. Stockley Of lhladsl,
phia, Miss May Winkworih, NJ and
Mrs. William Morrison, MIS- sarsb 7S,a|
lin OF Conshohocken, Mr.. and Nrs' SNl1
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Noffi,len 4
Chester, Miss Lizzie shephcfl Of Niils|
town, Mr.. and Mrs. Garraghy Nr, an1
Mrs. Robert Stockley, Row aul Cel11
OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs saruttdj
Of Reading, Pa; Albert Hams Scwell
New Castle, George Nehmau, anil ID
| johnson Of Che ter.
John I. Nowden and Mis- NsrI 10
CART were marr,cd last evening BY "
Rev. W. l.. $. Murray Mt the r,llcae,
the BRIDES parents, No. 1918 West ~
enth street. The newly-wolil.d cOsr
started on short Southern trip, n
upon their return will reside in thi'sl|
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

in early life removed from Maryland aud
associated herself with Asbury, entering
at once into every avenue Of usefulness
with unprecedented zeal. She was ma
jestic in person, highly intellectual, pos
sessed meek and loving spirit, was a
symetrical Christian In the fullest sense,
and endowed with indomitahle courage
aud never swerying faith. Her husband
and daughter are honored members OF
Asbury. What IA mortal OF her rests IN
hope In the southern section OF Asbury
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
FIFTH EDITION


Al 2 o'clock y,s,et1.v
neither Of the collector a,ns., l'thod
place OF business, but crewJ I'M wv w
payers crowded into ard a,onSa
Office all afternoon. Durlp, ~.
noon coiofed man came IN ,rI w
young Dougherty noie and s w, a,ae
Tbs young man opercl tbe nv.
which read as follows: wy w's'
"MR;--I will be In ePaln An,
you VIII bs In your p acr van,
my tx, i and 100 or 9Ol mo,e 4,
you spend two or three J,ys u
office II you can? Eiu,n Rpn',
A co'ored man standing ty sa,l s,,.
had lost several days in AN a,,,. nlO
pay taxes, to which Young Dss.h,.
replied he should com. In ~ Sa
inRs, "a his father would lers.pa.
celyo poll taxes IN the morning AMI
out and collect properly taxes IN %
ternoon.
Among those who called Ia ,,v nj
Mckee taxes during the dtv W.,
w. Bush, George r. Miller Nv
Fairlamb, Edwin Hirsi. 4. Ii. M
Isaiah Thomas, Il. q. Chi..ly. Cg,,I
II. Groves, Y. 10. Jauyirr W,ltm
Janvier, Harry Cleavrr, J. r. S,"1.
Albert Thatcher, Jane Dfumu1u
Alexander Stewart, }. T. ClTT,l
Edward Witsil, Mr.. Mtsol. H.. Ch,,Ir
George, WIN. ii. Walker. Cls1
Greenman, Elisha Brown, ulaf., N
Stewart, Frank Biddle, Moses r.
Edward w. Webb, Charles A. (;o,l,l
Joseph Murphy, Charles Russell, l,sr,(
stengle, John II. Gordon, Junn WnsII
Edward Fergerson.
A largo number also called 10 N
taxes 10 Mr.. Dougherty in ile aitftuoplj
but 8 o'clock came with 10 colttrI
and the Office closed. 1hs incoming q
after . O'Clock both men "a; 10 10 N
pearAnce and promptly commetcI
taking taxes. A crowd u IRON Is ,uI
men was present at the commei cenu]
Mr.. DouRherty took umnrAso at N
number OF men hanging around tho on1
who had paid their taxes and dll nd n
out. lie tod A. ". Mason that NJ
Office was private, and II he Mlson) II
not go out he would put him Out, Vi
Mason, not wishing 10 have AHy ia
Guilty, went out.
Tho next man that seemed to tas,I
Mr.. Doughtr y was =. q ChrIsty, Vi
had paid Mr.. Mckee his o aud tLtn q
down ON a chair. and taking Oh, N
watch Mr.. DouRherty III ugAt he sd
timing him. He went ntouud aul III
Mr.. ChrIsty that having trausacklhl
business he wanted him TO leave v.
Cbristy hesita'ed, when Mr. Doughstj
inslsted, and declared ho woHll moi vii
another scratch until he went out. Al
there was quite number OF utu wi
lug to pay taxes, Mr. CbtIsiy dln
want 10 be hindrance iu thor way, u
30 he got up and went out.
Mr.. Mckee finished tak,n! taxes ifO'
all present in his district pbpnt Ill
o'clock. Mr.. Dougherty had large
GRO nd In waiting but he worked on unt
ten minutes past IL O'Clock, whehA
shut his books, telling tie taO OF thu
still ia waiting to como back ia the NOT
ing, as he would not be At his Office
the afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

A horse belonging to e. II. Wief VI
Injured on Wednesday moInlrg b5h7|
ping in q hole In front Of the gfo'a1
store. Mrs. Wier says that :be noilis
Mr.. Carpenter over a week asoo Y
existence of this hole and be promised
have It repaired, but the work was D
elected from some cause. Che GsAw
will be instituted against the G " 10 u
cover damages for the loss SUSTAINED
consequence OF this injury to Tie ldisl
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Rev. J. 8. Willis will deliver his lee.
ture on "Manhood," in the NJ. L.
Church at Red Lion, on Tuesday even
ing, the 9th inst. ALI persons who wish
10 be amused as we'll ms instructed should
attend. Mr.. Willis is one OF the leading
orators OF the State, and his views on
any and every subject are well worth lis
tening to. The proceeds resulting from
tie sale of tickets. 25 cents each, are Tor
the benefit OF the church.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Last Tuesdsy morning WIN. J. Eutop /,
who for several weeks Past has beeh EN-.
ployed at the Jute Works. was arrested
by Special Agent Frank Stout on .
charge Of DESERVING his wife and family.
He wss given hearing before Squire
Monaghan, who ordered him to furnish
bail that no would contribute " 81 q
week for the support Of his family. Tho
bonds we're signed BY James q. Morrow
Of the Jute Mills.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

PATTERSON, N. j., Oct. 3O.-George
Koch kept bakery at No. 100 River ST.
In passing an establishment of a rival
his morning he deliberately picked up
basket OF bread and attempted to escape
with 1t. He wac seen by nploye, $, how
ever, and chase was given, Koch started
for the river hotly pursuei. On reach:
Ing the river be sprarg in. The water
was shallow but he ducked his head and
held it beneath the surface unit he was
suiloeated, His body was swept away
and has not been recovered. lie leaves
u family.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

NEwBURe, N. Y, Oct. 3O.-Mrs.
Greeuing, of New Windsor, presented
herself at an Episcopal Church and par
took of communion. The rector being
told that she was a Methodist, but par
took Of communion at the Episcopal
Church owing to the distance OF her
home from a Methodist church, informed
or that by the church rules she could
not have communion there again. THIS
so worked upon her nervous system that
1t resulted in a paralytic stroke. She is
now unable TO speak.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Yesterday being the 18th birthday of
Harry Wright, he was rendered recep.
ton last evening by his mother aud
father and his friends at his residence,
No. 409Eighth avenue, West Whining
ton. Refreshments were served iu album
dance when the guests took their depar-
tuTe. 1t was with many and sincere
wishes that he would enjoy many happy
returns OF The day.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Another MY ,terious Dlsappoaranc.

Last Monday Arthur Perry. who for
some time Has been engaged in the
grocery business 60 No. 1903 Jefferson
street, mysteFlously disappeared from
this city. Yesterday morning when bis
lady clerk opened the store she found a
postal card addressed to her In Perry's
handwriting, stating that ho had gone to
Canada. Perry's Indebtedness amounta
to about 81. 800, and as soon as IL was
learned that be had decamped his credi-
tors bad the contents OF the store levied
upon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Thomas Daley, laborer at the Harlan
& Hollingsw prth Compauy's Works. had
a chip broken IRON bis coilar.hone thIs
forenoon by coming in contact viii, q
neavy casting which was being hoisted.
iron hook hitting him on the hack n ,ha
head. DIR. I.ulxens came and dressed his
WON d and took him TO his home In ,hs
western part of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Owing to the absence oil tie piiiIuis.'
witnesses, the case OF Mrs. Kate '. wv
lIngsworth VS.. George Raymond, 70 "
cover rent due and In arrears, Nl'twT ' ~
TO have been tried before Squire I'M
CHAN lest evening, was postponed uA~
o'clock next Monday afternoon. 4
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
a Matter of Importance

To know where to buy winter blankots,
comforts. underwear and fiannels also
dress goods and ladies' aud ,children's
coats, qsptlemep's aud boys clothing
DAVID ApRAascN. Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Last evening Squire smi'A heard ~
case of Thomas Duffy, chare"l BY WY wy
Bogart with disorderly conduct avg
the evidence was presented Tie Fowl
ordered the accused to furnish ban !,
the sum OF 500 to keep the pe'er, I y.
as lie was unable to comply he viii Y
sent TO New Castle IajI,