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The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
Mary's 1Little Lamb"

A writer IN il the Springfield Republican
has had pleasant interview with:the1 req
Mary who had the little lamb, and who
related to him the incidents on on which the
Immortal poem vas based. The lamb wfas We
"a twin, thrust out of the pen by its unna-
tural mother. Mary took it home and
nursed it until well, and it naturally grew
into a great pet. One morning when it
was to go as usual 10 the pasture it could
not be found, and when Mary went sing
ing on her way to school it followed her /;
at the school house door she picked it up
and managed to carry. it secretly To- Der
desk, where she covered it up with her
sha ta:G But when called out to her SPELL
ing class the lamb got up too, and came
pattering after her, which made the chill
dren laugh, to see the lamb at school. It
happened on that morning that a young
man named John Rowlstor, the son of a
riding master in Boston, who was fitting
himself for Harvard, was at the school,
and few days after produced three verses
Of the poem. How it ever came to be
published Mary did not know, for the
young man died soon afrer, ignorant ofthe
of his verses. But the lamb
lived, and had five lambkins before it met
its death by an angry COW. Aside from its
memory there yet remains of it the residue
of a child's stocking, which is gradually
nm ra vollinn tn furnish MON nntooa for tho
many friends of Mary and her little lamb.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
ArrivalaAAIAkrI6sNoHsuss.

g. Morris, Chester CO.. uIL A9oltJ
H. NJ. Mcintyre, BALTIC. 4
Isaiah Law and Lady, Phila.
w. HBePsu Grk alEssL0gW
Chae. G. Rumford, vii.
Henry Flanders, Phila.
z Harry yWlsqn4pd 4.adEs 'N.fZI aJoI-
VIM. Burnsbley, Maryland,
j. 8. Prettymhn, Milford.
r. E. Rowell, Md.
y. 4sE9Shig gBalto9aoaa .JuW eaTGa,
L. W. Gibson, Dover.
F. B. Nichols, N!YHh
H. 8. Turner, Phila.
J. Az Wicker, Maryland.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE-I, CHARLES CANNON, in COM
~ pliance with the requirements of the
act of Asscmbly1in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing Jtrthe Court of. General
Sessions of the Peace apd Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of
November, A. d., 1915. being the first day of
he next November term of the said Court,
for license to keep an Inn' or. Tavern in
South Wilmington, in the Second Ward,
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
and state of Delaware, with the privilege OF
selling intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises; and the following frceholders re-
commendthe said application, to-wit:
Daniel Callahan Nicholas Jenny 4
Richard Booth Joshua Baker,
Amos Eastburn John p Ernest
Timothy Futty David Williams 81
John Kelly james Quinn
John George Hey Robert + Gamble
Hugh Quinn BF Townsend. tess
II u Mclntlrc George Powell
Robeit Id Taylor Henry Ientz III
Daniel OBarncs James McHuyh
]; + Townsend John Hammond
Michael Kenny Thos II Tally.
Samuel |. Fell William l. IIcald
Robert l. Pyle
oct.-tf CHARLES CANNON.
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sepN-tf
'I,AX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE

CITY AND sCHOOLTAX FOR 1875. =
The undersigned Receiver OF Taxes for
the City OF Wilmington, will be at
Ne. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day of July, 1875. between the
hours OF and II in the morning and FROM
ceiving Taxes. ~..l,7- - Lr1.l nV.
On all taxes paid during the mon tn of July
there will be a deduction Of five cents on
every dollar; and all taxes paid on OF after
the first day of August, including the first
Tuesday L1 September, shall be payable
without = ded action or addition as afOre,I
said, andall taxes unpaid on the day next
after the first Tuesday OF September shall
be Increased by the addition Of five per CEN
tum on the amount thereof,
EOMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District GLcluding all
North Of 9th street.(
Receiver Southern District lpclL ding all
so9Ih OF Sixth streetl aug. 23-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY',TAX
~ RAY EkS.-The undersigned collectors
OF county Taxes having given notice three
months ago that the taxes were due and
payable at that date, and whereas not more
than one-twentieth of the taxpayers have
paid any attention to,said notice the cOAec.
tors for their own protection will be Obliged
70 enforce payment according to law, which
gives the collectors power to collect with
cost IN ten days after they receive their
duplicates.
..'. JOS. L:;CARPENTER; Ja.,
A. GIVEN,
auS23-tf ..,.' . = Collectors,
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THE BO.lRD or TRIDE,
NO MEETING LAST EVENiNG,

~ Only few members of the Foam of
Trade met last cv n'ns 1T their rComN, and
after considerable delay it was determined
to postpone TIE annual meeting until this
even ny, when the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
KELIGIUl =.

There will he services in Asbur; NJ. f,
Church every evening this week. There is
cons d, rab'e religious intcres', and several
h.ve profcssed faith in Jesus.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
T OSEPII FOCT

las again opened Coal-Yard at Wost
ana ar water streets, which lie intends to rnm ,,
Water streets, where persons in ms,,a alla ~
EoaI ,s2i can DC supplied with the celebrateod vi
IN. lE.NIERPRlSE, which gives more satisfoc ~
u2n lhah any other Coal in the mark Of
roaei'. rersons leaving orders at either yard vii,
sep-'''hl JOSEPH rOUT.
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menf rsss1 saiSen snS pe1esa
Every arrangement for the care and com.
fort Of stock, track.hofses, sheep, swinea4d
poultry. I'
The grounds will open on TUESDAY, Oct
9Th, for the reception of articles and stock
for the exhibition. - ,iDD4
The track has been widened and improv-
el,ana Is now considered the very, best hall
will be odndilcted under the rules Sf lheNns
tional Trotting Association.
The managers refer to the excellent order
and dec0rum on the grounds heretofore as
an EVIDENCE Of their eirjeterminationt to main
Excursion tickets will be issued by the
p, w. &lB.R.K., ,admitting to the grounds,
good for the return trip only when HAVING
the gate-keeper's punch. These tickets are
sold to afford the public an opportunity to
visit the Exhibition, and will not be re-
celved for return passage unless punched
by the gate keeper. ,'I'l,,I
Special alarrangementsh haye been extended
by the p, W. q B. Railroad to parties desir-
ing ,tp become exhibitors, as follows: r g.
Articles and stock for exhibition will be
charged regular freight 10 Middletown and
returned free. : III GTs'sA
Exhibitors will please apply to agents of
the Delaware railroad for rates. >.,.e'' ~ -
1t is expected that Excursion Tick cts will
be issued by all railroads connected with
a. FULL BRASS BAND ire.
Will he present during the Fair.
RATES OF ADMISSION: i %. Il,
Single admission a 30 cents
Season tickets. 81 mn
Children underl2 70 conto
children, season tickets for so cents
Carriages, etc, saddle horse 25 cents
one or twO-hOrse carriage 25 cents
Admission to Grand Stand q cents
season tickets, admitting to quar- -
'el s.'e''l '. . 81 80
Books are now open, and every informa-
I,on cheerhlly given, by addressing the
WILLIAM r. COCHRAN, President
j. THOMAS BUDD, Secretary.
, Middletown, Delawaret.
sept29- -itd-ltw
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NOTICE-I, JOHN HARTMAN, in com
~ pliance with the requirements of b
act OF Assembly III such cases made al
provided, do hereby give notice that | sti
apply In writing to the Court of GenerI
sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
the State of Delaware, in and for the Count
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day.
November, A. d., 1875, being the first day I
the next November term of the said Court
for a license to keep an Inn or Tavem
the northwest corner of Lowering ayend
and Riddles Road, in the Seventh Wan
city ofWilmington, New Castle County,a
State Of Delaware, with the privilege ofs
ing intoxicating liquors in less quanid
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
ses, and the following freeholdeY rcM
mend the said application, to-wit:
William Barry, B Fritsch, .g.
Andrew Stewart, Ell. Rumf6rd
Hamilton Stewart, Josa Flanagan
Thomas j. Bowen, John DOEOhue,
Ezekiel Wecker, '''' A, FendlcL
Chas. s. Welde, 1,. John Wier,
William Hamilton, Adrien Hugues,
VIM. G. FoOrd. , Roger DonOhue,
Philip P. Tyre ~ Charles Doughertr
Louis Bartholomew, James Marigarnre!
II. Ahpens, .rY u. Michael Collins,
Samuel B. Bayles, NJ. J.. LichtensteD
VIM. j.. Bullock. B. +. Perkins,
Fredrick Schmid, ~ ~ ~.
Oct?-tf JOHN HARTM
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

.lAO;K OFFICES.

NOTICE.-At the last stated meetine of
nss shs Flss MssnsgaEs seSetv sA ngGn a Say
solved to pay,to deposito.s t1 per cent PER
being allowed ON fractimsl0 month, to
commence at the beginning OF the next fis-
cial year, and that the Treasurer give notice
of the increase Of the rate of Interest at
least three months before the end of this
year. .i"Gab
WILHTEGToN, Sept 2oIh, 1875, I.-.:.,ir,
ALBEIT w. SMITH,
! ysep0,n Treasurer WIS, F. Society,
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,PER6 ONAL.

Mr.. Clarence Silver, Of this city, has gone
to Florida, where he will spend the coming
winter months.
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\IOTICE-I. HUGH McGOvERN in am

NOTICEcI, HUGH MCGOVERN. in eom
IN pliance with the requirements of X
0fthes acto0; Assembly in such cases n mai NJ
end provided, dn hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court Of Gsn
eraf Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivetn
Of the State of Delaware, in and 70, N
G9q4nty of New Gastle, upon Monday, t6s
first day Of the eihext November Term Of q II, N,
sadd QouEt, fora licenseto keep an Inn I oi
the city Of New Castle, School District NJ
IS, New Castle Hundred, New Castle county]]
state Of Delaware with the privilege Of aS]
ing Intoxicating liquors, IN less quandds
than one quart, to be druhk on the ,rems.a
and tho fullowing freeholders recommend
the said application, to-wit:
4 c Gray,.rG. & Z Robert Murray
James MilmOt, John Carlin,
John Black, George Gray,
John. keegan, Giles Lambsor
~ >! His .npy- John Campbell,
Patrick X Flnegan, His
Mark John X Weldon,
John Connolly wit Mark.
G. b. Weggenmam, j. Faga n, wit
SeptN-3t
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
.svf Il. ,lEATH&eauIlr

Mabie Maud, daughter OF Nathaniel and
tNixsAsth O. HI Bayne, Ass6 Aysln aad
fSS FSSsssf $SriS sm 6s4 parents tssfdsSSsas
MaYkstr strestc Monday October atl4 - q
O'clock, p.A1!i roi2n altH 80 tSi g. g.,
tAFFER ty1s1dn1 1d1asl afsl tEts os asataaSSsts : Il y
,.her 9Th Yeer, Aafgarat d ugiteE1f J0hp
fss Be sslsA!ss s1sX sns,!$ ssS assaaM assaaM aAS aalL al
are respectfully invita- 70 attend TIE fuhef:
fT s5S5i4sa as5 s1
O'clock - ~ 9
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'I1UevyD0apHAJrAnon.sa
NeSeJb@$b37ikia1S eJ$b7ika1Ss {|Ifb bAA{RsfE!.,sRgRKE, i,

sJ@$b7kaas&s #lfb AlRsfEIs ls9 EEIsSa''g9kE N
the Act0e A1hs1nblyl In sudh e.lsnts ol
sppiy in wr!tinsl . tss eSis Sos tsas b sssI
SfsSlenl ,of t44 lReAce and gail Delivs.nsssfs lisnsfsi
ss ss'c q IN HS$
& SsSssss9ss sSs ne4s NSSe%@Bss @ R.ISs Is e.
Gsussi toEUiicseesV kssp% % ~ iSn :, ths ,ssd
SEl,s No A. 1@slH4Nnd sNVense ls T. ny. y
ess9ie sSdss. & saS sg,s y BsR ~
the privilege Of selling intoxicatinaar i. .Sith
s ;i
tlon. tewstaii odi gniyii Il ii '"l,GE1a.s GR,,s
ss,ssssd sss,ss: sadsissRR sMdaisR si|p SsSi;;p 3
y Kenrx P.aAvH vHi b1io9AerkiApes, 1c'... ", o.,
Msfsis h&%sa 4SB&as 4S$sn asssRajty
John Rouske, .iSWtsix. IvnsR1pgh, ~
BsfSafa af#E #idH, Rhssb fRs9Ij Rs3IIj5 r
Wiliia,e dorsey. i1i iJvSn UutSrse' 1ey 'N'
h9Ss5, aARSkEF M RisEh EisSshsn
NoTF'1IGSFbITi lS r.o kEEIS AN y eSnl
Of Assembly fn16ch caaes made 4 nd ~ nsnss ss
deds dn hereby.Gtg netiee that isiiallssSSIs. lsSI.
the Peace and Jail Delivery " III tle Syasa StSta
pelRwtarei i4 enH. for the County DIV Gf WI
Castle, upon Monday, the l5lI day Of fScyssNs n nss
bef, A. D., lS75, being the. fifSt div xxx
next Novemh4r term Of che said ;'S C,u,s W'9s e
a!M4ense ~ Keep an Inn or Tavern NJ.
New Castle County and rstafe III Drs 4 Ss,e ss1e.
With TIE lpttvilhge 9f selling tintoxIatl1nss
Sst Ss ,han ana aQ8s . q@s Sl
Ing freeho,dess recommend tile said appIju.
z Weggenma9nn, |, r,l Giles Lambson.
John Kelly, "4' James Wilm6t' \.
RnllD ni,o, I'm, Nm Herbert, :,
!: :.onert MurTay ;Ferdinand Leckte
Thomas tArly,o1i e3l Jn9 y Black;
Y, M,flptschumaker, LAO Gray, ,i..
y 'l'Hlla4tl lB'eHnllla4tlnt ntDn boil George Hewlett
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
PREHDOAAQC1AEEOM.

STANDARDIZATION.
4he Wilmington Preachers Association
held . regular 'meetixs yesterday mOrM9l
/mf4. .PauaIPN. R.Ebsreh, spd elected tie
following oniesrsi %tl Ne ensuing six
PresideS a e. MartindaliH
Vice Pftsldefe- sanderson.
1seerest.ii erest.i md fisll y s. -, ssyp'
herd. .,,,,,,.-,
and A. w. MIby.r:taszi sgssL 4
The NpestieS T. :Y'oaghS there to befany
change made bythe geteraK conference in
tbs'oaAce ofpresiaing eadef, /" was rcntinlesd
oSsr Si tie ysfti meeting, siter being dis,
cuSset, t,by the following inembefs: Rey.
Jos.E. Smith ypJ. b. Mann, A. W. Milbg
ssaays q: Mowbery:sd IN, s neYt Ne. 4,hgg y &
Willie held on Monday .Sis4 . ,srssI va
bgB sL.ttis -.-+-+--Is bsiGsT7sT
EPISCOPAL COyVOCAfTON.s s'dii. !
Pa aT..Lhns nseEW .G.=i.ti
TEE hORsHERN 6oNvoCATIoN lro-DAY.
The Northern Convocation Of tie EpisSas
palphhtch ofthis State will hold seriei
sf Interesting meetings, in Trinity Church,
this city, commencing this afternoon and
continuing to-dayand tol6orrow. ~ I
This afternoon an interesting discussion
upon the relation of the Sunday school to
TIE world aad the Church, will take place.
~. bo asul lan1poAlS ,ofi IN =
city Vim hold ahefr annual reunion, Bishop
Lee will preside, and the Bishop of New Jer'
sey will deliver the closing address. We'd
nesday will be occupied With frequent ser
mons. Bishop Lay, Of Easton, will preach
tho convocatian sermon at 1880 O'Clock
service, and addresses will be made in the
evening by Drs..Ghandler, Duane, Charles
Burk and etAessf kTT.EssEg
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05


RcEsrER, Nd
'n'l, a promi1I
: city has nj
Rask Passage on
York last Fl
eiHct,
rns We're found
fl of the ,,oo|
+ of Pond hay)
Y embarrassed
~ 5 are advance
|ncc.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

NOT1CE-Mr. FRAK MORSE is the rcgu-
~ larry authorized agent of THE HERALD
~ Wilmington. Persons will therefore con-
tract with him for advertisements, and no
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

nYSTERs! OYSTERS!!
~ For sale by JOS. ALLEN, l0l East 9th
street. Oct5-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

90 MILE RACE, The race between the
q horses of Perdite and William Morters,
will take place to-day at O'Clock. at Schut-
zen Park. ASBERRY PERDUE.
Oct1-lt
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
,NoTICE-I, BERNARD BONNER
c0mnlia ca with the rnuIlinnlPnll

Nc1lCE-l, bEnNA0D bON-NN
I IN compliance with the reqllirnle
the act of Assembly in such cases nlaq' \
provided, do hereby give notice thal !
apply. in writing I'd the Court ofGene'a1I
siOns of the Peace and jail. lelyery o, ol
State of Delaware, in ana }or the NJ, loui, y
| New Castle, upon MOnday, the hth y \
November, A. d., 1875, being the flrs, q q
the next November term OFT the salav
for license to keep an Inno Ia'et 81
the southwest corner or Fifth ana y
streets, being $40 East Fifth street. u
FOnrth Ward, city of Wilmington
Castle CUus ty ar d State df nelawaFe, Y,
the privilege ofrsclling intoXicallnsl,f Y
in Less: quantities than one quall,h ul,os
drunk on the. premises, and the l%9.g1 9...,
fre6h6Idels reconIflenH thesaid arp'is''
Robt. ,Carswell, John T. BarnrS',
Asher 'B, Logan, John McGonls",
James G, Baruey, Patrick Hrs'lon'
HenderSOnIScOtt, Thomas Mlrl"'
Francis McMonayie, Francis Kelly
w. P.Karr, John Burnside,
Bernard Doriahoe, II VIM. Robinson,
+. B. Kelly, 49,, Ia, Henry y, AlDe''
John II. Rgney, " Jas. 4. Hart,
AiexandetJ. Hart, J Daniel Regal,
iAolias -. EatOll, HSulS. r. Nd
James Mccoy, lrt-.i AleXa,iliIhrr ,lInrror; W.
'9at eta.tfn ttifann"s"p' e'', BtiRYAf;p tiGi!s f'B Boyy
NOTICE-I; ANDREW WlttahhLL1
~ compliance with the le1ultg"ai, u mad,
the act of A assembly in such cas,S s;,sa ,,,"i ii
provided; do hereby give houvtt hf.l',rt Of
shall apply in writing to the t"iI 9tIItT tTr
eral Sessions Of the Peace ana 'Mad 'nnd iOf
Of the State of Delaware, N an% 'ior tte
County Of New Castle, upon Mnn;"" ,n;". Tie
day Of November. a. d.; 1872, "r,Tf " # tp
day of the next November teT,,,M Tnn If IN
Court, for licep sc. tok keep an an ltTiW tTThin v
at No. Al! Shlpley street; N lllg i. llnuniy
city of Wilmington, New CaslIV aI rrjyiles
State of Delaware, with tit lass qu
selling Intoxicating liquors II lIrnnk o
ties than one quart, 10 pe - ,ahold,r
premises, and the following 'ttnr.wit:
ommend the said 'applicati,,n,,,, ,,,,moll. oll
Charles Schmith, +. b. b.;ri iC;uh,IL
a. Ricta, u,.. Saillu'i( i(ipIkr,
p. Lambert, JAM, EL.rI,cg,
Nathan Liebcrman, C"nrad, ME- !rrrc.
Leonard Hamann, Henla Triurk,
Herman Lange, GcoistS Taylor
William Keichlnann, koDetn, t,hIcr. n
Mlcllttci McShIy, ,,,,,s l. nli'
F.. j. McManus, Iilo,lt.i;.n win
John Brady, GhriS.!n GhriiS .u!nre,l,
Jacob Hammel, yoni1l ni1l'nnnShan.
+. l.. Rice, I; r;MW WILLIE
scpt30-d2wl AN NDhh" -
HoDs! COAL HoDs"
" .s1, p1nn1Es! ASH Elpp'
WOOD SAWS! WOOD sA"''
A large variety, for s" '"'
/. 1,g.a. JAMES = Bro
p , HardN'
p .oo ID -. !. q Ni Markets.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
|h''I and Bat

FrADELrn1A, D S,
la ball today, b
[o'd clubs, res,
p by 4.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
Marin

E. YORK, Sept.
I from Livcrpoc
land Isaac Bell
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
nRNIllgEae1N

PRITo0kAlsDl4kUfbA = on 1ditsIaeGllS ~
Mr. ssrnSSGE, 9 ESgs $GE p sx az ss Em%' Eaa
j. Lloyd.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
f'''ing ARA, ~,

! {rr"''ns r". Aara,
|, .,',.NosE, =. Oct. s..
\ Acln'icc enter,
\ a and met Geo,
|, 4: .c:0rcoran, VIII,
| a' a''NF' Mc1ntic,
l. o'ew IT. a pistol
|, ,.".e'il'g a paint
7 Wound
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
A Eatc,, ar

. A Eatcl, or
r'"ALfS, " Octobc
~ Bowen agai
| F'Dermott, and
y. the City cou,
|4'' called as G,
[i',' made arrangeu
f''''n of the suit,
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4 ROUND THE CORNER,

GOOD Mortgages of S2,0G0-s3, ,800-S5, 900,
" and $4,000 for sale by
Oct5-lt j. T. HEALD.
0YSTERS! OYSTERS!
Families and parties supplied with Oys-
quart or gallon, received. fresh every day.
Hoping to receive share Of your patron
age, shall endeavor to please.
ALLEN,
oct2 # l0l East Ninth street. !,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

- ! i y |u''. RI 80 :! W.
NEW FAIR GROUNDS,
NEAR M1DDLETOWN DELAWARE.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
+ OCTOBER, 6,7 and s, 1875.
The grounds are now being improved by
additional buildings for exhibitors Of stock
and q large and elegant building has been
erected for .I'-1
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT, AND
-. !rr FLORAL HALL! 'ru. -lr,1'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
Moody

Fw YORK; Oct
" and Sankc]
|0newhcre ii
n street to hd
EtAe expense
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The servi.,]

IT,, SefviRn
L,a', a,AADE, Oct. s.
the skuptschi,I
| !''eretety pu,.s,,e|
Y almost IN Amountt
|',m,.' the Prince.
E'''us Us, in its pu
F. The new Mid
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

MN M
the i
purs
by l.
|kings, |
to o.
! efor |
is run
||kanke.y
Or the
u Mel |
ere we
! Trea
d libe
|klyn, y .
|eius " |
|kester,
J Tslgr
|(orni'y |
(alioa,
|aphit I
|but sloa
kAeast vi
J
OlllIllitte
Loan cote
bi Dr.. Nc
kessful
EDoN, 0
fng peach
York., in
/ refriger .
being deli
pu
The
clSNATI,
within tn
the hors
d stables
private
itself in
|lccks of {
.tion 2,W(.
from the
Murtl|
ORD, N. |
at a man
at Penlbl
of the gil
y, and "
0uSe at
a(l ofth
ing abo|
c body W
Moody
oRK, Oct
I'd sanke
where il
Get to llc
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

| Mur(l(
fcoRD, N. |
Fhat a man
4 at Pen1bI
FER of the gil
fday, and II
at 4
The Morning herald., 1875-10-05

Pc head of tb|
morning abo|
Fe the body vi
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-11-06
sT"oI,oTS.

pieces or parcels ofland, being part of
lots included in survey made by j.
Baker Kearfott, representing the streets
and lots of Strinesville, now in the cor
porate limits of Martinsburg and the
said two lots aredesignated in said sur
vey as lots No. Is and 16, fronting on
High treet, and are in Block No, 5 of
said survey, being the same property
conveyed by p. N Hoffman End wife
to David Bowers bydeed dated Ju ly 3,
1874. and properly recorded. There is
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The departure of the Prince OF
Wales for India has one curious
Jesuit on certain classes OF proper
ty in England which has rot been
sufficiently Eotic d. 1t is well
known that some leases are made
10 run for number of lives and
the Prince of Wales, life has fire.
.luently heen selected as stand
ard, for the reason that his death
will Immediately be known. Per-
sons holding leases of this kind
have been .customed TO protect
themselves by insuring the Princes
life. Since the journey to India
has been arranged they have re-
ceived notice that the Princes life
will in the future be reckoned AS
axtra-haZardpus until he returns to
England. There is much charac-
terisiic grumbling among the
property owners interested.
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More Fortunate than Car.
ruth.
The Hartford Times says:

The Hartford Times says:
Curiously enough, another and
similar case exists here in Hart
ford, and it curionsly dates with
the shooting of Carruth-the pis-
Col ballet that entered Moses Bal
lerstein's forehead having beel,
fired last March, and about the
same time tn Lands shot Car
ruth, Mr.. Ballerstein, though he
5till carries the bullet in his head,
seems to have recovered, with the
exception that he is subject TO &C.
casional and fitful losses of memo
ry: and the wound has left no scar,
except a light depression in the
bone of the forhead.
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STATE NEWS.

There were thirty-slx deaths la
Wheeling last month.
Wheeling gave lodging to forty
eight tramps last month.
Ice has formed In Wheeling v
quarter of an inch in thickness.
Pumpt0wn is q new snburb of
Grafton.
A son Of Jesse A, Childs. OF AL
brightsville, Preston county, was
killed by n falling tree while
sehestnutling last week.
Capt. Cresap. OF Randolph and
Leonjdas ii. Johnson, of Taylor,
are the latest proposed candidates
for Attorney General.
Charles Common, a resident of
Muddy creek, Greenbrier county,
tell dead asst week at his homo al
ger eating a hearty meal. heart
disease.
The Marriage If Joseph More
lard, a Preston lawyer, and Miss
Ella Brown Of Kingwood, was AN
event of social importance last
week at the town named.
State Senator Bennett recently
lost pocket book Containing
$500 in cash and 81 200 in checks
on a Cincinnati bank, while rid
ing from Upshur Court House to
Backhannon.
Harvey Mari, tramp, and Geo
W. Brown, prisoners in the Mar
aon Jail at Fairmont, effected an
escape from jsil last Week. They
were not recaptured. Their Of
senses were trivial.
Julge James II. Ferguson, the
vel knew Third District lawyer.
5s Operating with the temperance
Dcopic Z. Cha rleston. He IL Su-
x.erstood to pe az a-pirant for the
position new filed 10y Hon. Frank
Hereford.
Our mountain ranges are filled
with hunters after bear and deer.
Che old story with reference to the
plentitude Of this game is told
again this season. Bruin and the
deer are becoming scarccr with
syery hunting season.
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DWELLING HOUSE

or one of the lots. This sale is made by
virtue of Deed of Trust made by Da-
vid Bowers and wife to the undersi IN
ed, as trustee of the Citizens Building
Association of the Town of Martins
burg, dated July 9th. 1874, and record
ed in the County Clerks Office of Ber-
kelley County, in Deed Book No. II.
pages 206 and 207, to secure an indebt-
edness to said Building Association
therein specified.
This sale will be made to accord with
the Constitution and Bylaws of said
Association.
Terms ma de known on day of sale
j. NELSON WISNER,
Trustee of Citizens Building Associa-
ton of Martinsburg. Zoe 22tds