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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
uuion Park.

Owing to break In the machinery at
the electric light plant portio of the
clty last night was In darkness Unfor.
tunatelY for ,he efficient managers of
Union Park, the break marred, somewhat
tie pleasure at that resort aud many peo.
pla who had intended passing the even.
lng in tho cool spot returned to their
homo believing the park to be closed. To.
light the park will be lighted. ana
piansanter gpot cannot be found. The
attraction 10 morrow afternoon and
evening will DO something out OF the
ordinary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
H0KE'S CHALLENGE.
G. u Hoke Inventor OF IIoke's Electric Magnetic Medcated
Belts supporters, Chest Pads, nsoles&e. Will CIIAI
LENGE ALL REMEDIES Sugar Pills Included.

One OF the hest doctors In Wilmington
cnlled last Monday ut my Office md ap.
piled ono OF floke's Belts. lie said, Some
sniIerers wanteh TO know about them. so I
nm going to test one mvself" Last night
saw him and he eai1: Il can recommend
Your belt scnd me two tomorrow morn.
Ing -
Dr Robert Walton of WernersvIile Pa.
used belt himeelf aud now Uses them in
his practice
doctor from Philadel phin called this
morning for a supporter for his wife
DIR. s. Ammons of Reading Pa, re.
commands my supporter and belta in his
practice He confesssH they will cure that
which he cannot cure with medicine
hear good results daily N the city OF
Wilmington.
lady on East Thirteenth street has
been preat sufferer with pain in her
Faek. BY nsnE Hoie's Belt few days
the pain wns entirely gore.
A lady on Washington street hn4 besn a
sufferer with female complaints burning
sensation all the time. BY uainp Hoka's
supporter n few GaNs tina burning left ker
Another Indy on TatGnll street suffered
with female comnlaints. She was in
Philadelphia under nm operation In aome
wars II hened her, hut since she returnpd
sho was in pain lay and night. She saws
by using Hoke's supporter she felt relief
in two hours time.
A lady on Nest Eleventh street ls using
HoSes Supporter. Her acquaintance see
a change. Thay want to know what she
is using.
Another lady called this morning who
Is using Hoke's supporter with graat sue
cess. At times she WIS such a great suf-
ferer Since using the Supporter no pain
whatever.
Mra. John Townsend No 5O6 King street
has been great sufferer SHE could not
leaNa her room Mt times for 10 weeks had
to he carried from ono room to tho other.
Ahout elk weeks ago she applied Hoke's
Supporter now she and Mr. Townsend nrs
on The street day md night to cell tho
Snprorter Belts to relieve the poor sui.
fefer5.
could mentl on great many In this
city using lloko's Appliances with great
supGl35
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
EOQRTR EDITION
The Markets.

Vegetables were Ia plenty In our street
markets this morning and owing to 1t
being election day all.thc saloons supposed
10 be closed soft drink were dispensed by
several OF our produce dealers.
Cucumbers are cheap selling to Q cents
sach; new potatoes are as yet high selling
at 5 TO 10 cents per quarter peck tomatoes,
per head; asparagus to 10 cents per
bunch; pens, 10 to 20 cents per half peck
beans. 10 cents quarter; Strawberries, . to
IL CENTS per box: spring lamb. 10 to 90
cents per Id. The markets were well at
tended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Good Corn.

Everett Holllngsworth has ono of the
finest fields OF corn on hs farm near Cen
trepille that eau he found In Chretiana
hundred. He has iiuked 1t once or twice,
and 1t is growing vigorously. 1t is not
little remarkable that 1t was not injured
by the frost and also escaped the rayages
OF the cut worm, yat 1t is not Dem ocratic
corn, either. 1t is fortunate that the
rains descend on tho unjust as well as on
the just. Good farmers can raise good
crops on good land prospective of poll
tics, Hence our country Is filled with
abundance to eat and to spare.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
uiab .4cboo, Enterta,omeut,

$500 cash prlzos in gold for early build
ers Oh the North Side,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Ailer tlle ,.nclans rn lrl,.

John ", 1ols, MIddletown, left to day
Tor ihomasNite. Ga, to buy peaches FOR
q we'll kLo%n commission house OF Now
Jrk. Mr. Jolls hHs been In the business
ior tie ia-t ilurty.iiye years ard was so.
leeted cut Of lRrge number OF buyers.
II experience has made him he best
peach buyer on the Peninsula. Sir. JoIis
vii ba absent about six Week and viii 10
th Ia Itme TO haulle the Delaware
D al!es.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
wtin,,nstop t,,3rus..oncrrt.

Everything points to delightful con-
cert on Moniny evening next. whom the
Wilmington Chorus, J.. Leslie Carpenter.
director, will give lis floral concert assist.
ed by Arthur Nj. Hhrtmann. the l2 year
old world renowned yiollnist. The stage
will be handsomely decorated, The cho.
rus is in excellent condition and II is ex-
peeted that young Hartmann will as
usual take the nuhlence by storm. One of
the features OF the concert will be the
rendition af j. u. Kurtz's song "The
Sweetest Flower that Blows" by j. New.
man llANLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

We have no desire to Chew the rag"
about the lowness of our prires or the
highness OF the quality of our shoes-that
ts all pretty we'll known to most of you
Aiready--but there are some who have
never yet called on us--neyer he0rd OF us
before. perhaps. It's to them that we
want TO say that
You must deal with us
II You want 10 save dollars and cents on
shoes Of any ard every description, 20 to
Bloomars'. Ali King street. yellow front.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
%. q Eetnrn. lhnnIs..

Sergeant Godfrey and Private Werner
OF Company c. First Regiment Infantry.
Memorial Day. The members OF the
Company Mt special meeting desire
through your paper to return their
thanks for the hospitality and kindness
extended TO them by the residents on
Adams street between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Union A. NJ. L Churcn French street
above l2th, licv. Wm, II Guy pastor. At
1919 u, m. 9nd 7, a. p. IN. preaching, sum
tav schooI 81 p. nj. Young Peoples Z. e.
rl-nNt.r InnEiInE L M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Tsraperty ,rranafcrx.

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded to-day:
N, BaStei and wifesand Mary ]. Ayars.to
I. J. England. lot at Brown and Cedar
streers.
u. P. Bush to George Sasse. Jr., lot at
Eighth and Lombard streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Jonsidernte.

Tho Dark Hnrse-Oh, come on, Spav.
inst What are you standing there for?
Break away and let's take a little can
ter through the village together.
The Light Horse Whatl Spoil the
delusion of this boy? This is moro fun
than I've had for some time The little
. cuss actually thinks he's holding me-
Brooklyn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
CRY Election.

The election for Mayor. President of
City Council, city Treasurer and members
OF City Council takes place to-d day. and
there ls no reason why tho whole aepubi.
can ticket should not be elscted, II every
Republican voter does his whole duty ard
goes and votes The polling places were
opened by l2O o'clock and will remain
open until7 o'clock this evening
The entire police force are on duty to-
day and the two patrol wagons III use.
For sign printing and numbering, cali
on Nesslein 7Oi w. Eighth street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

No doubt II Indies or doctors would
know about the following case, they
would say 1t s Impossible for liokn's Sup.
porter to do such work. Read tho follow.
ing:
man enllad nj my office week npo
lnst Thursday evening. he explained HE
w fe'a case. which s very severe ono-
could not he any worse. He sail; do
you think Hoke's Supporter will help snnh
a casp2r told him that | knew of one
lady similar to her case, which You can
SEQ IN my hook, page 20 GMrs. Mil!er1
send or call for ono frae. SD he purchased
a snppnriar | told him his wife should
STAY eff hnr fe for ono week, 50 tho SUD.
porter eould have chanea to strenGthan
the weak parts. He sail II will sac that
slle eiavs In bod for one week." He gnve
mo the sreet and number but no name
Tn.aay | called. A lady answered. the
donr ] asked TO SEQ Mrs. ----- of the
house, She invited mo In tho parnr She
alao took seat said, Are You the
lR''y Of the house" She said. Yes, sir"
Then I hought was at tho wrong house.
s. nskei her whether abe used Hoke'a
u'narter Yes, nm tho lady" Well /
W more than eurnrIsed. The carpets
ver" III up and she was dressed like the
wism n are when they are cleaning house
ard viii ewashnR. She said, II anplied
the Nunnrrter on Thuradnv night. In
the mo rnlnR felt SO good, tho min had
le IN" and cot up without anv trouble.
ts"fore the minute | got on my feet the
tr nhle came on. and evor sinne am helm.
inR % clean house and to day I white.
u shed the cellarway, I knew that /
s't"ulti not do such work, but / could not
work for weeks. aut | want my
ho ~ clean"
Some lame ladlea as soon ne they get re
lief no to hard work. which is great mlp
take. Give the supporters some chance
to work.
Tho above livns on n main street and Is
one nf Tonr prominent ladies In Whining
ton could not give her. namn but am
W Hing 10 b. qualified before justice OF
tie penn' That all those statements are
true IN every particular.
Lastias IL Won are n auiferer and can't get
nnv belp ask your doctor TO get Hoks's
Sunpoiter f0r you. or your druggist, or
cal at 703 King stret.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Work ofthe Trolley,

About 1880 O'Clock TO day as Mrs. Mag.
gle Connor, 10 Conrad ct est was crossing
the street at Third aHd Monroe she was
Knocked down aud run over hy car No. 5S.
She waa removed to her homo where shs
was attended by DR.. Fahey. Her left less
was badly injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
The Nenti,rr.

To morrow promises to bs fair
with continued high temperature, and
Thunder storms In the lake region. Mon
day far TO partly cloudy. With showers
In different sections, and rather cooler.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to day:
O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. 2 O'clock.
Sc 81 IU3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Roofing and spoutiuu.

w. ]. Johnson. SIS Shipley street is pre-
pared TO do all kinds of tin and sheet iron
work. roofing and spouting and also heat
or. NJ. johnson is going right straight on
IN business and.is endeavoring to pleuse
bis custO mora az herelnfore
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

West Pre- '5yte5an hnrGh, = W Corner q
kegwin pastor. Preaching i1s3l II. AMI
m. = p IN sunday cboal. Y, p, $. G. Il.
:. L u. III. lecture on ~ dur7dAy p III, aud
prayer meeting. Lords Supper in morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

NkTANTED--ft once. nm experienced farm
w hand TO 20 mites In country. Good
wag es and No milking. Address Farmer
this Office. 1l-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

The Chester News says: NJ. T. Poole
has leased the Old Schmidt store on Edg
mont avenue near Eighth street and on
June 10 lie Will open one of the larq est
shoe stores In Chester. We are glad tc
hear OF the prosperity of our townsman
Mr.. Poole, In bis venture In Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Edgar p. Lewis, William O'Connor.
Widows pensions secured In from 40 to %
days. Soldiers rejected. reduced aud
dropped pensions reopened and SUCCESS
fully prosecuted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
DEATHS.

DAVlS-hl this city. on May 3lst. 1895. Beside
Davis. In the ith year OF her age.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spentfuiiy invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residence. o. GIG Marker street. on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'e5otk, lntermeht
private Mt hivervicw Genet ry.
over tie river the houtman pale
Carried another, the household net"
LANGLEY-on May 3lst. 1895. Joseph b.
Langley in his Slth year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral rom
the Residence of his spn-ln.'aw, Nm. IalAey,
Tnlleyville. Brandywine Hundred on Snhdhy
afternoon. June I'd, 1850 nj o'clCc&. Later.
ment at Mt. Lebanon cemetery.
kEND Ahl.-ln Chester. Pm, on May 81, 1895,
Samuel kendall. aged 81 yearS
helhlives and friends are 4hViied to attend
his tutt.rul OH Muniay afte moon ut = o'clock
Intcr'acnt at iivervicw cemetery.
ItY Non May 10. lsg5. Ihonas ltyau. aged
- Years.
Relatives aud friends ARE invited to attend
the funeral from III n. jackson street, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o ocN. services az
st raul's Il. Z. Church, lnteiment at ga
tEe iru Cemetery.
BOYD-At Wilmington. May alst 1895, Jamcs
II Boyd aged Il.
lie ativce anu nienGe aud the employees of
Wilmington MhliHahle Iron Works are re.
spGetfulIy invited TO attettl his funeral ON
SUNDAY alterEnan, june End. ut : O'Clock,
from the nud rthHerA rooms. of james &.
tlut,sIlnr III est Ninth street. lnturnent
nj ttIvcrview cemetery
CLAttk-un May 30, Sarah A. Ear., aged 81
SeAts.
ifeiutivcs ami FRI n1s of tle fainiiN nle re-
specially invite 10 attend ne funeral from
her latc res danet NO. CD Mh1l7oh street On
sunday afternoon. service ia Ashufy Nj. L.
Church, lLtcl mrnt at Asbi1ry cemetery.
DONAHOE-At Henry clay on May 30, 1895,
Margaret Dunahpr, AgD ~ yrats,
Iiclutyes aud lricn IS 1i the family are re-
spGetiuuy invite to All end the funeral from
III iatr residence. squirrel liuti on Mon iaY
afternoon at : clotts service In st. Jos
eplr's L. {. Church aud lnterment ia the
cemetery adjoining.
Union A. NJ. L Cnurcn, French street
above l2th itcr. Wm II Gn9. pastor. At
1879 II, m. and !. a. p. III. preaching, sun
dny school 93t p. nj. Young Peoples = E.
prayer meeting p ~.
Mt. olives L, a. NJ. L. Mission No 4e6 South
MARKET street. Gauseway, l.. W. DeShlrids,
pastor. Preaching Z i5 y Ia by IL Price.
sunday schUo p III.
West Pre- .hyterim church, s. ". Corner OF
] Eighth anI Washington streets ReY. A. N.
kcgSin pastor. Preiehug ll3J II. m AMI
p y. IN sunday choal. Y, p, S. G. f.
IL p. NJ lecture On ~ p5dAy y, III aud
! prayer meeting. Lords Supper ia morning
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
n,nrrnmn h,II,sIlent.

son Of DR.. Hoegeleherger, the Market
street opticlan. WIS overcome by the heat
on Market street, below Fifth this morn
ing. I he lad tell unconscious but reylvsd
In short time lie was removed to his
home and is rapidly recovering
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
A Rihdie.

farmer proposes the following riddle
for our friends Mitchell and jackson to
think about: Why are the cut worms
Ike the Democratic pnrtyf The former
destroy the revenue OF the farmer while
the other destroys the revenue OF the
Government
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Don't
Saya
Word

to Sixth and Market and get
what you need in Clothing,
Furnishings, Hats and Shoes
to help you endure the hot
weather which is bound to
come. Thin goods-in every
department-of new styles,
good qualities and at popular
and moderate prices.
Straw Hats, Serge Suits,
Mohaia and Alapaea Coats
and Vests, Summer Under
wear and Negligee Shirts,
Russet Shoes, in fact every
thing a man or boy wants to
or must wear. Have you
seen any Of our new SIS fast
color blue Serge Suits, coats
half lined, or with skeleton
lined coats, whole Suit for
$3.50; coat and vest S5a We
never saw or sold better Tor
the money.
JAS. Il. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th * Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
nniIdins OnrrntInna.

Building Inspector Grubh issued 81
permits from May 6 to May3l. To-day he
issued the following permits.
Il. H. Melvin five two story brick dwell
iDgs at Bl3 to 52l East Ninth street. Val.
uation 9l2.50O
ID. w. Ecklin. 6 two story brick dwoll.
ings at Twentyfourth and Lamotte street.
Valuation $40 500
Pusey ana Jones Company additions to
Office. Valuation $I0OG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
.nsiauu,inn arr.nIe,

The directors OF the Young Mems Chris.
Sian Association last night met and ac.
fary DOW, which will take effect on Aug.
1st. His successor has not been named
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
The Free Library closes at p. NJ
from now until Sept emb ber.
Goo,i Po,utoes.

Samuel Bailey, whose farm lies short
distance west of BraudywIne Springs,
Mill Creek Hundred. has field of five OF
Blk acres in with potatoes. q portion OF
which Is already coming out In blossom.
Rev w. II. HendrIck son. who has, travel
cd over considerable scope OF country.
says they are the most promising he
has seen anywhere. Mr.. b. is a good far
mer and knows how to raise good crops.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Eine Hcrriea.

We are indebted to fl. l.. Mckee, of No
Bill King street, for box OF tns luscou 8
Btrawberrles Of the Sharpless variety.
They should be seen to be appreciated,
and once seen you would have no others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
QUOTATIONS.
- Reported by
HEALD ~ COMPANY,
Bankers md iyrDitera.
Seventh and Market Streets.

SeYenth and MarKet Stteats
Investment and Securities yisdiux
froia to per cent
Orders for tho purchase and sale OF
stocks and Dondson Commission axeout
ed at all the stouS exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Won nLrnzx nmiII

Miss Sadie Lohner daughter of Andre "
Lohner was the successful contestant at
fhe e. Patrick's Church fair In the con.
tesl Tor the silk crazy quilt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
lie Got Left.

When the 1l.20 train arrived at the r,
w. Il b. railroad depot day gentle
man got of and ran across the street TO
get drink. All the saloons were elosed
and he wac disappointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Rev. Demetrlus Yishanof, native
Macedonian and noblemen will lecture
In Mt. Salem Church In native costume
to morrow evening at Z, 45 o'clock. He Id
n graduate from several Methodist insti.
tuIlons Of this country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

John A. Mitchell, chaIrman;W. J. Young
secretary and linton Howell, comprising
the Civil Service Board of EeXaminers to-
day examined sixteen candidates for the
positions OF letter carriers and clerks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Badly scared.

cylinder at tho Eddystone Print Works,
located near Chester. Pa. Louis Gorton
and Joseph Preston. on Friday. were SO
badly scalded that Gorton Is not expected
to live,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
se.ifs of sernon. AZ Asbnry.

Rev. John H. Howard, d. D., pastor of
Asbury M. l.. Church begins to morrow
evening series of sermons on II ha lr.
repressible Conflict or Wrongs to be
Righted." The first OF the series is
.'Wrongs In the country. or the Decay o I
Our National Life" Matters OF public
Interest will be- discussed showing The
weak points that need Immediate alton
tion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

KarPs Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, requisite
your bowels and make your head clear as
b bell. 25c., 50c.. and s1.uO.
sold hy N. u. Danrorth. S. E. Cor. Second
and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Arrrats mud ifirc. lar NJ,

For the month ending yesterday Chier
OF Police Dollar reports 2S5 arrests. There
were three fires which caused loss OF
$4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Prospcripg in Business.

Go on Asbury Sunday school excursion
6tE, from King street wharf, at 7.S0 q. ID
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

II You desire to buy, rent or sell any
real estate In Wilmington, it will pay you
TO consult with hawkins u Co., 7l2 Mar.
ket street. Try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Everything nutet.

Every hing Is quiet today at Front
knd Monroe, The sewer has been broken
and the Idle street car stands on the Mary
lane avenue side OF Front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
pnitaiuttprA.
70 serve IIncin nn,,,.

Quarterly pension vouchers carefully
executed by Thomas Il. Lallsy, Notary
Public, No. 8 West Seventh street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Bishop b. I. Ruley will preach in West
Grove at 10 30 u. IN. and at AvGndale. Pa,
730 D. N. Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
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MhlIn GInN Crnek Church.

strawberry and ice cream festival will
be given by the ladies OF White Clay Creek
Presb yterian Church Oh Monday evening
June g. Lot every one come and partake OF
the cool good things.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

For picture frames and art goUds, 20
to Hiram lerger, IL L. 3rd. street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
LntAL nn,rs.

Electric fans and motor for sale cheap
7p0 Shlpiey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

A dramatic entertainment was given last
evening In the assembly hall Of the nigh
association, which was rendered In very
good style. Muaio wac furnished by the
High School Banjo and Mandolin Club.
FIRST PART.
"a Happy Pair" waa u comedletta In one
act, which was rendered by Niles Carlisle
and Mr. Pelton. and was very amusing
TO the audience.
Music by High School Glee Club, which
deserves much credit.
SECOND PART.
"a Game OF Bluff" farce in two acts,
which was rendered by Mr.. DeHaven,
Mr.. Kelley, DIR. smith, DR.. Potter, Mise
Williams. Miss Finn and Miss Davidson.
Music. Bella. Bocca Polka" high School
Banjo and Mandolin Club. and was
cloDud by a hearty laugh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

A sensOnnbie C0numdrum.
When has young man the same power
as Judge Balf When he holds d glrl for
Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
Pen,ioo-byeol. Wainwright.

Read the magnificent oiier to early
builders on the Norlh Side.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01
More Delaware pcn,,o,.ors.

The government pension report for
Delaware yes erday was:
Original. John H. Roach, deceased.
Lewes, Sussex Increase, John Barkerr.
Milton. Sussex. Re iseue, Harry Wilmer,
Wilmington, New Castle; VIM. Vincent,
Wilmington, New Castle; Daniel Bellman,
Wyoming Kent; Odessa. New Castle;
David Ford. Wilmington, New Castle
George L. Messick, Georgetown, SUSSEX.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

$40 600 worth of free building lots given
away on the Boulevard,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

1t won't make you
any cooler to keep
talking about it;
but make yourself
as comfortable as
possible and come
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-01

Don't lose the golden opportunity to
secure one OF those $500 free building
,ts on the Moth Side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
HENKJCO COUNTY.
Tho Gold Brick Csse-Jailer RUSSELL Sick
Other News

Thomas jefferson (colored). who was
sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary upon the charge of assault. will not
so TO the State prison. but instead will
spend SIX months i'm the county Jail. He
was granted "a new trial. and the attor-
ney for the Commonwealth entered
nolle prosequi in the case and then filed
an information against him for mis-
demeanor. to which he plead guilty, ana
vas sent To jail for the above-named
term OF six months.
Parker. the gold brick man, will be tried
or the 18th of next month.
Jailer Fussel is sick with the humps.
and has been taken to his home. His
many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
The political pot still continues to bub-
BILE
The clerk of the county court yesterday
granted the following marriage-licenses
James II. Jones and Maggie S. Lee, Wei
don T.. Schenck, of North Carolina, and
Miss Lucy Bevens. of Barton Heights,
Walter y. Cline and Pauline c. Frick.
Constable Samuels lost five fine hives Of
bees during the recent cold snap. An
other farmer of Henrico county lost
eighteen hives.
Henry Wade, the young man who was
badly wounded by the accidental explo-
sion OF gun which he was handling,
about ten days ago, died at his home
on the DarbytOwn road Sunday from the
effects Of his injuries.