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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11
The CorOner's Jury,Yerdict.

YOUNGSTOWN, July 6.-Ihe most in
tense excitement was caused here this
evening when it became known that
Coroner Evans, Of Cambria county,
had concluded his inquest, and that
the jury had found the millionaire
members Of the South Fork Fishing
Club responsible for the awful loss of
life and destruction of property by the
flood OF Friday, May 81,
AT the last session Of the Coroner's
Court this evening only one witness
was examined, and at the conclusion
of the testimony the jury deliberated
only half an hour.
At the end of that time the jury re-
turned into court and handed the Cor
oner the following verdict:
ave, the undersigned jury, empan-
neled to investigate the cause of the
death of Helen Hite on the day
Of May 81, find that said Helen Hite
came to her death from drowning ;
that the drowning was caused by the
breaking Of the South Fork dam. We
further find, from the testimony and
from what we ourselves saw on the
ground, that there was not sufficient
waste weir, nor was the dam con-
structed sufficiently strong nor Of the
proper materiai to withstand the over.
flow; and hence, We find that all the
owners of the said dam were culpable
in not making it as secure as it should
have been, especially in view OF the
fact that population of many thou
lands was in the valley below, and we
hold that the owners are responsible
for the fearful loss Of life and property
resulting from the breaking Of the
dam"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11

THE battle of the giants is over.
Sullivan won the battle on the seven
ty-ffth round, but his victim, Kilrain,
says he is by no means conquered and
is firm in the belief that his defeat is
partially due to the fact that he was
"drugged."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11
Real Estate Transfers.


J.A. Martin to j. F. Gillian, 8 lots,
$3.50.
j. A. Martin to Jas. Hickey, / lot
$3.50,
Tip lobe to ]. A. Martin, SO lots on
Poplar street, 1920.
p Hoss to Gillian & Stratton, 615
acres, $4,000.
Jesse Beam to Gillian 4 Stratton,
Is lots, $500
JIG. Campbell to Gillian & Stratton,
lots.
Watauga Land Co. to Gillian &
Stratton, l house and 2 lots, $4,000.
], F, Sharp to Gillian & Stratton, l
house and two lots, $1,000.
East Tennessee Land Co. to Gillian
& Stratton, lot, 1915.
R. D. Grigg to Gillian & Stratton, 8
lots,
A. N. Wordsworth to Gillian K STRAIT
ton, 8 lots.
Prof. Wilson to Gillian & stratton,
IA lots, $4,000,
S. 7. Harris to Gillian e Stratton,
5 lots, 81, 700
Gillian & Stratton to F. G. Engle,
So acres, 5000.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11

rhe Cleveland Banner-News came
out in mourning this week over the
loss Of three Of clcveland's most es-
teemed citizens in the railway wreck
at Thaxtons ya.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11

CASTLE soap, 5 and 10 cents a cake.
Perfumery, Face Powders, Tooth
Powders, Combs. Brushes, Hair Dyes
Sponges, Chamois Skins, Pocket Books
and everything in our store 20 pei
cent. cheaper than YOU can buy them
anywhere in Johnson City.
Respectfully yours,
r. d. GRIGG & Co.,
Johnson City, Tenn.
Next door to Seaver & Summers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11

A banking institute on has been or
ganized at Loudon, which opened for
business Monday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11
Three c. Notes.

Chief Engineer Molesworth left
Tuesday evening for New York on
business.
The advertisement for teams and
labores still appears in another col
umn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-11
STRICTLY CASH.

1000 yards Cotton Dress goods az
low as any man will sell the same.
40 cases Boots and Shoes just re-
ceived and being sold off with a rapid.
ity you cannot we'll imagine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
FNlRD EDITION.


AERoHANTyiLLE, n. J., Feb. s, 1889.
--CoinrAde Peter s. Blake OF your city,
while on his way " Passaic, Stepped into
-onr ONCE 10 pay US a visit. BE was ap-
pointed 90 the Pinkerton detective force
~ October last. His first work was in
New York City. He sh.dowtd several
who had undertook to register falsely.
-Sexs he went to TIE Clifton race trass,
WHERE several hundred eolorcd men are
employed as cleaners and riders The
Democrats oil Passale had spread large
Fmoupt Of money amongst them In order
20 secure heir votes, As they desired to
capture BY their aid the eitg OF PAssAir.
To upset this movement Blake was sent.
lie secured work, and soon was in the
confidence Of the leading colored men,
who he fodnd were Maso.s They ar
ranged for him several Of bis private
meetings, which resulted in turuing the
tide. The city OF Passaic went Republi-
can. For this cleyr work he received
The thanks Of the Republican city CON
mItlee, also Chief superintendent Bangs
Of the New York Office. Mr., Blake says
the first TO give him chance to show his
ability as a detsctiYe was eK L. 5. Mar
shal J. NJ. Dunn. We wish Mr.. Blake
success, as he certainly is a deserving
nan. J.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
The Judge "wIitecappeir Him.

The police afer long hunt found
John T. Luugren atoGt IL O'Clock yes
teIday, AMI brought him TO the police
station on an attachment, to tesii y
agalrs, Joseph Tow nseld, no he blamed
for making an attempt to ron hun on the
night II January 81. lie had Townsend
arrested, but failed at Two set tim =
appear and restiis. He says that lie VI as
standing out ide the United Sta'es Ho.tl
when two young men came up to him,
one o. whom was Tosnssnd. One ni
them held his hands over biz tyes and tn.
pair rushed him down to The wharf, tell
ing him t ey were white APPS" and
they late L dci TO drown him. Judge Pa
. fined Townser d tl0 and costs, aud in
very emphatic language ssid he was 10,
going to stand very long on White Car
| case but would pu ish TO the extreme Of
/ the law IN al such cases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
FIFTH EDITION.,


Thomas z. Moran, Jr., came ip,, II.
REPUBLICAN Office yesterday win a'
story Of love at loggerheads and al, -
requested that 1t should be publi.hag
He says he worked for a man m ~
ware County, Pa, and his bssn,tta,
d1ughSr fell in love with him And nv
posed to clope. This he streuuou,Iv oS
Jected to, but her love being recIprtss ~,
and mutual, be bought her an epsss.i
ment ring, which she yet retains. NJ,
wants the ring back, but caunot o., q
and now he wants to warn ali youps M.
against marrying her until she rotor.
the ring, and he says he viii nyye, ~,
NIT any man 10 marry her until he h..
return II.
Moran uDwrapped q package which
he had, and unloc Aing a plush tof \.
said: See hele what bought for ts,
ard the won dn't accept OF H." N.
looked aud Jaw . beautiful LADY. yolS
watch. He also sad that her hIs,,
cheated him out OF seven mouth, va,
but be W. uld never ask him Tor II. A.
he went out he wanted % know if !.
wouldn't put 10 the end OF this Ar,ee
8 Chester pApeTe please copy" WrtA
him "oh, no, that wouldn't he ANN
pirate at the end OF q local arltirn
With this be departed, bIooiing uycr M
disappointments In love.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

and George Abels. Jr.; by Mr.. Mauli, 10
Incorporate the henlophn Pier and Irens-
portAtion Company; ny Mr.. sscketti 10
protect peach orchards fr,m yellowt; BY
Mr.. Clark, to guard against accidents Al
railway crossings; (iODO copies oil MI:
sackstrs peach yellovi bill were ordered
printed).
Read ard referred: House bills 10 d.
vorce Ernest and Kate Henderer; to ap-
point an additional rotary public for
White Clay CfeeF; 10 divorce George q.
and Rina B. Jacobs; to amend chap. 10,
vol. IS, Delaware Laws; to provide for y
Constitutional Convention, Che kckles
biil) To divorce Hanna b Y. and William
A. Steele.
Mr.. Downham gave notice OF an act 10
provide for Constitu ional Convt ntion
(the Bradford BIZ.
Passed; Bill to Incorporate Morning
Star Lodge, l. .. o. Y OF Smyrna.
Mr.. Whiteman gave notice OF 3 bill to
prevent the posting OF indecent aud Of
fenslye plaeards ami advertisements.
Adjourned to p. NJ Monday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The importance Of the character OF
baking pow ders 10 be used, is shown by
ihe tact that many eminent scientists
have given their best thoughts " the
question. A notable example is the
very thorough aud exhaustive expert.
lnents made by baron Liebig, one of
the most eminent chemists of his time,
who became greatly interested in
Prot, Horsford's Invention, (Rnmford
Yeast Powder). In his published report
liebig says. II have, through a great
Berries Of experiments, satisfied myself
OF the purity and eAcelleLce Of the
baking preparation Of Prof HoIstord
The bread has noacid, is easily dilestcd,
and Of the best taste. 1 consider this
Invention as one OF the most u.etu,
gifts wnicSS scisnce Aa- made 70 man
kind. Il is certain that the nulritive
value Of The -four VIII be increased ten
per cent by this phosphate preparation.
Certainly high wOnds OF connneuda.
hUns for an American inventor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

Mr.. Fold, mine host OF the Delaware
Hvuse, gave tcrFapln set-Out to his WI
m!ngion and Dover friends last evening.
Numerous down State gentlemen sat
down TO The tsbles, which were ililed with
al tie good things Of this lite, prepared
N the best culinary manner for the inner
nan. The menu as all one could wi b
for, and the smiling hest was given a vote
o. thank fer his hospitality. The hote
has all been thoroughly cyeThAuled, re.
palered, reprinted aud Iewly furuisLel,
and with Sam. wi,ds Behind tie bar w
can get waited on with entire ssusi-cii I
n this iouse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
DIED.

cRABB.-on February 9Th; 1853. Mary z.
Crabb, daughter OF c. l.. and Mary
Stout, in her 9Th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
/ invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her father, No. SOS kirkwood
street, on sunday afternoon, at $50
O'Clock. Jnterment at Riverview Gene
terry.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
sOUDER-1n this city. on the 9Th inst
Anne Belle daughter Of George Is.
and Florence ID. souder, aged nye
weeks and two days.
WILsoN.-on February eth, lSs9, Emma,
wife Of David II. Wilson, In her a5th
year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
rP sidence of her father, Dav i'd L. Curlett,
1 No sg5 Poplar street, on Monday, the nth
inst. at o'clock, p IN. lntcrInent at
RiVerviev Cemetery.
CI ARk-At New Castle, Del, February
18th, Elmer ". Clark, IN his 54th year.
Funeral services at his late residence,
Monday morning, February 18th. ut 10
o'clock. lntsTment at Mount Moriah
cemetery, Philadelphia.
LlNAM-Near Newport, ON Friday, sth
inst, Mary Lyman, relict OF Jacob Ly-
nam, IN her 13l year,
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral al the
deceased, without fnrthef notice. from
her late residence with Benjamin TO a.
well, ON Wednesday 18th inst. 10 leave
the house at II O'Clock a. m. and proceed
to Red Clay Greek Cemetery. services
in Red Clay Greek Church,
1lLGHMAN-On the 9th instant, John
II. Tilgiman. aged 81 years
Relatives aud friends are invited % at
tend his funeral from his late residence
M. Lilo West sixth street, On Medncs-
day, at !. IA. Funeral services at Union
Church. French street above Eighth, In
ternent at 81 Peters cemetery.
CLARENDON the 9th inst, Henry
tArnen.
Relatives and friends are respectively
invited To attend his funeral from his
late residence in Mil Greek hundred.
on Tuesday, the l2th inst. at one O'Clock.
y. m. lnteTInent in Red Clay Greek
reImntNrY. NerN ice. At church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The ninth and final simultaneous erb.
billion OF the chess tournament came If
last night Eight players facet Mr.
Price and be disposed OF all OF lien bu,
Thomas and Kerr who quit tie anAxli
have to play OF. Last nights score 10,
Price is as follows: Won from Z. 8 Flsnp
gan, Il. 7. Belts, Profess "a Bill and
Fouik, J. ID. ChAliaut, ". i KuttI &.
II. Kerr and Harry 2 Thomn Tie
score OF the tournament u date e.;
Harry = Thomas, 81; g Il, Kerr, 81,
:. Flanagan, 2 w, W. Knox. u. Pro.
fessor Foulk, ~; Z. T. Belts, /. An all
around tournament 10 now being ~
ranged for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
Believes in Home Industry.

We are pleased to know that the new
Ciy and Block Directory lie TO be plated
by J. Miller Thomas Of this city, who lie
puttiI 10 new type, ETC., for the purpose.
Mr.. Costa informs Us that al the work
will certainly be done by Wilmington
parties. The Lew trim ought TO receive
the hearty cO-operat on Of all our bust
ness men in this enterprise, for their
work will show up our city In its best
form to all interested parties 10 otke
cities. A directory Is a public necessity
aud unless it receives the full support OF
our merchants cannot be gotten up win
the accuracy that 8 necessary In work
OF this kind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

ls bead OF horses. among which are 2
'aa.es with fcIl ont year Old colt, ono
gearing 10 head OF good mitch Cows. ,
belirrs, coming in profit 2yeAr old
steers. bull fat OK. y -Lp4t-, also the
follow ING farming implements : >prtUg
wagon, farm wagon hay wagon, with
rigging, roller, nearly new:I 'Btckcye
aIIlI, nearly new: / Walter A. Wood
binder, neatly new Waiter a. Wood
mower, nearly new Exams corn plant.
er, / whec! Cultiyitof, / cider press,
] OK cart, feed cutter, in good rcpti..
! hur-erake, nearly new. carriages, ]
Just from shop; : syracuse plows. also
/ forks, shgve.s, harness and many other
articles too numerous 70 mention. Hay
BY the ton, wheat ia tie ground, By the
| acre.
Terlns.-An SUMS OF $50 and under,
! cash; all over that amoInt Il credit oil
. uine months On purchaser giving "A
/ baukab!e note with uppIoged fudor.er
/ interest ADDED. apeT.oeut or for cash
/ on ltl Credit sufa-.
BARNEY REYEOID.
W. a, Hukill, Auctionssr HllEd.lt "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The case Of Robinson VS.. Simpson was
resumed AZ coon as court commenced tits
morning aud the FL summation of witnesses
for the defense resumed.
Several testified that It would have
been impossible TO sop the horie, and
that he was totally unmanageAble.
Elmer Simpson, who was driving III ,
horse WHEN the accident happened, testi-
fed hat be made every effort to stop him
but was unable to d so. He sAw he
man standing in the street and called TO
him to get out OF the way, and just at
that iiue coal wagon came out from
the other side OF the street aud the horse
SHE'D of. This witness was unable u
guide or control him in any way what
ever.
At 10 40 O'Clock the jury were dis-
charged until Monday morning at II
O'Clock, and court adjourned until the
same hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
A .sauaw Man" Arrested.

BILLINGS, Montana, Feb. s.-BArpe
Brave, a "squaw.:man," has been Arrs,ei
on the Grow Reservation. The squAs
men were ordered by Indian Agent Brs
coe TO leave the reservation, because, s
he interprets the law, they have no right
to n residtnce there. They all refused to
leave, and Brave WAS selected q lifting
subject for a test case. He has hyed 20
the reservation for 25 yeas, and ABOUT 70
years ago marritd q squaw. He has iiysd
peareably and quietly, and ho'ds = v
eminent patent TO his land. The cas- d
set for heari & on February Is, and eI.
cites much interezt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 8.-MiSs Nell
lie William. daughter Of q well known
citizen Of PittstoD, was found dead In q
hoese kept by Mrs. Geiss this Afternoon.
She WAS tue victim si q criminal opera.
tit n, said to have been performed by
physician IN this city. Two well-kn0wD
men Of Pittston are charged with tie
yoCng womAn's downfall. The dead girls
mother Is At present visiting relatives 10
England. The Coroner is row invest.
eating the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

Mary Lyman, relict Of Jacob Lyman,
and sister Of Benjam in ROCKWELL, near
Newport, died at her hrother's residence,
yesterday, the Sth Instant, In the '5d
year Of her age. She had been very
hale and hearty woman until n little
over week ago, siil ce which time she
has had three paralytic attacks. Her
husband died some twenty years ago,
and they had no children. Mrs. Lyman
was very active and consistent men,
her oil the Newport NJ L. Church. Her
funeral will take plare on Wednesday,
the 18th instant Ihterment in Red
Clay Greek Cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
BLANKETS, ROBES, Etc.

very handsome black horse, : years
old, 49, hands high, sound and kind;
hr.t class roadster, an elegant pole horst
aud a superior -Addlrr; drives with or
without blinds fearless of steam and all
objects: his mate died. which j. reason
for selling; in single harness Will some.
times stop.
soundand kind. good worker, fair driver.
been driven by "a lady.
very promising soIrel horse, years
old. 81, hand, high. sound and kind.
good roadster, very recently trottcd \
mile la +. 81 perfectly green, should learn
to 20 fast.
BAY horse. years old, ljl. hands high,
sound and kiud, good diver or >addior
Bay colt, years old, sound ana all
right, sired by Tom Brown. record w.
dam, a Kentucky mare that trntteI in
: g. when years old.
by mare, years old, Ii hands high,
sound and kind perfect model for
farm or grHeri purposes,
Also follow ing horses, just arrived
| from the west
Bav horse q years old, 10 hands high.
sound and kind, family broken.
| BAY horse : years old, ljAs hands high,
| sound and Kind sired by NlHOnt.
! Bay horse, = years old, 49,. hands high,
| sound and kind.
| Black horse. . years old. l6 hands high,
| sound and kind.
| Bay horse, years Old, l6 hands high
has mare, years old, l6 hands high
| sound aud kind,
| Brown horse, years old, isIl hand.
high, sound and kind.
| Nlsnnpair OF bay mares, and year
old 1874 hands high, sound and kind II
IAN harIicss.
| Gray ru,u horse, years old, l5It hand
high. sound and kind
| Brown morse, years old lJ3k hand
high sound. Kind and speedy
| SoTIel horse : years old, ljh hand
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

Michael Lyman, was found by Ser
gcInt blackburn lying on cellar dur
AT Fifth aud Monroe streets, very drunk
lie was fined g. and costs.
Richan Starr, was found at FinA
and Orange streets drunk, by Office
EinInons. He was fined 81 aud costs.
John Smith, Michael Ash and Charles
Gibson, were all gathered up and
brunsh lat IN 10y OnccT Sherer for beins
drliGk. Smith was fined a.; Ash S5
aud Gibson was recoInmltted until
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The members Of the Levy Court
dropped into their seal. one by one this
morning, looking IS they we're glad
they had got the co leetorsbip In VIII
minRton settled, aud no soon as the Court
opened the members paired OF and went
to work revising the asses smenu. The
committee oil the Levy Court To take
charge OF the negotiations for the sale OF
the Diamond State Insane Asylum to
the State we're In conference with the
Courts attorney, preparing articles OF
agreement and the terms upon which IL
can be sold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
suseessruI Entertainment.

The enlertainmeni Tiycn last evening
in Union A. NJ. Z. Church by Miss En-
dorah Nahsr, proved a success in every
respect the large audience being well
pleased, and good round sum was real
lied for the benefit Of the church. Miss
Nahsr fun sus'ained her reputation,
and thould she appear iu our city al suy
future tiule she will be warmly welcomed
BY the irIe. DIS Lhe has II sde.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The Alligator Boot and shoe Store, No
Ill West Second street, next door 70 the
corner OF Orange street, known TO keep
the best shoes In the city, Is selling out 10
c ose business and have cut prices almost
IN the middle You shall have the bene-
ut whether you need shoe in A or z
width You Will get 1t IN all kinds II you
call soon. Remember the Alligator
Boot and Shoe Store, No. Ill West Sec
ond street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
Naval.

san FRASCIsCo, Cal, Feb. 9.-The
United States steamer Mohican sailed
nom the Mare Island Navy Yard, on
Thursday, Tor Panama Her crew will
Be discharged there ard >he will receive
y new crew sent from New York bv
Pacific Mail Steamer The MoL.aau
has no iHthcr erIsr- than % proceed a.
faras Panana but ii f..sse an emergency
ans-s she vii probably be seut 10 Sa-
Moa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The Chester Time, say: The srcoud
q tue large pumps for the Wilmington
water works Is being shipped from tGe
WORKS Of Robert W etheIiI 4 Co. a 5ut
smonth's time will be occupied IN z :
dug the machinery in op= a. on. The
pamp has capacity Of l0gJU, " gil
Ions every twenty four hours, aud wien
it is ready for Use Wilmington viii has
oRe OF the finest water plants in II.
e5uutry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

The sale W. X. Powell near Christina
village, ON Thursday, was rather Shiny
attended on account Of the very cold
weather, but Mr.. Lank, the auctioneer
managed to get pretty fair prices
horses ranging from f5 to Sl52, colt
coming two years old, tl25; oxen t5lO
$50 per pair, cows SIS To SIS ;sholts o.. PEI
pound, turkeys Is cents per pound I've
weight, chickens 81 per pair, wood from
81 IS 10 II G5 per cord.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

Captain Denney is making arrange
ments for getting back on his old raa
between this city and Pennsgrove ilii
coming summer. lie intends to sell M
Greenwich" and get larger boat 4
possible that will carry both freight and
passengers. The people OF wilmus'1
will be glad 10 see Captain Dcnury taK
again. Everything seems to so wong
when he is not at the helm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

May Howarl's female troupe rave a
very clean aud entertaining burlf sau-
show a. the Opera House !4st eT.u.i.s
l,sfcre crowded suli-uce. Tie Joke
A. rule were &c new - you can tIp-c;
sIeIn IOWA days. Tee costumes W.re
handsome and the laiies forms Jer'ec'.
The front seats we're much sought alter
b the boys, Inc waited 10 te atls u
bear all the new jokrs a. sDun By nee.
srtist-. It's great chow. 1, will ue re
peAted az iin this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09
Had for tho Peach Crop,

DENTON, Md, Feb s.-Carons
County peach growers are much concer
ned over the condition of the trees
The previously mild weather made ths
peach buds swell greatly, and in sons
orchards some Ct the trees are in iud
bloom. These of course, the cold has
killed, and it is feared that even othsr
which have not attained such a degree
of development are also blightel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

A public meeiny Of the seIennial
League will be held at the hall, No. Sill
Market 8 rect, on Monday evsBipg, Feb
ruary II, at ! o'clock for tie purpose o.
explaining the objects aud aims OF the
league. After the meet ng a lodge will
be organized of all males between the
ages OF sixteen aud slKty-two years who
wish to Join. The order IL beneficial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-09

Sewer i Jaco gave masquerade ball
~ their dancing academy, TatuAll street
beio~ Eighth, lat evening. The party
wss largely attended, aud 4 good time
vac had By all present. The costume,
on the grand march were varied, hand
some aud laughaole. Hyatt's orchestra
furnished the music. DsLciug vas tie
order OF the evening, and everybody Ell.
tsyed themselves to their hearts couteLt.