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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

IA NEW CASTLE CouNTY. hpriI 18Th. 1s7s
. pon applcalion of Vim S. lllies, Executor of
Nhly llIli, late Of Wilmington Hundred In
StH county, deceased II is ord red and directed ly
We i!tgser that the Executor aforesaid give none.
81 w granting Of Letters u Admins rat on upon the
tNlhtt % tDt hecehsed, with tile date Of granting
wnn forty days from the date Of such ettersin siX
81 me most public places OF tine County, Of New Gas.
" requiring AL persons having demands against the
hs'ite 70 present the same, or ABIDE by an Act OF
Assembly III such case made and provided Ana also
cause TIE same TO he Inserted within the same perlnI
~ the DAILY COMMERCIAL Il newspaper published In
wilmington and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, cody S
Given under the hand and Seal OF Onlce NJ
H.. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New CaslIe In Nav
Castle County aforesaid lie day and y.ur
above written. $. e. BI(il;S' ,epJfstSsr a.
. MOTTO All persons having claims against the
Estate Of The deceased must present the same uuv
attestet to the Executor on OF before mn lgh
1876 or ale the Act Of Assembly III such ease made
anu prufhe,i. Nh. :. lILLE- Executor
H..II.,ss. ML.Lng-nIl. Dtl apr2l-3wend
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
CITY TIE M 8.

~" Their Name is Legion" may be applied to
those who die annually OF Consumption although
science has Of late years sensibly dm.hed their
number. II is gratifying to know that The general
use Of DR.. Wisar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry islarge-
~ instrumental IN attaining this end. and 81
a bottla, large DO tiles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
Suftinu HaIes.
DUBLTC SALE

A bSlGNEE'S SALE
"A OF LUMBER,
-,,, oN TU ESDAY, MAY 9TH 1914
VIII be sold the entire stock of F Uewas
corner OF Front and Pine Streets consist,ng az w.
90 M feet white pine boards.
~ " yellow pine plank,
II " oak plank,
~ white pine plank.
10 . white pine siding,
~ hemlock Jst. and sct
20 yellow pine noOring,
spruce j0ists.
~ :" yellow pine set,
100 sawed oak posts,
- NJ cypress shingles.
nj shaved pine Shingles
NJ sawed pine shingles
lumber wagons, carriage, pair lumber.>
whees, draft horses, carriage horse. l-,N
lumber sheds. frame stable, Sc; carriage harm
. sets wagon harness, shngle butter and ioi,ior
IRAN. Office and sign, Office desks office chair
bundle rope, stove, iron safe and letter press
CONDITIONS OF SALE: All sums under s,oo n
pc PAID cash on all sums over 800 ninety ,lnvs ,
be allowed by the purchaser giving bankabn ,,,
with approved endorser. '''e
saie TO commence at 10 O'Clock, a H.
Horses and wagons will be sold at O'Clock
THOMAS DARl 1NGTON
apr92, 24,2s, 49, 0my3 w.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
Mautfd.

-
WANTED-lMMEDIATELY, 3GOOD
w furniture fnlshers, at Ell
apr26 2t 220 MARK RT S TIk
w ANTED-TO SELL, ON ACCOUNT
w of parties leaving the State, good hn ,iness,
centrally located, good city ami country trade For
particulars Apply To ID. NJ. LOUD a co.
apr26,tf No. 4, East 81 street
MANNED 4 YOUNG MAN WITH
w several Thousand dollars capital, would Ike
engage IN mercant lie or manu- acturing business
with fair prospects of success as partner Address
CAPITAL,
ap,92-5t' This ON e.
WANTED-TO PURCHAsE A SEVEN
w roomed house, with modern i'm movements
desitahly located. most of the money to remain ON
mortgage. Can at 3I2 MA Xxx SrhkhT,
anr2O,6t Third story
INFANT ED-EVERY BODY 10 GALL
w at Mrs. NJ. K. Carlises' dry goods and trim.
ming store, at the N. Il. corner Of Filth and Madi
son streets, and purchase their dry good
aprl6-l2t
WANTED. = AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w coored man, who has had horses and car
riages IN charge and furnish satisfactory refer
ence., may find desli able situation by addressing
MARRIOTT W. S. IL, through the Post Unlce.
p. s.-Enclose references IN application.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

Also. a Full Line OF our Celebrated
Gold-Edge Silks, at $500, 2.25, ESQ
2.75, 800, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01

ruLIiSo A ToorH.-A hired girl
should 10 ingenious. One OF thom. In
the employ Of u West street family. has
discovered unique way OF extracting
teeth. She suffered nearly all OF lns,
week with an aching tooth, but did no,
have the courage 20 ~ TO a dentist.
Friday afternoons; troubled her 50 much
~ 10 force her 10 look about for RENE
jy. and she finally kit upon "a plan.
With a piece OF stout twinc she made a
loop which she put about her tooth.
Then she took bit oi soap and rubbed
1t ON the floor opposite tho back door.
Then she took u position on the soape'l
boards, 20 as 20 make the twino nearly
taut. and commeneel to lean back.
When she had acquireda figure OF about
for.y-fvo degrees, the soap suddenly
took hold. and she came down on the
floor with such force us to knock u pair
Of ten dollar vases from u mantel up
stairs. And there she sat reaching out
for breath. whom the aiirightsd family
made their appearance. while the Offend
cd tooth dancled from string against
the door. She suffers no more from tho
toothache, but 1t will DO sometime be-
fore she can wear bustle.- DaRbay
AsfS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01
a. McBoYLE & CO.,
Dr.ssi.,. and Chemists, ~ss fr.sci-rs.
SOLE rEosyH,EToas.
To the Public and Stockholders OF
the wood,ille Consolidated
silver Mlnin: Company.

o,ISCg TIL. RECENT IMPORTANT pg
y,lb,uieEts In the MoodVillc Cor saltdaivd
Silver Minins Company's mine, Injurious "
prr,r have sscn indn.tricu.t, cifcuiaivd b,
.,u,s ,,f our near ncighhor- thai the Moulyilir
,'on.cli,lAtsd Silver Mining Company have M
little tn their property. and that tie Justice ar,
the rightfgi owner-.
W. ire Directors Of the woolsillc Ccnsoli
dated silver Mining csmrrny, in sn-wer.
u.ks the following Declaration OF isci- con
errninr oar iitis 10 the -ali property;
Pir-t-That the title " psrsect, hcing an
IInit.i state. Paicat for the sinsl Woods Vile
eisim, con.i-iips of ysixisD feet, iyla: al,lo-t
psrsiIei with snd nrst east OF the Ja.tier
eiairn ~hich ps'cnt u now ON record IN VIZ
NS.-o,IEWe own hy purhs.e. forming the
e,n.oud,tion, the south w,sdvire, the Co.o.
the Hyde ani Barre. the Rarl.dei. and u.
I'ear-an all Of whleh lay pan.ilsl With and
adjoining the Original Patented Wcsdsine u,
regular order On the east. AMI are andispuie'i
rlsims aud locations. not conflicting with any
lpeatloa whafeser except the old frarman
claim Of epxssp fecf. which cover. the iu-fite
and the greater p,.,len OF ne Meea'ille con'
and va. loes'ed hftecn dAys bciorc the Justice
mine. Ths said claim has rsrftet title .. all
n esyers This title wa have acquired By pur.
chase. aud nos consolidated with the original
ro, proof Of which We re:sr,o the rrcri.
of yIrsIn,s civ. Nevada. or TO the otace o. the
WooiyiIle Consolidated silver Mining Gun
pany In this city. shsrc original pa'eats snd
e RoBsRT SHERWOOD. fre.idca,;
wM SHERMAN,
Jas II. Ike.
=. ". PEARSON.
u. "a. MAYNARD.
W. n. IInlxAS. Secretary. soi Calliernis
sirset. Nan Francisco, Cal ie' I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01
MY CREED.
nj ruxopoRE rIlToS.


A. other rsn have ercet.. 90 ihsvc mine.
kecp the holy iaiih In tod, IA uAn.
And IA the anreis nnlnisirsnt between;
hold % aus trie cGrrch VI All trus souls,
whose esgrehiy seal IL neither bread h"E
wine.
Nor layin. on Of kands. hoe holy OIL
Bat only the anolItins OF 0od's graeo.
Iha,s all king. and es.,s sad rank of birth.
ror all the sons Of man are sons oi1o
&. Nor tmps b-,gar het Z. nobly bern,
Nor wears a slave 4 yoke nor exsr crown
That makes HIN less " more than Just Man
4 love nay eoahiry and her righteous eanss,
so dsro not kcsp silent of her Al,
Aud Alter ffcedoHn Tas, her bsll. iins Pcseei
lova osc ~oraa win sholy are.
Whsn revere AZ pr.ss'ess 10 my house;
sisrd With wonlsg.ug ave before my baber.
TIL they IebGLo me 20 a nob,er He.
ksyp hithInl friSndshlp With nv friend.
Nhofn loyally I servc before myssl:,
I ock nv Zip. too eloss To tel le,
Ivan ~ bands TO, white 10 touch brlee;
l.~. 20 .,sl debt csnnst pay
Save onJ the cs- men ought TO owe.
wthai, each day. e-fore the blessed lieascn.
spcs wid. the chambers os the soul,
AID pray the Iic,y Ghost 10 eater Ia.
ThGs real. m. f,lr confession % ny faith:
80 eT.-.,i with contradictions oi my life,
Tt.t nos way God forl.iye the written lie
Yet .tiifby help OF hin, WHO hslpe'h ricn.
fse- two ~orlls. and fear bot IFS nor death
o. Father, had me BY the hand' Amen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01

"MAaY hal a little Lamb" Non.snss
sho couldn't.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
eVCOPY.
Published March %, 1875. !

NtlAf Elt
AN ACT to amend Chap. lSi OF the Revised Stat
utes, entitled OF inqucsts of the dead
The people of the State OF Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate ana Assembly, do enact AS fol
lows.
SECTION l. Chapter one hundred and eighty
-four asa of the Revised statutes entitled "Of in
quests OF the dead, Is hereby amended by add
ing thereto the following sections: &" Section
fourteen (1i1. In each and every county in this
State whose inhabitants exceed In number ten
thousand, all the duties in the foregoing
lection. of THIS snap,sr required mr. peoe TO-
shall he performed by the Coroner of such coun-
", and such Coroner Is hereby invested with all
the powers of Justice of the Peace in taking in
quests by virtue OF any of the provisions OF TINS
chapter, and shall have and exercise exclusive
Jurisdiction and power in taking such nqnests
In his county, except In case Of inability to at
tend to such duties caused by his sickness or
absence, in which case the same may be per-
formed by any Justice of the Peace of such
county. See. fifteen 30. Such Coroner shall be
paid quarterly out of the county treasury OF The
proper county for the performance OF all his
official duties, and in lieu of all other compensa-
tun n salary TO be fixed by the Board oi super
yisors Of said county; and such Coroner shall coi-
lccl for all official services which he may perform
except in eases Of inaucsts) such fees rs he Is
now by law entitled 10 receive, and shall AT the
end of every three months under oath report and
pay the same To the County Treasurer OF said
county. Sec. sixteen 40. Ii shall be the duty OF
| the Board of Supervisors of such county to pro
vide for the use of such Coroner suitable Office
room at the county seat OF the county, ana l,
| shall he the duty of such Coroner 10 Keep IN
| his said office proper books containing records
| OF all iuquests by him held, setting forth
| the time and place OF holding such inquests
| and the names OF the jurors serving thereon,
| together with q bret statement of the pro-
| ceediugs thereof. Sec. seventeen I'D. Before
entering upon the duties OF his Office every
| Coroner who is Ivy virtue OF this chapter author
lied aud required 10 take inQucS's shall deliver 10
the proper officers Of his county bond subscribed
| ny Two or more sufficient sUteutS. In such penal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
MULTUM IN PARvO.

Uneasy rests the head that has no new
spring bonnet.
1t is now safe to give your Arctic
overshoes to the poor
And yet another. The Omaha Herald
calls them "word- cracking bees"
Carlyle is not a tit man for a census
taker. lie says" England is populatcd by
40, 600 900 souls mostly fools'
A Northern man who wintcred in
Florida brought home | So, 450 flea bites
and an aligator's tooth AS trophies Of his
visit.
"A Yokohama letter Of March 9, to the
Worcester Mass Spy, says that the win
ter in the islands had been the coolest for
fifteen years.
Before all our centennial celebrations
are finished the history of the Revolution
will have repeated itsclf-on.paper-a good
many times.
When motion to clay on the table"
prevailed in the North Carolina Legisla-
lure member walked forward and laid
the bill on the table.
The Progressire Farmer insists that in
no way can you as well impress upon II
horse the fact of complete subsection to
the will of the master ~ by riding him.
"A boy is u blessing until he puts on
pants From the period OF the first rent
in his trousers dates "A feeling in the ma
ternal breast that is not wholly alice
donate.
Philadelphia brags of having the most
cleanly servant girls. They always hire
out with the understanding that the mis-.
lrcss is to do the dirty work.
In the spring richer crimson comes
Upon the robins breast;
In the spring the wanton bed Thug
Seeks the leg that tastes the best.
--CtRcinAdtj Times.
"A single pound of feathers is Just as
heavy Ms pound OF lead, but twenty five
pounds of feathers in tick, in narrow
and crooked hallway, is about as heavy rs
2lS pounds OF lead, --DaRb,ny Ne'rs.
The Lyons On. " RcpHbiicaa reports
that there is farmer in Phelps, Ontario
County, who has on hand the wheat prod.
net of his farm for the past -four years, re.
tuSug to sell from time 20 time because h,
believed wheat was going higher llis
giAnarios and every available place in hi,
barn ana other outbuildings are occupied
and there are piles of wheat in his garre
and elsewhere in his house. He has " sci
his stake, " he says, and will hold ON to hi,
wheat until it brings the price he ha:
named To himself "it il isn't for fort,
wears. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
Published March %, 1875.
CHAPTER 2Sr.

AN ACT to authorize County Boards of Super
visors to alter the boundary lines of villages
heretofore incorporated by special acts.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows
SECTION l. The County Boards of Supervisors
of the several counties of this State are hereby
authorized and empowered. upon the application
of majority of the Trustees of any village here
tofore Incorporated by special act of the Legisla-
ture. to change the boundaries OF such village
fixed by the charter thereof.
SEC. 2. Notice of the time and place of hearing
such application shall have been published at
least three weeks prior TO the time of hearing
such county, and If there be no such newspaper
published in said county such notice shall be
posted up at least twenty days in five 90 OF the
most conspicuous places in such village, and
copy Of such notice shall also be served on the
Town Clerk of any town which may be affected by
such alteration, at least fifteen Q5) days prior to
such hearing. and no order shall be made by such
County Board changing the boundaries Of such
village until due proof be filed with the County
Clerk Of such county that such notice has been
given rs hereinbefore provided
SEC. g. No such alteration shall take place
without first submitting the question OF such
alteration 10 vote of the legal voters OF such VII
lage, to be taken at the annual charter election OF
such village and ii majority OF all the votes cast
Al such election on that subject shall be in favor
of such change ii shall be the duly OF the Prcsi-
dent and Clerk of such village to certify the same
to the County Clerk of their county. who shall
thereupon enter of record such order of such
County Board of Supervisors, together with such
certificate. and transmit to the Secretary OF State
acertifcate certified statement Of the boundaries
of such village, the boundaries of which have been
SO altered.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be in full
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 3, 1875. COPI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06

year, 20 any enc school. or to the two schools OF
one town, Incorporated village or city: Proridsd,
horecty That high school district OF larger
population than 400 shall be entitled to receive
1t the rate d SEQ additional for each additional
5000 population: Ind prouided further, That no
high school district, town, incorporated village
less the appropriation and expenditure foi
the high school or schools, on the part OF snch
district, town, village city. has been exclusive
O. the amounts required by law to be expended
Tor common school purposes. Such State AID
shall be paid from the State Treasury on and aft
or the first dav Of December of such year.
SEC. ID. II shsll be the duty of the superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction carefully 10 ex-
anime the reports made to him annually by Coun-
ty and City Superintendents, relating to high
schools established and maintained under the
the amount paid by towns to academies and col
leges for tuition of pupils therein under the
provisions Of this act, and after fully
he shah make certificate to the Sec
rotary Of State showing what towns or districts
are entitled to aid from the State under the pro-
visions of this act, and the amount to which each
such towns or districts are thus ntitled; and it
Is hereby made the duty OF the Secretary OF State
upon the receipt Of such certificate, to issue his
warrant upon the State Treasurer, payable to the
Treasurer OF the town or district entitled 10
receive the same, for the sum thus certified as
due and payable to each such town or district;
and 1t shall be the further duty OF the
Secretary Of State annually to include In
the State tax apportioned to, the several
counties of the State all amounts thus
certified to him by the Superintendent OF Public
Instruction as due and payable under the prOvis-
ions of this act which sum shall be assessed and
collected in the manner other State taxes
are collected
SEC ID. There Is hereby appropriated annually
out of any money in the State Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, q sam sufficient to meet the
expenditures authorized by this act: Pr0rided,
That not to exceed 5,ot1 shall he drawn from
the State Treasury for the purposes of this act
during any one year.
SEC. Is. The term high school district, where
used In this act, shall be deemed and held to mean
and include the territory united in the mainte-
nance of a free high school under the provisions
of this act.
SEC. IT, This act shall take effect and be in force
| from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March s. 1873 ip-COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
Published March %. 1881
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT relating to and amendatory Of Sec. 3
OF Chap. 302 OF the laws Of Wisconsin or 1873,
entitled An act for the better organi cation of
the militia of the State OF Wisconsin"
The people of the State of wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact AS follows:
SECTION l. That Sec. of Chap. 2O2 of the
laws of Wisconsin Of 1873, entitled IAN act for
the better organization OF the militia OF the State
OF WISCONSIN, be amended so rs to read rs fol
lows Sec. 3. Each company or battery, which,
on inspection, shall prove TO be properly organ.
lied, as provided by law, and which shall
have made all returns which under the laws of
this State they required To make, shall receive
out OF the general fund OF the State on warrants
issued by the Secretary OF the State the sum OF
800 per annum, which shall be in fun compcnsa-
tien for rent OF armo.y pay Of armorer and keep
ing in repair the ordnance and ordnance stores
furnished such company or battery, and no allow
ance shall be made hereafter for said purpose by
the County Board of Supervisors of any county,
except for rent and pay due and unpaid before the
passage of this act: Py0gided, Thatno more than
twcntyfour companies and batteries shall be or
ganized In this State.
SEc. g This acG shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Approved March ~, 1875. COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
Published March %. 1875. !
CHAPTER 900

AN ACTto appropriate 500 to each industrial
society of the State holding an annual fair.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, represent.
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol.
lows:
SECTION !. There IL hereby annually appro-
priated 800 to each industrial society of the
State holding an annual fair and reporting to the
Secretary of State and the Secretary Of the State
Agricultural Society, as now required by law for
county societies.: ProUidsd, The receipts of
such annual fair shall amount to $780, and to not
more than two societies ia any one county.
SEC. q All acts and parts of acts contravening
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
SEC. B. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 5, 1875. eFy"COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
[Publis he'd March %, 1851
CHAPTER 315.

AN ACT to provide for uniformity and the free
use of textbooks in towns and cities.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
SECTION I. The qualified electors of any school
district or of any town in which the township
system of school government has been adopted
may by legal vote, and the Board of Aldermen
or Board of Trustees of any city or incorporated
village may by ordinance or resolution, author
izc the School Board or Board of School Di-
.ectors Of such district, town orincorporated city
or village to purchase textbooks for use in the
public schools, said text books to be the property
of the district, town, village or city SO purchas
ing and to be loaned to pupils or otherwise fur
nished to them under such conditions and regu-
latlons as the aforesaid school authorities may
prescribe.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 5, 1878. sY"COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
/" ACTS OF GENERAL INTEREST,
Published March q. 1881
CHAPTER ga,

AN ACT to amend Sec. one a. Of Chap. al OF the
General Laws Of 1851, said chapter being an act
to amend Secs. -. ~, II and % Of Chap. Is OF
the Revised Statutes, entitled "Of the ASSESS
rnent and collection of taxes" and Sec. OF
Chap. 3s6 Of the General Laws Of 1860.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin represented
In Senate and Assembly, do enact M follows:
SECTION l. Sec. one ~ Of said chapter is
hereby amended 30 as TO read n fcllowp. to-wit:
Sec. seventy five (75) OF Chap. eighteen us) OF
the Revised Statutes, entitled OF assessment and
collection Of taxes" IL amended SO as to read as
follows: Sec. rs In case any person shall refuse
or neglect to pay the tax imposed on him, the
Town Treasurer shall levy the same by distress and
sale OF any goods and chattels belonging TO such
person wherever the same may be found within
his town. and II sufficient amount OF such prop
erty cannot be found In such town the town treas
urer may levy the same by distress and sale Of
the goods and chattels belonging to such person
wherever the same may be found in the county
or in any of the adjoining counties in this State.
SEC ,. This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after the passage and publication
Approved March 5, 1875 iE- COPY.