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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

" + Johnson. Newark. o.. says, Oue
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dyins by Group, pneumonia, bronohl
Tie aud other serious ihrost and lang
troubles. J Il WhlppIe, Manchester Cen
trr, A Il Pettibone, Name Lester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09
NATTE or VERMONT.
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MARTHA + EFiIEkI Bennington County Court
December Term, A -.
WILLIAM KE'ZFEl IN.


LIB J. FBH DlFDHJB.
Hh.ftas. MAflha H.. Keizof u Peru m Tho
County u Bennington AiototAld LAr ia Glad III
he Office Di Tie Clerk ~ tie Cguuty Court riihtn
tid Iyr,tld County IL Bennington. Al EeuniGg.
ton lu sad Comfy, btr HbgI Tor divorce against
William Ee.zsf nov u psrs uHsuO.u, plihgst
lhIs state Alleging The cIusrs fgf ssid
divorce. that tho ssid William b. Eeixrr. bo.
stsf the % b dsy % june lsyG and DO lgth
dky d DeCEUyer ggYilHIk.y lfBllsd ths pet.
toner pItb lttoletFblr seYsdty. and thtl ~
reason gt sasL st4tTt AralmeBs he peuliopef
Yht forced o. and 80 CEASE ~ i've viii tls ta.i
William b Keller. ana hat The FAD William h
X .zer btiag Of tuhc.eAt pteuBlEfy Abllly. has
cfueIy aud sAutgB.y Neglected ~ provide fsr
the h8ralBI AID prEytug 'hst BID % divorce
be RrGbt d auto Ltf ana lbAt che may I1 .llos.
"a 10 Ttsuu4H bet isIEtT uAms " karthA T..
Eush.
Nos TaurTgAr tLe sald NilhGm 4 Eslz.r 10
btrsby. lla ~ tie publication hereof 10 ace1rI.
al6e pitL tue lTgFIslags y he Etlt4te 10 s4eh
eass made aud provided, sguTiED AAb Eg4rfaED
70 appear before the Honorable TIE Cou Eivlsau
At tie neat stated tsfgt tLefeof. 90 be lsdsnat
Bennington Nsihla And igI The Cguaty u Beu.
niu giou sfotsssn TO tie hfsl Tuesd.y " De-
"a tsf A. b. III yu the fret day u SAD term.
tAtE ELd there. 10 sald Cguu H. mGks ansssf
~ ssid lie! lot divorce u The sad Hartta y.
EsIkeT. aud ~ stand " tnd tbsds sash pfdrf
1895 tAeat tud deefeU thereon ~ ~ sA4d Coat
sLA4 sstM 4est. tbe premises eDHs1eftI
Dated fl bslHiEslyl lA The County - E.g-
Dlugggu dyfsstl1, tlls In day u bsps.mbsr
A u. lsN.
HAkET T4CUEHnAs, Cl.r.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09
MOI Ice.

People wtutluK luuIeKrs - The PAR urunui
tuuag she isr u sept itth, lsfh sod lglb 1921
fof suuue Warm hesis. O,stsfs .ud UIsus
Light uurts. CsF'p. Peanuts Candies Sc,
slu please call au a. 81 lr,ss
" coon
FuyrUutepdspt Of Ground heulA'H,
Manchester IautTr. "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

Tspley's Bread Winners ont wear all
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

Try R,dsm's Microbe Killer, For
sale by Mlss Mary Farnum, Manchester
Depot, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

| Nh NALE 4 worry 'Ast pair ei gbrstuut
| mArts q and 7 yrars 0id. stre3 ~ STAT
fuukNa. by heu FrAukuu Guaranteed .hsa.
Wtuly .uaH1 The . sIthaut doubt NE hsUi.
semrRl gstt Of Arnusmsn'e road tosmt tn south-
cu Vermont fef tuI. particulars address
HuNI srflhAf, hsnsbrslet. ~
june aLLI LslE. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09
FARM FOR SALE.

! Cfer ny farm 'ar sAls located ou he Wrst
read, two n.lfs gaTth Of Mtnehsster village,
consisting Oh ll# eatrs with barn AID shed Al.o
The Logan ptke. au..stug u &c acrer viii good
house ard barn NlI he cold together or SEQ.
arate. On tbc dFst mentioned piece u a zoe
snEar lot AEd.a smaller one Oh tue Logan pIses
Good water 9u bgtA place.
Alec large lg' q bacarra, sal cherry huee
pottst
MOSES EEAULO.
Manehe,lsr, VI NAY l.ll. 1881 stt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09
GROCERY AND DRUG
BARGAINS.

Are not inferior goods Al email prices but the
beet goods at reasonable prices, Prudent
buyers kuoS that here they can get The best
groceries and drugs for their money Poor
quality and our store don't recognize each
utler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

Mr.. Preston, tne director Of the Y nl.ed
st,tss mint. estimates this years output
Of gold at slt0,OD0 900, ~hloh Is 81 10
crease over last year Of thirty five million
dollsrs. The Increase 10 this country -
seven millions, 10 Australia siI millions,
10 South Alrios tselve millions, and IN
C.nsds, including the kIoadike regions
seven millions Mr. + eaton believed that
the Increase will oonuune until the output
reaches three hundred million per year
add il csrtslnIy looks as il this was true.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-09

Lsst seek tie horse record hss broken
ov the tao mIaute lice and nov stands
alt3li THIS gain ls OF mach Interest,
for 1t sho-s shat evolution viii do, The
oontiugaI development, OF the test powers
Of al snimsl, irait OF vegetable, With care
ful selection and breeding from the beat
oil sobieve great resnlls The lesson
Taught by The hotsemeu oSu be probably
learned by those interested IN pcrieotins
oil slods Of agricultural product
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
A warm n noEPrIoS.


burglars Shut at while Attempting TO
Enter a dwelling.
The house OF Alexander j. Hart on
Rodney street between Seventh and
Eighth, was visited by burglars early
Friday morning, but the thieves
wero discovered before an entrance was
affected. The iptruders were given
such warm reception that they, will
probably not bother the Hart Residence
again. ttsst,
The house is well back from the
street and the thieves, after trying all
the doors on the ground floor and find
ing them locked attempted to reach
the second floor. One of the men
assembled lightning rod on the south
ern side Of the house, and in his efforts
dislodged an electric light wire, which
fell to .he ground with a crash, awak-
ening Mr.. Hart's daughter. The latter
went to her fathers room on the north
side OF the building and awakened him.
In the meantime the man had reached
the Lowell of the second story window
and swung himself over to the window
OF Miss Harris room. His companion
had reached the roof OF the conserva-
tory at the rear OF the house and when
Mr.. Hart called from the window and
asked who was there the fellow at the
window dropped to the soft ground no.
meath while the fellow ON the conserva-
tory began TO descend By means of the
rain spout Mr.. Hart opened fire on
the fellows with 44-csliLre revolver.
He believes ons of the men was hit, as
he gave yell and fell from the rain
spout at the second shot from tine re-
volver. The fellow on the ground ran
around the rear OF the. house out oil
range, while the man who was believed
to have been hit crawied away on his
hands and knees
Before Mr.. Hart and his son, who
had been awakened by the noise, could
reach the yard the men had disap
pesred.
A shutter on second story window
was torn from it's fastening by the bur
glars In their hurried departure. The
police received notice of the occur
renee, but have no clue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
U. $. JERORs.


Term OF Court.
Grand and petit jurors we're drawn
on Friday for the January term of
The United States court, The follow
ing persons were selected
Grand Wilmington hundred,
r. ii. Taylor, James 4. Kelley,
Samuel X. Smith, James L. McCue,
Eugene McDermott, John j.. Mealey,
Henry W. Perkins, James Megary,
Edward a. G. Ginder, William Gosne!
and Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr. Black
bird, George d. Armgstrong; Cedar
Creek, John Bennett; Dagsboro, Peter
G. Short: South Murderkill, Asa g.
Rogers; East Dover, Cecil G. Fulton /:
Brandywine, George ID. Watson: New
Castle, Manlove McFarlin; st. Georges,
Joseph Cleaver; Duck Greek, William
Boggs; Red Lion, William Nj. Stuckert
Broadkiln, Charles II. Atkins; North
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 2. Two
policemen were pounded half to death
by crowd Of toughs yesterday, and
two of the assailants were shot.
The trouble was the result OF q
crusade which the police have been
wagiDg against saloon keepers who
have been violating the law. PATROL
men Viergiver and Harrington found the
saloon of Somers & Treadwell doing a
thriving back.d door business. When
the officers entered the air was sud
denly filled with clubs, bottles and
glasses. Officer Viergiver was struck
over the hea1 and felled with heavy
hickory stick. He was drawing his
revolver when he fell and be pulled the
trigger. Several shots were fired from
the crowd, and Harrington managed
to get his revolver out and pulled IL
upon Treadwell, who was pounding
him over the head with beer bottle.
The next moment Harrington went ia
the floor. A great crowd bad gathered
| in front OF the saloon, and the excite
ment was intense. An officer outside
guarded the door and sent for the patrol
wagon. A equad of eight policemen
responded, with orders TO arrest every
one in the place, out most of tho crowd
had managed to slip AWAY. @
Officer Viergiver had an arm broker
in two places, finger broken and hls
nose dislocatea and received an awfu)
cash across the scalp. Officer Har
rington was cut with broken glass. al
has severe scalp wound ana seriou
bodily injuries. Trealwell was shot il
the right lung, and 10 suffering from
severe hemorrhages, and is not likel,
| to recover Ha9
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
JEwELRy STORE CRACKED.
Thieves frightened While Endeavoring to
Rob q Market Street Embellishments

Thieves Frightened While Endeavoring to
Rob . Market Street establishments.
An attempt WAS made to burglarizo
the jewelry store OF O. NJ. Banks, No.
6l5 Market street, Saturday, but the
thieves were frightened away before
anything of value could be secured.
! The boldness OF the thieves is remark
able, whom the proximity OF the build
ing to the police station ia taken Into
confederation. The thieves, however.
had probably studied the ground care
fully, and were we'll acquainted with
the premises. The second story Of tho
building is occupied by Bernard Kieitz,
jeweler, and Frank G. Searle. engrayer,
while Lizzie b. Lee occupies the third
floor as living apartments To accom-
modate the tenants of the upper stories
the hall door is left open until late at
night The hallway leads from Market
street.-the a room in the rear of the
je@elry store which is used as a store.
room by Abram S. Jones of No. GA
Shipley street.
The thieves forced the door to this
room and then went TO work on the
door separating the store-room from the
small work shop in the rear OF the
jewelry store
Several shelves and washstand were
fastened against the door in Mr. Banks
store, and the thieves were evidently
unaware Of this, for after the door had
been forced the stand and tools from
the shelves fell with siiuh crash that
the intruders left without attempting
to secure anything 1t is not known
exactly at what time the attempt to
rob the place was made, as nothing wal
known of the occurrence until the
store was opened by Mr.. Banks Satur
| day morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The family of W. S. Philips, ieweler,
of No FOG King street bad a narrow es-
cape from asphyxiation Thursday. On
Wednesday evening Mr.. Philips and
his wife and child retired, leaving a
gas stove burning in the bedroom.
Owing to the presence of visitors,
Joseph Philips. brother of the store
keeper, occupied cot in the room
with the family. During the night
Mrs. Philips was awakened by bearing
her brother Law tossing restlessly,
and detected strong odor of gas She
awakened her husband, who was badly
stupified by the gas, but he m managed
to make his way TO window and raise
it. After Mr.. Philips had recovered
somewhat he made an investigation and
found that the light mad been extin-
guished in some way, thus filling the
room with gas. Fortunately, just be
fore retiring Mr.. Philips had lowered
each window from the top, thus allow,
ing some of the fumes to escape, other.
wise the effects may have been fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
VIEW rEAn,s mar ar r4snISaroy.
The Reception Given by President ana Mrs.
Cleveland n Brilliant Success.

Cleveland n Brilliant Success.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. ]. New
Year's Day broke raw and cloudy over
the National capital, but the weather
was not allowed TO mar the SUCCESS of
the great annual reception given by tho
Chief Magistrate at the Executive
Mansion to official and unofficial WASH
ington.
Inc reception was a brilliant sue
ceas. For three hours, from IL a, m.
until p. M, tire reception continued,
In the ante-room the full Marine Band
played humber of selections. The
Official programme was carried out with
strict formality.
The Cabinet and the diplomatic corps
the Judges of the Supreme Court, tbs
Senators and Representatives and the
other dignitaries OF the government ar
rived IN regular order, and, after pass-
ing through tho parlors and exchang-
ing New lear's greetings with tho re-
eelVipg party. gathered in tho east
ROOM Here appeared the full brill
iiancy OF the occasion. The elegantly
gowned LADIES, the members of the
diplomatic corps in full court costume
ano the officers of tho army and navy
10 uniform, moving through the
throng, made a Kaleidoscope picture
o. color. The general public stood in
line Tor hours outside the White House
gates, until all the officials had been
received. Then for over an hour they
streamed in.
10 the blue parlor stood the receiving
party. Those who were in the receiving
hne, and assisted MIR. and Mrs. Cleve.
isnd We're Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Olney,
MIS-. Carlisle, Mrs Lamont. Mrs. Har-
mon, Mrs Wilson, Miss Herbert, Mrs,
Francis and NJ iss Morton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
MEETING of orr oousoIL.
Water Department surplus to Go Into q
General Fund Of the Munit ipaIity.


General Fund OF the Munitipality.
City Council held short session
Thursday evening and aside from rou-
tine matter very little was done.
Mayor Jefferis occupied seat
on the platform alongside of Presi-
dent Baylis.
A communication was received from
President William L. Porter Of the
Board OF Water mmissioners stating
that s4S, 3G3 "a, which had accrued as
surplus from the funds OF the depart
ment during the year ending Thursday
had been paid over to Council. The
communication was accepted aud noted,
and the money will be placed in the
general fund. 1t was received too late
Thursday to be noted in Treasurer
Adams report.
The report of City Treasurer Adams
showed the following; Balance in the
Union National Bank to the credit of
current expenses, S57, 1893. 70; amount
in each of the four depository banks,
Sll, 600; special fund for park purposes,
S42, 2e3 The receipts were as follows
From Tax Receiver Sayers, 5000; Re-
clever Mitchell $500; Secretary Ten
Weeges of the Board OF Health, from
the sale of ashes, S153; interest on de-
posits, s9i. "A. Tho following Decem.
Der pay rolls were approved and checks
ordered drawn in favor Of the parties
named therein: Police. 81, 963. SO
Council, S276. 90; miscellaneous, 50,
956. &c. The interest list Tor January,
1897 showed the total amount of cor
tiiicates to he s6s. 600, upon which in.
terest amounting to So, 040 was ordered
paid
Bills were approved and checks or.
dered paid as follows: Garbage Con.
tractor Fasan, 5000; Contractor Col.
Inns, 1920 SO; Contractor Colburn,
sl54. l6; William Dollsrd, SAC. so
Mary Barry 800
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Co. has contracted with the Jackson &
Sharp Go. for new tugboat with
wooden hull, 100 feet long, " feet s
inches beam, ~ feet & inches deep. She
will be duplicate of the Montauk,
recently built at the same YARD for tho
Long Island railroad, and will have
Neafiie IL Levy compound engines
2uX}ix26, With Scotch boiler lll2xll1a
to work l25 pounds of steam. She will
be fitted with steam steering gear. fire
and wrecking pumps and all other
modern appliances and will be used for
shifting large steamers about the piers
at Newport News.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

= Constable Daniel Cush of Red Lion
hundred arrested Walter Mcbride,
colored, FRIDAY, and took him before
Squire Sutton, where he was charged
by Ale xander Cleayer with having OBJ
tanned three hogs valued at Sl3. rs on
false pretences. 1t was alleged that
the porkers were driven from Cleaver's
place to McBride's place, and Mcbride
refused TO pay for them. Mcbride was
he'd in 500 bail for the upper court,
and in default was taken to New Castle
county iail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
4LBERT m. KING.
Sudden Death of Prominent Citizen Sat-
urday Morning.


urday Morning.
Abort Nj. King, superintendent OF the
Jackson e. Sharp Co. q shops, died sud.
denly at bis home, No. 50i West Elev-
enth street, early Saturday morning.
He had been at work as usual Friday
and was sitting at home in the evening
reading. He was taken with severe
pain in tine region of the heart shortly
before midnight aud DIR. A. L. Frantz,
who lives nearby was called in. He
exerted every effort to relieve Mr..
Kings sufferings, but without avail.
Mr.. King was born As years ago at
Beaver Falls, Pa, where his mother,
sister and two brothers still reside
He removed to this city and assumed
the position Of general superintendent
of the works of the jackson II SHARP
Go. about IL years ago, being with the
company continuously ever since.
A wife and daughter and two sons
survive him.
Deceased was member of Blue Rock
Council. Roy al ArcaLum, and Della
ware Lodge. A. o. u. ".
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
BEER FOR DlpHTHERlA.
Secretary Frazer Reports the Remarkable
Experisnce OF Local Fhssician.

Secretary Frazer Reports tho Remarkable
Experisnce OF a Local Fhssician.
Editor The Gazette: A promient
physician related to me the following
in regard to a child years old having
malignant diphtheria, not far from tho
city Of Wilmington. in Christiana hun
dred, few weeks ago
The physician said 1t was Impossible
to get medicine down the child's throat,
oven by force. 1t would not swallow,
but spit the medicine out Tho mother
of the child said it wanted beer to drink
all the time. The doctor said give 1T all
the beer it would drink, as 1t would
die anyhow. 1t drank bottle OF beer
every two or three hours, and in "a
hours the doctor called and found the
child very much improved. The child is
now well and the beer did the work. The
doctor said 1t was a remarkable cure.
s r. B. Frazer.
Wilmington, Del, JAM LIST, 1897.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The annual meeting OF tho Depart
ment OF Elections was held Friday
evening, and Frank A, McCloskey was
unanimously re elected CLERK, which
position he has filed sincp the first
organization of the department. II
was stated yesterday afternoon that
Herman f. First would also be a can.
didate for the Office, hut his name was
not presented to the board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Cambridge, Md, Jan. L. George
W. Rumbley, merchant, of Bishops
Head, to-day petitioned for the benefit
Of the insolvent law. His liabilities
are about 81, with assets nearly
sufficient to cover the indebtedness
John r. Pattison was named as pre-
liminary trustee. eLL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Mrs Sarah Trusty, colored, aged 81
years, died on Thursday night at the
residence OF her husband, George
Trusty, No. 1913 West Eleventh street.
She was born in Africa, the child of
white English planter. Spencer An
derson OF this city married her in
Africa, In political uprising there he
was killed. Mrs Anderson afterwards
married George Trusty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The following telegram was sent
from Atlanta to an interior Georgia
town: A
Look out for incendiary. Six feet
high; scar OH left cheek; limp in left
leg. :" tss.'
Pretty soon the following telegram
came in reply:
We've got man what saya be
burnt house down, but that amt bis
name, what you said"-Atlanta Con
stitutiop,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Lewistown, Pa. Jan. Fire to-
day destroyed Is stables, W. A.
Felix's Wholesale grocery, W. II. Felix's
undertaking establishment, Spangler'f
tinware manufacturing department and
Peter Dreyer's barber shop and dwell
ing. The Miller House was also badly
damaged,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
Proposed Arbitration Not Disapproysd.

London, Eng, Jan. 1.-The officials
Of tbs Foreign Office, when questioned
on the subject to-day, denied that the
Marquis of Salisbury dsapproves OF
any features Of the proposed general
arbitration between the United States
and Great Britain, as reported from
New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1.-The
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius and the
armed dispatch vessel Dolphin have
been ordered TO Florida waters, to re-
inforce tho already numerous fleet Of
government vessels now engaged in
the effort to suppress the filibustering
expeditions bound for Cuba.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Special Correspondence nftiazette and } our nal
Dover, Jan. John Taylor, aged
AZ years, butcher employed in
Phillips shamble. dropped dead while
ut work this morning, shortly after G
o'clock. Coroner Walls held an in
quest, and verdict Of death from
heart diseases was rendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

New York, Jan. 2.-John Reid, %
years Of age, was murdered to-day by
his brother in-law, John Fleming, at
the home of Reid's father in Jersey
City. Fleming was intoxicated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Columbus, o.. Jan. la special to
the Dispatch, from Youngstown, o..
says that Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Betz
and their child were found dead in he'd
at Struthers, 90, this morning, and
that four boarders in the family were.
70 a comatose condition when reseueaJ
having been asphyxiated by gas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Gumboro, Jan. |. --Ex- Sheriff Isaac
Wootten, aged &C years, died yesterday
of kidney trouble. He was elected
sheriff on the Democratic ticket in
1882. His wife and six children sur
yive him. s-...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Elkton, Md, Jan. Rudolph Fer
guson, son of A. Ferguson of Rising
Sun, was severely injured yesterday
by being struck over the left eye with
an axe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The Rev. Il. f. Keigwin, son of
the Rev. A. n. keigwin OF this city,
has been invited to become pastor Of
the Scots Presbyterian Church. Broad
street and Castle avenue, Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Morriatown, N. j., Jan. L. Ex-
Congressman Augustus W. Cutler uied
at his residence, in this place, to-day,
from the effects OF surgical operation
for appendicitis. 90
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

DR.. H. ID. Paxson left this morning
for his new post as meat inspector at the
Union Stock Yards in Chicago, Ill. He
has turned his practice over to DR..
James r. Mahaffy. a..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

William r. Connor, an employe Of the
Diamond State Iron Co.. bad his nose
broken by being struck with bar of
iron Friday morning. He was taken to
the office DR.. ,B. F. Downes. when his
injury was given attention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Mrs. Susan L. Phillips, widow of
William Phillips, died on Thursday. at
her residence, at Belleview. aged so
years. She was well known in this city
and County. g. 4g3