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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

CAx the sale Of an inferior article con-
ssanfiv Increase for - yearsf poooins
Electric Soar has been on the market ever
~,n,,<, l-<,,. ana Is to-day ne rst aud purtsf
family soap made. Try il Your grocer has u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

LxAvE your business unduly and your
business will leave you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

For ali aeran gemerts Of the hver: SION
ach and bowels, take Or. fierce's rei's's
One dose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

ExcLrsu fakirs paint spsrrows yellow ana
eel them for eanarles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

Mid. eonablc climate. certain and abundant
c-ons Rest fruit. grain, grass, stock country
N the world. Fuiiinformationf free Address
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland oregon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

Brrrrr 70 die It the post Of duty than +
live elsewhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-28

I. a. essential 70 physical health z. 20 Pon~
icai consistency. For weakness q W. 1890 nsss
r : ana disorders Of the kidneyss
re .oric and dietetic action o. Hostetier,e
Stomach Bi,ters is the one thing nceniu.s
The stomach IS the mainstay o. every o. ,'e,.
organ. and BY invigorasing the digestion
with this preparation, the spinai cose W.,
go ali IL dependencies. are sympathet-
s'.'iir strenqtkencd The dysptptic ano
bilious will mud il . pure vegetable sunu-
liant and tOEic.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

CHESTER, Pa, March 20.-The
friends of Senator Cooper here are quite
confident that he will receive the ap-
pointment of collector of the port at
Philadelphia. No credence is attached
to the report that at least thousand ap-
plicants from this county are pressing
the Senator Tor positions in the customs
departments in the event of his appoint
ment, but that he will give the people of
his own county n fair recognition is be
lieved by everybody Should he acccpt
the colectorship, Representative jesse
NJ. Baker, of Media, it is generally con-
ceded, will be his successor. while
Herbert j. Riley, of South Chester, is
being strongly urged by his friends to
enter the race for Mr.. Bakers place in
the Legislature. Ifoccasion arises TO
elect new Senator and Assemblyman,
the County Republican Executive Com
mittee will cali the delegates elected
last year to meet in convention at the
Court House, at Media, and nominate
can didateS.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

When Q Brandywine Hur'. "a rmei
came down Market street yesterday fore
noon, driving q COW ahead Of him, he
found he was to have trouble when he
reached Ninth street. "Sukey" con-
cluded that she wanted some law on the
subject, and made dash for the door OF .
law office In the Lore building, but 1t did
not open to her and she passed on down
Market street, leading her driver merry
chase from eide to side of the street.
Arriving in front of Beers Hotel she
seemed to realize that It was place for
the accom- mediation of man and least,
and made ior the side entrance, the door
being open. She entered the bar room In
hurry, went up to the bar and surveyed
the glittering array of decanters beyond,
but forgot to say "Come fellows, take a
drink"
The fellows had vamosed the room, and
Mre. "Sukey" turned on her heels and
would have gone up stairs to investigate
the bed chambers had not a couple OF
boarders met her as they were coming
down to see the cause Of the racket.
Emerging from the hotel, 1t was but
natural that she should cross the street
and see what play was going on in the
Opera House, but Joseph Wheeler, stand
ing at the entrance, seemed to determine
Mre. 'sukey" TO try Thomas d. Browns
sewing machine store, a door lower down.
The screams of the ladies IN the store dis
concerted her, and she seemed TO con-
cIude that shave would not be bad
thing, as she peeped into X. E. Francis
barber shop. There being no vacant ch air
Tor her, she hesitated, and became calm
and controllable again, and the farmer
and "Sukeg" proceeded harmlessly on
down tie street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

NEW YORK, March 2O.-A Chicago
man got permission TO einbalm an un-
ella med dead body in the Morgue on
Monday by what he called the
Egyptian process. The body was
placed in a zinc-lincd box and some
powder that looked like ordinary clay
was set on fire and put inside. The
cover was screwed on and not taken OIL
for about six hours. When II Was re
moved the body seemed 10 be perfectly
embalmed. The Chicago man said the
cost of the process was about fifty cents.
The experiment is OF especial interest to
Cinnamon, who send their dead to the
Fiowery Kingdom for interment when
they can afford it.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Yesterday morning Roland Bacon, the
son of State Senator Bacon, q merchant
at Laurel, committed suicide by shooting
himself In the heart. 1t is said that the
young man has been drinking very heavy
for several weeks, and about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning he went into the bar
Der shop Of Sydney studley, during his
absence, and took pistol from drawer.
Just as he was about to leave Studley
came in, and upon asking what he in
tended TO do with the weapon, Bacon re-
piled that ne wanted to kill q cat. He
then went to his fathers store, where he
attempted to write letter, but was so
nervous that he was unable to do so, and
1t is supposed shot himself at once. The
report OF the pistol attracted the atten-
tion OF persons passing, who, when they
entered the store, were horror-stricken to
find the young man lying across the
counter with the blood flowing from a
wound over his heart. He lived about
fifteen minutes,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

On Tuesday evening Mr.. K. II. Miller
and Miss Annie McKeever we're united In
marriage, by the Rev. o. @. Budd ngton,
at No. gl3 Linden street, in the presence
Of large number OF invited guests. The
bride was dressed In white satin, cut en-
train. After the ceremony n rec, ption
and supper were given from o TO II
O'Clock There was large number of
handsome and valuable presents. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Huber, s. Felheiner, james B. Ogden,
Jas. A. Hurlock, s. NJ. McKeever, Prof.
and Mre. II. p. Lorman OF Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. @. McKeever
Providence, r. L.; Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Cox, New Garden, Pa; Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thomas Jack. on, Wtoddale, Del, |;
Mrs. J. T. Williamson, Malvern, Pa /;
John Harris, II. NJ. Scott, n. 7. Bur-
chel, Mr. aud Mrs. w. Hurlock, James
Keenan,, l.. Mccall, Anderson Fielding,
Mrs. Margaret Smith, q. A. Fell, OF
Smyth Il Fell, Mrs. Norris Williamson
and CHARLES Palmer, OF this city.
The bride and groom left on the q. m.
train for New York and will make q
bridal tour through some cf the Eastern
States.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
News Summary.

A dozen prisoners in the jail In Jeffer-
sonville, Kentucky, made an attempt to
escape on Tuesday evening. They were
di, covered on the roof by a little girl,
who notified the sheriff. Edward Powell,
q river pirate, succeeded In getting
away, but the Others returned to their
cells after Dick Jones, q housebreaker,
had been shot by the sheriff. 1t is
thought that Joues' wound will prove
fatal.
AS Robert Harbin, wealthy farmer,
was driving near Vincennes, Illinois, on
Tuesday, the wheel OF the dog cart
struck the root Of tree, throwing him
over the back Of the Feat. His right foot
caught in the spring of the vehicle. The
horse, becoming frightened, ran away,
dragging Hardin for mile and a hall.
His head and face were dreediully man
gled and death followed.
Some villain on Tuesday night entered
the weaving room Of the Graniteyille
Manufacturing Company's mill at Gran
iteville, 8. O., and cut the warps In all
except fifteen looms. The factory was
wi take week at least to replace the
wafps In the looms.
The Board of Pardone, at Harrisburg,
Eh', yehbtTuhyt TeIuseu COinmuthtion III
tn. case of sarah j. Whiteling, oi Pbila-
delphia, convicted OF murder In the first
degree. The case of Samuel johnson,
convicted OF murder, was held under adj
vlsement.
Ex-Congressman Peter Paul Mahoney'
of Brooklyn, is dangerovsly III In Wash
ington, from the result of a cold con-
tracted during the Inauguration. His re-
covery is doubtful. lie was married only
four months ago.
Miss Pauline Fuller, 18th daughter o.
Chief Justice Fuller, was married In
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Tuesday
night, to j. Matt Aubrey, Jr., of Chicago.
1t was runaway match. The bride IL
10 years old and the groom 23.
Ex-President Cleveland has been elected
a member Of Tammany Hall, and will be
Initiated at the first mt etiUg In April
At the same meeting ex-Secretary Villa,
will also be made a Tammany brave.
Herman Lenck, aged II, was suiiocatet
by smoke during a fire In bakery or
Third avenue, New York, yesterday
morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
PRICE ONE CENT.


WAsHISoToN, March 2l.-The Preei-
dent yesterday nominated Frederick ID.
Grant, OF New York, to be Minister TO
Austria. Hungry; John @. New, Of In
diana, Consul General at London; Paul
Frlcke, U. 3. Marshal for Western Texas,
aud seligman Brothers, In London,
England, to be special fiscal agents Of the
Navy Department at London.
The U. :. Senate yesterday confirmed
John w. Mason, OF West Virginia, to be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue;
Charles Il. Mitchell, Connecticut, Com
missioner OF Patents; J. Granville Leach,
Appraiser at Philadelphia; w. Budd
Deacon, Marshal TO- New Jersey; VIII
liam J. Dunlap, Marshal for Indiana;
John 9. Burton, Marshal for Mississippi,
aud Robert s. Bow man, Postmaster at
Berwick, Penua.
Secretary Window Is reported to have
said that there will be no change IN the
office OF United States Treasurer, now
held by j. W. Hyatt, before the end OF
the present nfcai year, June 80. 1t is
understood that Joseph NJ Huston, OF
Indiana, has been promiIed the Cflice
when II becomes vacant.
Mr.. Thomas, the newly appointed Min
later to Norway, took the oath of Office
yesterday, and Will sail for Stockholm
about May /.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Drop in at our office or send your
postal card to the new firm of Steward u
Chandler to order the best family coal
We always put the best effort foremost
to accomplish three points. 1st, to offer
the best quality direct from the mines.
end, well lcreened and nicely prepared.
Sd, and most important we will give
long tons every time, and guarantee to
place 224O pounds of good, clean coal In
the cellar bsfore the team leaves the curb.
We will be pleased to have all the old
customers and Ioany new ones to call Cd
us. STEWARD & HANDLER, successors
to C. Westley Weldin 81 Bro south side
Chrlstiana bridge.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
CARPETS.

Our carpet trade is large,
and it ought to be, for we are
way down in price and way up
in quantity and quality. Rag
Carpet from As to 90 cents
Brussels-there are Brussels
carpets on the market to-day,
and right in Wilmington, that
we wouldn't handle if we could
buy them for $ cents a yard.
What we offer you of these
goods you may depend upon.
Tapestry Brussels from 90
cents to 81 a yard. Ingrains
from 40 cents to IS cents a
yard. Venetian, Stair and
Entry, Is cents to 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
BreyIties.

Ano cheapest hat house IN the city.
Rumford Bros. fO4 Market street.
Try Bush's coal; you Ill like 1t.
American Laundry, COZ West Front st.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like 1t.
CuppinR and leeching, 1873 N. Second st.
Millard 2. Davis, Iewelcr, o K. Second st.
Fine IsK. RinKs at Hant's, Is E. 9TH street
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 5th and King.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for mumps.
Gllt-edge creamery butter for sale by Z. +
dudson, stalls 20 % 81, City Market.
joe. II. Greenman Son All King street.
Wall papers and window shades at reduced
prices.
A general reduction In wall papers and win
dow shades At jos. h. Greenman Son. 4l7
King ItIeeL.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

The following has been received by the
proper militia officials in this city;

The following has been received by the
proper militia officials in this city;
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY,
ADJUTANT-GENERAL OFFICE,
Washington, March q. 1889.
By direction of the Secretary of War,
First Lieutenant George LeRay Brown,
Eleventh Infantry, will report by letter
to the 4 overnor OF the State CT Delaware
for such duty In connection with the
National Guard of that State as he may
be able to perform without interfering
with the duty required OF him under his
and Tactics at De aware College.
By command CT Major General schoneld.
By ord,r OF the governor.
RICHARD r. KENSEY,
Adjuiant-General.
Official;
G. W. .MARsHALL,co colonel commanding.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 81.
MILFORD, DEL, March 10, 1880.
|. The following appointment is here
~yJHced Geo ge LeRay Brown to
ijutaht-general with the
.oALrIy " He will be obeyed and
ii. 49, George L, Ray Brown is
hereby dire, cd to report to Brigsdier
General Richard r. Kenney, adjutant-
general, Tor tai and such other services
rs he may be able to perform. By order
of the governor.
RICHARD r. KENNEY,
Adjutant-general.
Official:
| G. M.MARsHALL, colonel commanding.
H. l.. PAIGE, iirstlieutenant and actinl
| adjutant
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

On account OF the inclemency OF the
weather there was not many out last
night at the Basket Social OF Harmony
Council, but those VINO came were
fully repaid in enjoy ment. The exercises
were very fine, Tor which the committee
desiie to return thanks TO Messrs. Parvie,
McCrayken, Berry and Kennedy, the
orgsnist, and MI ses Thompson. Curleti,
Reed and Mrs. Reed. Quite a neat little
sum, was real zed from tho sale of baskets,
aud great dest of Iun. Upon request 1t
Will be repeated next month. On April
there will be "Mum SociablO" at the
residence OF Mrs. Vinsioger, No. 229
Shpley street, for the same purpose.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

The dwelling at No. GIG East Eleventh
street has been purchase by John Q.
Adams, and as soon as the weather will
permit he intends to conn ence tearing
1t down, and also his saloon properly ad-
Joining, for the purpose OF erecting a
three-story building for q hotel The
new building will contain about fifty
rooms, aud It is the Intention to m AXE it
a fiIst-class hotel. As It will be directly
opposite the .ppa Kirkwood Park it will
be called the Eirk wood House.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-About
7.30 o'clock last evening the Mt. Pleas
ant station building on the Chestnut
Hill Branch of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad was discovered to be
on fire. The flames started in the tick
ct office from defective fiue and ran
up behind the piastering to the second
story. The up passenger train ran into
the station at this time, and the crew
and passengers, by the vigO-
rous use OF axes and buckets of wa
ter, subdued the fire after about 5000
damage mad been done.
E. j. Beisel, the agent had his
right hand badly scalded by steam as
he threw a bucket of water on the
flames.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

To. morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, q
meeting of merchants and business men
will be held at the rooms Of the Builders
Exchange, 10 the Crosby & Hill Bui ding
to take action on the following petition,
which has already been signed by large
number of prominent business men and
will be sent to the Legislature:
I'VE, the undersigned, feeling that the
State tax of 81 on the 81 900 OF the cost
value OF purchases is oppressive on the
merchants Of this State and city, and be-
lieving that the revenue from this source
Is not needed by the State, would respect
fully petition your honorable body to re-
peal all that part OF section l, chapter 6S
Revised Code, which relates to this mat
t..,- -
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

This play which will be given at tie
Opera House, THU evening, as spoken of
thusly by the New York Graphic: "The
Paymaster," at the star Theatre, has
proved to be popular success, and will
undoubtedly reap rich harvest on the
road. Its military exactness, exciting
scenes aud comedy incidents, have all
greatly pleased the very large audieLces
that have attended the Star Theatre. Mr..
Duncan B. Harrison, in the title role, has
been cordially received, and his fine
manly appearance and natural and efiec-
tive acting have made him O fayorite.
The scene Y Of the play Is elaborate.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Mr., Harry @. Shaw of Chicago, Ill.,,
and Miss Elizabeth I. Pipps, daughter Of
Cornelius Fipps, ESQ.,, were united IN the
bonds OF holy wedlock to-day at IL
O'Clock, In the Hanover Presby terian
Church, by the Rev. Lafayette Marks.
: he ushers were Charles r. Griffith,
Alfred r. Jones and ClaWson A. Ham
mitt and J. Frank kits, OF Media, Pa,
The happy couple leave to-day ior their
new home In the West.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Chester Castle, No. 20, Knights Of The
Golden Eagle, OF Chester, Ps., VIII visit
Brandywine ytstle, No. II, OF this city
tomorrow eyening. The members OF
Brandywine csBfle are requested to meet
ut their hall TeAth and Market streets at
z O'Clock sharR TO proceed to the F., W.
u b. station 10 meet the yisltOrs.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Tie Messrs Mccoy, residing near
Hare's Corner, New Castle Humid ted, will
sci their household goods at public sale
tomorrow (Fridsy) afternoon, at one
O'Clock. The auctionee;s, Stidham Il
Son, believe that good bargains may be
obtained at This sale, and they are there
fore anxious that many of our citizens, as
well as those of NV Castle aud vicinity,
shall attend it.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

About noon yesterday Frank McCol-
lougb, an employe In the shipyard oil the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company. fe l
through one of the matches of the new
steamer Dorchester and received severe
cash on the head. He was taken to
Blocksom 81 Spears West street phar-
macy, where the wound was dressed,
after which he was removed to his home
at No. 1904 West Front street.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
Dennis J. Mention, Jr., also employed by
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company,
was badly cut on the head By a falling
brick.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

which can recommend u cook stove will
be found in the othello, Dome site or
Queen Esther ranges. They are guaran-
teed to be perfect bakers, and oil the best
weight and quality of iron, and in a word
will exactly meet your nerds. Sold only
by j. C. johnson Il Sop, stove aud hou;e
furnishing store, 225 MaIket street
Open very night this week.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

b fore giving your orler for pApering
you should call OF send postal TO II. ID.
HolF lor All timste. You will find him
at his old stand, No. 2lS West Second
street, with fun stock of wall paper and
bosdcrings of the latest styles and color
ipgs, which he is selling very cheap
Estimates given with pleasure. Work
as l0c. a piece. Ii. ID. Holt, practical
paper hanger, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

1t Ia s. atci that Frank buck, twho oc-
cupies the Clayton farm in New Castle
Hundred, pus In field of oats on Friday
last. On Monday Frederick Klair, whose
farm Is situated near the Lower Brandy
wine Presbyterian Church, was engaged
in putting In oats, and gentleman who
passed through the upper portion OF
Christiana Hundred on that day, says
that Mr.. Klair was the only farmer he no.
tlced so far advanced with his work, tho
mc st of them having hardly commenced
to plow.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Practical Tailor, No. sll Market street.
Our stock OF new spring goods is now
ready, and you will find it repete with
every thing for mems wear, from the me-
dun grades to tae very finest Ens slisb,
Scotch and French novelties. Our facili-
ties for B. rving you have been greatly In
creased since last season, and we can
guarantee you even greater satisfaction
than ever before. Come aid examine our
stock, at 611 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

DR.. simmB' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy. cures every time; never docs
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst ofcases without fail. Hundreds OF
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith g. Kline Co., 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
The Grand ConcIave.

The NJ. w. Grand Conclave of Della
ware, Heptssophs, or S. W. M, held an
adjt urned session lest evening at Hepta-
sophs Hall In the Eckel Building, but
the only business transacted was to in
struct the representatives to the Supreme
CoDclave, which convenes In Baltimore,
April 2, to adopt measure making the
funeral benefits of the oader $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

When you want to order Western oats,
coal or wood iron A. Sergeant; 224) lbs.
of coal in each ton you buy. Oak, pine
and hickory kindling wood iu large loads
Lime for whitewashing. Yard, foot OF
Monroe street. Central office, Seventh
and King streets Look for the b ue
sign. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

Amos N. Anderson, auetioneer. sold
for George A. Farmer in Braudy wine
hundred, on Monday: Horses, $40,
s140, $l65. Sls7, S24s. so; cows, S39,
$3.50, s56, $34. 81, SiS, s4S, SsS, $24.5 so;
yearling bull, $3.50; sucking pigs, four
weeks old, t6.10 per pair; 100 pound
shoats $3.50 and $7.o0 apiece; chickens,
Sl.2O per pair; reaper and binder, $97.
The sale was well attended and bidding
brisk.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21

l.. w. stithAm Il sop, auc ioneers,
sold at uhlif sale for Lobdeil and Nor
gan. In New Castle Hundred, on Wednes.
day, horses $50, Sl44, Sl121S; 2-year-old
coils, $50, Si64; 3;yrar-old colr, s34oi
COWS from S3u to S55; average for the ~
head of cows, tSs, 80; chickens, 6l.t0 per
per pair; ducks, 81. 30; piza, S4,25; hay,
sir Ter ion: Nheat, SiI. 30 per scrc.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
baby CARRIAGES

Rattan body, upholstered in
cretone, full spring, fancy para
sol, $3.50.
Rattan, upholstered with
raimie cloth, plush roll, 4 steel
springs, satin parasol, SIo.so.
Star Cane, fancy bodies, diff
erent designs, SIS to $50.
These coaches are fitted up
with patent safety brakes, all
satin parasols, upholstered in
plush and satin.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
HOUSE.

Passed: House bills to repeal an
Iudian River read act, revokiDg the char
ter OF The Dean Wtolen Company; re-
pealing chap. PAS, vol. XVIII; to guard
against accidents at railway crosSnga.
Read and referred: House bill amend
ing the act regulating sale OF intoxicating
liquors.
House met at 0.30 a. IN.
Read and referred: Senate bill for
resurvey of the l2-mi,e circ'e (referred to
a special committee, r. A. Davis, Maull,
and Gray)
Iltroiuced: by Mr. Lodge, for the
repeal of an act relative to roads in
Brandywine hundred; by Dr. Richardson,
for protection of property OF electric light
companies; by DIR. Richardson, In rela-
ton to the vaccination of school children;
by Mr.. Lodge, 10 incorporate the trustees
OF the Chandler descendants.
Passed: House bills to locate and
establish road In Milford hundred, to
authorize the Kent Levy Court to change
and straighten.a road; to change the vot-
ing place in Blachbrd hundred; Senate
substitute for the New Castle Register In
Chancary bill for recording trustees
accounts; House bill TO amend chap. q !,
vol. XVI.
introduced: By Mr. Lin o, to lay out
road in Indian River Hundred; by Mr..
Armstrong, in relation to recording pur-
chase money mortgages; by r. A. Davis,
TO divorce Sarah Z. and james Slaughter;
by MIR. Lingo to divorce Henry and Car
ric Hudson; by Mr.. Gray, TO divorce Mary
L. and Newton z. Lamplugh.
PASSED: ucu.e bill Tor new - in
Nant.coke Hundred; Senate bill divorcing
George and Cora \. Walton.
Notice: BY Mr.. Eckles, to provide that
county work shall be done by contract
| by K. A. Davis, TO vacate portion Of q
! road In West Dover Hundred.
Introduced; By Mr.. Lodge, supplement-
to the charter of tue Delaware Scr "
9ompsny; by Mr.. Gray, In relation to liiC
insurance companies; to amend chapter
1888, volume XVIII, (Street and Sewe
Commission appropriation btli; to amend
chapter 1914, volume XVIII, OBJECTION
| Department bilD.
Read and referred: House bills d.vorc
ing Mary ]. FROM 3. j. Gray, and LaNnii
X. from Goldsboro BryaU; TO incorporat,
Ocean View.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-21
In I.l.aina In GrncerieE.

Sheriff Allen will sell at public ea:e, on
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at No. o
East Second street. the entire stock of
teas, coilees, spices, shelving, &C.,
belonging TO Sarah A. Crippen.