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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Mrs. Ta!iatcrro, mother at Mrs..
Charles Bufiord and Jones Taliater
ro, and onc of the first ladies' TO
make her home in White Oaks.
came in OH the stage Monday
morning from Illinois and will re
mann during the summer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03
NUN NBER 4t

Let no Republican fail to come
out n,Nt Tuesday aad sute. Rest
assured that your vote will be
counted for constitution, state
hood and n better order of things
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

When a wonan can't take Joke
she usually takes broom or
board and takes after the Iokist.
This was illustrated in front OF
Browns grocery one day this week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

The editorial letter which the old
man OF the LEADER promised the
office for this issue was crowded
out, hy more interesting and I'M
per'a' matter, 1t will appear next
week # not dead by that time.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Inc last herd from our county
conmlsslonras n that llenly had
gone to- Lincoln under nan-,Iam Ms
Green had skipped over the Texas
border and Mickey was LAYING for
the sage brush OF Arizona. The
election will go ON.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

The White Oaks base ball club.
approaching the services Of Frank
Manlovc. the dexterous catcher in
The games played here on the 4th.
and 9th. OF July have prepared and
will present him with magniti-
cent gold badge; in the shape of "A
shield and bearing, IN addition to
the appropriate lettering, a mona
gram composed OF cross bats, bali
and face mask; Frank is now stay-
ing with Col. Rhodes, Engle, n.
NJ. wh@e the badge will bo
duly torwaredod by Al. IL. Belize,
my.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

y gentleman in from the Ronito.
reports that J. j. Cockrell, Of Lin
coin has bonded the Hopeful
mine, 1t is to be hoped this will
inspire new hopes IL that well nigh
hopeless but. very promising
camp.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Harry Conery and VI. White
man as school directors have call
ed meeting of the c.tizsns of
White Oaks school district. at the
Town Hail this Saturday night 10
dicuss WAYS and meals to build a
'cll 'ol house at once This means
business and every man and wo-
man III the town who loves bright
and intelligent childrar rather than
street hoodiuui, should come olt
and see that there is decent
school h' use built inour townat once
1t has been our crying disgrace
nat the rmighesG elemen. in tho
place, OF even the work horses fsE
that matter. are better housed
'han TIM children when attending
.hc p,isiic schpul.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Kitchen wall paper at BcnSmall's
T. faso, IsA.s. Send i~r sanpics.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Floor pants ready mixed Tor use
N Ben Sniail's. FL Taso. Tcxas
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-08-03

Gard u co.ols seui ~ application
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
IIEIl

Bush'e, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
A Murder Conspiracy.

EATON, o., Jan. l8.-John V spivey
OF Miamisburg and William Z Beall Of
Eaton were arrested yesterday, charged
with an attempt to rob and murder, and
were releastd on bail TO appear for ex-
animation next Monday. Beall is the
father of John Beall, the boy now serving
II lie term in the Ohio PeBitentiary for
killing his mother q little over . year ago.
Spivey has made voluntary statement
to the effect that Beall, by letter, made
an appointment to meet him (Spiyey) at
Hamilton, in pursuance oil which they
met, and observing great secrecy, Beall
told spi ey that in Finley Hoilman's
house s. coo could be had by numbering
Hoffman and his family.
Beall wss willing to lot Spivey keep tho
money If he would give Beall two notes
$500 each, which were given by JAN es
Beall, his brother. He said fur her that
IL the Hoffman family were killed he
would get an interest In the Hoffman
farm. The II ilman family Numbered
six persons. Beall made plan for tho
murder. spiyey called on Beall again 10
Eaton on the 18th, ~ d the murder was
set for the 10Th, but he went TO Hamilton
and tod detective, who went up yester-
day and arrested BE II. Spivey will give
his evidence at the trial on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
200

ladies white Me-
rino vests and pants
at 50 cents, reduced
from so cents.
These goods are
all fresh, new and in
perfect condition. If
youWant, come soon;
they will not last
long.
The balance o I
our Ladies, Mems
and children's Meri-
no underwear in all
grades and col o r S
will be sold until the
end of the season at
a discount of Is per
cent. off + e G u lar
prices, and as ALL
OUR GOODS are
marked in PLAIN
figures, you can al
once see that the
prices quoted is the
correct one. We dc
not under any Cir.
cumstances adver.
tise in a sensational
way but tell t h G
plain truth about all
goods, both in oul
advertisements and
over our counters.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Fifth EDlTlON,


.
ONANoooK, Va, Jan. ls.-Ip,o,r,
ton was received here Of sen,atiorn
shooting affair that occurred teye :,
lights ago at Charlottesville, a small M.
lage In the ] wer part Of ACCOM-,
county. Among the r,sideuts OF Id
village 10 n young man named Andres
Ashmead, who has long been iosariei A
very Old character.
For the Last eight OF ten yearo he IA,
fAneled that he Ia u womar. john XII.
lam, n youth OF 20 aad tho Iou Of,
widow who resides mar CnddockyUs
humored Ashmead's whim. Mat,rs Ind
gone so far that the time was Get fut i.
marriage.
Several nights ago Kellam, aecorllp,
to agreement, went TO escort AthmeAl IA
n neighbor 8 house, whore they spent ,bs
evening. That night on their way back
home y dispute arose between them as "a
the color OF the drcss which Asllneal
was TO wear at his approaching marriage
to Kellam.
Ashmead declared be would wtaf moth.
Ing but deep red, while kellam Insisted
with equal emphasis that he should wear
some other color, aud In order " irlghta
Ashmead he drew 4 revolver aud tran.
dlsnlug 1t In the air threatened TO shot
him unless he gave In. But Instead u
getting scared Ashmead flew inioa toser
Ing Iage, drew his pistol and shot Kclim
In his hand and arm, cuttIng oil ote Of
his inpars.
Keilam replied by emp'ying two cham.
bsrs OF his pitol at Ashmead, the afs,
tall striking hin in the ileshy patI OF TIE
leg, the other striking him IN the back
aud CHANGING along one OF hts rlls Vii Il
came GU. on his left side. But for strik
ing the rib this last SHOT would lave
proved fatal. AShmeAd and krllam Tn
went To their homts aud retired wiihlu
telling anyone what had occurred.
TIC next morning Ashmead's ted l,.
lug0d IN blood AID Kellam's handasl
hand CAUSED them TO reveal u their hone
folks what had happened the night be
fore. Every Hort WAS made 10 keep t.,
affair profouud secret, but IL huail!
came to the ears uf the local justice o
the peace, who had both young mtu Al
rested yesterday and put them uudt
bonds TO answer before tho Lext gran
jury OF the County Court Ashmead "a
tailor.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
THIRD EDITION.
Chapnan-Cos,,en N,

The marriage Of Hewitt L. Chapman,
Tor many years resident of Feltou, but
the past year has resided at Kirk
wood, and Miss Blanche Goshen, OF the
same place, took place in the Red Lion
: M. n. Church last Wednesday evening at
seven O'Clock. Despite the inclemency
OF the weather 10 the evening, the pretty
little church was crowded long before
the appointed hour with relatives and
irlends OF both parties from Wilmington,
New Castle, Dover, FELTON, sna otter
places.
The youthful and happily couple march
ed into the church with sweet music rem
dered by Miss Sallle Silver of Red Lion.
and they were met at the altar by Rev. o.
(. Walton, who, in fsw well-chost n re-
mhks, pronounced them man and wife.
A reception was he d at the residence Of
the brides paret Is at Kirkwood after the
wedding, where number of persona as
sembled 70 extend their congratulations.
Many OF the presents were handsome az
well as very useful. They wilt make a
short welding trip, af'er which Will re-
turn " Kirkwood and reside.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

A remsrkab inc dent, I'll of longevl
~ and the unbroken preservation OF sew
eral generations, recen ly came to the
notice Of DR.. Rawling-, of sandersvile.
He was called in to see an old negro Nv
ing about two miles from Sandersvllle
named Ahram Marshall, who was struck
with malady which, from the nature of
ihinge, might well have been old Dr.
Sangrai os natural phlhisic," old age
though such was not the Sc. The old
negro bad colored woman, even more
aged Than himself, in attendance upon
him. The doctor chsRced to ask who
she was, and 10 his astoDishment was In
formed that It was Abrams mother. The
climax was reached, however, When in
course OF conversation the old negro
woman, herself e5, casually remarked
that her mother was getting rather
feeble now" Upon inquiry, 1t was
found that she was 80 years of age, and
has lived TO fondle her great reat-grand-
children. Old Abram 10 proud OF being
able to have around him both a grand
mother and grandchildren, while five
generations are yet alive in he land.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

The system OF "tps" to waters In res
tauran,s seems an evil which no man IN
New York city can afford to ignore and
retain the respect and attention of the
Beryi'or, but the system Of "tips" paid to
hoiel employees for the slightest service
AVID which they expect, and sometimes
demand, might be shgma,lzed as almost
downright robbery. An amusing story
Is told by young man who is working
hard for small wages, while his father
lives luxuriously at the St. James Hotel
"Ihe other evening"" he said, az called
on the governor, to get some cash, but
could not screw up my courage to the
sticking point to ask him. Meanwhile a
bottle OF champagne and the necessary
glasses had been ordered, and, when the
hall boy brought them, the old gentleman
tipped him with dollar. did not say
anything, but when ! walked home
twenty-three blocks at a. M, with foul
cents In my pocket, 1 really envied tina
hall boy his tip. would have brough
up the bottle Tor a quarter"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
The Mormon Problem.

"There is some talk" remarks the
Portland Oregouian, that an effort 70
tolve tine Mormon problem may be at.
tempted by the readjustment of the
boundary lines of the terrific ries, and that
this readjustment will be made an Incl.
dent TO the admisso of Washington
Idaho, Montana aud Dakota. The ide4
involves the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Utah IL
such way that the Mormons and thei
possessions will be distributed amonl
three States. For example, patt will b,
added to Color d., part to Nevada anL
part to Idaho. Then Northern Idaho
Will be annexed to Washington. There
seems TO be probability that the coLstitu
7 ons OF Colorado and Nevada, as well al
The one Idaho would adopt in the even
of admission, could be made to embrace
provision which would meet all the tech
meal difficulties which would attend IN
admission OF Utah by ITSELF"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

strsnEer--"BfR pardon, madam for
calling you to the door, but will you no
kind enough 10 tell me who that lgnorsn',
vulgar, CON monplace woman In the house
across the way M
Mrs Gabb-" That's Mrs. siuekup"
"Stuckur. Thank you. ! mus "a
membgr tho name no as not TO waste time
on her In fu'urc, How did such u hope
lessly ignorant woman get on this very
respectable street, ! wonder"
Pm sure ] don't know. | called on
her once, but she never returned It, and
that ended our acquaintance, you may DO
sure, the odlOus thing"
IL should say so. Why, that womu
wouldn't know lady from an ouraut
OutRaV; she wouldn't know q brg&
tpo IIom black ont. It's an actuA
fact that 1t ism I i've minutes since sic
raid she never heard Of the Sklhigh Silver
Polish; and when / even went to tbs
trouble 10 brighten spoon for her she
said II looked Just the same. Never saw
such ignorance suppose you have a.
ways used tie skIhigh Polish, Of course.
You have the bright, CHEEKY, beautitul
appearance OF ladies who :, but perhaps
your supply is most out, and In that case
-
81 believe It Il. / Il take a package
cit comes In cans, madam. One dollar
please. Thanks"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
The Temperance Union.

The W. c. T. o. held the regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at
the rooms No. 800 Market street. There
Was large attendance and the following
were appointed delegates to the county
convention of the w. Z. T. L. to be held
IN Newport about the middle OF Febru.
airy: Miss Ann Semple, Mrs. John Tag
garF, Mrs. Edward Darlington, Mrs. 6.
Way and Mrs. E. Fairbanks; alternates,
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Satterthwsit, Mrs
Henry Me-Lear, Mrs. Heebner and Mrs.
Jeffries.
The committee on Sabbath observance
reported that they have decided to secure
thu enforcement of the Sabbath law. Tn,
committee on social purity reported that d
very successful meeting had been held al
Scott NJ X. Church, and that petitions
ere now berg circulated which W II b,
presented TO the Legislature, asking tina
laws be enacted to aid this object Tn
reading room committee reported in favo
OF opening a reading room In the viclnit
of Front ard Market streets, after whici
the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Electricity cut up some queer capers
with tree down In New Orleans. A
guy cable was attached to the tree from
an electric light. In some unaccounta-
BILE way the cable became crossed with q
live wire, ard on wet days electricity run
down the former. Several times 1t set
the tree anre and eventually started q
blaze which destroyed that part of the
tree above the wire, The trunk was ex-
amined and Its heart was found to have
been entirely eaten out by the electricity,
leaving q mere she'll
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

The floral decorations at the Young
Mems Republican Cub parlors were iur'
nished and put In place by Harry Potter,
superintendent of J. N. Lewis Il Brothers
greenhouses at Twenty fourth and Mar
ket streets. Some Of the plants are very
rare and costly. 1t took 100 yards o.
smilax TO trim tho mirrors, pictures and
chandeliers. TIE principal blooming
flowers were azaleas, Towering begoniAs'
geraniums, wax plants and primrotes'
The laeaiolium and hair ferns were ex-
ceptionally fine. Mr.. Potter came in this
morning TO take his flowers home again,
Tut ut the request of the committee hs
consented to let them remain over ustI
Monday that their friends might have
chance to see them,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Have you seen thu bar
gain-Loom Damask Tow
els, as Inches BY AZ inches,
reduced to rs CENTS. Don't
take too much time on
them.
One-ihlrd Of She Table
Linen remnants went out in
one day.
To our bargain linens we
have added o splendid
Barnsley 5.S Table Nap
kin, beautifully bordered
and centred, worth every
where. $3.50. We shall
sell so dozen Of them for
81 - per dozen.
VIM. B. SHARP s. CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

EOR REM. FRONT OF HOUSE
containing r. ons on Philadelphla nike
close to electric staff IN, Apply to +. 10 40
HOE on the premises. Ig-St
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

r. P. Carey, No. 81 King street, is
selling butter at 20, 25, 80 and creamery
prints S5 cents, and warranted strictly
pure; AL cream cheese, 10 and Is cent?;
fresh country eggs, % cents; all kinds
choice preserves, lbs. for % cents; jelly,
&c lbi sugar corn, cts. a can; tomatoes, 5
cans for 25 cts; crauberres, cts. a
at; dried corn, etc. qt. large table
pickles, 10 cts doz.; also cho &c steer
meat from to 10 cts. rer To-; choice
mutton, to 16 etc. Remember the
place. K. p. CAREY, 81 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

TOR sALE-CHEAP, TWO SUITS OF
-, - furniture two stoves, carpets, etc. al
lV' East Eu st' Jla III
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
LADIES COATS
AM
WRAPROOM.

1t would pay us hand
somely to lock that depart
ment until the next season,
Tor by that means. We could
mark every article so per
cent above the price we are
now offering them, and then
have the laYgesl stock in our
city, and at prices IS per
cent lower than the lowest
cash house. But duty rather
than the desire for ex-
ce siye profit actu ates us We
feel that our patrons have a
right 10 a share when tor
tune favors US In making a
profitable husine SIS venture.
We have told you why we pur
chased the entire stock of a
large New York manufactur-
err at this stage of the se1son
OF the superior quality and
varied style Of that stock; Of
cur ability to eupply MOI
only the retail, but tht
wholesale trade and that ouI
prices were so per cert
lower than other houses, anC
we nov have but to add tina
hundreds have been suitec
and sall our large sock i,
apparently unbroken. w,
are Offering an opportunity
If in need, Cd Ladies or Chill
drcn's Wraps of any desCrip
ton never before offered.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
LINES

iblishe In memo OF Helen -. Gruhb, who
ed July i4.h, 1851, hiCr q lipge Ing illneaa,
ed Il years.
A VOICE FROM HEAVEN,
l shine IN the Hight OF GOT.
His likeness amps my brow,
trnd,
Bat reign in glo now.
No ralnpng heart 10 here,
o keen and thrOlhiug pain,
No wasted che K whrse III frt IuCn, tear
Hath IOll'd and let it staiG.
have found the TOYS OF heaven;
Am one Of the saluted band;
Tony head crown of gold Is Eiyen,
And hiip IL In M hand.
have learned the sSng they sing
Whom Jesus hath set free;
And the glorious htls of heaven resOund
Win my neH-bOrn DIelOIy.
No sin, no grief. no pain.
SAFE In my happy home.
My T. nrs arp ileu nv doubts all slain,
My hour Of triumph come.
., friends Ufuorfal years,
The trusted ant The true,
We are wa King al,ll In the yale Ct tears,
But wait to welcome you.
Do forget Oh. NOT
For uI-maTy's golden chain
stu binds my heart to you below,
TIL we meet and tOucn again,
Each link Is strong and bright;
And loves electric flaue
Fl9w5 rely down Use river flight
10 the home from whence came.
DO We mourn when another tar
shines out from Tire giueriuE skyg
DO ye weep WHEN the raging voice Of war
And tine sto. m OF conflicts uie2
Then why should your tears run down,
Ana your hearts be s1rrly riycn?
FOR another gem in the saviour crown,
A. Y.F.H.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

w ANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w genera homework at No. 20 West 9th
street. jl9-3tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
stntnhooti wnn,cd.&

HURON, Oak, Jan. 1S.--The delegation
from both South and North Dakot', who
have beea In Washington urging the pas
OF South Dakota, aud an enabling act for
North Dakots, are very much dissatisfied
with the provisions Of the Springer omni-
bus bill which passed the House yester-
day. They are all unit d In saying that
II will merely serve to delay the admission
OF South Dakota and render useless all
that has been done since the organization
of the movement for admission, five years
ago. They are asking tho Senate TO re-
ject II, and are willing to take their
chances with the new Congress.
Governor West, OF Utah, yesterday ar
gued before the House Committee on
Territories In opposition 10 the adm ssion
OF Utah as q State. he said that State
hood for Utah would intrench Norman
ism. History shows that Mormons ara
neither Republicans nor Democrats. The
allegiance of the Mormons lie to the
Church, and If tie party made the fear
full and fatal b under OF advocating state
hood for Utah there was not Territory
in the Northwest that might hereafter be-
come State that the party could hope
to carry in an election"
The New Mexico Legislature yesterday
adopted memorial to the President and
Congress, praying for the admission o.
the Territory TO the union OF States. A
committee will be appointed TO convey
the memorial TO Washington.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

A meeting OF the Union Veteran Lcgior
Of Delaware met in Samuel A. MacAllls-
ter's Office at Seventh and Market streets
when it was decided to organize on Fri
day evening, February /. A discussion
snsued on the question OF whether the or
ganization would antagonize the GRAM
Army of the Republic, and the genera
sentiment was that there would be no an
tasonism, but would rather help tn
Grand Army.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Another case of colored msn-Greont
Howell-gradually turning white has
come to light in Midwife, Ga. AS iaI
back as the rebellion Howell noticed
white spots n his body. II hands are
almost as white as Cauc slams, and
his skull is of the same color. He SAYS
that hts father was what is known az u
tender man. that is, he would blister
unter hot sun. Greene also bl 's.erS
whsn exposed to the hot sun.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
IN THE CBlfRCHES.

AeDowcIlvnle Baptist nilsson. sunday
school, =. IN. and 2 y. m Prayer meeting
On Thursday eVening at 30.
so2th side Baptist Mission, corner Lob.
dell and Read 5trea Q. Sunday eohool NJ y
a. IN. Player mss:lng ph1rsday evening.
East Site Baptist Mission, Twelfth ard
. oal streets Sunday ssnool st q, In.
prayer meeting Ihu stsy evening.
Swedish Baptist Church, Twelfth and
neald streets. Sc ces 1880 e. IN and T'SG
p. N. Payer meeting wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

A meeting Oh behalf OF the Nc All Mis-.
sion Of France will be held Monday after.
noon next, Jan. 2lst, at 3 o'clock, in the
chapel OF the West Presbyterian Church.
Miss Moggridge, an Eng ish lady of dis.
tinction, who for seven years has devoted
her time and means to the work In Paris
will address the meeting. The Rev. J +. C.
Brace, representative secretary of IL,
American McAll Association, will ais
Rnaak
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

The series Of union meetings by the
congregations OF all the Presbyterian
churches, held ct Hanover Church during
the present week, ended last night. Rev
/. Marks, d. D., preached to large con.
Rregation last night, ana much religion.
interest was manifested During next
week the services will be held in Contra
Presbyterian Church every night excep
Thursday, and during the following weel
meetings Will be held at Rodney Stree
Church.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

The revolver shooting match which las
been progressing Tor some 1lma bets cen
+, j. Darlington Of HIS city, and N, A.
Hughes Of WiniamspUr Pa. has been
ronrluitd, and scores were EXCHANGED
y st.ldai. Tie scores were, IlGghes, 81:
ID rlinpt L, 6s3, Hughes winrlng Nv In
p iu's. Hughc, uscd smith AZ Weston
revolver and darlington stevens. The
lis'auca shot was 81 yArd-, Standard
Ame lean ta'g,t.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

NOTICE-THE WILMINGTON FAIR
~ The annual meeting of the Peninsula
Agricultural and Pnmo. oglcal Association for
the purpose Of elcciing eleven directors for
the ensuing y-ar, will be held at the rooms Of
Bnllders' Exchange, No, t3j Market street,
second door, Wilmington, Del, on SATURDAY.
January 20 at 2 o'clock p. m.
/. ID. BROWN,
Il9-6td-ltw sc rttAIy.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

EOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAINS.
l. 1908 I'll West nh street.
1915 West sth street,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

IA ANTED. EMPTY ROOMS BY
w gentleman and wife, and table board
Terms must he m drrate. Good reference.
Address b., this ONCE. us
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

seweli G. Biggs, Jr., son of sewell c.
Biggs, ex-Register Of Wills OF this county,
and brother OF J. Frank BigRs, ESQ.,, OF
this city, died suddenly at his father
fesldence, near. Summit Bridge, last
night, Of pulmonlc affection of the heart.
He was about 20 years of age, and the
youngest son Of Mr.. Biggs.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Publlshe in memo Of Helen b. Gruhb, who
died July i4.h, 1850, ttcr a lipge ing Illness,
aged Il years.