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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893
At IL O'clock. a. H.,

Tho following described real estate. viz,
All tl,t Old corner tavern sta "a and lot
OF land situate in stanton. Mill Greet,
hundred, county and state afure-ai id.
waich by Il rec at survey Is bonndel aud
described Ms follows namely: BEGINNING
AZ MI old corner stone OF lend now or lat
OF W lllium suuihgafe; thence by said
SCnihgate.s and nGrth so degrees and
thiftS-flSe minutes, east four hundred
ana ninttS-s''yen feet TO stene on the
Westerly side OF n lane; thence along tne
westerly s'dc tacreo I youth Tour d. grees
ami tiftA minutes east Two hundred and
nintty-ei|at feet to IA corner OF W. Hayes
i5irhey 5 iui thence lay SAID biekey's lot
in part md lfartlt by other land nov NJ
late OF !4,i y Price these next three
eourses 10 wit Sout.i SixtN-tlirec degrees
una ;orty minutes. we, It two hundred aud
r,N' nlhH feet to Il stat against the
northwest CORNER Of n shed attached to n
small barn OF stable, sourh slNty-twp de.
gree ami eigh' cen minutes, west one
hlndr' ana forty minutes. east II nefy
.ett 10 n corner IN II line os benjamin "
Diekey's lo;; hence thereby the next two
COURSES 20 VII:
South siNly-eight degrees west one hun.
drch and seventeen and wo.teEths feet
TO Il stake aud south twenty Two degrees
ana twenty-five minutes east nincty-tiNe
aud seVen-tchths Il ct To ii conner at AXE in
OF near lie nOrthcriy side OF the Ole VIII
Iniugion and Ghristlaua turnpilse; thance
along on near the sa d EortherlF sidt
lhefeol koi'h eiSfy.tlYe degrees and ill.,
teen minutes west one hundred mud
twcnty-n ne and thllty SIX huudre this feet
10 Il corner iron pin Ia or EcGf the eRster-
~ side OF the old ne stone ronl; thence
along or near I! ettsteily side thereof
north tHehty-iour and uno-hili degrees
west one hundred and siSty.oue feet 10 Il
colner ftakehd dining 10 lands of ltuebcil
Sattcrthwnt thence by the last named
land thea remaining three courses, maine
~: North slAts-one degrees and nifty mn,
ntc7 east one hundred and nInery seven
and one-third feet to "A stone north
twenty-five degrees ard five minutes west
Tour hundred and twenty-One md one
ilaif To to Il corner and north slxty-unc
degrees and thirty minutes east eighty
1--we III three.unnrter feet 10 the place ui
htginailg. COM aiming four and ninety
eighth hundreds aorUs OF land, be the
stiise more ur less.
Seized anu taken in execution as the
property of Edwin n. Tanks and Mary L
hanlts, his wife, aprtgagors. Jacob Is
Hyatt, Is and to be sold ty
PIERCE Coz Id, Sheriff,
Sherln ofice. Wilmington, Del, Jan
nary ~. s93. jan.U
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The officers of the Grand Conclave
Of Delaware, ileptaaophs or Seven
Wise Men, accompanied by NOM.
b6rs of the order, will 80 10 IaGden.
berg on Thursday evening 10 install
the ollicers-eleet OF the Conelava at
that place. After the installation there
will be an entertainment, for which an
excellent programme has Eeen pre-
pared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
a Smiling Zee

For the benefit of Goodman NJ. L. Sun
day school will he held in the wigwum
on Scott street near Delaware avenue
Thursday evening, January 10Th. ut
which seven prizes Will be given.
among which are tho following: I'm.
broia line pencil. Bible, cologne.
book, etching, candies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

French street was filled on Saturday
afternoon with fast hugs driven By
Niluingtnn's substantial citizens
amongst the numteI were: Peter b.
Ford. W. y. Qgigley, Willard I. Davis
Judge Frank Ball, George Tyndall
Edward Brennan, Harry Miller, Psre,
t,ould, Frank Stidhani. Mark Springer
aud numei GUS others, al. trying tt
lead the dashes when headed down lii,
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Tomorrow promises to be clear,
with stationary temperature. We'd
nesday trem slightly cloudy to clear.
ing and rather warmer teniiDg TO
cloudiness. and ashghtfall OF snow i'll
different locations. The cold wave has
extended to Florida. the fall of tenn
peratare being from ~ to IS below
tho usual mark.
state of TherrnomGte
at the REPCD LOAN olics to-day, In the
Shade:
Z o'clock 10 o'clock: .oo'ock
o 8 IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Installing New Oiiicers.

The officers of the Grand Lodas.
knights Of Pythlas, went to Marshall.
ton on Saturday night In four horse
hack and Installed tho new officers OF
Diamond Lodge, No. Ii, there. After
the installation a lunch was served.
On Wednesday night the new officers
OF Fidelity Lodge, No. %, at Hockessin,
will be installed, RS also will be three
Of the Oseeoia Lodge. Of Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16


Miss Mary l.. Tunnel, No. i Jessnp
Row. has II preparation for the hair.
guaranteed 70 mike the hair grow,
keep il black but not to darken thai
which Is already graz. For cleaning
ehildren's iidr, p cents: for scalp
cleaning. 30 cents and 81 open ThutS,
day evenings until 9 O'Clock. Branch,
Mobile Alabama.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Tho Wilmington Democratic Club
will give its next performance In the
Opera House on February Z.
The Kings Daughters will give an
entertainment in tho Second Baptist
Church tomorrow evening.
A spelling bee for the benefit OF
Goodman NJ. L. Church will be held on
January 10. at Delaware avenue and
Scott streets,
Bishop Coleman Is improving, and
although the sight OF his left eye has
gone he is expected to venture out the
present week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

United States Circuit Judge Benz.
diet Of Brooklyn on Saturday issued
un order for the release OF Thomas Is.
Norcross, who Was convicted in this
city, In April, 1891, OF bursiarizlng the
poEtoliice here. Noreross was senten-
ced TO two years Imprisonment in thu
Kings County penitentiary there Tor
burglary. The Delaware authorities
consented to the Ia ans discharge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The thirteenth anniversary OF Smyth
Post No. /, &. A r., held at the head,
quarters. Third and King streets, last
Saturday evening, was we'll attended,
considering the extreme cold weather
and the storm. Rooert Sldaeil pro
sided, and the exercises were opened
nth singing Marching Through
.eorgia,n by the Waslsy NJ u. ehnir.
with the audience Joining in the
chorus. This was followed with pray
81 by Past Commander Bogia of Du,
: Hat Fl st, No. . q. \. Il. Addresses
were delivered by Junior Nice.Gom-
mander in CHEF Peter L, Ayars, and
Robert e. Flain. after which several
old veterans gave Interesting reiniil-
iseences of army life. The exercises
were intersparsed with excellent Music
by Bratton and Gilbert on the banjo
and guitar while Bullock and Morgan
rendered soma eNeeitent yoeal music.
TIE selections By Wesley choir could
not DO eXcciled, and the entire at!un
was thoroughly enjoyable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
LOT IT.

ladies' chamise, liAe muslin, trim.
med in line Swiss embroidery. sleeves
aud neck in Irish lnce, at 25c., extra
value.
Ladies' chemise fruit of loom mug
lin, trimmed in front with embroidery
insertion sleeves and neck Irish lace,
at 25c.; worth 4Oc.
Corset covers. extra fine cambria
perfect fitting and well made. cut low,
square neck, with good embroidery
lodging, extraordinary value, at s5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
.Y.ClOtAing House
WILMIsaToa. Monday. Jan. IL. Iss;
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING
Camp ;. r. q, $. A.


" nrreu Athletic Club.
Blue Rock Council. Il. \.
Delaware Lodge. l. o. o. Il.
Herman Lodge. 1. q. o. +.
Operative Piaslerers Union.
Mihqunrrlbe. |. o. of H. NJ.
Chns. sumner Post, q. A Il.
Thos. A. Smyth Post, q. A. X.
Chosen Friends Custle, X. Z. Il.
Historical society of Delaware.
Temple Lodge, Ortlsc of Tonti.
Garfield Camp. Sons of Veterans
Delaware Lodge Shield of Honor.
Christine Enetttpnncnt |. o. .. r.
Lady Franklin Home Communtun.
Wilmington Conslstory. A. A, 8. II.
Apollo castle, knights Golden Eagle.
7 Il. and Bran'ne Council. o. L. A. ".
Washington Lodge. knivhts OF Pythfas
lGermania Eneampnent. Il. 81. J ant NJ
Delaware concaYe, Heptasophs. $. w. NJ
Diamond State L camp X. st. j. and N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Elwo cd Webster, who Is engaged In
purchasing horses in Somerset county
Pa, has been 30 delayed by the snow
drifts that he has been compelled to
postpone his sale ut Hoakessin, from
the ed to the 3Oth of January. He has
secured Il lot OF good ones, and he
wishes TO have number OF bidders
on hand at his sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
OYafermrn ns Lndrera-

Last night about ten oystermen call.
oil ut tho police station for lodging.
The oystcrmen tell pitiful tales OF
their hardsiIips on the river at this
time OF the year. having been nearly
starved and barely clothed by the cap.
tains of the vessels.
Most of them come IRON Baltimore
aud are OH their way to Philadelphia
or New York. Through tho kindness
OF the railroad officials all oystermen
are carried free of charge to their
homes and daily there are from live to
a dozen carried over the Delaware and
p, w. y Il. Railroads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Tho cold weather of the past ten
days hass caused considerable loss OF
money to The men who arc compelled
to do outside work for living. Build.
ing operations OF all kinds arc at
standstlll, quariIns are shut down and
carpenters and prioklayers who have
work TO flush cannot face the frigid
weather. Nearly all of the mon em-
ployed on tho Sewers by the city are
laid Off, ;ts also arc the men who have
been engaged in paving the streets.
The police officers are the only ones
vino are compelled to remain out OF
doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Tho thrao-atart lsst.f dividing be.
longing TO J4iaca b Ssl4l.am5 nj No.
His Weat Eighth strict Sftj,il w4a
sold ~ Sheriff t.s8ld ea SATURDAY
afternoon last NJ n otiU tEolss1. to
Mr.. Chas, ", T. i9s, isf ga MAS IA;
up again On tils sttaitez' Tor lie II gtt,
gage making i..5 s.ppeareEse. lie at.
torHHy said Ia World Lot aslaS tic
sale to ne eJfiil8aati a ghr III, . paid
Tor il by AFr. isiiey Sheriff Gould
then offered II fgr eu.e tie ne ,Ges! tho
wiisii 4 vas purchased ! + Mr.. Laws
attorneys 70" Si.iab.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Special Officer Massey reports 49,
dogs registered up to IL o'clock to
day. From January to 20 last veal
he reports $50 doys registered and MS
the canine population OF this city
number nearly 1000. Dog catcher
Writ will reap Il hurNest when he starts
on his crusade on Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

lie hat hath it and will not keep
1 IT,, IS The man WHO has disposed OF his
eatuiTh or influenza BY tho use of Old
i Sauis atarrh Cure, the greptust rem
ely known. Prize only % c1Ais per
] box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

To those suffering with that dreaded
disease, rheumatism, Taylor y Fuller
ton are still selling that rheumatic
Remedy that has cured SO many, For
sale at Taylor AZ Fullerton, druggists,
302 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

w. II. Morris has retired from tho
produce and commission trade ieGv-
ing his sou ijewell Norris to carry on
tho business at the old stand, No. 22a
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
WEDNESDAY. FFBRu AIRY 3. 1893,


Al The Court House, In the city of " II
nitigion, the following described real ca
tate, late oil tlicn nc nttprty. deceased
to Wit.
No. l.. a certain LOT, with 2-siury ,ratnt
dwelling iii, renn. situate in the said eitN
ot Wilmington on the nortlicrly side ot
Robinson street, between Poplar nnG
lombard streets at lie distance of l6
ieet tfom the easterly lie of Poplar
street, having a front Ut 10 feet on Robin
son street and la dppth OF O. feet niche
parallel " u Poplar street, known rs M.
81 Robinson streIe.
No. >. a certain lot with 2-4tury frant
and bfle!S dwellings, thereon, situate /,
the said city Of Wilmington, o. the cast.
efly side ot Orange stree, between 9nG
and ;iri streets, Ut the distance al 10 feel
HON HE sahthetly sitia Of portetss Alley
having Il from OF % feet 1n Orange ST
aud 4cptit al - feet, parallel with b.,
street 4" nm aiicy. ksown as SO. u
Grunge Il Get.
Attendance wifi lie given and term
made known hy security Trust and Sait
Deposit 90. Administrator 4 tai, q
BENZ AMI SfliIsnS Its attorney.
Attest: Eoien Ferguson. clerk ul iii
Orphans court.
L. W. stidham x Son. AucS. jldl9.e9-a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

| There w6sTee session OF the NUM-
lsipl Court this morning not al often.
brices4ar being arrested last night. This
ppmetats OF affairs was not very we'll liked
BIZ the daily visitors to the court, az
~ they were compelled To remain out OF
AdoVrs With 10 one bat jaGs Frost as
lomrsBX
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The United States Court met this
morning at 10 o'clock. The grand
Jury remained out until ~ O'Clock
when adjournment was made until
In'slopls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Butcher. photographer. 20 Market.

Lewis Miller of Wooddals, MIL
Creek Hundred, has started for Jack.
sonyille. Florida, where ha will pass q
week or ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
on THURSDAY,
TnE ~ DAY OF FEnHrAR4'. lsas
At n o glopA. a m.

The following Described real estate. Vi2:
All thai certain plantation or tract of
lhnd, sittiatc a. Il 4, orgcs htIu1gesl, sew
Castle county. aforesaid, aHd known as
toe sarnison uer farm huaindc: on
tie 70 tn hv Ian Is ~ Tnmna4 .Iam{son
c1uVg5el to piiVer ,iamisOil hy liale sttre
ol .lotiu 7, iitgSs bearing Tue d IA The
29ih nag OF June. y. IL. 1881. ON the west.
erti land ut II james l.eyompt; Oh the
SOU ~ lands pi hontas iolston AID
John Houston ana on the cast by lands Of
Hereok r, Slalirross and tue putliu rogtd,
containing nhpitttwn hundred acres, more
o. tees. with 4 ING. story frame houSt.
Their OF WIFI other oatbgiidiHya thereon
erected.
.s0,k9d and taken in event ION ~ the
properly Of Oliver Jami#on. admiu isirH
TOR ut Idsur Jam son, dereasrl, snt
JUsepiint ~. luintson. sutftt ~ taoFt.
gager and l. h. ultl 10 he sold by
PIERCE GOT. ID Sheriif.
Shefitl'S oilicc, vi minst"H, Del, Jan.
H. 1898. il6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
LOT I.

Ladies' chemise. made of Lawrence
LII muslin. trimmed in lace 19c. worth
double.
Lndies' drawers with two tucis,
trimmed in line Hamburg embroidery,
100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

j This evening "A Kentucky Girl
!. new sensational comedy, will be pre-
, sented at the Grand Opera House. b,
! that charming and favorite soubrette
J Miss Sadly Hasson, supported by /
superb company. The comedy ele
!. ment pred0minates, but the author
has given Miss Hasson some beautiful
sentiments to express, and the entire
action OF the play Ia full OF wit, humol
and animated tableau.
/, Among the many sensational
features are d face for HE On a HAND
car and railroad velocipede, with &
moving panorama to give realism tC
the scene; n huge train of cars and al
old saw-mill In operation. Miss Has
son will no doubt receive most cor
dial welcome.
George Dixon. the champion feather
weight boxer of the world and his big
Vaudeville Co., will DO tho attraction
Iat the Grand Opera House Tuesday
and Wednesday nights Jan. IL and IL.
The company is ono of the largest
and best on the road and includes such
weli.known artists as DAILY and Devere,
JAS. McAvoy. Howard and Williams,
Edgar and Curran, Hueste d and Guyer.
Van and Lesly, and Eddie Daily. OF
Providence, sparriRg partner of Goo.
Dixon.
Mr.. Dixon will spar at each per-
forlnance with Eddie Daily, In Tom
O'Rouke's patent postless ring, which
liz decided novelty and the only one
of Its kind in tho world. Dixon also
offers S25 to any local feather weight
boxer who he does not out-point in
our rounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

American
lricot, smooth finish, all
good colors and wearing
Qualities; fit, makeup and
service guaranteed. Full
Dress Suits to order from
s25 up, every S. getting a
better quality Of material or
finer trimmings. Black
Broadcloths, Whipcords,
Diasonals, and Dress Wor-
sted, and all the proper
materials for making SPLEEN
did suits at low prices for
such garments as we will
get up for you. Cut prices
in Trousers and Business
s aels Suits to order from
any of the materials in
stock, as we want to close
out all the winter stool,
possible, if price will do it.
JAS. I. MULLIN & Son.
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Academy of Music will be clos
ed this week on account of new
beating apparatus being placed In
position, and will reopen next Mem
day evening with the popular Irish
comedy drama, "The Rambler from
Clare"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

NOTICE Tho partnership heretofore
IN existing between W. II. Morris &
Son has been dissolved by mutual rOu-
sent. The business will by continued at
same place. No. 2a9 King street by Seweil
Morris. ii6-2tt
yETANTED-fTo purchase. u milkIroute,
wv from rs to l2b quarts OF milk PER
lday. Address j. j.. this office. jl6-4fa
|
ykyASTEn-A half grown girl at so5
| w Madison street. jla-3ta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Bucl.cr. photographer. 20 Market


Sheriff Ieifee Gould Will sell tie .irst
two properties at the Cont House 81
Tuesday afternoon. al o'ei9sh, tLe
3ist inst.
< two-stery briei; dwelling the pro
perty OF Mm. q, Ia9E4et Md iSife
located On Harrison Har Seye,stl
street.
4 three .atorr bltcl house. 10 pro
peity of Andrew " iIsslelnaH ,lI5, OF
Monroe near sixth street
Tho I'VE hnndrGd.Eera farm seiEe=
as Oliver jatalson, a.m ns=ttaf5r, Ii
NaxHelrs hotel. IN Hhli stt4 $ IEBTI
ar end, Ut 70 O'CLOCK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

NANTEp-A situation as bar.tender;
w can bring some good customs; or
driving delivery wagon. ! Best of refer
enee given In the city. 1adrcss A p,
this office. HIST
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

SHERIFFS sALE-By virtue OF "A wri,
- OF Levari Facias 10 me directed, will
be exposed 10 public sale. at the hotc
Of JHcoi, B. Hyatt, iii stanton, Mill Creek
hundred, New Castle County, delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

DTit'E-Thc uuierslEueh has lost her
IN deposit bolk, No. - 81, OF the VII.
mngiot Savings land Society. gives
notice thai she has made application for
a new book, SARAH &. IiINS0S.
jl6.3tW
L11R SALE = tioose feather bed. In
II qtiire ut zoos Adams street. jlG-3tt
HTASl'ED = Borses TO bsari. would
w take groceryuien's horses aud take
il ont in trade. White Bros, \. Il. Tor
Front and orange streets. tili.Gl
AATANTEDrWo first class meat cutters
w Apply 10 IL, sehlager, 800 Market
street. jij-lt
CIRAl .iW .kY-un Jan. a. Sonns
- water spaniels dog and hitch. chain
cd Il gether. Reward II returned 10 AZ
Tay or 81 acct. jlGIti
NOTICE IL. or $. W. M.-An these
IN holding ticket7 aud ali others inter
estea in special eAett SION to Iamdeniers
on Thursday eyeuulS la. lgln Will be 81
Il. ~ q. depot, loot on, N8tket street, nj
30 p. IN, sharp. BY 0>,der OF committee
jIt.!t
w ANTEp-A situation NJ bartender
w can bring some good custom; OF
driving delivery wagon. ! Rest of refer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

which we place on our tables
and offer for sale Tuesday morn
ing at prices beyond conpe-
Ition. We have divided them
i'm six lots, viz: I9c, CSC, SOC,
soc, 7sc, ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

iirst-ciass meat cutters
w Apply 10 IL. scAlager, 900 Market
street. iij-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

LlDR SALE = tioose feather bed. In.
II 4uire ut zoos Adams street.. jlG.3tt
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-12-07
A Statement.

l wish to publicly extend my
thanks to the Hamburg Bremen
Insurance company for the prompt
manner in which they adjusted and
settled the loss sustained by me on
a scale house and hay barn recently.
This loss was paid in full by their
agent, M. NJ. Davis, at Yaquina, in
less than thirty days after they
were notified Of the same. l heartily
Recommend them to my friends.
HENRY WUI.F.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-12-07
Who was the Writer2

During the progress of district
court last week some person sent a
telegram to the Corvallis Times
that was malicious, false, and sneak
ing, y letter also appeared i'll the
Gazette OF the same place that pur-
ported to have been written from
Toledo that was tissue of slander
and malicious lies from first to last.
1t was one of those mean, insinuat-
ing articles that the writer knew
was a mass of prevarications when
he penned it, hence he did the
sneak act and failed TO sign his
name in the printed article.
1t has been generally stated, and
accepted as true, in this locality
that w. 5. McFadden, the noted
, Corvallis attorney, was the author
OF both the telegram aud the article
in the Gazette. We are extremely
10th 10 believe that Mr.. McFaddeu
was the author of these slanders,
We are slow to believe that man
Of Mr., McFadden's character and
ability would stoop SO low as to
detame the whole people of Lincoln
county and also the district attorney
and circuit Judge, rs this article did.
If it be true that he was the author,
we must admit that our conception
of the mans character and makeup
has been entirely wrong. We
freely admit that our idea of Mr..
McFadden was that he was a high
minded, honorable gentleman, and
one that was far above the evident
calibre of the sneak who penned
the articles referred to. We took
Mr.. Mcl'adden to be talented at
torney and one who made a force
ful, but at the same time, fair fight
when engaged in case. We pre-
sumo that he was defending the
! Jobs as an attorney and in such
case would give them the the best
of his high talents, but we do not
like to believe that he would so be-
little himself as TO attempt to create
prejudice by insulting every honest
and decent man in Lincoln county.
In conclusion we would say that
Mr.. McFadden owes it to himself
as a man, to his friends in this
county for the friendship they have
borne to him, and TO the public
! generally to deny that he was the
author of the articles referred to-
) and we hereby heartily tender him
, any amount Of space in the LEADEE
, that he wishes to make this denia
q and 10 set himself Alright with hi
9 many friends on this side of tn,
y mountains.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-12-07

Judge Fullerton and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Condor were
in the city this noou after several
days courting at Toledo. Only
three trials, all civil, were had,
and one indictment made, that
against the Jobs and DR.. Davis,
Court adjourned until February.
The legal gentlemen each had IN
fine st. Bernard Newfoundland ! \
as a trophy of their week S work,
Albany Democratic Mr.. Condo. 4
is deputy prosecuting attorney"
we wish the Democrat would tell
us who the prosecuting attorney is.