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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-22
KELLOGG TO BE PRoPPED UP.
GEN. BROOKE IN POSSESSION.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OCCUPATION DE-
sIRED-A TOWN ATTACKED By NEGROES.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IS.-There are no new
deveIopements this morning. Gen. Brooke oc-
cupies the executive Office. Mayor Witt had a
consultation with him relative to reestablishing
the municipal courts and other matters pertain
ing TO the police department., the preservation
OF order. etc. A cons lltatiOn Is now going Oh
at the Gus ON house between Gov. McEnery and
his partisans looking to a compromise, but legal
obstacles are id 10 present themselves at al
most every step. Military cupaiiOn until
ongress dsposes OF the question would dou Mt
less be CHI erfuly quiesced in by both parties.
A dispaI ch 10 Gov. McEners from Bayou Sara
reports that the town was tackled last night by
negroes The attack was repulsed. Gen. Emory
has ordered troops TO that point.
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boards and the mode by WI ich he cha med that
i1s,IIsd the conTs never justied Judge Dureis
actions. In regard to his actions. M opposed
new election on this groun that the return Ing
il was not competent foi Congress
tn go behind 10. H. had made an argument on
That a state au hority. which has by its consti-
tuted authorities deci red the result of its eiIr-
ton, can not be interlered with by the Con <ress
OF the United States. He illustrated this noint
by the election OF Gov. Hoffman. of New Sork
who was lected by fraud; His positio'A n this
s sesect was m mass gnaols the he had no
committed by the republica- IS OF nonis,
lana. They c0mmitted some fIauds no doubt
A STRUGGLE OR LIFE
They believed thst IL the democrats car
ried the Gay. II would drive every
republican out OF the state. Mr.. Mo ton
here reviewed the disturbance IN the
Colfax parish, giving gaphic description
of the massacre at the court house. Since that
time the killings have been going on. Iouisi-
a q has teen slaughter house, and who are
the murslererss Thev are the assissins of 1855,
1858 and of to-day. Yet no one has ever been
punish ID. Ii is too late now 10 ask who was
elected. There must be some government.
and there is dOub. that he does represent the
government oil Louisiana to-day. This has been
case of great irreguladty. There have been
fro uds on both sides, but the side ofthe repub-
| licans it has been without olOoi. The demo-
murders. Ii they would rebuke these lawless
IN orders In the North il would go far put a
stop them. Had 1t not been for the
course OF the democratic party there would
| have been no rebellion Aud if the South Is to
/ be relieved, this murder business must be
stopped. Murder has always brought its own
punishment, and IL always viii. I'm II the
| South recognizes and en- forces the principle Z
equal rights to all there can he no y ace. We
are pledged to enforce this, and there can be no
peace TIL IL IL done. The murder
| business must be stopped. Those
/ who instigate murder must perish
Security for life lies at the foundation 4 all So
ciety and prosperity. He appealed TO his demo-
cratic neighbors i'm the North If they would cor
hive at these murders L. the south OF both ne
groes and whites. II they love the South o stop
| the murders In the South. 1t rises above a
other considerations, It is the duty OF every man
| to help to
STOP THESE oUTRAGES.
The point must be gained that every man, what
ever his politics, to be safe in the South a.
in the North. Such is not the case now.
Even q democrat In the north is not safe the e.
1t is said a six week. residence down South is
enough TO cure any man of his democr cy. II
might be coed pan TO raise a fund aud send
democrats down there. lChesr-.l The speaker
closed with brief and eloquent peroration.
Loud cal for Gen. Harrison. He spoke for q few
minutes with his customary clearntss and elo-
queuce, and was warmly applauded by the aud
4 fence.
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THE FALL RIVER HOLOCAUST.

LIST or THE KILLED AND INJURBD-TwESTY
KILLED AND THIRTY-sIX INJURED -THG
CORONER BEGINs WORK TO-DAY.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. 20-Tne following
list of the killed and wounded at the mill disas-
ter yesterday is verified by the police ard mill
records: Knled-Honora Coffee, Catharine
Connell, Margaret Dillon, 10 years old,
Albert Fernley, Gertrude Gray, Mary
Healy, Margaret Harrington, Is years
old, Margaret Seaiy, 10 years old,
Ellen ]. Hunter, Thos. Keaveuey, Mary Iasonda,
Bridget Murphy, Kate Murphy. Margaret
Porter, i2 years old; Anna Smith, Jas smith,
years; ia. Turner, elevator lender, 60 years
Victoria Warner: total killed, ~. Re-
VINE, Ceiharine Healey, and Ellen Healey /;
total. 3; These names ere not on the
reeover Julia cose arsovfT 9Tde doab. T
Mary Burns. will recover: Anna Daley. recovery
doubtful; Thomas Gibson and Anna Haley re-
recover; Kate Harrington, viii recover ;o Jonah
Healej, recovery doubtful; Ellen Jones, re-
ccvery probable; Arabela Keith, re-
fatal spinal injuries: James Mason, recovery
Nancy Miellen. will recover, Annie O'Brien,
STSSs5s Rsa Porter
cover; Mary Rigley. head injured, will recover,
Katie Smith, Will recover; Hannah StabSrd,
hatIe sullivan, VIII reeover; Margaret sulli
Van. recovery doubtful; Hannah Towney, fatal
internal injuries; Margaret Towney, will
recover: Bertha Woodell will re-
cover; William Vinnieombe, viii re-
cover. Other than the mill hands hurt: A. ].
Bddescomb and 4. Cooley, while assisting the
mill hands were injured in the head but will
jured: w. Clark, will recover, g.
X. Read. will recover, John Green, Quinn
w. Brock, 3. T.. Hurst Total wounded, SO;
81. The opening session of the coroners jury
will be held In the court house at 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning, in charge Of Coroner A. Nj.
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KELLOGG RESTORED.

ORDER or GEN. ENORY-oFRICERS THROUGH
OUT THE STATE TO BE REISsTATED-soL-
DIERs GUARDING THE CITY.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. B.-The following ex-
plains themselves:
HEAD QUARTERS OF TIE Dept. OF THR GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT ~, 1874.
To the Ton. VIM. p. Kellogg, governor OF the
sta.e of Louisiana
SIR: In obedience to the address of the presi
dent. have The honor to inform you of the sur
render of the insurgents lately in arms against
! the State government and 10 afford on the ne
cessary military support 10 re-estabish the
state government. Very rsWSp1Hi'fF9 ,sopJ your
Co onel and prevet major general commanding
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1874.
To j.-Gen. w. H. Emory, commanding the
| Department Of the Gulf.
| SIR: fhave the honor to acknowledge the re.
| celpto OF your communication of this date. in
| forInin me that you are prepared TO afford the
necessary military support 10 re-establish the
siSe se Order in the ociai journai to-morrow
morning, instructing all officers OF the state who
| have been prevented from performing theil
duties to resume their functions atonue. OWNS
to the DISCRIMINATION of the police force in
New Orleans, resulting from the recent conhic
OF arms, the commissioners OF the metropo itau
police Will not be able to get their officer
on their beets until tomorrow. Therefore
fenance of The peace and order OF the cit,
during the coming night. have the honor 4
be respectfully yoqg 9Ssdlest ssEy oYst.o
The following order was subsequently, sent 4
the official journal:
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
/ All State officers who have be n prevente,
during the recent troubles from performing
their duties will Immediately resume thei OH
cial functions The Board of metropolitan
police viii at once assemble aud organize tn
police force of New Orleans, and assume IN
maintenance of the peace and order OF IN. eli J
(Signed) VIM p. KELLOGG, Governor.
The poll zeal conferences labors without re
suits. Nothing Is likely to cOmeofit.
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TEXAS GRAND PRIZE CONCERT.
POSTPONED TO OCT. %, ls74.

POSTPONED TO OCT. ., lsT4.
The Hon. James 7. d. Wilson, mayor OF Hous-
ton, and the City Council endorses the enter
prise follows:
HOUSTON, Texas, April 20. 1874.
We, the undersigned, reg ard the Real Estate
Distribution, which ]. l.. Foster proposes TO
make on the I'D Of October next in this city,
calculated to promote improvements. ana plac-
ing within the reach OF many, who Otherwise
would be unable chance to secure q home for
them and their families, and having from our
long acquaintance with him every confidence in
his integrity, we feel justified in saying that We
believe be will carry out his distribution hon
estly and fairly according TO his advertised plan
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon. James I. ID
Wilson and City Council.
Capital Prize, 5000 gold; ten residences in
Houston; population 10000, and the railroad
center of the Sfate;) 80 tracts of land In differ
ent portions of the Stale. Value of prizes, $685.,
600; 900 tickets at 81 each. The L-anagement
are so well convinced of the success OF the en-
terprse, that they feel justified in promising To
refund every cent of money IL the drawing does
not take place on the I'D of October. Every
prize paid in full, whether all the tickets ere
sold or not. Address
]. Z. FOSTER, Manager.
II. w. HOUSE, Treasurer.
Houston. Texaz.
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BEEcHER AMID THE MOUNTAINS.
HIS LAST SERMON OF THE SEASON.

HIS LAST SERMON OF THE SEASON.
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, N. H.. Sept. @.-Mr'
Beecher preached bis last sermon for the season
to-day to a much smaller congregation than
usual, no excursion trains having been run to
this point to convey his hearers He preached
an hour and ten minutes, taking for his text the
first few lines of Matthew xviii, beginning
"Who is the greatest in the kingdom OF heav ven ~
Not the slightest allusion was made to any of
his personal difficulties.
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LOCAL MOTTO )

kiogsford's Oswego Starch has become =
household word for n household neceSsitv. 1t il
30 perfect as TO admit of no improvement Itiz
pure.
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The captain of the British frigate Rein
deer reports having discovered in Gautalee
harbor relic of Sir Francis Drake nearly
three hundred years old. 1t is BOARD bear
In the following inscription: 'Fras. Drake
Golden Hynde, Ammo Domini 1877"
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NOTICE To HEIRS OF PETITION To
IN SELL REAL ESTATE.

state of Indiana, Marion county; Marion
Civil Circuit Court.
MAJ executor OF the last will and testament of
Henry Kuhlman, deceased, has filed his petition
to sell the real estate of the dec dent his per-
sonal being insufficient to pay his debts. and
that said petition wi be heard at the next
term of the Marion Civil Circuit Court of said
county, September Is, 1874.
Attest: WIN. j. WALLACE, Clerk,
NC. T.. C., Marion Coui ty.
Harrison, Hines & Miller. attorneys for Pc
titioner.
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go Erysipelas and Skin Diseases are quickly
arrested and cured by Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor.
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BUSIN So NOTICES
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS

HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure Dys pepsfa-
VIII cure Liver Complaint.
Will cure Pain In the Side
Will cure all Bilious Disorders.
VIII cure Jaundice.
viii cure Marasmus.
Will cure Indiges ion.
Will cure Sick headache,
Will cure Nervous Weakness.
VIII cure Constipation.
Will purify the blood, and
Win etrengthe and build you up TO viz
orous, joyous health.
Hoofands Podophyllin Pills are sn active
oathartic, operating without nausea OF distress
Serviceable in al bi lious disorders with ever.
Proprietors, JOHNS ON, HOLLOWAY 4 Co,
Philadelphia Sold by all druggists.
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YOUARE TROUBLED WITH

YOU ARE TROUT BLEED WITH A BAD BREATH
1t annoys your friends as well as yourself
You would ike to get nd CT IL, but scarcely
know what means to adopt. We viii tell you.
Use the fragrant Sozodont, il viii clea- Sc and
beautify your teeth, and leave your b. cath pure.
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PRESCRIPTION FREI

For the speedy cure OF seminal Weakness, Los
MANHOOD. and ali disorders brought on by Ia
discretions Excesses. Any druggist has th,
ingredients. Address DR.. T.. HILTON q CO
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TuIS lc Bv sending o5 cents, with age
IND 10 hight color of eyes and hair. lou
40 will rec reeve by return mail a cor
uIlMQllG husband or wife, with name end
sdate of marriage. Address w
FOX. %. Drawer No. 40 bullion Vile n Y
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sS-Sl0 to ST. coo invested in stocks and gold DAYS
200 per cent. month. Send for psrticsIsra
Tumbridge Co., bankers, 2 Wall street New
York.
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THROW NOT PEOPLES FAULTS
In their teeth, for there are few teeth that hsye
no faults OF their own. There is but one vay
10 preserve them without spot blen ish, 9 nd
that is by the daily OF he best dent-ince tu
existence, fragrant Sozodont, cool, refreshiI &
and 81 reeable.
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SLUUUHED HIM OFFs
Gen. Grant repudiated him and he went to the
democratic party, to his own, and they received
him gladly. Here began the coalition on which
he troubles under discussion is based. TIE con-
tract was for him to carry the election and they
were 10 elect him { the ser ate. Gov. Yarmouth
trs 10 carry out his contract and he did succeed
IN bringing In votes thal showed McEnery To be
elected. The committee of which the speaker
Is chairman examined the case That commit
tee reports that the elect on was saturated with
fraud and nobody was elected. MFR. Morton
said he diSs N ed and claimed that had the
election been fairly conducted Kellogg won d
have had 10000 majority. The majority held
that nobody was elected. Here the ma
jOrity rep rt OF the committee was ready
The spesk+r begged leave To ~ay to all who in
sisted In the election OF McEnery that tn v in
sis ed on the greatest fraud ever perpetrated i'm
this county, and tiat was why the committee
decided th-t no dy ected. Mr. Morton
tho gilt that kellogg had a majority of the VOTES
put in the boxes, that he was in fact elected He
here explained the situation OF the election
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
GHERIFF'S SALE

-
~ By virtue Of writ Of LevaIi Facias. to me
directed will be exposed 10 Public Sale at the door
Of the County Building in the Town of Dover, on
TUESDAY, the 7th day of April. 1874, commencing
at o'clock. p NJ, the following described ReaI
Estate, 10 wit:
All that certain farm, plantation, tract and parcel
of land, situated in Kent County, Dover Hundred
and State of Delaware Aforesaid lying on both sides
OF the road leading from the Town Of Dover to
Little Creek Landing, and adjoining lands Of Thos
II. Dsnney, lands late Of Jacob NJ. Hill, now Of
II. F. and Sherman w. Olmstead, and lands ot
William Walker. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and being the
same premises which the said John C. Pennswi
and Virginia, his wife, by their certain indonure
of bargain and sale, bearing date the sixth day o
April, A. d. 1867. and of record in the Recorders
office Of Deeds. &c, in and for Kent county, in
Book Z, Vol. S. Folio 800, &C. conveyed unto the
said Jshn F. Baker, in fee, in and By the said in
deniure, to which reference 10 hereby expressly
made, will more fully and at large appear, together
with all and singular the buildings, improve
ments, &c.
Seized and taken in execution az the property o.
JOHN F. BAKER and PHEBE L., his wife, ant
terrs tenants, and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHKRIFE's OFFICE. DOVER, DBL.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
Sherl%2S Sales.
CHERRIES SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE,
~ BY virtue ofa writ of Venditioni E1pOuas to me
directed, Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Hotel
OF Charles f. Foxwell, in the Town of Smyrna. on
THURSDAY. the I'd day Of April, 1874, commenc.
ing at 24 o'clock. P. NJ, the following described
Real Estate. to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of ground
situate IN the Village of Duck Creek, in Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County and State Of Della.
ware on the south side of the public road leading
from the aforesaid Village Of Duck Creek to
Clayton, adjoining lands Of E. ]. Colt, Robert
Denney, CULLEN & Collins, and others and said tC
contain FOUR ~ ACRES OF GROUND, be the
same more or less, the improvements upon which
are four ~ Dwelling houses, &c.
Selzed and taken IN execution the property o
JACOB DAVIS, (n.) and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHKRIEF OFTIcE. DovER. DBL.
March
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
PAIN-kILLER,
1910. 1874.
Time Tests The Merits Of ALI THINGS,


THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time to
prove the efficacy Of any medicine. and that the Pain
Killer s deserving of all its propretors claim for it,
ia amply proved bv the unparalleled ousry it has
attained. Il is a sure and effe ,tive remedy. II is
sOId in almost every country in the world, and it
needs only be known 10 be priced. and its re2uta
tiOD a Medicine Of Great Virure is fully and per-
m anenty established II is the great Family Med
icine Of the age. Taken Internally. il cures Dysen-
terry. Choiera, Disrrbea, CTsmp and Pain in the
Som sch. Bowel CompIsiat. Painters Collie, LAYER
Complaint. Dyspepsia OF Indigestion. Sudden Colds.
Sore Throat and Coughs. Taken Externally, it
Bruises Boils Felous Cuts. Burns Scslds. Old Sores
and Sprains sweings Of the Jsnts. Tooshache. Pain
in the Face. Neuralgia and Rheumatism, ChapPee
Hands. Frost Bitten Feet. &c.
Pain is supposed to be the lot Of poor ortals, as
inevitable as death, and liable at any time 10 come
upon us. Therefore. it 10 importsnt that remedial
agents should bs at hand to be used on emergency
when we are made to feel the sIerueiatins agoay ol
pain, or the depressing influences Of disease. Such Q
remedial exists IN Perry Davis "Pain.Killsr'" the
fame Of which has extended over all the earth
Amid the eterns ices o the Polar regions or beneath
the inoIerabe and burning suns of the tropics ia
virtues are known and appreciated. And bv it suner
Jag humanity has found relief ffom many oi its ills
The effect Of the Painkill upon che patient, wher
taken internally IN cases of Cough. Cold Bowe
Complaint. ChoIes. Dyseniery. and other affections
OF the SYSTEM has been truly wonderful and has or
Tor name smong medical preparations that ear
never be lorgoion. Its removing pain. "a
an external remedy. in Of Burns Bruises. sofe
and Sprans Cuts, Ssiags Of Insects. &C.. and othe
causes Of suffering has secured for il the pIomi
nent position among the medicines OF the day. Be
ware OF coanserieiis and worthless limitations. Cal
ior Perry Davis Vegetable Psnkiller. and take M
oshsr. mh. 4-im
ssA- Sold By Druggists and Grocers.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
TO THE PIIBIIt,

TINO THE PUBLIC
Il In compliance with tho second paragraph Of the
10th section Of the Act entitled "An Act regulating
the sale Of intoxicating liquors." passed at Dover.
April TO- 1873. hereby give notice that on Monday,
the 9Th day OF April Rext shall make application
to the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery, then TO be held at Dover and for
Kent County. for license keep inn tavern IN
United School Districts Nos & u in the town Of
smyrna, in Duck Creek Hundred, in said ceunly. in
the house known as ShOriman's Hotel, with the
privilege Of selling therein intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than quart be drunk the premises
The names Of the freehOlders recommending me are
James HendricksOR, Isaac s. Taylor,
}. G. BriniOD, Thomas Chase,
b. ). GOotee, William II. Burris,
II. C. Douglass, John 5. Brown.
X. l. CrOsslsy, Jacob Halman,
Nicholas Grewsr, Robert J. Thomas,
James MeClusksy, Charles Smith.
Edmund HinsOn, Aaron B. Morris,
B. IL Smith, J. J. Sem,
David Riley, ISAAC K SHORTMAN.
| Feb. 20. is74-4t.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
THE MARKETS.
M MARRIAGES.

sTkLTS-COLLINS-on inst the AppoquiHimink
NJ E. Parsonage. Townsend, by Rev @. W. Prettynan. Mr..
Isaac Mrs Cstharns Collins both Of Thoroughare
Neck.
sTEwART-S0W ELL-At the Presbyterian Parsonage, Do
vr Del Thursday evening" March 18th, 1874 By Rev. O.
Huntington. Mr.. william B. Stewart to Miss Emma Newell,
both OF Dover. Del.
EvAES-YoCNGBy Rev. J. 8. Aksrs in TAyorsvils, ILL.,,
February 18TH Mr.. Thomas c. Evans. Dover Della
ware Miss Tillis Young only daughter of Mr. James
Young.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

ITO THE PUBLIC.
l. Ia compliance with the second paragraph iihe
10Th section OF the "Aci regulating the sale of nuXI
eating liquors" passed at Dover. April 10TH 1873. /
hereby give notice that Monday. the S7th day Of
April next. shall make application to the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery then
10 be held at Dover in and for Kent County, for a
iceme to keep an inn tavern in United School
Districts Nos. go 80, 81 80 in the town Of Dover in
Dover Hundred, in said county, al and III the house
now occupied by me and known the Delaware
Hotel, situated the north sIde of Loockerman
street Of the said town, adjoining lands OF James M.
keEbn VIM Fisher and others. with the privilege Ot
seng therein intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises. The
names of the reehoders recommending my applica.
tion are
John II. Jones, John Brown,
F. WindOlph, John KERN,
Joseph Daily. John Mag.
J. NJ. Abbott, Robert Welsh,
Edm. Belling, my
VIM. II. Thomas, Thomas u Collins,
Patrick Lyons, mark
Geo. c. Shsich, Witnsss-RobeTt Welsh.
Joseph Mcdaniel. Jr.
SAMUEL MANN.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

C,,rroNl-In our changsable climate, coughs,
IL and diseases &c the throat, lungs and
c9us will always prevail. Cruel consumption
eli eli claim its victims. These diseases, II
,teudsd to in time, can be ARRESTED and cured W:1
The The remedy is DR.. Wistar's Bslaam OF Wild
CharrV,
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Far ,ale-my entire stock of Clothing.
c.ot's Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps, Trunks
vi u TaIises. Being now compelled to sell,
III Ill offer them at any sacrifice. Now is your
.hancs to make money, by calling at 5. IL.
fTshnls New Clothing House, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Commencing Saturday, February 14th, 1
ill sacrifice all my winter Clothing for any
,,ason.be offer. Lower fgures than any other
can sell. Post yourself on prices and then the call
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Watches, Clocks, Jc,oelry, and Silver Ware
Of svsry description, sold and repaired perfectly
by W. F. A. Woodcock, directly opposite
NJ. f. Church, Dover. Del.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Judgement Notes, Deeds, Bonds and othsE
Ranks, for sale at this office.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Law over the Deck. am still at the top.
Goods and princes better and cheaper than all
Otbsrs. and now l have to sell lower than ever
before, in order to close out my entire stock.
Don't forget this, but call on 5. i. Kahn at
The New Clothing Hall, Commerce 81: