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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-11-06
CAtARRh

Is a complaint which affects nearly everybody more
or less 1t originates in cold successioa of
colds combined with impure blood Disagreeable
flow from the nose tickling in the throat, offensive
bre TIL, pain and betweel the eyes, ringing
and bursting noises in the ears the moro com
mon symptoms. Cata-rh Is cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa which strikes directly at Its cause by re-
moving impurities from the blood building up
The diseased tissues and giving healthy tone to the
who c system
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-11-06

Why does this man stare so? He
is simply listening to the marvellous
cures effected by DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery.
The following case illustrates:
February l4th, 1890.
WORLDS DIsPENsARy MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TIoN. Buffalo, N. Y:
9entlenen-A remarkable case has occurred
in our territory. j. N. Berry, a man about
thirty years of age, was going down rapidly.
He tried physician after physician, patent
medicines, home receipts-in fact everything.
He went to noted sanitarium and returned
no better We all thought he was dying with
consumption, and only few weeks OF life
were left for him.
He commenced Golden Medical Discov-
ery," and at the same time commenced to
mend. He has used about two dozen bottles,
and is still using 1t. He has gained in weight,
color and strength, and is able to do light
work. 1t is just such a case as we should
have listened to rather suspiciously, but when
we see it we must believe it.
1t has trebled our sales of Golden Medical
JOHN HACKETT & SON,
Druggists, Roanoke, Ind
In all bronchial, throat and lung
affections, lingering coughs, splitting
of blood, weak lungs and kindred
ailments, the discovery" effects
the most marvellous cures.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
A MINIsTRATOR'5 SALE
A OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
Of the State OF Delaware, IN and for New
ruary, A. D.. 1880. Will be exposed at public
vendue,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

TONS RIVER, Feb. 1.-THE Absen ce OF
Coroner Iron led prosecutor Middleton
10 postpone the contemplated search of
the Berkeley Arms to-day, but when he
learned late In the afternoon that the
owners of the hotel had ordered Post
master Peter Johnson, Of Ortlcy, to take
possession Of the building, he issued an
order to Detective Hagsman to make the
search. Tie order will be carried into
effect tomorrow, when a draft of the
scene Of the Jack Murphy homicide will
be made.
The gun with which Murphy was shot
has been targetea st distances varying
from eighteen inches to eighty feet,
loaded cartridges found in the house
being used. Tue cartridge found In the
gun was used at the distance of niue
feet, and the pattern made was almost
identical with that In Murphy's body.
Mrs. Rosseau and her SOU arrived here
70 night. They hurried away from the
station to the jail and were evidently
annoyed by the attention they attracted.
They met Rosseau In the corridor OF the
jail Mr.. and MIRA. Rousseau ran int
each others' arms, and wept veheneutly
Alter q brief conversation with 10
husband Mre. Il sseau said that his couu
eel would DO Frederick II. Condert, Q
New York, aud J. W. Carmichael, o
this village. Mrs. Rosseau said she wa
confident that Judge Van sickcl woul
release her husband on bail before tn
week was out.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

BRIDGEToS, N. j., Feb. 1l.-Mrs. Jos.
Colder, residing near Husted's Station,
. lew miles above Bridgston, committed
suicide last night by hanging herself.
6hs had not been well for some time, the
grip having followed soon after an attack
Of malaria, and her mind had becoms
Infected. One day last week she attempt
I'd to put an snd TO her lie BY hanging
herseli to high bed-pcsr, but was dis
covered BY her husband, who loosened
the knot In time to save her life. After
this scfOser watch than ever was kept
an her.
Ear.y lat eveniug the remarked to her
husband: "iou needn't watch me. for
81 had wanted to put myself out Of the
way could have done 1t lots of times
since then," referring to the previous al
tempt. But during the evening, alter
her husband. who lay by her eide. and
her little son, who sat near 10 give her
the medicine, hid fallen into stun Der,
che stealthily stole from the room, and,
going to another, tied the ends of a
sowel together, placed 1t over closet
door, slipped her head through the
banging loop, kicked away the chair on
which sho was standing, aud slowly
strangled to death.
Here she was found by her husband
and sou soon aiterwaru. MIS-. Colder
was daughter Of the late Judge Nichols,
oil Salem county, and was Ia her ADD
year. Her husband Is a well-known and
respected farmer. She leaves two chill
dTen.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

VIRGINIA .. sAsDssa.

happy time viii come some day
wish thought Twas near.
And bores Will disappear.
when only pleasant happeninss
When tue rue loves s coarss will be as smooth
A. any polished Eiass.
we ,hsn,t want what We haven't got
Aud can't Afford ~ buy;
But What We do wan. We Will have.
Or know the reason why.
Wen search in vain for must" and
The dictionary through.
Aud .Nuty" then Will only mean
The things we Wish 70 do.
The babies viii moi even CRY,
Tne children fall down stairss
Our rich old relatives will uic,
And name us ~ their heiss.
/ think thsy'll take the church bells down
And ministers y III only preach
A quarter OF an hour.
Holes will not wear In stockings then,
Or buttons come on shoes;
The thlngs We do not value much
Will be the ones we iote.
The trains will always be on time.
The bread will never fail 10 rise
When company come " tea.
Coed people will no. lose their wits
Aud tempers, then, ~ now;
The incest mutt will grow NO more
Upon the highest beush.
Tisre'li be no naughty boys or girls
40 tease Us with their prAnks,
The edltors our mana crlpts
VIII not return with thanks"
The novels will have happy ends,
The choirs sing In time,
When that millennium truly comes-
lwish 'twere coming seon.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
on TUESDAY,



THE 18TH DAYoF FEBRUARY,
4. d. 1880, at 2 O'Clock, .. M, nj the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth aud
New Castle County and STATE of neiaws9e,
the following described real estate, late OF
John SWIM, deceased, 70 wit:
house thereon erected, situate in the city Of
,Wilnlnrton, ~ the county andstAte aforesaid
i ows, 10 Wit: '0onoea anu aese'''e'' - ''i-
Beglnnipg at the noriherly side OF Eleventh
street between Lombard and Pine streets, Al
the distance OF ii2 feet. ca inclios rasterly
from Lo nb.rd street. at ]. HsIden,s line,
thence with faiL Har6e line northerly par
s sls .h st. g. feet TO 'he soulne,y
said sidc Of said alley westerly parallel with
Eleventh street 10 feet To . stake, thence
iiroa sh the aiadie OF tie divi.ion wall I lie.
tween this and the house adjoining on the
west - feet 10 the said side Of Eleventh street,
place OF beginning. With tie free use and
pfiyiisse o. the said feet Wide alley In COM
MOI. All that certain lot of land situate
In the said city OF " Wilmington and bounded
anu described As follows. to wilt: Beginning
on the s,ntlerly eide y McyAnlley strS I, be.
lance Of 80 feet essterly from Lombard
street; thence souiherly parallel With Lom.
wfas alsy n NJ linz 70 Tue middle OF See
| sire cts; thence eastsrly with the middle Inn
o. said alley and parallel With Eleventh
street 8, ieet 10 ihe siorss.ia siSe of MsGaai
ley street and thence thereby westerly no lee
to the place OF beginning. he the content
{, f III Ss fyi r. S re
Attest: Charles II, Mcwhortcr. o. @.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The "Quiet Day" exercises for the
Episcopal clergy Of the Diocese Of Dsls-
ware we're concluded At st. johns
Church yesterday. In addition to the
city clergy the Rev. Jeremiah KArchsr,
OF Brandy wine Hundred; the Rev. w.
H. Moiiett, OF Ciaymont; the Rev. r. B.
Lightner, VI Nav Cattle; the Rev. Ed
ward Henry Eckel, Of Newport and
Stanton; tho Rev. George u. Bond. Of
Newark; the Rev. 9. W. Dame, VI
Smyrna; the Rev. D. D. Smith, OF Chria.
tiana Hundred; the Rev. J. II. Gcsre, Of
Milton, and the Rev. J. q. H. Brown, OF
Lewcs, were pressut. Tho exercises yes
ierday morning were ~ follows: Cele6ra-
ton of the Holy Eucharist ct 7.S0
o'clock; morning prayer at $50; celebra-
ton OF the Holy Eucharist at 10 is;
mcditatiou-irst part, seen Of angels;
second, preached unto the Genti'es; litany,
hymn aud instruction. Afternoon: Prayer;
mtditation-tirst part, believed on IN the
world; second part, received up in glory;
evening prayer. Luncheon was served
as Blshopstead.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Oola


yiflssn gsod second hand pianos, from
Us 70 o186 Bee these bargains ~ Robe
lsn'A no Market street.
The world renowned Krabs pianos, ths
best pianos now made, only 81 Robslon's.
no Market street.
The once Of tho Delaware City News
wa sst ON lrs by the explosion Of IN oil
lamp on. Monday evening, but luckily
the nsmes werW extIuguished believe
much damage Was doua
II. L. Todd has succeeded George X.
Watson a. superintendent OF the passen-
ger business 81 the Wilmington Trsnsfor
Company.
visar-Gsneral Kelley. Of the See Of
Savannah, Ga, 10 Waiting friends In this
city.
Thomas stoddard and Frederick Heiss
were yesterday granted naturalization
papers by the U. 8. Court.
Paul Clark, Of Harrington, Kent
county, was drowned on Monday even
ing by falling from the scho oner Bennett
into the Delaware river ut Phi'adelphis.
The house OF john @. Baker, No. 832
Market street, 10 being converted into Q
etore, and Will se occupied by James
Bradileld Of Bristol, Pa, with music end
iinc stationery.
William n. Swift and family Joined the
Raymond & Whtcomb excursion party
on trip through Mexico, California and
AlAska. They will not return home until
next July.
1t Ia stated that the Mcssrs. Grub b
Bros. OF this city have routed the borouR h
restaurant in kennett Square, Pa, and
will take possession the LIST Of April.
Frank Jackson 10 about selling his
property st Fairvil'e. Pa. and will re-
turn to our city IN the spring.
Samuel Holmes will move from Amos
Walkers place, near FAsrvlllc, Pa, to
his former home near Ashland, Chris
tiana Hundred.
George Ritter Of thIs city will occupy
the Mendenhall farm near Fairville, Pa,
the coming season.
Friendship Lodge, No. %. !. o. o. r.,
OF Hockessin, will celebrate their forticth
anniversary next Friday evening, the
18th met.
Hockessin Castle, No. Is, K. @. r..
will have their anniversary on the 22nd
inst.
Mira. N. 4. Creeden aud Mrs. Kate
McCuen, of Hockessin, who have been
very sick for some time. are reported
better. DR.. A. W. Gregg. Of Ksunstt
Square. Is the attending physician.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Miss Cav, OF Washington, gives her
usual weekly readiags bs'crs the Shakes
pesre class at the Clayton House, this
afternoon. She gave lecture . few
evenings ago at the residence OF Mrs.
Caleb Churchman, Nc. 800 Delaware
avenue, which was of unusual interest.
TIE subject OF her lecture was "The
Winters Tale" and her talk was both
entertaining and instructive. At the
conclusion sine held an informal recep-
ton and met many Of tas young ladies
OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

we the undersigned Banks and bankers viii
Pay all Fries drawn In The Louisiana STAT
Lotteries which may BIZ presented At our coun,
II: NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat
Bank.
PIENRE LANAUx. Pres. State Nat.J HI
a. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nae
Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Natiou,i Rank
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
1nIRD EDITION.


IN A KMo CO1oroQ HaSn Bck00ls
4 nemmittss Eupressntiug q large um-
~ q c0lotsd people called upon Miss
Xtuse, principal OF Ito Howard School,
yeaterdsy lnnruin9. with . request thai
Ne high ech1ol cour<e In that school be
9feof4- Thy were accompanied by
tea CALDWELL, Laura Analutf, Jennie
3Qu1nie and Alice Jordan, four girls
~ Nd pasoei the SIKH grammar grad Q
ID were auxl0ps 10 enter upon the, High
0chool course. Miss Kruse said the room
Was a0t in at condition, and te.erred the
party to Dr.. J. II. Morgan, chairman Of
the committee Of that school.
The committee. rs requested, called ON
n. Norman, who informed them that he
euuld not open the school without frst
c0rsulting Superintendent Harau. He
pr0mised 10 lat Applicants know when he
would have the high school course ready
for them.
Superintendent Harlan, referring to
Che recs mt excitement, wants to say for
the benefit Of all the young coIorcd
women who are anxious to become
lsachcrs In the city schools, that not
Wsthstznding all the huhbub about no
high school class In school No. 16, all
any pere0n MEDIA to know In order to
pass at ono Of the teachers examinations
u enough 10 make an average of sixty
i've In elements Of physiology aud in the
erAnches that constitute the course OF
study In the grammar sch OILS. Heretofore
there has teen no examination In physi.
ol0ay, but II 10 now required by law.
The following is the rule under which
the EXAMINATIONS are conducted:
"Persons that desire positions as teach
err In our schools, aud are not graduates
Of our high schools, shall be accepted as
quaffsd when they have passed an ex-
amluation in 0rthography, definitions,
scsding and arithmetic, grammar, CON-
position, geography and American MIS-
e0ry, with IN average Of sixty five, and
not le~ than seventy in photography,
arithmetic aud grammar.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12


isth J. Il. Hoynby, Brandy wine HI
18th, II, Stafford, New Gaelic.
issh. Al sadhsn = sons eviction fecH.
Y, VIM, Doushorsy Union enS Vtiptn o.
isaS. u T. Es ssr y y! Nov castis ia.
10 II. Matthew Ryiets. nnsndywine 10.
10Th. Il. j. Morrison, .Whi{o Clay. Greek.
a4th. Fell 4 Leach, ChIist!nna Hd.
18th Win. Mcbride, W y. z. I'D:
sh Mr., Held E re-; sssrs * az Masrev
n J. II. Hyatt, stanton.
ssth. Isaac " Lodge, BrandywIne I'D. I.
Marcn,
ist. Roberts 4 IIannum, Chester. Pm.
LIST. Vim J. Minner, DrMndywinn Ill.
sd, W, ii. Derrickson, MIL Grcek lid.
"a. Clark a Crosse, New Castle HID
tth. Geo. Foster, brandywine Id.
~ ~. P tsaf ng msicy cSrs,ians i'd
ssh. v. Donahue, Brandy wine .Hd.
9th. John Diehl, New Castle Hid.
9th. W Goodley. near Smith Bridge.
9th. James Wright, W. G: 9. Hid,
IN. Herman JUS. Brcndywine Hd,
sth. II Chandler; Christiarn 10
18th. Joseph Tallcy, Brandy wine I'D.
10TH 10TH Peoples 4 McEiwce, Christ. HI.
| II. Edward Banks. ChristinnR lid
llil. X. Il. Monison, New Castle I'D.
issh Il H MyyoSl dh mss hioa n .a
| 18th. Geo q Lobdeli. New Castle lid.
18th. 1.attimer 4 Ayers, Christiana I'D.
I4th. Sheldon 4 I.eiberinan. Christ. Hid.
ltth. 3. r. rush, New Castle Id.
18th. Real Estate. Court House,
,s,h. Y MsGarr, shr' Van va III
18th. WIN. wh'ntlcy, n. q. Hd.
ieih. u. Hcrst, tot Poplar street. city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Grand Monthly
Drawing.

AT the Academy Of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. March II. 1900.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Yesterday forenoon John Hammett. .
resident Of New Cattle, came over to
Wilmington and oiled bis skin with
whiskey, after which he got 10 blunder.
Ing around among the wharves on the
river whore drunken men usually get to,
and finally fell overheard At the foot Of
Orange street. Tho Waterman at the ].
Morton Poole Company's works heard
the splash, went TO the assistance of the
man and tished him out with considera.
BILE difficulty. BE was sent to the police
station, supplied with dry clothing and
sent home without being fined Tor
drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
FOURTH BDIYION


John Russell, llving on one Of the
LatimeF fafrDs out the Newport pike.
has large nunbsr Of very fnc chickens
but be haa ben terribly bothered with
chicken thiesoR. On Saturday uig1t
last, be deea ~ tnow how many chick.
ems we're tAken, bat 10 missed specially
two roos&srs, oae ofthem black Spau-
ish fowl and wonn6 weigh niue pounds,
and two ssttiag hens we're taken from
.he!r nests. This, however, seemed only
to pave the way for last night when
twenty pair wsre taken from bis lcu-
house that DO thought was securely
locked and guarded against all thieves.
They got IN By prying Oh board at the
rear OF the house. Though there were
tracks 10 tho neighborhood they were
soon lost MIR. Russell would like to
catch these thieves aud will give 80 re-
ward for the apprehension OF the thief
or thieves.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Munlclpal Court.

At the Municipal conrt thia morning,
Bernard McCloskey aud Daniel McIlhen-
nay were arraigned for drunkenness.
Tho fret was 6ned 81 aud costa and the
latter remanded.
Violet Gibbs . dashing young ebony
was arfaianed for insulting Mrs. Rcbecca
Parker, Eleventh and Elizabeth streets
and for being very disorderly. She
proved BY Sarah U. Kmpsou that Violet
called her some very unlsdylike names,
but Violet said che had some witnesses
too, and so the cave was postponed until
this evening TO give her chance to &c,
them.
Phoebe Graham nee Farley, was
arrsiRnsd for being drunk and disor.
DERBY, but mot being ready TO 70 to trial
tho hearing was postponed until this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
DEATklA

ARMOR-On the 10th inst, Madeira G.,
daughter OF James Atm0r.
Funeral services mt Nj. Salem Church
on Thursday, February 18th, 1870, ut /
O'Clock y. N. lnternent At Mt. salem
cemetery.
CUhNINGHAM.-In Pencs der hundred,
on February ]. 1880. Stephen Cunning
ham, aged 10 years.
PERkINs.-on Monday, 10th instant,
Daniel y. Perkins, at Holly Oak, Bran
dywinc hundred, aged ~ years.
fully requested TO attend the funeral,
from tho late residence OF the deceased,
near Holly Oak, Brandywtne hundred,
on Thursday. the l8th instant, at II
ment ut Newark Union.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

A sociablc will bs given by Calvary
Guild in second story oil No. $40 Market
street this aud tomorrow evening. The
following 10 the programme: Overture.
orchestra; plano solo. e. J. Muhlhausen;
soprano solo, Sunrise" Miss Kate Cur
rinder; cornet solo. Maurice Rithruff ard
orchestra; recitation, selected, Miss Virgie
Jones; colo selection, "Pinsuti," Mia
Mary Thiellnan; Duet, selected, Miss
Kate Currinder ard Mary Thielman;
selection, orchestra.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
EGIsTER'S ORDER
IL RKGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
El,kIia..E.. icaa ~

'ohiuNy q, loW.
Upon the application OF Laura II.
and Chns NJ. Grub. Executors of Henry
L. Grubb, late of Wilmington lid. in said
county, deceased, IL is ordered and al.
rected by the Register that the Exscu-
TORS aforesaid give notice of grant
ing Of letters Parliamentary unon
The estate of the deceased, With the
date OF granting thcfeof by causing ad.
refreshments to be posted within forty
days from tile date of such letters in six
OF the most public places of the county
OF New Castle. REQUIRING all persons
having demands against II q
estate to present tile same or "
abide, by nm Act Of Assemble
In such case made AM provided. n ID aisyy
cause the same to be inserted within the
ssme period in the DAILY RRpuBLIcAs,
newspaper published In Wilp,Inpton
Del, and to be continued thorein three
weeks. le.o.d)
- Given under the hand and Seal
l.. 5. of Oflcc of tho Register, nforc-
- said, at Wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, tic day and
year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoI Ic all persons having claims
against the estate Of the dccensed must
present the Same, duly nttested to tile
Executors. ON or before February 18th.
1881, or abide the Act of Assembly IN
suci case made and provided. Address
LAURA II. GRUBB.
Gil AS. NJ. HRUBB. EAecutors.
AbWimihgton, Delaware. fs-l2t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The Committee to arrange for the
reunion OF the First Delaware Regiment
Volunteers met In DUPONT Post room
parlors last evening and agreed to send
attention 10 the reunion which will be
held on May 6, asking him 10 be present
The three months men and those trans.
Jared to tho First from the Second
Third, Fourth and Eighth Delaware
Infantry VIII also be invited. The com
init &c will meet on each Wednesds.
evening hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Feb. 11.--At May.
Vile yesterday Gilbert W. HsxeltInc
pleaded guilty Of assault In tie second
degree for shooting ct Olive Smith 10 q
dfsreputable house last winter. Sentence
was suspended on the agreement Ct
Haxletine to leave the State and never
return. Six years ago Hazlotine shot
and killed Mamie Thorpe and wound ed
another Inmate Of . disreputAble house
in Baltimore. He was sentenced to eight
years' imprisonment, but was pardoned.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The ninth anniversary OF 8. r. DUPONT
Post. No. 2, q. A. r., will be Celebrated
tomorrow evening Mt their be quarters,
Tenth and Market streets, beginning a. 8
o'clock. The entertainment. will take
the form OF an open camp Gre and every.
body is Invited. There will be speecl,es by
prominent philadelphia and Wilmington
speakers, and vocal aud Instrumental
music.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WAsnINaToN, Feb. 11.-Hepry J.
Fanz arrived here to-day, and told
Attorney General Miller bis story oil
being whipped with . carriage whip BY
William McDonaid, at Aberdeen, Miss.
alter lowering . rope supporting an
ehgy OF Secretary Of War Proctor. MIR.
FAM said be .oosened the rope In repair
i9g a roof without noticing the eiylgy.
he 10 "A years old, . native Of Indiana
ana . Democrat. Mr.. Mcdonald Was
1ned $40 for tho assault.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Theodore q. Darlington, a carpenter
In the employ oil the Harlan s. aollings-
worth Company, fell about IL O'Clock to-
day on Tatnall street between Fourth
and Filth, and striking his nose on the
curb the blood flew in all directions. The
patrol wagon was telephoaed for and
Mr.. Darlington gAA-Sgslnossd to his
home, No -1!y Tofiaston street. Nc .yAs
ya,r bloody but Ut much hurt.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

IsH not worth the small price OF 10
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think 90 call at our store and get bottle
Of 5hiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle Las q
printed guarantee on II, use accordingly,
and II Il does you no good 1t Will cost you
nothing. N. B. Daniorth, Wholesale and
retail agent, Second aaA Market streets
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
lnsI

VIM. T. Tu'l yesterday, while riding
from Eighth and Monroe streets to Mar.
ket street, aud thence to BIRD street. Lost
ssmall order prospectus boos. The book
contained quite number OF orders and
descriptive circulars, with owners mama
stamped upon them. Finder please
leave at No. 900 Monroe street, or al ills
office.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

A regula. session Of the Board Of
Health was held last night. Messrs
Van Trump and Coyle were appointed
committee 70 examine the alley between
Orange and Tataall streets on Fifth, the
alley having been reported In bad con-
ditlon. The secretary announced that
the funds in the hands of the Printing
COMMITTEES were not sufficient to warrant
them In printing the stcretsry's annual
report. Tho board awarded the contract
Tor printing the same to the Delaware
Printing Company for 80.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Daniel B. Perkins, an old and respected
farmer near Holly Oak, Brandywlne
Huadrei, died suddenly about 10 o'clo h
on Monday of failure OF the heart. liz
was ~ years Of age, and leaves wiz
and several children. lie will be- buried
at Newark Union tomorrow. Services
ut the house at IL o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

William II. Derickson and wife, who
reside near Klamensi, Miii Creek hun
I'd, are both laid up with the g,ip.
Mrs. d. was attacked violently % few
nights ago, and falling out of bel lay Gil
the floor In an insensible condition for
some time before her husband discovered
her,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Tho Bayard Legion will give their
fourth annual ball 10 Rossiter 4 Per
sons dancing academy this evening.
Grand march starts at $50 O'Clock, The
Germania orchestra, of Philadeiphia, has
been engaged Tor the occasion. Rober,
Mills is chairman of the committee Of
arrangements and Geor.e Hogue floor
manager.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

General A. A. Chapman g. Son slauph.
tered pig a lew days ago, that was only
eight and hall months old that weighed
400 pounds. We think this is hard 10
beat, as a pig that adds over q pound and
bali to his weight every day he lives is
a frst-rate feeder, and cannot be easily
beaten.