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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-28

DEWATTO, Dec "a 1S9A-
The periodical war has been pro
claimed against the hairy deuzeus of
the forest and veuisou graces our ia
BILE Three fine deer were shipped to
the Seattle market Tuesday Many
fall by the gum of i W GuisIer-
W NJ Nance returned from Seattle
"Wednesday and reports Chas- Lincoln
fcIter having had Z critical but sue
cessfuf operation performed and the
Doctors think he can be moved home
In about three weeks Good
Chris euas and Christmas trees are
all the rage hard times have no out
ward impression on the coming feast
1t Is Z sorruwfu1 heart that meyer re-
ioic=-
Mrs / w Good left on Thursday
for Seattle TO meet her mother, Mrs
c Cole who. with her daughter. Miss
MaddIe Cole. OF keewatIn, Manitoba
are cuz1fng On visit to- Mrs W III.
Clark another daughter 1t will be I
pleasant family reunion
Our eutcrprIslug youug logger Geo.
Cuuuinshzu1- has Just returned from
4 timber cruise I don't KNOW whether
Ike found anything better than here,
but my advice IS stay where you are,
George everybody wants you to-
I noticed paragraph IN the Tribune
relating TO the new Lying Society
formed III Union City, and IT reminded
me OF 4 conversation s0rnc time ago
when gentleman remarked that the
City had gone TO the d But Is II
Is III the same old place 0piue his
Satanic majesty has come to- the City
and Is president of his OWE institution
for Is II not recorded that he IS the IA
Their of lies 1 ann sorry to see 50 n1uch
proof of the citizenship of the Devil
His disciples In Competitions ne Will
un6GEhted1Y reward after his OWN dew
'Iixh fashion vERrrAs-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-28

The JOURNAL
The Post Inteliigeacer.
The Chicago Inter Ocean
Or all three leading newspapers
Of their section for orfy E-soa
year, with .wo..azkind," for
the ladies, or the "Americzn
Farmer and Faru Newsv
thrown in
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-28

Mails close for the East daily sc = a ~
NaiIscblse for the Moth iatIy ~ u Il
Mails arrive daily = An
GreuerlI Delivery open from "a n ss7P-I-
Mails leave foe Na1Iocx, Mascu- June Grove
ant >al=op Sc 4 n avery Tuesday and Friday
Money Orders And Postal Noees issued
T. Z SLLGE PaaeMaaee
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-28


Mr. Whitman who lives near Olvrr-
pia- gave us ride IN his little Iaruch
the other day. We need several such
launches on the Island and then If
would not seem quite 50 far to Shelton
as 1t Is with the oars
J. W. Lott and NJ O. Fuller were IN
Olympia two days OF this week ON
business
Capt Walter AxteI lost one trip ON
his regular rum owing To the death of
his daughter IL Olympia
D. f. YoHng- our Justice of the
peace Is building fine house on his
place
Now our legislature will soon meet
would it not be we'll TO ask our Seuz-
tors and Representatives for better
read laws also regulate the duties OF
Superintendent OF Schools so that
they Will not jeoparGfze the interests
of the people they represent
David Sypher- the popular fruit-tree
IMAM of Olympia was down ON the
steamer Seaside Thursday rustIiug
for orders and making collections
There Will be good many trees
planted by the farmers here this wear.
Moses Sutton Is In Allyn for Z few
days ON business
We see that the Board OF Con utv
Commissioners have allowed VIM
Eeudrlck- of this precinct Sis for
fixing up booths for our election If
moving the teachers desk into one of
the cloak rOouS and leaving it there
afterwards Consists IN fixing ND
booths then we the PespIe OF Hart
stein say. pay 1T but IT Is paying pretty
dear for the whistle OTEMPORA
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-28
Sudden Death of LaehliH MePh2il.

LachIi McPhafI- the pioneer hotel
keeper and vice-pres1deut of the State
Bank of Shelton expired very sudden
Iv at the Commercial hotel on Sunday
evening Dec 75rd- death presumably
resulting from heart failure News
OF hts death came with some surprise
to- the Community and married the
pleasure of the hOTfdays-as Mr. M G.
PhaiI has been I'm his usrraI health of
late
Lachrfu McPhair was Canadian by
birth and was something over sixty
years of age, although not showing IT.
He came to Mason County eleven year
ago and was empIoyed by John Mo
Reavv In the Occidental hotel At I'm
ION City, and LATER at timber work Tor
Ed Simpson, wFnO con structed the r1rst
section of the Sats0p railroad now
tine Washington Southern About
nine years ago Mr. McPhaf engaged
I'm the saIoon bcsIuess IN Shelton and
prosperity and Increased business mas
evolved the present C0unnsrcTaI Motel
with the growth of tire TOWN. Eefore
coming to- Washington Mr. McPhall
spcHt several years III the square tIrn-
Der business I'm Bav City Mich and
his extensive acquaintance among
m. rorrers dates from that time He
In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
Aas,rr a, The state Hospital.

The monthly meeting OF the trus.
tees of the State. Hospital was held
yesterday at Farnhurst.
The snpsrlntendent's report was as
follows: Admitted, 8; discharged, /;
died, q. or those remaining los are
white males;26 eoloied males; Sc white
females and IS oot0red females; total
population, $50.
George W. Mann, father OF Or.
Mann appeared before the trustees
and asked that his son be released.
Mrs. Mann. mother OF the patient
charged that her son had been cruelty
| treated.
pr. Hanckef in his report on this
case suld that the patient had been
sent TO tho hospital about one year
ago on certificate OF insanity signed
by Drs. Fahey and Hughes OF this city
and that he Is at times u violent and
dangerous patient.
some weeks ago visitor who was
allowed to soc him gave him knife
and some money and encouraged him
to make his escape from the hospital.
| He succeeded in getting to the front
door. struck DR.. Ham mond in the face
with his list and rushed down the
stops. He would have escaped II ne
had not fallen on the steps, which gave
| IL SttSaHN---s -
ture him.
since this attempt to escape the pa
TENTS hands have boon fastened to
waist straps and visitors are only al
lowed to see him in the presence OF al
attendant. Alter DR.. Hanekers report
was heard the patient was brought be-
fore the trustees. He appeared TO be
rational on general subjects and an
3wered questions relutive to his ad
mission to the hospital and his treat
ment.
He denied that he was cruelty treat
ed or that he was confined In any way
except by fastening his hands.
The trustees made careful inquiry
Into the case and decided unanimous
ly not to release The patient.
The bills ordered paid were as FOL
lows: DR.. w. II. lfancker. ISL. ID; j. T
Zuill, $l2; L. N. Stayton. S+l.l0;S NJ
Reynolds y Co 1891 ,9S; L. w LOOMS
81; L, A Iarnull Il Co. $3.50; Merean
| tito Printing Company, Sll70; N. b
Danforth, slS3 90; Pierce n Simpler
siU5; duncan Brothers. $l3.lS; W. z
rhmps s. Co.. 81 S.; Il. 5. r
Butler. 50 10, Female benevolent So
eiety $50; George w, Bush and son
Company, $40. rs; ", d. Wilekins. $50.
90; pr. W. ii. Hanclier Sl49 40; W. II
Thomas u TO. sl650i l.. q. Kent y Co
366 U6; J. G. johnson " Son. SlO.06.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Announcement IL made OF the ap.
preaching marriage Of j. Newlin CAV
throp, OF the Street and Sewer Com mis-
sion TO Miss Gertrude Pyle.
Thomas L. Hawkins, OF this city, and
Mise Sarah L. Nixon of PhilIipsburg.
N. Y, were married on September 20.
in Camden, n. j.. by the Rev. K. 5.
: Harris.
Walter II. Campbell, OF Brancroft's
Banks. and Mise Mabel Walton OF Sill
verbfook, were married last evening
at tho residence Of the brides parents.
A. q. McCausland, who is the pop.
ular Superintendent Of the Whining.
ton d Northern Railroad. was In West
Chester for several hours Wednesday,.
He drove over, accompanied by Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Townsend and Miss Good
ley, and took tea at the Mansion
House.
A pleasant evening social was given
last night by the Indies OF the First nj.
P. Church. 1t was held at the residence
Of MIR. Elwood A. Tazewell, 623 French
street. Vocal and Instrumental music
was rendered.
the singing Of Mr. VIM Robinson and
Mr.. James McCaiferty. After playing
many games refreshments were sery-
ed. About midnight the party dis
persed, a | being well pleased with
their evening. Among those present
were: AIR. and Mrs. Woodruff, MIR. and
Mrs. WIN. Robinson, Miss Martie Far.
ra. Miss Eta Cornell Miss Lillian
Ames, Mre. FISHER Ames Mrs John
TazewelJ. Mrs. Elwood A. Iazaweli,
Miss Carrie Cartridge, Miss Lilly Gray.
Miss May Cieayes, Mrs Bella Smith,
Misses Laura ilogue, Lilly Workman,
"a In
Carrie French, Laura Stinson, Betsy
Ward Fannie Taylor.
Messrs. Harvey Layton. VIM. j.
Gilling, W. II. Wright, John Asker.
George Il. Anderson. Morris Weeb,
Alfred Hartman, Harvey Tazewell.
Joseph McCafferty, Ellwood ColUourn.
Harvey +. Smith, Harry Smith and
Mas, ers Robert Webb and Willie Sttn
son.
The Girls Friendly society OF St
Andrews Church will commence Its
weekly meetings this evening, whe 1
there will be "A stereoptlcon exhibition
given by the Kew. John =. Littell.
Mrs. Samuel A. Bailey OF Brandy
wine Springs Ia visiting her cousins
Or. and Mrs. Lee Il. Pennington, o
Nartlnsburg. W. Va.
MIR. Percy Pearce, formerly OF TIL
city, accom- panied by his wife, IL viz
iting his brother-in.law, MIR. James
Morrow, residing at No. 1918 IVES
Ninth street.
Mrs. Samuel A. Price Is on thu slcl
list Her sister, Mrs John Price, o
Chester, Is now visiting her.
Mr.. William III. Fields and wife ar
yislting Wefnersviile, Pa. MIR. Fiel
Is slightly under the weather suIfertn
from overwork.
Mr.. Will Nj. s Brown will train
Wilmington Club chorus. He started
IN giving them their hrst relsearsa
last evening. Tho club will give a
Entertainment at Linwood on the lot
last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

A pie social was held in Epworlh NJ.
T. Church last evening,
The boys OF st. Pntrlck's school
have organized foot ball team.
The annual meeting of the mana.
gers OF the Home for Aged Women
will be held on Saturday.
The annual meeting OF the Bonrd Of
Pilot Commissioners Will DO held ON
Monday In this city
special religious services were held
in st. Patrck's Il. O. Church last
evening and will be continued to-day.
Il. l.. Rice has completed plans for
two handsome cottages which John
Craig will build on the highlands.
The new etreet sprinkler ordered by
tie Street and Saver Department was
pat In service yesterday morning.
The Womens Indian Association OF
thls city will meet at the home of Miss
T. X Zane No. ) West Eleventh
street, OH Monday afternoon ut !
o'clock.
The Female Billie Society mot yes.
terday at the residence Of Mrs. Gregg
Chandler. Reports oil the summer
work were read. The old officers we're
~ elected.
The semi annual session OF tbs
grard Lodge of Delaware, X u. Il
mas held last night, but no business
Of public nature WAS transacted.
DIR. TalmeRe will preach In Bonn
by City this evening and to.norroN
Start on his homeward voyage.
q. b. Jack, Clarence A. Elliott and J
a Gebhardt won prizes ut tho Mt
holly. n J. fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
ATTuE FOOD EXPOSITION.
The Affair BeepminE aIore Popular.
Rumford Yeast Powder Display.

Sweet chocolate foF al,
You will tlnd at the stall,
You can try and then buy
A box Tor your sweetheart.
The Food Exposition at the Audi
forum Is becoming popular day by
day and the attendance yesterday was
greater than 1t has ever been. Every
body is pleased with tho display as
the attendance shows and when the
public Ii delighted the managers are
also.
The number of prizes Is growing
larger every day. The latest one Of
Tered Is by Quigley l. Mullen, the we'll
known wholesale grocers. In the
centre OF the Auditorium this firm has
niceiy-decorated booth In the middle
OF which is q pyramid of canned
goods. The firm offers a prize of a
case of tomatoes to the person who
guesses nearest to the mum Der of cans
which compose this pyramid. The
guesses are to be left at the managers
office and the prize will be awarded on
the last night OF the exposition.
RuMFoRp YEAST POWDER DISPLAY.
or all the yeast powders on the
market to-day there is none better
known or more largely used than
Rumford's old reliable powder.
At the Worlds Fair the manufac-
turers were awarded the premium on
yeast powders and judging from the
crowds which surround the pretty
booth and sample the light and paola.
table biscuit every afternoon and even.
Ing the preparation is the most pop.
ular one among Wilmington house.
wives.
The exhibit Ia. in charge OF W. A.
Arnold, and he is assisted by Mrs. L
nj. Coil and q. NJ. Arnold. This corps
OF managers Is sent out directly from
Providence, RI, and fully understand
their business. Stop at the booth and
try one OF theit biscuits,
A DISPLAY OF MILK.
L. W. Dawson makes an unique dis,
play OF creamery products. A gallon
of pure milk has been analysed and
| the dtliorcnt substances shown. IL
contrast tho milk from that creamery
from others another hus been ana
lyled and the two placed side by side
There ID marked difference. The
butter and milk are from the "Bil
Horn" creamerles ut Newark.
The EXHIBIT of tho Stapler Trenton
Cracher Company of egg biscuit anc
crackers Is worth taking look ut
They have arranged very artisticailj
the name Of the product In crackers
1heir booth Is decorated in pint
which is u credit to the manufacturers
who have the reputation OF mtnufao
turing the finest crackers i'll the coun
Try.
Thomas Tatnall has on exhibition
patent glass milk tester, which Shout,
be In every household OF the city. III,
, price IL only % cents and its ehsapnes
alone WILL ilSIrl FOR it great Sulus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05


The funeral service over the remains
of ex-Aiayor Calvin Is. Rhoads were
lat his late home No. 2l8 West Ninth
affect last night. Before the service
began hundreds OF friends of the de-
ceased Viewed the body and go great
was the crowd that captain Kane and
Officer III Mare wore ON hand 10 pre-.
went any pushing. Not for years has
corpse been looked upon by SO many
lpeople nor has there been funeral
which attracted SO much respect. Tie
service began at O'Clock.
Tho body was enoaseG IN u handsome
black oasket, silver mounted which
was almost surrounded by iiornl Elm.
Iblems. They were from The Delaware
and the different socie.
tiles to which the deceased belonged,
Iitev. l.. J, Bickel pastor OF st.
stephens Lutheran Church. Of whlon
MIR. Rhoads was member spoke
lfeelinRiy of the deceased. The
M sioal service WAS the most elabor.
ate ever held Mt any funeral.
i They opened with a hymn by q quar-.
Itette composed of Alrs. Sa m uel A. Mac.
Iallister. sMiss Mary X. Theilman,
jacob L. Clymer and John Magee. The
same quartette with William W. Lob
Ideil as sololat sang Hero Is rest"
The Delaware Saengerbund. OF which
Mr.. Rhoads WAS leader for SO many
years, sang Sweet Rest" In German n.
l Mrs. Howard Ogle feelingly sang
REST for The Weary" The old Willard
CLUB. the old guard, as the Inembers
loft arc called, sang tho uirge sleep
Thy Lust Sleep"
! The club sang under the leadership
of ". W. Lobdell. The dirge ia by
BRADLEY James, a famous musician,
land was written for the Willard Club,
of which Mr., Bhoads was director.
AT the conclusion OF the services
Hyatts Military Band. of which MIR.
! IRhoads was at one time director.
played the dlrge Dolores, Under the
) Leadership Of Band Director Beggs,
4 Alter the exercises friends were
again admitted and until 1 o'clock the
house was crowded. Among those
particularly distinguishahle who at.
tended were Mayor SnortIidge. ex-
Mayors Austin Harrington, Stansbury
Wiley und John p. Almond, present
and OK city officials. Every prominent
I'm uslclan also was PRESENT.
( The funeral took place this morning,
An escort Of officers, comprising Ser.
lgeant Bailey and Officers DlMare.
Rice, Palmer, Quinn, Rolston, David.
| aon and Payne, led the procession.
Following were the members Of force
at the time Mr.. Rhoads was mayor.
There were also delegates from the
Delaware 6aengerbund and A. o. wv.
Hodge. The body was sent to Reading
land was paniep by the mem bers
lof the family and large number Of
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

Alfred Spencer and Frank Patterson
were arrested by Sergeant Black on
the information OF Isaac Vansant who
stated that they came into Cams stl-
loon, breaking a window with brlck.
They were fined o. and costs each.
Lewis Polambo, charged with depos.
lifting garbage on the street, was fined
IS and costa.
Mary Glasgow, colored, charged
with che larceny OF $40, so from sarah
Hopkins, returned $3.50 aud the case
was dismissed.
William Powell Robert Gamble,
William Pickels, John AbramsoD,
Charles Wilson. John Haggerty and
Frank Gill were arraigned for stealing
brass and damaging cars at Fifth and
Union streets, OF the Wilmington
Passenger Railway Company. Powell,
Mitchell. Haggerty AMI PIC els were
held In $40 bail for tho upper cour !
Oscar Keeze, Robert Gamble, Charles
Wilson and Frank Gill were fined %
and costs each for treBpas3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

3hyNNTEh-s Wits man for farm
+ NJ wrtk; gpad ya0s.s an, : is tEr
= =etisawork. Mao katt gown cit sw I
,ptae $ nave good reference si4ct, Ar.
lpyi ~ " iiinlagton Int ligente Uaioa &C,
.shipley ST. OIL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

shoes for the boys or girls this week?
Ne have them and the right kind TOO.
Plenty OF wear In our shoes. Plenty
OF style. strong enough for good
heavy every day use and neat enough
for dress. Another good point ia thsy
don't cost much moEey. hep is a
word more or less abused. Cheap with
the stores having high rents and faIey
expenses; would weat pretty high
price for the snme quality Of goods
with us. Just keep tAut little fact In
MUD, ana this next time you really
want 10 save save money. como and
sue us. Forman'B No. 10 East Fourth
rect, betwaen Marhet and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

The q rand Lodge OF Delaware A.
+. A. NJ. {, adjourned lsst evening, atteI
electIng the following officers. Grand
Master Nlrgirius Y. llarfieoni Deputy
Grand Master i Gseph l.. CahilI. SeHtoi
Warden. William W biueK JEUlDl
Warden, q W Grean. Secy, Benianit
Young; Chaplain Rey. lolln France
Senior Deacon Georgia Mcintyre; ju
p or deacon Frank Reynolds senior
Steward, =. Warren Junior 5 oward
Joseph Stuart MARSHAL lJr l. 4 KIT
singer, Sword bearer NaHam 4 Vat
son; Tyler. George X. ls.tes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

William II. Sincox. night mailing
clerk ut the post office, has beer asked
TO hand III his resignation, TO take ef-
feet on Wednesday,, October, 10. There
la 10 charge against Mr.. sincoX, his
resignation being demanded on pure.
ly political grounds. tbs only excuse
Postmaster Moore had to offer WIS
that lie had friend to ill the posi-
ton" The case was reported 10 the
civil service commissioners. but they
replied that the position was one OF
the exceptions from exam nations ak
noted in the ru!e 3 of tine DiVil sei vice
rules, and therefore was outside oI
their Jurisdiction. Mr.. SiuGoX WAS ap
pointed by eX-Postmaster Stewart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

Tho great SIT 900 chaIlenee speciality
company. the Gus Hill Novelty Com.
pany, appeared at the Grand Opera
House last evening. lilo program
was an excellent one and the artist Is
were all very clever.
Cosgrovo and Grants comedians
will appear at the Grand Opera House
thls evening In that brilliant farce,
comedy, The laaZiern which ha1
been entirely no written siuce being
presented hero last. Tor tue better
The com pany Is the strongest that has
ever been seen in il. Tho costumes OF
the ladies arc all lew and nude
special desisus Several new iaaturee
will be Introduced rs L r4wtuE cart
The new meto.drama Ohi Glory, by
Vincent and Brady, willie presented
at the Grand Opera House, to morrow
evening under the direction of William
u. Brady IN essential theatrical mana
ger
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

The W. II. NJ. S., OF st. Paups M. Il.
Church gave very eredltable concert
last evening. before an enthusiastic
sudienoe Tho program opened with
q banjo solo by r. s. Russell, which
was executed In fsultless manner,
and was well received. Prof. Skim
merhorn and Mr.. Beason gave So
lection on the guitar aud mandolin;
Misses Ella Novel; and May Miller.
Messrs. Byron Vandersloot and H. Ii.
lfeeson, sang the Yachting Glee, Tor
which they we're literally applauded.
The piano duett by Mlssee Penuing-
ten and Bailey was charming and we'll
executed, Miss Henry gave credit.
able recitation. while Miss Morrow
delighted the audience with piano
solo, the vocal duet by Miss Ella
NOVEL; and MIR. +. II. Beaston was
superb and heartily encored. Ths
Evenings entertainment was ended by
an address by the Rev. +. B. Short,
WHO gave sketch of his boyhood
days at school, which fairly brought
down the house. The Reverend gen.
Itieman IL one OF the coming preach.
ers In the Wilmington Conference. He
Twill be sure to make his mark among
the forem ost, no back scat for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
TROUBLING THa DEMOCRATS.
The Sugar Tariff Bids Fair to Overthrow
Free Trade DoctrAs.

The Sugar Tariff Bids Fair to Overthrow
Free Trade DoctriAs.
The sugar tariff is causing the Demo-
cratic party great deal of trouble at
the present time. In Louisiana the rev.
olution that is going on promises to
overthrow the present state authorities
and put the state back again in the pro-
tective column. The men who are con-
tending for a tariff on sugar today can
in nowise be called enemies of the true
Democratic principle, for IL there be
any product Of this country that is fit
subject for revenue sugar is the most
reasonable.
The Democratic policy of shifting the
tariff SO as to expose the producers OF
raw sugar to foreign competition and at
the same time protect the manufacturer
Of refined sugar, while also destroying
or repeating the law granting all sub
sides or bounties, becomes too appar-
emit for reason or argument that such
legislation is unfriendly to the sugar
grower of Louisiana and is favorable to
the sugar producer of foreign countries
The Republicans commended for free
raw sugar, but they granted bounty
equal to cents per pound Of protection,
by which the sugar industry of this
country was stimulated beyond anything
ever known before for the period Of two
years, This has all been set aside by those
who have gone crazy over tho idea of
free trade. The country is to be con-
graduated that there is an uprising of
Louisiana such as will overthrow free
trade Democracy and again bring the
American sugar industrial interest I'M
der the fostering care of protection
party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

Walter Drummond, No. 707 Spruce
street, and foreman In the shops OF
the Mccullough Iron Company, this
morning had foot mashed by piese
Iof iron falling on 1t.
W. W. Dawson, OF No. 70S Monroe
street, while at work In the p. W. Il B.
IRailroad freight house this morning
had finger mashed and nail torn
loft. Dr. Ii, NJ. First attended the for
latter at his office, Eighth and Spruce
atrAetA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
Tho t:it1s Arc ths k.ido,ys.

II. ii. Ward, the referae In tho casa
of Mrs Franz ID. Carpenter va. jo5r phi
d. Carpenter, DR., to decide the ewHer.
ship OF certain wedding presents has
given his doeis on. 1t ls that all of
the gifts arc the property of tho widow
except where otherw<e expressly
stated, and that all the gifts made by
the deeaaaed to tho widow are now
her property.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05

L. ". StIdham 4 Son, auctloneers.
sod at pu6lic sale for Jacob Fullmer
at his stat ls In Chester. Oh Thursday,
Oct. 4ih HoIses, 500. $3.50, sl70, SD,
1850, $3.50. si73. sl73. sl675o. sl49.
slS750 $3.50; s255. Average for tho
drove $751; 90. the sale was wall atteu.
ldel and bidding brisk.