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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

Vicar OF Wakefield. The. BY Oliver
Goldsmith
Vicomte de Bragelonne. The. By Alex
ander Dumas.
Vivian the Beauty. BY Mrs. Annie Ed
wards.
Weaker Than Woman. By Charlotte
M. Braeme.
Wee Wife. By Rosa Neuchette Car
We Two. BY Edna Lysll
What Gold Crnnot. Buy. By Mrs. Alsx-
snder.
When Mans Single. By j. M. Barrier.
White Company. The. BY A. Conan
Doyle.
Wife in Name Only. By Charlotte y
| Braeme
Willy Reilly. By William Carleton.
Witch's Head. The. By II. Rider Haej
gard.
Woman in White. The. BY WiIkie Col
Inns.
Womsn's Face. A. BY Florence Warden
Woman's Heart. A. BY Mrs. Alexander.
Wonap's Thoughts About women. 4.
BY Miss Mulock.
Woman's War. A. By Charlotte II.
Braeue.
Won by Waiting. By Edna LyaIi.
Wooed and Married. by Rosa Nouch
cite Carey.
WooiDg Ot, TIE. by Mrs. Alexandss
Yellow Mask. The. b, Wilkis Coliins
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COUNT OF CUSTER.
Miles City. Mont, Nov. 20. 1894.

OFFICE OF TIVE County CLERK
COUNT OF CUSTER.
Miles City. Mont, Nov. 20. 1874. y
The canvass,ng bosrd of Custer coun
ty Montana met at 10 a. m. as per adj
journment OF yesterday. there being
present J. w. Watson. chairman, VIM.
Harmor and T F.. Hammond. commits
sioners. and A. II. Swerdfger, clerk of
said board.
Abstracts were made on separate
sheets showing the vote cast for the fol
lowing officers.
First-For representative in congress
Second--For associate justice OF the
supreme court
Third-For joint representative Daw-
son and Custer counties.
Fourth-For location Of permanent
capital.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commissioner
From Nov. 18th to the 2Oth. 1894.

OFFICE OF THE County CLERK
OF CUSTER COUNTY.
Miles City. Mont. Nov. 10 1894.
On this 18th day of November, 1894,
the Board of Commissioners OF Custer
county met as board of canvassers Of
the vote cast at the general election held
in said county ON November 9th, 1894,
there being present J. W. Watson, chair
man of the board, VIM. Harmon and
Thos. E. Hammond, commissioners, ana
A. II. Swerdfiger, clerk OF the board.
The meeting being duly announced the
boar1 proceeded as follows.
The returns from the voting precinct
of Shreeve's ranch not having been re-
ceived. the board adjourned until Nov
10th at 10 o'clock a. IN.
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Notice.
PrBIrc NOTICE ~ HEREBy GIVEN. That therf
will b. a meeting of the stockholders OF In
n le. City Irrigai ing and Ditch iompany held
4 the office Of said company IN the d,r,c,ort
room Of the First National bank o. lies ,t,
n tile county Of Custer and sia'e OF MONTANA
,,i, the nth day Of December. 1894.
Said meeting is call i i.i :at IuIpeRi
M .l,,,;,y the nHil,- % this c.,r,-,ia,,on
from Tho Miles City lrripaiing aI"i Diicl
Company to Miles City Canal and irriga"ins
Company. -,
said Getting i. called f~r the fu, tser purpose
of X ending the term of existance OF We saIu
1a ,me "a the arsaniaatoa OF tie Miles Ciy
lrrigating and Ditch Company.
Said u.e,,ns il Gallo d for the further purpose
of extending the business of tho SAID coTpor-
alton so ms to include in addition to tue powrirs
alrca,iy ssed by the said corporation 'ne
following pow. r., that 10 to SAY:
OF purchasing. holding, deveioplng, I'M n,
proving using, leasing, 81 ling. conveying OF
otL erw Sc di.Posns o. ~ssef @ rs'i asa i.nds peees
sary or useful therefor. or for the industries
and habitations arising or growing up ~ u
arise or grow up in connection WIN OF soou'
the same:
or purchasing holding laying out plating
deS clipping. LEASING, selling. dealing IN. convey
ing OF otherwise using or disposing OF towI
q tics or town lots, blocks or ubdivisions !nero
| n I'd also for borrowing money by the said com
pany "a pay the debts and obligations thereo
| aud to improve ard dew lop the pIopcr'y. noS
owned by the sad corporation andthe issuing
| bond u eretor and of securing said bonds or OIL
| or indel tsdne, of said corporate by mortgage
| or deed O trust the directors OF SAID corpor
| alton n ay elect, and to provide for tn. pay
| ment O Interest ON such loans TO made at az
/ rate at any time or place the said corporatiol
/ by its fficcrs may direct an d AFRO to take ans
| accept mortgages either real or personei 10
] ipdef tcdne ss due said corporation from person
/ companies or corporations. =,
4 A iull meeting of all the stockhoidcrs OF sal'
! corr Grafton 70 earnestly requested at the Tim
i and pace heretofore oamed:
i In WITNESS WHEREOF the trustees oi eai
| Corporation have caused the foregoing motto. 2
| Be published for six successive weeks IN IN N
YELLOWSTONE yoURHA,-, 2 newspspef pInt
lished at Miles Ci1y, the County peAt o. IN
| said county Of Custer and STATE OF noutsna,
/ Dateu st Nilss City this 18th day OF Oetooel
NIcHARL KncuER,
w. ID. JORDAN.
l WIN. HANNA.
First publication October is' isss.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

The board of County Commissioners
met as a board OF canvassers at 10
o'clock a. m. as per adjournment of yes
terday. there being present j. w. Wat
son. chairman, VIM. Harmon and Thos.
E. Hammond. commissioners, and A. ii.
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w. Watson, chairman, VIM. Harmon,
commissioner. and A. III. Swerdfger,
clerk.
The full board not being present the
board took a recess until O'Clock p. m.
OF the same day.
At o'clock Mr.. Com. Hammond not
appearing the board adjourned until 10
o'clock a. m. OF Tuesday Nov. 20, 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03
STATE OF MONTANA, ! ss
COUNTY OF CUSTER.

/ hereby certify that the above ano
foregoing is a full, true and cor -ect
synopsis OF the proceedings Of the Board
Of County Commissioners for Custer
County, Montana. sitting a. Board Of
Canvassers. Nov. 18th, 10th, 10Th. 10th
1894, for the purpos- Of canvasssng the
vote Of the general election held Novem.
Der 9th, 1894.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
county this 10th day Of Nov. 1894.
A. H. SwKRD1L0ER,
shA Clerk Of Board Of Equsliza
ton.
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and county and township officers. we're
now duly signed by eaid ioard OF can
vassers, and by the clerk OF said board
whereupou the board adieuned sine die.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

Orr .CE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
os CUsTER COUNTY.
Miles City, Mont. Nov. 10. 1894.
The canvassing board for uster coun.
ty, Mont. met at 10 a. IN. as per adjourn
ment of Nov. 16, there being present J.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

Electric and artesian paths at Nick
Oolden's barber shop.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

OFFICE OF THE County CLERK
OF CUSTER COUNTY.
Miles City, Mont, Nov. 16, 1894. }
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-03

Room 2 Stocxgrowers Bilk BI)''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

Just before the last day of rest two
ministerial gentlemen, the Revs, L. r..
marks. ID. d., and the Rev. John T..
Franklin. accompanied by the we'll,
known horse sheer Mr.. Nathaniel Il.
'uibett, started on the train via. Tel.
aware II. r., for tho cpnnl. In duo
time they arrived at the bridge and
started out individually to deDlete this
stream of its ilnny tribe. All were in
excellent spirits ana II spirit of rivalry
arose which made thIm pursue theil
avocatlon with great vlgor.
Dr, Marks forgot ali about Greek
notation and only thought about
catching the greatest mum Der of lis H.
which he did, havi u. When might fell
upon the scone, secured "a string OF %
beautiful yellow nsds. Tho Roy. MIR.
Franklin was in thu happiest mood,
ana his charge at East Luke seemefI
distant und fur away, Fish after fish
was added to his pile and II he had
hol stopped once in awhile TO count
the fish OF the Rev. Mlrka' string he
might nave como nearer to him In the
colhpet ton. As 1t wns no mad when
hiEnt threw dGr mantle DER the
earth and pinned II with q star" n
strlhg OF twenty beauties
The last gentleman, Mr. Culhort.
nhu VISIONS Oh great expectation, and
ns he Is trustee of the poor, he
Thought, Maybe can catch enough
l7h 10 give the inmates OF Farnhur4t
NICE treat, he worked diligently. but
Nv makes u better horse shoer than d
usheihl VI. as when the sun sank In
the cradle OF the western deen, he Ind
but fifteen OF the iiHny tribe upon hi.
string and tho Farnhurst inmntes
were ont In the cod. All the gentle
men enjoyed tho sport, ana came
home with u determination to tnNe
another tHp to this Mecca OF ali llsLer.
men, our Canal"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

beg to return my sincere thanks to
all my friends who gaye pe such
great support on Saturday, whereby
was nominated and hope l will prove
worthy Qf tho confidence given to me.
I plso thank my Opponents for the
fair manner In which they treated m 70,
aid am heartily glad we can all coop
crate together for tho SUCCESS OF the
entire party this fall. PAUL GrILIs.
Allow me. through your paper, to
thank my friends for the support
which they gave me on Saturday, aud
to request thom to join me in work.
Ing for tho whole Republican ticket.
viii lie candidate again for sherifT
IN 1915. GEORGE ". GooDLEY.
i desire. through your paper. TO
thank my many friends for their very
generous support given me at the
nomination election for sheriff Oh
saturday, April 90, and to ask them,
each and all; to join me with the same
energy In electing my successful
competitor. Mr.. diIlis. az we'll as ths
whole Republican ticket. also solio-
II The support of my party In 1896 for
the nomination for sheriff.
WILLIAM r. Finn.
II desire. through your columns to
express my thanks to my friends
throughout Now Castle County tor
their support, and would earnestly ask
their individual support to elect my
successful competitor Paul Gillls. 1
would also respectfully ask their aid
two years hence.
"HoRACE q. RErrEw."
return my sincere thanks to my
friends for supporting mo at the nomi.
nation for coroner and ask them to
support tho successful nominee. |
will be candidate two years hence.
a. ID. NANDEvER.
To THE WORMS OF New CASTLE CouS-
N;-Gentleinen:- for your
votes. | hope you all will give YOUR
votes for the successful nominees,
then the victory 10 ours. Truly.
u. W. JACKSON.
desire, through your paper. to
thank my many friends for the sup
port given mo on Saturday and to
promise them. and the whole commu-
nifty. that IL elected coroner will per-
form the duties Of the oillce to the
best of my ability. EMMET Sr.DH,M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

In the Municipal Court this morn
ing before Judge Ball. Joseph Green
md Harry Jones, two youths, were
fined 81 and costs each for disorGerly
conduct.
Harry Mason, colored was CHARGED
with assault and bnttery on Harry
Epson OIL last Saturday afternoon in
yard on Lafayette street. He had
not been arrested since Christmas.
when he was sentenced to Two months
Imprisonment for lighting. lie was
lined $40 and coets. ...
Harry cooper was charged with stint
lar offence on the same man The truu
bie Hrose over the fact that young
womsni In the house has been Intimate
with EPSON who sup lorts her chill.
Iren. Arthur Johnson, for the de
fsBse, stqted9he saw Cooper hit Epeom.
Annie johnson, the woman In the ease,
uepused that Cooper struck EPSON
first. He was fined 50 and costs.
Inc woman at present goes with
Cooper and it was case OF jealousy.
Alfred Wright was then charged with
Keeping Il house OF Ill fame aud ussE
nation and with selling Intoxicating
liquors without license at tie corner
OF Water and Shlpley streets. Harry
Z. turner r0l resented the defendant,
ard asked for continuance until
Thursday morning. lie was held in
$50 bail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

This is tine first day OF May. and M
turc Is in all her loneliness. Brandy.
wine Park Is the mecca OF all sight
seers, and there nature is at her best
The trees are in full leaf. the pretty
Bowers peep through tho deep, rlc h
coil, while overheard cumea tho song
OF the robin and the blHekhrd. MAY
10 the most enjoyable one OF the Spring
months.
Citizens who are Interested In the
park Improvement think that II boats
we're placed in tho creek, from the
second dam up. 1t would lie quite an
Improvement and would also help In.
gfsass the finances Of the commission.
This point is the pretllest along the
ehcau and the only place where boat
Ing coul TO enjoyed. Tho woods ar
flied with May parties. and will 10 all
tbis month. The pleasure Is not only
confined 10 the school children but
equally so by their parents. May
week Is their most enjoyable vaca-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

Tho trolley usal the i & o. station
yesterday about . o clock was broken
suddenly. Mr. John Callahan and a
number 81 friends who witnessed the
accident said tho wire made hiasinK
noise and llasHes OF electricity could
be seen issuing from thcnand8. In d
moment men were seen running to-
wards the 6tltion. and in Il moment
the r"pal: team came at fun gutlop
from the yard aud made Il rupld run To
tho scene OF the accident
Lined along Delaware Avenue was
quite number OF cars filled with i'm
patient PASSENGERS. In one chr the
occupants were amused at the efforts
OF one of our school teachers who had
been followed by her dog and who
WIS very uneasy Tor felr this CANINE
would get run over. she appea led TO
the motornan who said There la no
danger, madam Still she tired to get
him homo by persu tsioH and also by
scolding but nor scoding wac OF such
4 mild nature that it did not have any
effect, When the wire was repaired
the car started and his canine maies.
~ followed il It's wake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

CIERlFFtS SALE-BH VIRTUE OF A
- writ 81 Levarl FaClas 10 me ii.
reetrd, Will be expose to p4alir su!e,
ut he = our iiplls.- on Mntket sfro I
y Tween Tenth aud tive til II cots In
tllt CITY OF Wilmington New itaatia
county Dot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01


Jock Dempsey has sigulish his will.
ingness to meet Iohanle ReuEau In a
fourra3nd contest under the Goudt
ton that the winner takes all the TO
eeipts after expenses are paid.
John l., Sullivan attempted to make
speech at tie bsnetlt 81 Harry mn,
tue veteran sport, In New York, or
Sunday night He was too drunk to
talk. and after staggering about Tor n
while WAS Kissed from lhl stage.
The London Sportsman publlz lies
this morning an Interview with james
j, orheLt, who says that no feels
sore on tho things Parson Davies
bad been reported nE saving abou.
him, and declared that Davies was
playing game OF brag for advertising
purposa9
Friends of Eddie P.srco are 40 lated
oyer the excellent showing he made
against the kentucky Ru-etud' that
thelo Is some talk OF pitttng Pierce
against Dixon again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

Fifty nights In Philad elphla al tho
latter end OF very bad theatrical sea -,
son Is something to be proud of. Bar,
ring accidents, that will be The length
OF the run of Willard Spencer's "Prin.
cess Bonnie at the Chestnut stree,
Theatre on the night of the 18th of May,
a gala time ls already announced for
tho eccaslon. There is not a shadow
oil doubt but that the opera has
caught tho town. One can now buy.
"ftlncsss Bonnie cigars. hats, shoes =,
perinlnes.and can drink cool refresh
ing Princess Bonnie soda water
philadelphia firm Is shortly to put on
tho market dreaming Love" toilet
soap. and the likeness of Eleanore
Mayo. tho beautiful young soprano.
onn be seen eyerywhsre. This is the
best possible Indication OF genuine
success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

A camp meeting association was or
ganlzed at Union u. l.. Church last
night with IS members. The follow
Ing officers were elected TO servo I'll
september: President, Mr.. isaac NJ
Lenderman; vlce-pre-ident Mr.. Harry
J.; Evarson; secretary, Mr.. Franz
Mitchell; treasurer, Mr.. John Il. Xii
mer Board OF mauagers: Mr.. Isaa,
Woodrow. Mir. W. X. Grant, Mrs. Laura
cCorinick, Mrs. Martha Francis, and
MIR, James A. Oliver, Mr. Isaac VI Lon.
derinan was appointed to represen
the church with the pastor at brandy
wine Summit OH Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Luden gave a
s 5ari % reception S% last evening In or.
anniversary ofthelr marriage. Among
those present wore; Mr.. and Mrs. Dr..
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs, Candy Cox, Mr..
James Il. Yatss KHAN r. AID MIS- sn Arthur ats;
=. Wilson, Mr. and Mira. Gao. Huston,
Mr.and Mrs. Anderson Folding, Mr.. H.
zones. Miss Slaughter. Miss j. Vanzant.
Miss Gertrude Morgan, Masters Willie
bradford and Norris Morgan; Mrand
Mrs. Geo. Moore, OF New Castle; Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Stevens. Willie and
howard Stevens. of Cecilton, Nd, and
others. DR.. Morgan presented Mrs.
Luden with two orayon plcturas, on
oehalf OF MIR. Luden, one OF her
husband and ono OF her mother.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01
third EDITION,


against Pusey and Jones COMPANY. n
An opinion was handed down by
Judge Walos In the United States
Court yesterday afternoon, In the case
OF Pussy and Jones Company and
Mary ann Miller.
Ihe case substantially ls as iollows:
john r. Taylor was the inventor of
certain patents pertaining to cotton
presses and Ia 1877 sold One-thIrd of
MS interest III tho patents to Louis
Miller und another third to William
boardman and retained one-third
himself. A partnership was formed
between the three parties to manufuc-
lure and sell tho articles covered by
the patents. The partner hip continu.
ed until dissolution by the death of
Boardman on July IL. 1891, lea wing
iaylor and Miller US survivors.
Subsequent to the death of Board
man anu thv dissolution of the part
nership the survivor, Taylor. sold his
remaining one-,hird interest In the
patents to Will W. Bleree About six
Z months prior to the sale OF Taylor to
bierce tha Pusey and Jones Company
mad become indebtei to the defen-
! dant. Louis Miller who was then alive,
in the sum oil 5000 he same being
. a license or royalty for the right to
Z. construct one Of tho patented presses
Tor the deiondalt, VIII w. Bierce, in
Alabama.
. Upon this last mentioned contract
Tor the construction of the press in
Alabama there is still remaining due
10 thH Pusey anu Jones Com pany from
Bierce the sun Il S9.9plsl with inter.
est. The defendant, Miller's exeeu-
trix. demands from the Pusey and
Jones Company $1,000 for royalty as
above mentioned. and the defendant
VIII W. Bierce, claimed that the es.
tate OF Miller ia indebted to him on
unsettled partnership accounts. in
Guiding the $1,000 above mentioned
aud FOL large sums OF money, and he
cautioned and warned tho Pussy and
Jones Company not to pay the $1,000
10 the Defendant, Millsr's execu trix.
but claims that the amount shoul be
applied as q credit Oh tie balance of
the $4,000 or more due from him
(Bieree) to the Pusey and Jones Com.
phuy.
The court decided that there was no
cause for action as it was not a part
nership debt. but one of Mil ler's, In
div;dually. The bill was ordered dis.
missed, with costs against the Husay
d Jones Company.
The case was heard about month
ago before Judge Wales in this city.
branch II. Giles Nas counsel for Mr..
Miller ana Colonel Benjamin Nlslds
Tor the Pussy ~ Jones Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01

On Wednesday evening next. "The
Kiug's Reception will be- repeate in
the auditorium for the benefit OF tho
ushers with the same cast of charao-
tiers. Richard Casper Dlllmore. who
made such hit as Court Jaster," will
again appear. Artemus O. Bartlett
as Valet to King" will sing two
songs, I'm In such terrible fix" and
on woman, woman" the music OF
which was written by VIII III. y,
Brown and llbretto by L. q. Benson.
lhe management have secured Prof.
FRANK Stuebgen to play two violin
solos while the stage sittings ARE being
changed. There is good sale, but
there is also plenty OF choice sents
lett, ana after to day, amy ono desiring
TO go can secure seats at Buffers, or
at The Auditorium ION the night OF tho
performance, whether they have
tickets OF invitation or not. The per,
Torrance promises to excel the other
one Ill every particular.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01
v NJ. B. SHARP & CO
FOurth and Market SITS.
Wash fabrics for Summer

Wash fabrics for Summer
Spring fingers and Sum.
mer hestltates-to stimulate
these goods we shall make
the TOLD wing offerings
Dimlties, in a nice line Of
figures and stripes, l0c from
.15e. -......
India Dimities in extra
fine qualities and beautiful
designs OF stripes and fig.
iures, 25c per yard.
Crepe i'll all the new and
beautif ul shades Of plain col.
ors and lowered designs. We
only Sc j the highest grade
of these goods, such as are
sure TO retain the crepe eff.
fect--1 Sc.
Crepo nette. The new wash
fabric in stripes and plaids,
new 81 adinss and designs,
I19c. .
Japo nette. One of the
very desirable new wash ia.
brlcs b rought out this sea.
son silk in effect, cotton in
PRICE -25c.
Cling hams in the latest
import alton of Scotch goods
"a me- st complete line in
plain colors, plaids and
stripes the 40c grades for
25c.
Ma ras, fine and sheer,
service able as gingham, just
right + or Summer wear; the
25c grades for lGc.
Muh l in satin stripes of
light d md dark grounds with
neat figures and flowers
12Ic per yard.
Sat Inc, in magnificent as.
0sortm ents, including one lot
OF the finest goods, put up
in DIRE IS lengths Of 8, 10, II
and 2 yards, regular 25c
goods for l5c per yard.
Ere nch Brocaded Saline is
the be st and prettiost Saline
made, 35c per yard. Z.
These elegant wash fab.
RIGS for summer wear are
new, fresh and sure to please
you.
Gu ! sale of Priestley's silk
and wool dress stuifs has
been large. We are on the
last | ot. $50 and 81 dress
goods for soc per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-01
SOCIETY NOTES.


HARY'S LAMB WITH PEAS *
Mary had a little lamb,
Its ilesh was pink and white;
And with green peas about this time y
That lamb is out Of sight.
Joseph Pyle, william H. Paradoe.
William Wintrnp aud seSerai others
left this morning for Baltimore to at.
tend the annual meeting of the Su.
hreme Conclave OF Heptasophs, or s.
W. NJ.
William Salisbury, editor OF tho
Dovel Delawarean, was In our city
yesterday.
j. W. Wood. of Pasadena, CAL, a ma.
tive OF Brandywine Banks, Is paying a
Visit here. He ms not boon in Will
mington for 10 yeurs. He ls druggist
by profession. but has taken ad vantage
OF the many opportunities for saving
m onoy offered In new country. Mr..
Wood says Pasadena is the finest town
In the United States. Los Angeles.
hine miles away, 10 connected with It
oy electric and stedm care. The latter
town in ii years has grown in popula-
ton from laOO0 to $500. There Is not
u saloon In Pasadena.
Harry Day. of Brandywlne hundred,
was In our city yesterday.
Isaac Elliott says he never saw such
newspapers as those published In Will
aniHktou' Ilb Is 'nlHhl1lR OF giving up
farming and starting model piper.
Several WilmingtoDians attended
the wedding of Samuel j. Casey ana
Miss Mary Brown In Chester, Sunday
night.
Miss Sallie Sullivan visited Miss
Emma Johnson at Chester sn Sunday.
Miss Mary Whitcraft spent Sunday
with Chester friends.
Mrs. J. ii. Flshback and son @ llfford
OF kensinEtun. Md, are visiting
friends IN this city
Alfred S. Elliott has been on weeks
llshlnE trip with the blooming Grove
Club OF Pike county, Pa.
Charles S. Taylor ana bride returned
home from their wedding trip Sunday
eroning
Miss Carrie CoUch, OF Newark, paid
our city Visit on Sunday.
Henry L. Pennypacker Is slowly re-
covering his health.
Miss Bessie Clark, OF Hockessin, WIS.,
lied friends ut Falkland.
Mr.. John Il. Hartman 10 improving
somewhat In health.
| Miss Nirgie Newman, of No. 1908
Delaware avenue has been under the
DOCTORS care for some time.
Mrs, Marguerite +. Clark wife OF the
well known real estate dealer, is Welt.
Ing her mother-in law at New London.
Chester county Pa