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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03
RAGHRSTs.

aT,zrL NrslSE'' tonight at th,
Ibsa.-=.
TIE H-1Gk which occurred in Par.
Isr-- canal f.w days age was com.
Tlstly rsglirej yesterday.
TIE bone Dramatic Compauy
and the famous veteran actor Coui.
dpck ai4t-- tonight 90 the Theatre.
TINS afternoon Justice I.anev
fined E-l Bl7niman Sla3 and Gusts
tr Aa-.ue Ea'eHs with = pis.ol.
saPL2h
h-S.s1 ,llis aftlTaoon z street car
vine on Third S0G.h street broke
..07piBg the eEtirs system for a
sh5rt time.
TO-DAY g clifton OF tiis EVENING
News contains ten pases OF the.
Hssl.ar sic msAiDg il IN extra
JriiGlTy issue,
THEE@ Is a probability that a
wagon T15s across the mountains
t-1n this ci.y TO Morgan County
vii Js constructed in the spring.
ASSISTANT CHEZ LEVY. % the
fire brigade, has been presented l,y
Lis colleagues Vi -h q handsome gold
zuI enamel freg1aG-s Pm ;ce Is a
marx oi lleir esteem.
THERE are messages "a the West
em Union Office for Hiss Nettic
Marshall Utah Mfg. d Bldg. Co.
Martin IS Smith. c. r. Williams.
As. Hamilton, J. G. Selden.
Tar salt lake City DiTeetnry for
-s'1, 3. /. Polk & co. publishers.
isCIt. II is the best arranged anal
ms. r7mul-te directory Of salt
lake that has ever been given 20 the
UlLic
EARLY this morning the efInola
over the telephone office cancht fire.
ne Department turned out. but the
TINES were extinguished in their
i'7f7iency. Tho only injury done
ss ths severing ci telephone CON
actions.
THE "Gr-fen Plough. =, which
yzssa su"c-s-rHIiv uerfnr;nei bvthe
Ireutv-frst Warj Cnunn.,.- =.
e'lt.y. Is 20 ha renesiel on AIsnlsr
30 Tuesday next. in the Salt Lake
Music Hail. Fifteenth Ward.
Nss. X v. WHrATTr,-.wbo tora
-5=n . Sign put up bv - MARSHALL
-tls hl'l !r q building ia which
b7'aare tenants, vas fncI q AMI
ests ay Commissioner Eircenuap
77i7-i7T afternoon. Her defense
" tat 'he syn was yut 10 on
'lE slie'' RI The hill.
M GEORGE W. LUFIyTN. OF
L1=zl City. r-atc-ucStar. Is one Of
l= Conference visitors from thai
arriving city. The water question
Eera IS q msre vexed one than in
NJ e.le- places in Utah: bat in
e,illa7n with the city govern
I'M BE D. Calllilv getting it
s---l-e-sl a-t.
y Tls rEm1rsi about town last
lslt that "a wreck had occurred on
De Union Pacific, near Draper. and
slh s-Fa-sa ~ tle MESSENGERS we're
a.-y injured. When questioned
lsai.rsai officials did uot DENY
-- '>lme,aiUg" had happened,
u. hey wgre ignorant as 20 ary one
A7iHg r7gH Hgrt. It's stated that
f-aa rIi caused fhe Partial
-=19ltla of several cars.
As illustrated -ai4e book has
.r=- ---le- IS Tee BIO Granaegve,t-
sl-.-i."aE. itr5ver- lsl pages,
~ o. .lii-i-l The Heart II tiie |
''.---''. The Illustrations are ex-
-5-a- ilag cover striking s.rars
-ls.s, i;ildings and r.
- % 'a.Hla. Ira Colorado and
$50 % ana iHc.uliug Calilor-
.a-y arc mganiei hs
a=seTiriive reading
t7li=- are msIIei free Oh !
BIO D. -1e leading omcers o. |
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fErEEsos-Jaly ssh. isao. a. MS homc
In seiPio. Sicls johnson. son OF John and
Sophia Pc:ersoE; SEED e years. Ire "a.
ture Of the disease was unkR5Ua, hut Be-
sUfierei eXerucia;inE paia.
He was young man without = hot ou
his character. Weli iiked and respected
By all.
We extend orr sympathy to The le-
TcaTed psreH;s.--coN
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As expect to leave fer Mexico
on 10th October, Intending coioIs:sfs
who may wish 10 go ut that time,
shssld report TO VIM. &. Spence, or
the undersigned, Box b, salt Lake
City, not Later than sth Oct next.
az ste a. +. MACDONALD.
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Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
A.aTgetis' Bros. Book ~, e, or at
Phillip Alargelts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also foF
Mali and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. Il. MARGETTs.
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NOl GUILTY.

In the District Court at Ogden,
yesterday, Oliver Jacobsen was AZ.
raignei on a charge Of unlawful CO.
habitation. Defendant pleaded not
guilty and was admitted to $500
f-ff
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Diphtheria, that terrible, scour,,e Is
the result u Microbes. EIiam's
Microbe Killer viii destroy the
MicrOb..
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Cenfe-race People. AIiruiIerl

is. JENsES. the practical Watch
rllk,r and Jew-lcr. extends iEvi-
taiiOn 10 Conference visitors t. call
ard Inspect his stock - New Goods,
c1n-i=iing ~ Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks and SilverwarC. Don't for
ct the place. - T.. Fir; South. d&s
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~ AA=H@AN - y aAAHA@ -
xvoU ABE HEREBY REQUIRED To
appear In an action bruuxht against
v1l b. The above named p.zinuf N the
ui-frisf Court OF the third Jldi-iai District
OF the Territory Of Utah. and B. answer the
compliant lled therein within ten days
fcxrlusive Of the day q seryicel after the
servi-c on vou OF tins 50 tlnus-lf ervcti
urffhtu thfs county orn served cut of this
count, bat IN this disiiicf. within twentv
dsvs otherwise within forty days Tor
Judgement hy default vail BE- iakcn against
you. according - the prayer OF said con
me aid aetioa u brought to haye a decree
Of fris gours di-snivinE the bonds II mairt-
1oav cxisf.rz between the piaiufif anf De
fencauf. ana awarding pa uu1 custody %
minor child. tssuc q said marriage. prayed
Tor on me sruunfs that rtuut the vcrr los.
drfendarf sisrez-arIied the s1lcmnify % the
marriage vow, WIfuliy aai uthnat cause
ccsrrtcf and ahanloned piairtfh and coz
finued 10 50 d. without ils' cause or has
AUD yoa are hereby nouhed that II you
fsn - sppcar and ausrcr shc sid CON
plant a. above rcqu I'D. tho sai1 IlaiuiI1
viii Apply 10 the Court fo- the relief de-
nandet therein
Wifnesg. the tio-. Chsr,es {. Z.ne. Juii.-e.
ard Inc seal % the ni.tricf Court q The
Ti,ird Juricial y strl 1. n sud fr- The
TERRITORY % Utah. this u day u iuiy.
10 the yezr OF or Lord, oae 'housa-d
q gliltisF rc ninety
i nc. MCMILLAN. cieri.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Special Rates 90 salt Lake for Con-
ference october 2nd To
Sth- 1890
For the 6lst Semi-Annual Con
ference Of the Church u Jesus
CHRIST Of LaiteT-day Saints, 10 lie
held az salt Lake City, October ith
b 9Th, inclusive, the following rates
are authorized for Round Trip
Tickets;
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w. LANGTON
OCTOBER 9TH. 1890.

You will find US at our Old
Stand in the NEW CONSTI-
TUITION BUILDING, No. SO
Main Street. Call and Sc u
JOIN c. CUTLER g gRO..
Agents Provo ard Deseret
Wooden Mills.
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EEIU ENINs.-


Please inform your Conductors 10
watch cut for passengers when pas
sing Webb 4 Feveryear's Bakery,
81 > Main Street.
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Buy your drugs Of ''tIe boys, -
johnson, Pratt & Co., S Main 4.
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NOTICE.
Utah asd Sat LaLc C,aai Company
Principal Pisoc q Eusiness. salt lake
city, Utah

AroTfCE i HhgE8Y GIVEN. I'll At
~ .. llcritnT % thc arastct-s hcll on
TIE eTth dav 81 September, j. u. i-l2. an
asse-stleus % one Dollar Per share va
lcticI uu the Capital stock % the Cor
pnrafi1n. raTabic 20 TIC seer Try, -, TIE
tsensrli dGrc % the Company. Room 20,
Hooncr Z Eidrcurc iiiocs. suis Lake CIty.
Utah. % the D. h Gay u Ncvrmhcr. i,-l
Any sto-s upon WATCH that's assoc tncnt m
canaln unpaid on the i-th Gay cf Ncvcu
be-. I.ll. viii hc dclInqu-ut and adgeri-set
for ale a. pul'ic aurtioas and uhlcts lssy
meat : fuade ltf1rc. uill Dc sold on the
zoih day % Derembcr. isya. % pay deltn-
rlnni assess rent. together Win the cost o.;
afVcrtf.inE and cxpcus1 % sale.
EIfNS 4 ~ufTiG. sCc'y,
rtAh ard salt take Canal Cnulpsuy-
Iocafioa Of Inicc. sait Lzsc Ci.y, Utah.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BT TIE
- undersigned. Aduintsfr4frtE % thC
kstatc % james fsvrc deceived. lLic Of
nir Cot ouw1cr. County % SAT- i-ake. q thg
crcfiiars %. AMI al urrslus having cillmi
zEniu-f the saif deco cf. O. exhibit then
vita the Necessary vouchers. within ten
months after TIE trst puhneatioa % Tn.
nuiice. fc the s1id ADMINISTRATIVE. AZ Der
residence. niE Cos ouwood- salt Lake
q unity. Utah. that being ;hc place for ihC
trnnsnctiou u ire husiurss q sutd ssiafe,
ELlZAHETH 2. FEgGUsOS.
kdmiutsfratrrx g lie Esizie Of james
Payne. deccascf-
CHARLES h. TTAEsoS.
Attorney or the Estate
nzi-9 August fIli. l,-e. o,w fu
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For all kinds q fevers use Rad
ans AIicrobe Killer; il will not fail
b give satisfaction.
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SUNDAY ere-r,.d.

Tickets for Sale Ii ygssa.eii Build
Ing. eel Main Street, and nj Depot.
Fsge for the round trip, 50 cents.
:. W. ECCLEs,
G.P. A. Salt Lake.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

WITT -Ef-ENO~
We are preparing for one
OF the GrandeSt Bargain
Sales ever known in this city.
We propose to give a hand
some present to al our Gus
toners during Conference,
Look out for our st of prices
and description of presents
in the " News" later.
W. LANGTON,
Sup. Peoples Equitable
Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03

The 4th, 5th and 9Th, the Union
Pacific in addition 20 its regular
trains between Ogden AMI Salt
Lake will Tuu special trains - fol
lows.
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Go to NEWCOMERS for fine
Photograph Cabinets, 3 PSr i.CzsH.
I62 South Main. Take elevator.
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Contrary to expectation.the gran J
Jury did not report an indictlneh, o.
Mis- Olson today, and as the us
TIA cour, adjourned until 10 AN
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Tickets 90 be sold from October :
O. 6, Inclusive, limited 10 continuous
passage and good for return until
Oci1,s. u 1880.
&. :. MELLES,
Graclal Traffic Manager.
;. W. ECCLEs,
dsw General Passenger Agent.
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Cabinet Photos at NcUeaniL'S
- per dozen. IG3 South Main. Take
elevator.
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UNION PlCiYIc SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

On ard after MoH,iay, SPIT iita, 1890,
TidiEs 5ctirccIl Salt Lake dlm
Garfield BeGehtriu rEH
as folders:
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500. Media pa Military kcsd-
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culars free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03

The New Sofa Be! Is the best for
Offices and Physicians.
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WM LASGTuN, Supt-
Pcopl-'s Equitable Cop, : & 9
Main Street.
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SUMMONS.
$ Il. willard. Pi=izHs

In re ris,fic; Court IN ard for the Third
Juaiatal nlsfrict % Utah Territory.
Couuty ~ salt Lake
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Ths Patent SRA Bed at san =
bers's Furniture Co., Is as fine Par
lor sofa n can he found. Come
and zee u. lbs w., South TemPler
school BookS school BoOks!:
FIJI stock OF Books for Uniyer-
sity. Academy, College, Seminary
and District School students at Nc
AllisisT and Cos. ~ Main Street.
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The dividends ci log per cent. on
CAPITAL S.oCk.aUd : per cent. On r,
isie for thciast SIX monte are pay
able al once at the Stores in Ai.r'
chs ndise or in Cash, on or alter the
21ih % October. All receipts pre-
-sEttd viii he considered cash and
patrous viii receive rebate on same,
Our goods are all reduced 20 as &
euablc cur patrons 20 take advantage
q these Low prices during our tivi'
.fnrsI fifyts.
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Made a. wizard. Defendant
.vOtr ARE HEREEY REQUIRED II

he People o; the Territory OF Utah send
GreeIrgs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

II tic Probate Court o. sal; Lake County.
Isfrii1ry q Utah.
In the matter % Tho Estate OF James
I'aync. deceased
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK. April 22.-Bar silver. 8H.
Copper-Dull; Lake, April $14.20.

New YORK, April 22.-Bar silver. 9eK.
Copper-Dull Lake, April $14.2O
Lead-Firm; domestic, $s.87h.
Stocks were less active and weaker to-day,
The feature was large trading and wide fluctu-
atoms In sugar retneries. 1t continued it's re-
marksble rise during the forenoon, to-day being
the tenth successive day upon which it moved
upward, and the extent of the improvement has
reached about 10 per cent. The reaction came
late in the day, being sharp and sudden, and the
decline from its highest point, az, while after a
rally it finally closed only shade better than the
lowest figure. The market closed dull, and the
final changes were principally declines, but only
for small fractions. Governments steady.
Petroleum, opened weak at s1S and closed
steady at S2A.
Government. bonds-as 1872; AVS, 1851;
Northern Pacific. s1ss; preferred. IS: Oregon
gen Short Line, M; Trsnsoontinental, ssN;
Money on call easy at 2a9. Prime merc.n-
steady; sixty-day bills. ASA; demand, lsi1A. ''
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. April 22-Csttle.Receipts. $500
steady to 10c lower;beevee: steers $3.50
steers, S2.65@as5.
M isssx SS e ,;.h lsysr mi s;
natives, s425Gs.0o; western corn fed s5ooa5.s5
Texans. S4.OO6l5.l5.
prover's Journals London cablegram quote:
good to choice American steers at 12h@lS, with
tAncy tops as high as 1874.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, April 22.-l:15 p: m. Close-Wheat-
Firm; cash, sSllc; May ssA; July s7,a.
Corn-Steady; cash. $50; May, ss1s@ssh; July
S3aG3Sa.
Oats-stesdy: cash, 24h; May, PAS; July, "a.
Barley-Quiet.
Pork-Firmer; cash. sl275; May, s12.sO; July
$780,
Lard-steady: cash. ss.so@s.s5; May, sS.s5July
S6.4a
Short ribs-S5.SO65.4O.
Shoulders S5OO@a25.
Short cle,r-SS 70k75 TX
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
FIVE DAYS MORE.

We have only five days
more to do business in Viii
mington. 1t is the very last
opportunity you will have to
buy a suit of clothes at your
own prices. It's not often
you can buy clothing or any
thing else at your own price,
but for the next five days
any garment in our store,
we don't care what it i $ (,
whether it's a Suit or Over
coat for man, youth, boy Or
child. BY Satul day every
thing must be cleaned out
we quit that day. d o n
miss this chance to get {
Suit or Oyercoat at hal
Price. Remember, we viii
only be with you FIVE days
Come esrly.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

DIED.
INCH M.-On the 18th inst, Margaret
lnghnln, daughter of the late j. Ohm and
ham.
Relatives and friends of tho family
are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral on Wednesday morning at o
O'Clock, from the residence of her hus.
band. 80 Poplar street. High mass a,
~, Pntrick's Church. lnterment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
CuBBAGE.--on March Is, 1850, George
y. Cubbage, in his SD yenr.
Relatives and friends, also Diamond
Lodge, No 10, X of r., are invited to ut
tend the funeral from his late residence,
at Newport, bel, on Wednesday after.
Noon 49, O'Clock, Scrvlcosat Newport
NJ. T.. Church. lntcrmunt ut ~, Jainas'
cemetery, without further notice. Mil.
iord papers please copy.
w ALI, ACE.-On March II. lsoJ Muutia
II, daughter OF WINS and ELLEN
Wallace. in her 9th year.
ftineral privat1, from hur parents >
residence. southwest corner Of Third
and Harrison streets, ON ednesday' the
l3t INST, at 10 oiclock Il. IN. lntur,neut
ut Middletown, Del.
BRlSIDS.-On the Eth instant. nj No.
isJi west street, George NJ, son OF
George NJ. and Harriet r. Brinton.
nbeu years, months md ~ DAYS.
Funeral private.
hOBi NsoN.-ln this city, February 81.
1870, John A. Robinson. aged % years
II that far away distant graveyard,
W mere the trees their brnnche; wave.
Lies our beloved John In the cold and
silent grave.
on, uchr :, Ohm, how we miss thee,
On thy loss we deeply feel,
Bnt II is God who has bereft us
lie can all our sorrows heal
| Zone but not forgotten,
] A friend. 81. J. H.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
brakeman Killed,

Joseph Russell. . brakeman on the
local freight ON the Wilmington q
Northern railroad was struck BY pas
senger train this morning at Joanna
station and instantly killed. He had
been sent out to Gag q passenger train,
and when no was called back he ran
along the side OF the track upon which
the train VI as coming. The.engine bad pass.
ed but 1t 10 supposed that a projecting
car step struck him throwing him under
the train. Russell was about 28 years oil
age aud lcayeIa wife but nU children.
He resided At No. 4l5 Filth avenue, this
city. The remains are expected to IL
brought down 10 Wilmington this alter
noon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
VIII Keep No Liz uor.

ABERDEEN, 8. D., March lathe
druggists Of this place yesterday signed
an agreement to keep no liquors after
May LIST, and 1t is believed the agree
ment will be followed generally through
out the State. They object TO the Prohi-
bition act, especially these provie-
Ions requiring petitions signei by
twenty women necessary to secure per-
mits, the thousand-dollar bond clause
and the general "humiliating features OF
reputable druggists"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
THIRD EDITION


4 monsy vessel breaking and free. will
Offering entertainment, under the super
vision Of the senior committee OF the
Union American NJ. z. Church, will BE-
eiven in the lecture room Of the said
church on Thursday eveoing, the goth
INST. for the benefit Of the church. The
committes will spare no psins In making
ample accommodation for all who may
bAvor them with their patronage. The
tables will Be furnished with all the deli
eAcies Of the season.
Committeea Of arrar gements: Senior
committee Isabella J. Anderson, Cath
crime Bayard, Hannah A. Benton, Mary
a. TruSty, Frances Jenkins, Mary E.
Williams. Junior ommittse--Elixa
Ebert, Rebecca J. Rieley, Estellana
Nylor, Retecca ]. seeny, Sarah r. Trusly.
Susan Wright, Caroline Csulk. Ella
Frazier. Dora Anderson. Sarah Murray
and others. Doors open at z o'clock p.
N. Admission free. David Wright, Sec
Rotary. d. B. Anderson, chief steward.
Rsv. b. 7. Ruley, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18
Tho Mass Meeting.

The maze meeting last evening In some
respects was creditable and proper, par
ticularly the remarkable good order pre-
served, seemingly without an effort. The
resolutions that saw 10 the newspaper
this morning are In many respects un-
called for, as they fall to express sufii-
cient r, asons for condemning all the
gentlemen whose names appear. For
Instance, DR.. shortlidge is the very gen.
tleman who made 1t possible to get our
matter properly before the Board OF
Education. The Twilight aud the DAILY
REPUBLICAN are the two papers whose
columns have enabled US to set this
matter fairly before the ellizens, and !
b. lieve they have Informed the colored
peop that DR.. Shortlidge acted the part
Of an impartial friend. There are also
o her gentlemen who are denounced
without judgment, that to my knowl-
edge have been staunch frlends of edu-
eating our people from the days OF Kim
bic down. STAssBUnY MURRAY, JR.,
1O4 II. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

Marshallton 10 DO, ming. Having
awakened from her "Trip Van Winkls.
sleep tho spirit Of Improvement walksth
abroad. Buildings in all stsges OF cree
tiou can be seen OIL every hand. The
following citizeUs have buildinRs under
way; Harry Allison, two dwellings;
Thomas Coz, dwelling; john Stocktill.
dwelline;. b. =. Duncan, six dwellings;
Jacob Moore, snstth shops aud dwelling.
The following have pui chased lots aud
will build ahortly: John Guthrie, WIN.
WEIGH. A. BurnIte, Thomas Broomhall,
William Leaf, Newton Chambers.
Geor.s W. Spicer. Jr.. has sold to
Thoma az G. Harris Of Wilmington tract
of land on which he will erect several
houses and other improvements. Mr..
Harris 10 o far-siehted bua1pess man. and
real yes that MArshallt06 has . bright
future. We want few more such men.
Our iron mills are very busy Just now.
They are constantly en- arRing their plant,
have put in corrueating machinery, and
Our wooden mill has not been so buoy OF
late. Wonder II It's because Cleveland
was mt elected?
splcer 4 Co., merchants of this place.
will enlarge and otherwise improve their
store house alter March %.
The few nice days We have had has
brought the suckers up" Several Eice
striugs have been caught In the creek.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Bennett, our authority
on all matters pertaining TO "Fish and
Angling" says: There has been but
few weeks this winter that he has not
taken" fish with hook and line. By
the way, Mr.. Bennett 10 kind OF Poo
Bah with US, very efficiently filling the
following offices: President of Lone
fisherman Club, secretary Of Marshall.
ton Iron Works, postmaster general and
trustee OF the NJ. E. Church.
This single minded fisherman,
A double calling had
To tend bis nocks In winter time,
In summer fsh for shAd.
A BITE
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

Mr.. Theodore H. Pratt of No. tl4
West Fourth street, celebrated his SD
birthday anniversary, last evening. A
large number Of his friends called 10
offer their congratulations. Among the
number were Miss TIe'tie and NJ ss
Maggie Dolsn end Miss Hrlea Ne
Cartney, whose birthdays fall on the
came day; Mr.. Joseph Du In aud quite a
number OF others. Tie party broke up
, about midnight, with every one well
pleased and wishing Mr.. Pratt many
happy st. Patrick's Days.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

CINoINSATI. o., March IA ghost
has set South Covingtou aud Milldale,
KY, wild. 1t 10 said It has been seen
several times In the kentucky Central
tunnel, one mile south OF Covlngton. 1t
10 over six feet high, with a flowing robe.
and at the sight OF any one spreads out
its hands and cries HALT" In q weird
voice. Last night young man named
Flake, living in Coryville, went over the
river to visit his girl and was frightened
by the ureartlly appariiion. He, with
elk other persons, went back and dred
twenty shots At his ghostship, who dis
appeared as ii by magic. Tonight Mar
shall Wolf, OF Milldale, will head I
sea:chi1g party who are determined tt
fiud tno goulish visitor or die In tn,
attrlliDt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-18

On Thursday evening, as.s ~.
Stanton, Del, William ! ~
OF John Is. Piersou, Of ~" y. N,
WAS united in marriage pa
eldest daughter OF J. ! 'D' p,x1
Shak speare, OF stantol W. \, ,ov,si
at 8 O'Clock the briil PrV ~ S' v,la
parlor to the strata, o. ~ W, u
march played BY MN iu n. .srl1
peare. sister oil tho bride y. N,
was performed by The m n,.,,u, I
Blake. Among those . Ii,,,l,,a
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. shak'i ..,,.,ui
and Mra. J. B. rlsrsOn' ss,is1
bride and groom. WIN, L; II mt
brother OF the bride, O. pl,s,h,.,aa|
Mr.. and Mira. Chsrla' n. I
Stanton, w. u. sh ,',,w Miss
Shakespeare. J. ". Ma; \ Nh, "
j, SLskspears, Nellie N. h .na Il. 4
Taylor. nrs. N. M.es sls.. GU IL /
Mrs. Henry X air OF hoc', v.tel Rdl
| Mrs, s. A. Bailey, MISS n T,slils
and Master Walter Bailey " 4. Ds
Mr. H. IT, [. r.sr,on; Me- NJ. ~ \. ! "
Rsyburn, Mr.. and W. v" i n WI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q, ii4 ,1,I,,t, Lava
man, Misses Laura ,,i ih,s' d slnl'
Pierson aud Rose ,ialissu a'a, NuhJ
tom: Mr.. and Mrs. Jsn s NJ. !.
~, 1870, p. Mr.. and Ne lii
| Denniscn OF PieAsah. Nv N""spori, W.
10. W. Eastbnrn OF a..g,I',.pd SAD
Mrs. II. s. Fisher Of A as Ar,tI's.
Armour Of OAK li!ll, pe, T., I'D, M
Ing the eonSrAlal,t,.oan.,, 20 i,ps!
DR. ssSs'' ' rs 9 's '
| some aud numerous