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Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
JUST like A WALKING GHOST.
A STRANGE sTORY ABOUT A
LITTLE WILMINGTON BOY.
His Mother ana Father Tell . Reporter
How He Nearly Smothercd to
Death-Tho Sequel.

In n cosy cottage Mt GOO Church street,
Wilmington, lives Mr.. Frank T.. Rooney,
with his wifc and children. II Is q hap
py home. and the nusicof the children's
laughter In their merry childish glee
greeted tho enr of the reporter the other
evening ns he was ushered into tho COM
Portable sitting room by Mrs. Rooney, n
coinely lady, whose face shows traces of
what must have been more than unusual
beauty when she was sweet sixteen.
Mr.. Rooney Is an engineer for the Ma
tioiial Dredging Company and has been
In that corporations employ for the past
eight or nine years. He is highly thought
of by the company. The Rooney home
shows all through the house that happi-
ness reigns supreme.
ny Mrs. Eooncy's side sat her pretty
little son Willie, Il bright boy. He will
be years old next May and he Is q
proud little lad now because he goes to
st. Mary's scnool, ut Sixth and Pine
streets, and is . favorite with his school
mates.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Revival at Now Castle.

DR.. Hubbatd appears to be shaking up
the dry bones 10 tho NJ, Il. Church ct
New Castle. After n stirring sermon on
Sunday morning twenty persons were
received on probation as foliows: Ed.
ward ". Naylor; Ella Lynch; Mrs. Mag
gle Willie; Charles Applegate; Epbrism
X. Hamilton; James 7. Shoons; Charles
Mitchell; Clayton II. Davi-; Mamie X.
Palmer; Clayton +. Palmer; David Steele;
Mrs. CorneiliA Bacon; Ida h. Ferguson;
Bertha Jester; ella Z. Churnside; Mrs.
Arabella Hughes; Anuie Millmare; Mrs.
Emily Cole; sallie Smith and Theresa
Moody. In the evening the church was
filled to Overlooking. and DIR. Hubbard
preschsd . powerful sermon from the
iext: "Hc shall como as thief In the
night" and At Its close tho altor was
surrounded with ponitents praying to be
saved from the wrath to come. The
mse,ings will be continued throughout
the week.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

"s Ar8UBuoEAs
The Engineer and Surveying Depart
ment reports tho following records OF
Transfers Of city property during the
From John willcsworth to Henry W.
Sasse, mouse and lot on the south side Of
twelfth street, lot 100. SKIS feet
y. Cromwell, house and lot on the south
side Of Tenth street between Wilson aud
Poplar, lot 7OI10 feet.
From James NJ. Bryan 10 Michael
Connalre, house and lot on the south
side Of Tenth street below Church, 6O. 3x
1873 feet,
From Peter j. Ford to NJ. NJ. Child,
east tide OF Scott street, north Of Front,
42xS2 feet.
From estate OF Elizabeth W. Robinson
10 Tilgbman Johnston, Ne. l12 King
street, three-fourtbs interest, "a. 1OxS3
| ieet.
From estate Of Sarah Z. P.umley 10
Tflghman Johnston, one fourth in.erest In
same property.
From Tilghlnan Johnston to George NJ.
q. Miller, same property.
From Miller J. Plumley to George N.
U. Miller. same property.
From ". y. Seeds 10 Walter Joseph,
south side Of Seventh stSeet, west ol
Jackson, 1GK72 feet.
From w. F. 6eeds to Joseph W. PILE,
adjoining lot, 1ex72 feet.
| From James ID. Bruce, by sheriff, to
| City Building and Loan Association,
properly on west side Of Union etreet,
betwesD seventh and Eighth, SOx00 feet,
! From Walter Cummins, by sheriff. to
Eugene ID. II. Sutton, cast side OF Market
street, between Eighth aud Ninth,
20x2l0.6 feet
From Daniel Horisk to Helen 3. Chan
dler, No. 7t7 West Eighth street, lsxS3,
and No. 1908 West Ninth street, 18x81.
va feet.
From Helen Simmons to Daniel Ho
risk. No. 800 W. Seventh street, u. 8x9i. I
feet.
From George w. NcCauliey to Gsorg,
+. Baker. property on VanBuren street,
south of Kirk avenue. HISS feet
From Francis p. Dillon to Eugene n,
II. Sutton, north side OF Seventh street
between Harrison aud Franklin, 1819,
feet. Nv
From William F. Seeds to Sarah II
Whitaker, south side OF Fourth stre.t
between Washington aud Jefferson
l6yS5.6 ieet.
From George P. Baker to George w
McCaulley, east side Of IIcald stree.
north OF A, irregular, 3jxs0 feet.
From Daniel W. Taylor to Matte 9
Holt, west side OF Bradford street nortl
Of b, 75x75 feet,
From John Mulvsna to Matte 8. Holt,
east side Of Lincoln street between From
and Second, 1axSl feet.
from Matte &. Holt 10 Daniel w. Tay
lor, same property az above.
From William 1. Seeds to Margaret j
Brady. sonth aide of Fourth street, be
tween Washington and Jefferson, 1886.
feet. M
From Michael Newell to Mary NJ. Far
ragher. north side OF Front street, be
tween Harrison and franklin, l3.4x6
feet.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Congregational.

WAsHINaEoS, Jan. 28.-In the q. 8.
Senate yesterday, on motion Of MI.
Call, the adverse report on his resolution
looking to the establishment Of repub-
lie in Cuba was placed on the calendar
to give him an opportunity to hereafter
speak on the subject. A resolution
offered by Mr.. Chandler, calling for the
report Of the U. s. Marshal for Northern
Mississippi concerning the maltreatment
Of Henry J. Faunce, at Aberdeen, In
that State, was taken up and discussed
BY Messrs. Walthall, Chandler. Ingalle,
George, Hoar, Reagan, Butler and
other. and went over without action.
Senate adjourned.
In the House = number OF bills and
reeolu lutions were introduced under the
call of States. Mr.. McCreary, OF Ken
lucky, asked consent for the immediate
consideration Of q resolution calling on
the President for copies Of correspon-
dence relating to the recent change In
the Government Of Brazil. Mr.. Hit OBJ
jected aud the resolution was referred.
Mr.. McCreary then offered resc luton,
which was also referred, congratulating
the people of Brazil on their change Of
government, and directing the President
| to reco9n nize the new Republic. Mr. Mo-
Kinley, from the Ways and Means Com
mlttee, reported, and the House. without
. division, passed . bill amending the
TariH law 90 a. to impose duty of 6u
per cent. on silk ribbons. A resolution
was adopted directing the Committee on
Civil Service Reform to investigate the
charges Of evasion OF laws by the Civil
Service Commissioners. The bill sppro
priating $780, 900 for the erection Of
three United States penitentiarles WA
considered In Committee ot tie Who'll
pending which the House adjourned.
Senator QuAy's bill to authorize th,
construction OF bridge at New Yorl
city across the Hudson river 70 New Jer
sey provides that Is persona, forming
corporation to be known a. the Nortl
River Bridge Company, shall build ant
maintain the bridge; that 1t shall nc
have less than six railroad tracks, to b
constructed with . single span, and mus
be completed within seven srs.
The House Committee on Coinage yes
terday heard Senator Tellerin opposition
to the Window Silver bill and In favo
Of Tie free coinage OF silver.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The loss occas,oned by tho burning of
two barns on the farm. of the Messrs
DUPONT has led to the employment of
wAtchmen about the large barn near the
Office, aud also at other buildiugs. and
persons visiting the neighborhood At
night should carry lanterns II they Wish
10 avoid molestation, and perhaps injury
Every one approaching the buildings
after Dightiall will be looked upon with
suspicion and must expect to be hailed
aud be required to give an account OF
himself A reward of at least 81 ,00C
should be offered for the arrest and con-
victiou of auy incendiAry.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

A yoaug man named Barton, accom- pa
MED by three other youn. men. hired q
pair Of the best driving horses from H..
l.. Brown, who keeps livery and sale
stable on Orange street below Second, on
Sunday afternoon. The animals were
named Nike AMI Fanny, aud made u
spanking t,am. They wsnt away from
the stables prancing and as lively as any
well-kept lorsc, could be. The quartet
drove, II is supposed, to Newark, Del,
and In hat vicinity, and the animals, as
well as the young men. feeling good,
they gave the reins to the horses, aud as
consequence Mike dropped dead In the
harness when returning 10 the city, on
the keuuett pike. opposite MIR. Banning's
residence. The animal was valuable
one, aid was worth $3.50. 1t Is expected
that the young men VIII reimburse Mr..
Brown for his loss. THIS makes the third
horse he has lost in the past elk months.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

WI, you heed tho warningl The Sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves n you csn .nord for the sake oi
saving 90 certs, 10 run tho risk and do
nothing for It. We know from experi-
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than y Million Bottlea were
sold the past year. ltrellcves Group and
Whocging Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without II. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
Is. Danfortb, Wholesale and retail agent
Second aud Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

YARMoUrH, N. o., Jan. N.-Ths sur
vivoss OF the wrecked schooner g. @.
Kelly tell 3 story OF terrible hardship and
exposure. The schooner was drawn into
the bay by . strong current, aud the crew
mistook the light on Pcass leland for
that on tl.cs They discovered
,,..,v Of Con9 vessel struck on
.yvuges. She came Cd and
dfifted, and the water coming over the
cabin noor the crew cut away the masts
70 pre- sent the vessel from turning over.
An attempt was made TO launch .
boat, bnt hinge wave tore II from the
mems graap and threw them back. The
vessel went down ill tho rails were threc
feet under water, seven Of the men
ciingIng 10 the stump OF tho mainmsst
and one to the bowsprit. All Saturday
night they ciung TO tho shattered stump
without lashing Of any kind, the sea
beating over them continuously. One
after another gave up. being unable ia
hold on with bcnumbed hAuds. Three
exhausted forms were washed Awny
during the night.
About neon on Sunday the wreck wal
seen by the schooner Louise, from Tasket
Wedge, bouud to tho West indies, and
although heavy sea was running, ths
crew OF the isouise gnllantly Launched
their boat and succeeded IN rescuing the
i've len alive, aud took them to 1SskeI
Wedxe. The Lost mon were Pierce Alb
bott, steward; Amos Hardy, seaman, and
w ". Cummings, pasteugef.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28


The regular weekly. shooting practice
took place yesterday afternoon At Heald.
moor rih. range:
Pistol match. 80 yards -E. Darlington,
Q3, 90, 30, 90, 50; J. Evans. 50, so, S5; Il.
jackson, 80, IS; II. Sl,apsou, 20, SO; o.
Il. Germany, 50. 7S, ~. II; W. II. John.
sou, 10, 78, rs; q. Oliver, 76, "a, "A; 0.
Evans, 10, 50, 90.
100 shot record match--Steven's Gould
model pistoi-50 yards-H. Simpson, IS
81. IS, 81. So, SO, SO. 81, 81. "a.
Diamond State Match, 200 yards-H.
Simpson (mii. }, 67, 85, 69; w. II. John.
son, 6l, 60; W. Floyd .(mil.), 6l, 90, 55.
81; H. lillip,, 50, 5S; A. j. Leitch mil. J
81, 53HAikE Williams (mil. }, 30, 40.
M,Eossinsssh, 200 yards, Creedmoor
tar2 New Haven. simpson, 43, AZ, AZ,
~, As-,team was stoyd, Al, a., 40; Pvt.
II. Garland, 4ssseE ~Esls~A. J. Leitch ,
30. 80, 81; Corp. 70. Jus inns, 80, 90; NJ.
L. Gudgnon, 28. clsH
Military badge mattel, $40 yards-Licut.
W. FLOYD, 43; Se.g. b. Simpson, Al;
Sergt. A. j. Leitch, Al.
WILMINGTON PISTOL CLUB.
The score 10 as follows at l2H yards,
standard target, reduced In proportion
from so yards:
H. sim pson, o., So; o. E. Garmany.
SO, 50; Mrs. A. Euars, So. s.; W. II.
johnson, "a, 81, SO; II. Phillips, 80; A.
W. Cummins, rs, ~; II, T. Price. 7s,
60, 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

PETERssuRa, Va, Jan. 2z.-Dr. w.
A. Taylor, who came here IRON Philadel-
phis some years ago, was to-day found
guilty OF maipracticc on Mrs. Bottle
O'Neii, Of Petersburg, and tomorrow he
will bs tried for murder In causing her
death by those means. The Jury was ont
half an hour. They hxed the prisoner q
punishment at three years In the state
peni.entiary. Notice wAs given OF .
motion Tor y new trial on tho grounds
that the verdict was contrary 10 tho law
and the evidenpe Ia tho case. DR.. Taylor
has bcon In Jail awaiting TRIAL on the
charges since last August
When the accused was arraigued to-
day on the indictments which charged
wiiful aud malicious malpractice, he
plead "not guilty" iu a clear and loud
voice. Shortly aiter the prisoner had
been arraigned hts wife came into tho
court room aud took scat next to him,
where she remained all through the trial.
The court room WAS crowded all day.
The witnesses In the casc were princl-
pal'y women. lu tbre p. ON ut tpys-
clans OF this city tcstiiict rs to the ,auses
which led to tho death OF Mira.
O'Nell. The evidence against the pris.
cnor was In the main circumstantiaL
Taylor 10 not q member OF Petersburg
medical faculty.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The Philadslphia Record says: The
future Of the Forepaugh chow has al
ready been settled. Despite all efforts
to the contrary, the larger part OF the
interest has been sold to an English syn
dictate for S800,O00 About six weeks
before the death OF Mr.. Forepaugh sever
al EnglIshmen offered him large sum
for his show, but the latter replied that
he would not sell out Upon receipt OF
this decision the syndicate expressed a
wish to buy large Interest In the show.
After considerable negotiation Mr.. Fore
paugh fually consented to sell three
lourths interest for 100000, only upon
the condition that he would manage the
show himself. All the artists were then
secured for next season anc the contracts
given out. An agent representing the
English syndicate 10 now on tho way 10
this country to perfect all arrangements
for next season. The show will now be
managed by Adam Forepaugh, Jr. The
sale effects everything connected with
the Forepsugh circus.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Tho Opera House was filed to over
flowing last evening 10 witness tho spec
tscular play "Fantasma." rho piece 10
composed of ttsrtling scenic and me-
chanical effects and beautiful tabieaux.
The play sbounds with lots OF m!rth aud
red dre. The antics of the clown and
the many trials he goes through are
funny In the extreme. Tho company 10
first class one. The cha, acters OF the
Demon, the Fairy Queen and other
characters are well taken. 1t will be re-
pen.ed again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

All special meeting Of the New Cas-
tie Presbytery in Hanover Church, on
Monday afternoon, Rev. +. II. Moore
was received from the Philadelphia Pres.
by terry, having accepted call from the
Forest ie,by terisn Church, Of Middle.
town, and he will be installed on the 9th
OF February. The pastoral relations be-
tween Rev. Mervln j. EclSles and the
Wicomico Church, of Salisbury, Md,
were dissolved, aud Mr.. Eckles was dis
missed to The Presbytery OF Erie, where
he will become pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church Of Bradford, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The finest aud most perfect production
Of medical scicuce ever offered the allie.
ted for Lung aud Throat disoascs, blood
splitting, &c. IL will positively prevent
the iproads OF consumption aud preserve
your system against It's destroying pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
ness, LOGS o! voice. sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. Depot, Will
minglou, Dbl.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2s-A passenger
train on the Louisville. New Albany and
Chicago Railroad was thrown from the
track near Carmel, indiana, yesterday
morning. Four coaches wero thrown
IRON a trcstle into creek, and were set
ON fire by the stoves. Five persons were
four injured, one ia,ally. 1t is said that
rails on . curve.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The annual congregational meeting oi
the First Presbyterian Church was held
last evening, when the following trustees
were elected: William Lawton, Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Jr., DR.. Read J. Mckay.
William II. Taylor, James +. Pierce.
Samuel R. Lawson and T. y. Crawford.
At the conclusion OF the meeting refresh
ments were served In the lecture room BY
the ladies of the congregation.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 2s.-Woody
Jones, a boy living In the 9Th ward was
arrested yesterday and held in ANAL bail
on charge of attempting to shoot biz
father, Stephen Jones. The mother said
that the boy interiered 10 her behalf
when tho father Was beating her. She
ter husband commenced to kick her the
boy pulled q toy pistol from his pocket
which contained blank cartridge, aud
pulled the trigger. No harm was done
but the man was badly scared.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Marshall Ash, colored, drunk, was
given 1B minutes, for which he plead
eioquently, to get out OF town.
George Draper, charged with aisor-
DERBY conduct and threatening language
to Della Gesrs, was sdjudged to pay
costa and told to stay away from her
house.
Notice was given of intention to release
Michael BuiAro Tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
A Baby,s Brains Dashed Out,

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 27.-The mutt
lated body OF 4 month.old infant was
found In an alley In Montclair early this
morning. Tho child's brains had been
dashed out against . wall. The police
have no clew to the murderer.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
'olssha. $ Ab.ur,, oc..

II" 1l9, NY Jan. s7.-f.s.. wss.. :.
! GsorsU.' faian contained an offer
nIdIpss middleton. owner Of the
HAM, OK to match Jack against
"a, F1 On the following condi.
h,r, !. . stake of $40, 600: the , ivo
kt,, ee entered In the reaulsr
heladi,s.s, isse through the Grand Or.
a,I.. Detroit, aud vhichsvsr
Nv ,h,ale sae ees, average position In
Amount 'i'uis snaii sake
Asa,,, nam ~ lln's attention vss ca,,ed
~ % q ,.la n.l' laornIng. He said: II
tAa a,,a a,al'e . challenge from Mr..
Na,urs Sd 10 me and over hIs
o t,It When l get that ws NAV
t,l M s,a,,,as business. The proposi.
All - as.aaleton . makss is absurd
ls Aissntioa 70 u"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

D. A. Powell, Nos. 3O8 and go Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shad, white
tish, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish.
haddock, smelts, etc. Oysters by the
quart or bushei. Delivered free Of charge
70 all parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

"Arouud the world In so days" and
found immense numbers Of peopls sut-
fering with catarrh. Old Saul's Cstarrh
Cure 10 the sovereign remedy TOR this
ailmenk Fold everywhere TOR Is centA
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Harry Lam
non, OF New Orleans. WAS kuocked out
in the third round In a fight with Joe
Tausey, OF ST. Louis, rear here yesterday.
The contest was for $3.50 purse, with
two me gloves, Quet nsberry rules.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Water Rents.

Only three more days remain in which
to pay your water taxes. The face is all
they now charge; after January per
cent. will be added on. 30 you had bet
ter pay before interest 10 added.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

"Brown's Bronchial Troches" act d.
rectly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disor'
dtrs of the throat.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

New YORK, Jan. 27.-A transcript Of
q Kings County judgment for $3.50, ,0Sl,
,ainst Henry u. Ives. George z. Stayner
md Thomas q. Dorcmus, who composed
the stock brokerage firm OF II. 8. Ives &
Co., In favor OF the Mineral Range Rail
road Company, was iled In the County
Clerks Office to day.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Cold winter is very near to us. Fiji up
your coal bins. with tho best of coal,
which can be had from GEO. w. BUSH &
SONS, French street wArf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The celebrated 3 B. B. B. cigar, manu-
factured by H. =. Bourbon d Bro., No.
2l9 West Second itrest. Sold at all the
leading hoteis aud cigar storss. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

IM not worth the small price Of rs
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think so call a. our store and get bottle
Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and ifit does you no good It will cost you
nothing. N. B. DaniortL, wholesale and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

OF course take your children to the
country If you can, but don't forget DR..
Bull's Baby Syrup, that indispensable
help in every emergency. Costs only 70
cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

| Tho emily man who does not complain
is PROTEST. or Well, opticisn, No. 305 Mar
ket street. He says; ! sold over 800,
pair Of rock crystal spsctacles aimee New
Year's. The Wilmington citizens appre-
ciAts good opticiau any time.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
THE KNIFFIN TRAGEDY
THE coRoNER's JuRY CON-
CLUpED.
James Murphy, tho Father OF the
Murdered Woman, Examlnod-0eo.
Nelson ImplicateG--A Postal
Card Received.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 27.-The last
session of the Coroncr's Jury In the Knif-
fin tragedy tonight wss largely attend ed
james Murphy, tho father Of the muir
dered woman, was the frat witness
sworn. He said he thought, knowing
those Ia the Knifiln household az he did,
that no one In the house had committed
the murder. He could, he said, throw no
light on tho mystery whatever. DR..
kniilin was Q good provlder and hia
daughter never complainod. lie didn't
ask the consent Of witness to marry his
daughter, but neither had any grudge
against the other 90 far ~ witness knew.
He was sociable with his daughter when
she came 10 his houss, bat never went to
her home nor never talked with DIR.
Kniflln. Never kuew of disagreement,
betweou DR.. KnIfiin and his wife. He
always thought the mnrdor was commit
ted BY burglar.
Witness said hs had nc reason TO sus.
psct DR.. Shannon. Knew George Nel-
sou. When he was drunk be would do
such crime a. this or do snythiny.
When he was sober he was pretty de-
cent sort Of fellow. He had bson In
prison twice to the recollection OF the
witness.
Juror Pierson read 20. tai card signed
"S." saying tbat George n eleon WAS the
burglar who entered the Kn'ffin house.
He had talked with Dr.. KDiftil about The
murder since 1t was psrpetrated. DIR.
Kniflin had offered no reward Tor the APP
prehepAiSn- OF the murderer. Witness
did no. know why, but thought perhaps
he was acting according to the directions
Of his COUNSEL. Witness daughter was
Of a jealous dispoeition. He Knew that
and i che had been Jealous of Miss
Purcell she surely would have told hel
mother, but she had never done 80.
Officer William Dick tesuded that OF
the night Of the murder he saw the QUITE
door OF DR.. Knifiin's house open bot weeI
l and y o'clock. The inner door wa
closed, however, aud locked. This doc
was often open at all hours OF the night
Witness SAW no Suspicious persons abou
the house the night Of the murder excep
one II. E. Chsmberlain,, who lives aroun,
At different places. He was In the vicinIt
an hour before, but there was no specia
reason for suspscting him.
Roscoe Murphy, brother Of the de
ceased, and the three ladies' who were o.
the stapd last Monday we're again called
but there was nothing nportant In thei
evidence. The jury then retired for Dc
liberation.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

loJJ.
ssth. Furniture, Front and West sts.
February.
/. j. IL. iioffecker, Newark.
9th. H. l.. Robert, sale of cows.
9Th. Geo A. Palmer, BrantiYwine III.
9th. lIonccker 4 Hoiiecker Court House
7th. Q. Jemlson, Red Lion lid.
10Th }. u. Deighton, Peneader Id.
18th j. Il. Hornby, Brandy Id
18th. A. ii. Tyson, horses, Chester, ia.
18th. II. Stafford, New CASTLE.
18th. G. ". Everett, New Castle lid.
18th. Matthew kylott, Brtndywine lid.
20tii. u. J. Morrison, White clay. Creek.
2tth. Fell n Leach, Christitaa HI.
n. Ferdinand Janvier, fencndcr.
"a j. B. Hyatt, Stanton.
Maran.
Sd. W. II. Derrickson, Mill Creek lid.
ID. Clark \ Grose, New Castle Id.
4th. Goo. Foster. Brandy ymlne ia.
5th. E, Donshue, Brandy " lne HID.
5th. John Diehl, New Castle lld.
9th. " u Goodley, near smith Bridge.
9th. James Wright, W. G. {, Iid.
10th. Peoples & McElwec, christ; lid-
II. Edward Banks, Christtilhh ia
18th. J. Y. Reybold, Red Lion ild.
18th. II. L. Wood, Christisna ia.
18th. IAttimer Il Ayers, thrisilana iid.
llth. Sheldon h Leiberlnan, Christ, Hd,
18th. Weldin & McElwcc, New Castle Hd
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Pozzoni's Com plexion Powder produces
q soft aud beautiful skin; It combin,s
every element Of beauty aud purity.