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Middletown transcript., 1873-07-05
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

U'ilE partnership heretofore existing between
L Chu.e, y dau,, .ul EdH.n Juuc. work
ius uudtt tte n3ine IA JONES X BROTHER il.
this day dissolved. ,,ut ,di persons indebted 10
.ai trm viii settle With Ltwin Jones, Wiz IS
the oul, one thai j. authorized t. .tttl, the bus-
ness ui stii E5m And an Fvtsaus not ,pmfi1.
ins with tn, uhiitr viii le he.t responsible igF
all Indebtedness CttAS. " JuNE>
Ma! ~, ls,3 I'm. EaAiN JONES
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have sueh an opportunity to purchase bargain

While seated at home all alone In my dwelling,
| was startled 10 hear At nv door such a pelting,
In anger rose and and rush 4 10 the door
With my head all whirling | could stand II no
more.
| soon reached the door, threw |, vide open,
But no one was there but u little town urrhin
With package Of circulars, all folded 50 neat,
Crying ou, Read the circulars IL you want your
goods cheap.
On hearing such news my heart gave bound,
Being just In the act of preparing for town,
! relieved him Of one returned 10 my chair,
And these are the contents Of " la, read there.
A kind invitation We extend to you ALL
And hope at the ,hree-s,ory brick you will call.
To examine new goods just opened and marked
At the creates, reductions that ever were thought,
We have tics for the ladies at prices so cheap,
lIaudkerchiefs hcmstiiched so pretty and neat,
That all who behold them will surely believe
Al Reynolds store you can bargains receive.
Our japanese stripes, hcrnanis and lawns,
We wish you TO see, as well as rretonnes
Ruches, bias ,uckngs and trimmings OF all kinds,
An assortment Of which can be had In our line.
OF eassimcrcs aud vcstings our stock is complete,
iiht-, caps anu ncCk-tits so pfc'lf ana neat.
That many have said in country and round.
They so much rejoiecd such store had been
found
To the ladies, attention we particularly call
lioyts Canister Teas we are selling TO alt,
These have been proved by many and tested
To do exactly what i!oyt has always represented
II flavor and strength Is desirable in tea,
Ask ftr the Canister with true guarantee.
They 10 better aud cheaper than sold ~ the chest
And Il not satisfactory, no charge i1r the test
Bear with Us, Kind friends. again VIC will say.
We've adopted tHlr carried out To this was
Ten per cent. u! on dry goods when cash YOU 90
pay
Five pr cent of on groceries, Is tie news of he
day
Bai now comes the news tina, make our 'rien:,
quake
When you Ay Iowa ihc cash. ten per cent 90
we 'iae
From calico prints Hhich gcyrr ti1r, happened
u ei.! or '1wl ,.ae' ia! manufactured.
For fe.r u reluns 20 much eze.rmea, hi.
Ncrt
We wili close auj invite ,oa - tae iarsc-,,ory
hr'rk
And p'cdging ourselves you Vii never regret Il.
1t you u cai! With !uur cash and deu, ask lot
cf,!i.
~ RENNuLps
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, April llh, 1879
Upon the application Of William Polk, Admin
is,raior of Richard &. Hayes late OF st. Georges
Hundred In said county, deceased it is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid. give notice Of the granting Of
Letters OF Administration upon The Estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof. 10y
causing advertisements 10 be posted, within forty
days from the date of such letters, in six Of the
mos, public places Of the County Of New Castle
requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate 10 present the same, abide nm Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided ,
and also, cause the srme to lie inserted, within
the same period, in the MlDplgrowS TRASscairr
a newspaper published in Mdalciown and to be
continued therein Two months.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of Of
l.. :. flee of the Register aforesaid. at New
49, Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day aud year above written.
u. GIBBS, Register.
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NLTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

0NHE undersigned, In accordance with a law
l. passsA nj tho las, session Of the General As
scmbly, hereby gives notice TO the taxpayers Of
81. Georges Hundred that he is prepared to re-
ceivs the isxes dae Gc St4b saS County from
sa,d Hundred. J. II. WALKER
CoLixcTos os Sr. GEsReEs fiD.,
May ~, lsT3-im Middlstogn, Dc
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The @iddletoun Granstript
u rusLmasp EVERY SATURDAY ny
Edward Reynolds.

TERMS-S2. 90 a year. payable In advance.
No paper discontinued until so ordered, except at
the option Of the publisher.
RATES or ADvERTiSiNG.-Adv advertisements
Of 10 lines or less will be inserted twice for 81 90,
and rs cents for each additional insertion. Bus
iness cards, $40 per year. One-qnsrter Of col
umn, 3 months, So; o months, SIS; one year,
S?5. One-half Of column, months, SIS; 9
months, $50; one year, $50. One column, one
year, Si00. business Locals, 10 cents 'ine for
each Insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries charged for at regular adver-
tising rates.
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Many suffer rather than take niuseous mc'i-
cinc and This Is not 10 he wondered al ~ c
rcn,-dy is often MORSE lhau The disease SUI
,s ON coughs, colds, innuruzt, ,orc thruri or
ten lcnry TO Consumption. will find in Dr. Wis
iar's Balsam Of Wild cherry remedy as ngtc'-
able 10 the palate as cilcciual 10 removing d.
scasc
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gtoister's Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, April 2sth, 1879.
TIPON the application Of SAMUEL SEC AIRS,
~ Administrator Of PETER VIEW, late
Of st. Georges Hundred in said couaty, deceased;
Il 10 ordered snd directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate OF tho deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 10 be posted,
within forty days from the date Of such Letters,
in six OF the mos, public places Of the County OF
New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or abide
by m Act Of Assembly in such ease made aud
provided. And also cause the same 10 bc insert
ed within the same period In the MdfiefoHn
Transcript, a newspaper published in Middle,own
aud TO be continued therein two months.
10 Given under the hand and Seal Of Office
)of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
County aforesaid, the day aud year above writ
ten. B. GIBBS, Register
NoTlCE.-All persons having claims agains,
the Estate of the deceased must prrsen, the same
duly aiies,cd TO the Administrator on or before
April 2slh, 1874. or abide an Act Of Assembly
in saeh case made aud provided.
SAMUEL SEGARS, Administrator.
may l7-2m ACKNOWLEDGMENT Del.
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Business locals.

4 fine and large nssofilcn, of Hamburg Em-
roiirres 10 lie closed out at a very low rric ,
and on which discoun, Of lll per cent. Will tc
given for cash a,
f. VI IIANSDN'S
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Ladies call At liiNSON'S and examine hi,
stock OF Fancy Goods comprising Emhroidcfi-..
standard Trimmings and RuGlts RiIhous, Tir,.
Iacr. Fans, kc, all Of which are ncN aud ,cr,
cheap.
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Professional and Amateur Musicians

Should eramine The Combination Solo Stops
foapA esg in GEO. WOODS 4 CO.'S ORGANS.
THE .EpLlNE. most dcGca,s, soit or
breathing stop,
THE yoX HCMANA. A baritone solo, no,
Eau or tremolo.
THE PilE0. 4 beaatfuiiy toned piano.
(which will .aever require tuning. See advertise
sneut Ia another column. JuaT-sm
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The Wild rccsc DO not regard br Aver Nj,
dom in migrating nor'h--such immense number,
of them rs are Il ing over ~ nov While h. ~
m,nac sa,s "Blr.,k aud hluNcriu. ahuui lii,
time, with heavy SNOW Cedar Rtpit, flowaI
Times March 2
We were TOO CAST l,st week IN our item on hr
conflict between Dr. Aver uul the Wild geese
The Doctors science beat their instinct this time
Not for vpArs have we had such a suoS-storm ~
that OF las; Sunday TIE snlN lies three f.-f
deep 4 csc' IN Minnesota an1 lWs feet IN v j.
cunsin while the storm Is swept from the At
lauiir 10 ihc Rocky Mountains, Suo. frii ip y.-
riuiis depths fIr sOlli'i lif vrr Fort Cuiuu
and Santa Fe Leaned ts vs. believed pr Aver
in the areana OF naiafs And w,;uirrtul rs So
Knew his medicines 10 he We were aHt prepared
for so signal an instance oi his ,gpt4dFi',, nat
only over The wise m.n, tgi the wi-esi ot njt.-
mails whose instinct j. considered uuitiiinE. W,
drive rs The peg more lfm', than 'fer, over oUf
hearth far Ayers American Almaiiac.-Cciar
Rapids Times Mdrch II.
IIo, waterproof r,hlc kuiyrs ani Forks. eu.
trhy ncal beauilll sttlrs ~ very low prirr.,
AT T. VI HANSON ).
= VI. Reynolds stock Of Lad rs Mis,c.', aud
Ihildrrns button and lare lasting nId Kid shoes
is now complete having niicd Ia orr already
large stock three huultet, pair, iirrri from The
factory. Ladies ctll aud examine ihegi
= 'in- Black Tea n, Ct rent. per H.. nj
L u HANSON :.
Ladies call and see the aew sl,lr lloTTENToT
GuSrLE a,
S. NJ REYNOLDS
rrnii Jars. jelly ruuhcr-. 70 sciain-,incd
Kettles Ice Cream Freczrrs. s.. Il,
H. VI HANSpN'S.
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About three months ago, four pretty
little strangers" suddenly came to bless
. poor family in Iroqaois county, Illinois.
ali at . BIRTH" and are yet doing all they
can 10 shed beneiac,ions and sleeplcss
nights in the home Of their nativity.
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500 REWARD

WILL he paid for the arrest and conviction
w ofany person or persons ;ound guilty OF
setting FIRE to any dg.slisg, ssble oatbuilding
or property Tor rubbish that may cadanger the
safety Of property within the imiis Of the town;
and the further reward of Sl00 DOLLARS for
information that will lead TO the arrcs, and con-
wiction OF the person or persons who ~, ar 10
che stables OF Samuel Penington and J. u. fcni-
more, on the nights of April ist and 9th.
BY ORDER OF THE Bosap or Tows COMMISSIONERS.
April 10th, is73-3m
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A fine japanese folding Fan for Is cent?. q,
T.. ~ HANSON :.
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Nl,rll.E

NUN Y.
All persons having claims against the Estate
ut the deceased must present the same duly al
tested TO the Administrator on or before April
llth, 1874 or i.idc the Act Of Assembly in suth
case malr and provided. WILLIAM POLK.
ApDagss--Udesm, Del iimtAiJ'rHor.
apr I'm
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO young HORSES for sale one, a good
/ driver aud stopper, sired by Moscow, eight
years od--price, 5000. The other Is Green
Mountain Morgan, Q years old, sound and kind
price, $3.50. Or, II desired, will sell two much
cheaper horses. WM. GREEN,
Juae 3s-3w. Middletown, Del.
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CALTHUMPIAN ON THE MOOR

HNllE Calthumpian Cotnr, Band, OF odessa
L Del ARE nnM prcph.ri TO furnish d! public
With their choice music Their music IS OF the
lest selection, written by themselves and p!at ed
hs M other bands Please give them call
open To al engagements. For terms apply to
II. \. Enos business Manager. ar + g. stevens
u ) Agent Al. sTEi EMS, Leader.
Reference Verdi SAKE Horn. oil odessa, bel.
june -, lsI3-iw
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COTSW0LD BUCK LAMBS
FOR SALE

I'VE have thon, 20 superior cotswold Buck
w inmts Tor sale ptitc--->I5 each for haii
breeds, aud >3H i1r fan lloai 0ur stock ~
imported hy ung father in 1871 nt 4 cust Of up.
aaris Of 500 a heal ia gold The lambs were
dropped ctrly aai wll Lc Il, for service 10 ustu-
her We viii kerp them until the Is, OF october
without extra charge It desired
j. J ROSS 4 BRO
may ti-2m S,alofd bel
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For Sale.
Dissolution of CO-PARTNERSHIP

VNIiE Grm aeictofsre dsing h;,siacss under the
l. name OF TAYLOR 4 SON, Is this dsy dis
solved by mutual consent. X. TAYLOR,
May 90, 1873. MN. TAYLOR.
The business Of the old hrm will be settled at
the store, and all bills no, paid within 80 days
will be collected by law. II. TAYLOR.
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Registers Order.
REGISTER $ OFFICE.

REGISTER 5 OFFICE.
New Castle County April li,h, ls73
tpan The application OF Lc'itia l.. Green Ex-
ccufiN p' Victor Green, late Of - Grorgrs Hun
drci in said county. deceased il il ordered and
directed by the Register that the EyecnrriI afprr-
said give notice u thc granting oi Letters Tcsm.
nsn'ary upon the Estate Of The ltyci ~ WITH
the date Of granting thereof, ty causing adyct-
,scmen,s 10 he posted, within forty DAYS from
the date ui such letters ir six of the most public
pliecs Of the county of New Castle requiring Az
persons having demtnds against the Estate Il
present the same, or abide m Ar, Of Assembly
IN such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to te inserted within the same period
in the MipDlgTows rgASscairr anewsparcr pub
lished m Miidciomn aud ~ lie continued there
in two month";
- Given under tie hinl and .ea ~ Of.
her 81 the Register aforesaid Il, NV
- Castle iH New C,slic County aforesaid
tie tay aul yrar ahoie written
. GIBBS Register
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T. A. McCLELLAND'S
- = - 1.

fus your Furniture Mattresses, &c Of 7 \.
Mcclriand. l2la thesinHt StgAt. Handsome
New Furniture for iarioFs, Bed R.ons and hi-
ning Rooms, at Auction sales, every Monday
aud Thursday, aud sold al Private Sales At Auc.
ton Prices. All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed aud shipped.
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Iailroad Timt- Gable.
&AA
Delaware Rail Road Line
Summer Arramgeim ent.
sOrru
sonr,l

M and AFTER Monday, June III. 1sT3. tsundays ex
" cspseo,l Trains will leave foliows;
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rrni, Jars. Jelly Tuublcr-, 10 sciaiu-,incd
Kettles Ice Cream Freezrrs. g. ~
EN- HAASpN'S.
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N1Ll,

NOTICE
All persons having claims against ihc Estate
af the deceased must present the shmr duly A.
tested, 10 the ENeeultx on uf tetnrc April l3th
lsIi or atidc lie Act OF Assembly ia such ease
meic ani provided l.ETlTlA l.. GREEN
Annursr Ni4dici1wu, Del Exrrutrlr
AFR 10 I'm
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Ladies call aud see The aex STYLE lrllOTTENToT
aluSTLE u,
S. " REYNOLDS
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Ilo, waterproof table Knives ani Forks, en-
tisiy new beauiiiLl sitlrs ~ very low prnp.,
AT e. u HANSON 5.
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3 'ine bia,k Tea n, Ct gcu,. per H.. NJ
L " HANSON :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31

The daring highwaymen who stopped
and plundered railway train on the
Great Plains the other day, it is believed
at st. 10. will be overhauled and settled
With, because the villains are supposed
to be enveloped by we'll organized and
determined pursuit. If brought to bay
We conjecture that at that point their
travels will be ended.
NEGRo kU kLUx-On the night of
July l8, man named Hall. being on the
plantation of Mr.. Thomes Reid, in Madi.
son County. Tenn, was taken out of his
bed by mob of fifteen negroes, dis.
guisel as Ku Klux, and hanged on a
tree, they charging lin with having ont
ragged an old negro woman living in thu,
neighborhocd.
Mr.. II. T. Hi! was shot and killed b,
bailff John Novels. at Kingston, Ca,
last Wednesday night.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31

CHICAGO AND GEOEGIA.-A large and
Influential meeting of capitalists, inte-
rested In the new route to the sea by
way OF the Chicago. Augusta and South
Atlantic Railway, was held at the COM
pany's Office, at 100 Dearborn street
yesterday nfternoon. In the absence of
President Raymond, the Hon. J. 3.
Seymour presided; and reports were re-
celved from various sections favoring
aud cri:icising diilerent routes along the
line. 1t was stated that there is con
siderable jealousy between South Caro-
lima and Georgia. nnd much solicitude
as to The fate of the Blue Ridge Rail.
road, which is about 10 be sold to satisfy
the bond-holders. II was thought that
the sale OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
should be postponed, while there was
chance for the stock rs we'll as the bond.
holders to realize from some arrange.
menls with the Chicago, Augusta and
South Atlantic Railway. The country
South of South Carolina, by letting the
Blue Ridge now go into hands unf-ieud-
~ to her interests. might delay, if not in-
definitely postpone, work of internal
improvement which will DO more to de-
velop the resources of the South than
all projects Of O similar nature for years
past. The Chicago, Augusta and South
Atlantic Railroad, in competent and
practical hands, will be q success, and
relieve the present roads of those heavy
gross ireights, such rs sugars, etc., as
we'll as open another perfectly feasible
route for the shipment OF Western pro-
dnoe to the East. Anderson, South Ca
rolina, is so located that, with o little
energy on the part of her business men,
she' might be made the distributing
point for Charleston, Port Royal and
Augusta. AS railroad center she
would soon occupy the position Of In
dianapolis. The generous rivalry in
trade between Charleston and Augusta
would tend 70 build up their own cities,
while Anderson would receive the full
benefits of the competition.
It spurposed calling a meeting OF the
corporation, numbering about fifty, at
Chicago, in the first week of the opening
OF the exposition in September, when
subscriptions will be opened for stock,
and reports from towns and Counties.
offering the company aid or bonuses,
will be acted upon. Suggestions and
advice in all matters of interest to the
road are solicited from the public. and
to be addressed to Robert Rae, Vice
President, at 129 Dearborn street.
Chicago Tribune.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31

A PHILADELPHIA MYSTERY Late Sun
day afternoon, an officer, while passing a
deserted house within the boundaries OF
Fairmount Psk, was attracted by pc.
culiarly offensive odor. He forced an
entrance. and upon ascending to the
cock-loft, discovered middle.aged, we'll
dressed man hanging from a rafter stone.
dead. The body was very much decom-
posed, and had evidently been banging
there for some length Of time. No pa
pers giving any clew as to the identity of
the man were discovered on his person.
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a yonng man, named Antoine Gemen.
den. OF Savannah, q bar-keeper at tie
Planters Hotel, and a nephew Of Mr..
George Gemenden, has been missing
since last Thursday night For some
time young Gemenden Las manifested
symptoms of disordcred mind, end on
the night i'll question Lo appeared to be
laboring under the idea that some one
intended to Kill Liu.
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in office, if it is betrayal Of the rights {, I
the people, il j. is most cEwerrantab.e
attempt TO saddle upon them an onerors
debt, if it is cenfacation OF the little
property they have left and mortgage
upon their toll and industry and upon
TINT OF their children after them Tor all
time to come-if these are the abuse 8
and wrongs which cry aloud for remedy,
and the Herald knows we'll they are, it
should conquer its petty rtjudices and
take 'a place in the picture near the
flashing Of the guns"
The Herald docs not love Democra 8,
perhaps. That is Just rs it may please.
But it is bound by its vocation, aud by
it's professions, to work for the public
good, and to secure the people in their
just rights. Where these great objects
are involved, party is nothing, and party
prejudice but pitiab'e thing:
''Soizs upon truth whe-e'cr 'tis found,
On Christian or on heathen ground"
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PREPARATIONS FOR REBUILDING.
There was good deal Of activity yester-
day among the ruins in the burnt dis
trict, by laborers clearing away the de-
bris preparatory to rebuilding. The 60
verning bodies of the different church
congregations sustaining losses by the
tire have taken steps preliminary to re-
pairing damages. and the people ell
around the locality lately 80 terribly e1.
cited arc settling down to the new order
Of things, while the insurers and insured
have bsen busy reckoning up the da-
images and adjusting accounts. In few
weeks, it is presumed, building will be
commenced actively. Already several
sites on Clay street have been partly
cleared. Notwithstanding the recent
drenching rains, explorers who have
been hunting amoug tho debris for the
recovery OF safes, valuab!es, Sc. disco
vered extensive beds of fire still smoul-
dering under heaps Of bricks AMI nj or
tar Dh!himore S,ui.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31

UNITED STATES CoURr.-Before Judge
Bryan, the petitions Of Jesse X. Stone
and Daniel McJunkin, OF Greenville, fox
voluntary bankruptcy, were referred to
Registrar Clawson.
The petition OF Robert Bee. to esta.
blish lien on the estate of Gaillard &
Minott, bankrupts, was referred to Re-
gistrar Seabrook, to cali in the lien ore.
ditors.
Mr.. Thomas J. Parker. OF Dublin, Ire
land, having satisfied the court that he
had complied with the naturalization
laws, was declared citizen.
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The movement TO create new State
out OF West Tennessee, North Missis.
sippi aud Southern Kentucky III eets with
but little favor in Memphis. A small
meeting was held there Friday evening,
and delegates were appointed TO con-
vention to be held at Jackson, but the
people generally regard it as the work uf
politicians and office-seekers.
Wm. McCaslan's we'll ia Abbeville ls
only fifty feet deep, and not 500, as pub.
liJhed
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SCHOOL FUNDS find the follow
ing card in the Abbeville papers, to
which, Mr.. Knux statcsS Treasurer Car
dozo has not seen lit to reply. and Mr..
X. asks it's publication:
ABDEvILlE G. H., s. G., July 8, 1873.
Hon. F. L Curtlo,o, Treasurer, Co!un,.
5ia. S. c.
DEAR Sir: This County (Abbeville) is
badly behind in school funds, and when
IVES call upon the County Treasurer we
are told that the fault lies at your door,
in not remitting about 81, 300, balance
due on check for 1872, amounting 20
over SI1, 900. This balance was provided
for ut the last collection of taxes, as ap.
pears by the County Treasurer's books.
The deficiency tax WAS authorized by An
ACT approved December 90, 1872. page
BOG.
ALLOW me to ask, and please answer,
why it, when the taxpayers of Abbe-
vile place in your hands this detciencr
tax, (S7,900.) to be applied to the school
claims of 1S72-73, that the money can
not be got out of the Treasury? It was
put there in January, and should. by
law, have been back to rs in thirty days.
Please let us have the money, and ex-
plain to taxpayer and citizen, and a
holder Of school claims, the reason OF the
long detention. We can get no reason
from the County Treasurer Very re-
spectfully. your obedicnt servant,
JOHN KNOX.
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Total number OF deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the a6:h instant.
26-wJ::es 8; cooked l9.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. D. Bateman-Ice.
Middle-Aged Woman Wanted.
John Agnew & Son-Kettles, eto.
Extra Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
Han ,2saA &luek. :
. EkM q

On and after NONDAY .Novsshss lssA, issA -
Tfaina lseving Wilmingtop. 1t 1910 A. H., and
As6 2. 4. oonness Win AsiH leaving fhfladeiphia
tAAe = GM ar. H. iHtA zoos :.
The 19AO 4. u. train also connects with the Dela-
Ware r r., and r. ". B. r. r trains arriving In
Wilmington ct 10 Is and ~. ~ A. n.
Trsins leaving LAndhc9erg n A4S 4 II. and ~
r. Il. connect with trains for Philadelphia le9v1S
Wilminston n $40 A. y. and $50 P. n. the Phi}H-
delpS& Nd Vaeohston 1xareeA leaving WI4AAe-
toh Ant, r. H., and the Delaware train Eouth,
leaving Wilmington Ct A3b r. n. l.fs "a Vi
Omnibus tfanaieT between W. b W.. and P. ". 1
3 Dep0tA and cars Of Wilmington City r. R., at
Front end Market Sta, BY NoMullen Seal it 3
OF ba&gAgo. tlg ~ m I"I sg ri
Freight should be delivered and properly marked
1t the stations, half an hour before the departure
Of the train, Otherwise It may Do delayed twenty
four honrs- u. q. CONWklI. Nupt
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