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POLITICAL.

The Catholic World applaud4sthc
Presidents Des Moincs speech as man
ly and vigorous, and expressing "tht
common sentiments of the American
people" What the President demands
it says, is precisely what Catholics
have demandcd-frec schools, where
education lis "unmixed with seetariau
pagan or atheistical dogmas." and after
a long review of the subject from a
Roman Catholic standpoint, it sums up
thus: ave agree with the President
First, no 'sectarianiSm' in our common
schools, and therefore mot one dollar
to our present system of schools, be-
cause they are sectarian. Second, mot
one dollar to pagan schools, in which
God is ignored. ThlId, mot one dollar
TO 'atheistical schools, in which God
is denied in the name of science false
ly so called"
The Holmes County (Ohio) Democrat
has hoisted flag for 1876 with the fol-
lowing inscription on I: For President
Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio; for Vice.
President, Andrew G, Curtin, of Penn
sylvania. The Clcarfield Republican,
noting the nominations, says: "Well,
we would fight under that flag with q
will, knowing that in the event OF
success, of which there is no doubt, we
would once more have a restored Union
and prosperity everywhere.
The proposal to send pledged dele
CATION from New York to the next
republican convention does not meet
with much favor. The Utica Herald
says of it: "Che demand for delega-
tion from this State to the republican
national convention without pledges
to any candidate, but with instructions
against third term, gains force day by
day. Fair men agree that only thus
can harmony be hoped for in the par
ty."
A reporter having asked General
Sherman for an expression of opinion
as to whether sectarian issues would
affect the next presidential election,
replied: "Ob, l wouldn't for the
world say word about that. 1t is a
thing about which people ought not TO
speak or even to think. l believe in
the constitution of the United States,
and the ten commandments. That's
enough for me-"
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EITTER-sWEKr.

Tne Chicago Pension Agency s,..d.,
WASHINGTON, December s7-A lot.
tef IN the New York San some time
ago, charged that Miss Ada G. sweet
pension agent at Chicago, had been
9iackmaiied by Senator Logan. United
states Marshal Campbell, General
haocecks Father -in-law, and others
VINO procured her appointment Miss
sweet mas written a letter to Senator
Logan, In which she eSonerates him
een.i,eiy, but will not deny that She
mas peen freely bled by others, who
nave been named. Miss Sweet states
IN her letter TO Logan that her own
Personal interests have impcratiyely
uenanded her silence on this subject,
ana she denies it for his benefit now
al tne rlsk of her tenure of Office II
nss long been known that Miss Sweets
olnce In Chicago, which PAYS her eight
or zen thousand dollars wear. has
neen @ me object of envy to a great
many faithful Republicans in that
olly, ana 1t is claimed that Miss Sweet
Mould share her reward with those
VINO assisted her to procure it.
what nonsense it is to give Miss
c"eet or any other youag woman
sio,oVV a year That salary would be
suhcient to provide for three or four
deserving families.-GAzET1y
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The south and the Centennial,

~ Dr. Redtield, correspondent Of the
II v-nchnatl Commercial, who has been In
the south almost continually for several
years, and who consequently knows
whereof be speaks, writes:
l nave been struck with the rnanim.
lty Of purpose manifested eyerywbere
70 visit Philadelphia next year. In Sou.
thern towns | hear more .said about il
ana more plans laid to go to Philadel,
PIMA next year than in the North. In
PROPORTION to population, colored people
excepted, | think there will be as large
an attendance from the Southern Stats
parhculail ly the Eastern Southern States
IS from the North. In all my travels in
me South | have heard not one word
spoken preJudicial to the Centennial.
lave lave seen very few articles in a very few
oouthern newspapers which bresthed
an unfriendly spirit, but eomnared n
the bulk Of the Southern press these
ehceptlons are not one to u hundred "
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Htyf tCh[S.

DROPUsALS FOR LIGHTING, EXITING.
uishing and cleaning the City Lamp
for The year ls76.
Sealed proposals will be received at tic
Clerk's Office until ) o'c' ock p. NJ, Thur. dhy
Dec Both. 1873, for lighting exiinguishng aud
cleaning the pubic .ampe of the City, fer
The year 1876. The amps 10 be lighted and
.Ntinguised every night in the year The
iime for lighting and eX,inguishing TO be fur
nisned by Chairm.n of the COMMITTEE Tie
lantern % be taken of the post and washed
Win soap and water at least once in each
Ween. lac Contractor to furnish all matches
ior light ng and materials for washg the
lamps.
Payments viii be made monthly with one
months pay retaine1 by the city. for the
faithful performance of contract and the
work NUT be done to the satisfaction of the
Committee,
Bulls will be received for III. whole city,
or single Districts
Tile right 10 reject any or all bids is re.
served by the the Committee.
\. BICkTA.
ucr2'N Chairman Lamp Com.
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PROPOSALS.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CIIEf EEGINERR'S OPflCK.
No. 1000 Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. 17,h. ls7a

WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. 17th, $50.
PROPOSALS for laying water pipe under
the bed OF the Chrstiana and Brandvwine
'reeks at Wilmington. Delaware. will be re-
celyed al the Water Department Office. til
THURSDAY DECEMBER G0;h. 1875, at S
o..cidck' l.. M for laying cast iron water
pipes. twenty 900 inches Internal diane Ter.
weighing two hundrnd and twenty pounds
per lineal foot OF good strong iron un Ter the
beds Of and acr' IS the Christians and brandy
VINE Greeks. lnavigabe streams. Across the
Christians at point east of and near Third
street bridge across the Brandywine at a
poinnt north of and near Eleventh street
bridge, both points to be designated by the
Chi't Engineer. The pipes must be laid with
q sufficient number OF wat r tight flexible
JOINTS to avoid any undue strain upop the
pipes. The Joint TO be approved by the Chief
Engineer and Water Committee; each pipe
10 have two Jugs cast near the Joint of suffici-
ent strength to admit of the shrinkage OF two
wrought iron links 10 secure the Joints The
tor " pipes when laid must be at least two
feet below the prsent beds Of creeks, except
at channel where it will be required to be
six feet below the beds of creeks and covered
With the material taken from trench to con-
form with pre-. Mt beds of creeks. The pipes
70 ne laid al such points az shere as may be
designated by Chief Engineer. Ike pipes
when laid to be subjected to IIydrostatic
pressure OF. three hundred (sA1) pounds per
squire inch and water tight under that pres
sure.
:, AHe .etance across the ChrEtlaDh ls about
thr.e hundred and seventv-five $3.50 feet
and the distance across the Hrandywine three
hundred and fifty $50 feet The contractor
will be required to furnish all the material,
labor. tools. implements and machinery
necessary to complete the work of LAYING said
pipe.
profles Of the bads of creeks will lie fur
nished by the Chief Er ginecr. The contrac-
tor will state price per 'enial foot laid Work
70 Commence on or beiC re the lst day of May,
SIC, and the same TO he com nIeted nv The
18th day of July following. Satislactory Sc
curly will be required for the faithful rer-
forulsnce OF contract.
The right to reie,ta,y or all bids will he
reserved
F0r iurther information apply ~ 1900 Mar.
ket street. Wilmington. Del.
ALLEN RUTH.
decl,to,O Chief Engineer.
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Brtst0W ne6an.

lne charge made by Babcock and
his friends that Secretary Rr;stoa, ~ !.
connected with the whiskev frsna, - :,
pronounced by.him false and mslic;o,a rI %
ne lnvites the closest scrutiny into ali
ms omciai acts, and particularly those
relatlng to the prosecution of frauds
upon the revenue. ''"uu
1t is ascertained from reliable sources
tnat Secretary Bristow does not know
Hobart. of Cincinnati, with whom tbe
inter Ocean charges he always STAYED
when in that city. W
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NOTICE.
IN WILMINGTON. DEL. Dec. 81, lS7j.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co., of the state Of Delaware,
formerly of mill Creek Hundred), will be
held at the office OF the Company. No. s3j
Market street. wimin yton. Del :, en- Monday
the 10th day OF January, 1S1G. at 10 O'Clock. A
NJ. at which time the election for seventeen
Managers OF the company will be held, and
one years interest on all deposit notes ill
be payable. The Agents OF the Company are
authorized to receive the dues of the menl-
hers. l.. c. STOTSESBURG, President
w. \. LAMOTTE, Secretary. dec23-tm
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STREET RAILWAY FARIs.. There is much
said in Philadelphia about reduction OF
fares in the street cars to .fN cents. They
cite five cents as the rate in the New
York cars. In Philadelphia an exchange
ticket is sold for two cents extra. This
IS not done in New York, and perhaps
makes the fares in Philadelphia about
the same or less. We have heard that
there is more money to be made at the
tive cent rate without exchange tickets
than at the present charge.
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81 THBRoYAL V1sIToR.- R.-TheEmpcror
of Brazil, during his visit to this coun
try TO attend the centennial exhibition
will be entertained by the Brazilian
Minister. The Marquis of Lorne and
his wife, the Princess Louise, who is
a dauChter of Queen Victoria, will
also visit the centennial exhibition,
and it is intimated that they will be
the guest of Sir Edward Thornton resi-
dent British minister, during their
stay in the United States.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

WEST NIRGINIA's QuorA or ARMS. =
Congressman Faulkner has addressed a
letter to Governor Jacob apprising him
that there are $4,000 to tho credit of
West Virginia ON the books of the War
Department, but that this sum cannot
be drawn in money, but may be drawn
in arms of such quality and character as
may be indicated whenever it is the will
and pleasure OF the State to make de-
mand for them,
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The Indianapolis Journol makes one
more fon. When Senator Morton was
taking more money his organ
thought that was all the country
wanted. During the last campaign il
thought immediate resumption was the
thing now it says The repeal of the
resumption act. and then hands off; is
the platform of the people. They want
no unlimited greenbsck or interconver-
tihle bond schemes.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

WHAT Would BEcoxE or TAIM.-Tne
legal tenders arc irredeemable." if we
credit hesSrs. Ben. Butler and judge
Kelley. What then would become of the
millions of these notes if the legal tend.
'f clause were stricken out: Would
they not depreciate in the hands Of the
people, and become wor+hloy,s
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ny oTlGE--At the last stated meeting OF
~ the managers OF the w ilmington Sav
ings Fund Society, it was on motion resolved
Is pny to the Depositors 5lS per cent per an
mum, calculated monthly, no interest being
allowed on fractions of a MONTH to commence
at the beginning Of the next fiscal year and
thai the Treasurer give notice Of the increase
Of tho rate of interest at least three months
before the end of this year.
ALBERT W. SMITH, rreas'r,
W. 8. r. Society.
ilmington, Sept. 20. 1875. 10 lal
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DRoPusALs FOE fCRNIsHISG Coz L
l. Oil
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
ClerS's Office. CITY Hall. until & o,clock p AZ
Thursday, Dec. 3Gth. ISIS. for furnishing COO !
OIL for the use OF the City for the year lS7G
Proposals must state the price per gallon
he ommittce reserve the right to reject
any ana all bids. A. BICkTf,
uet91-ft Chairman I.lmn Com
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NOTICE.

n VIIOE' ,Y
~ WiLMINC TON, DEC 25d, 1873.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders o.
the " ilmington aud kennett Turnpike Co
WI @ 0e held at The office OF the President,
No. COS Market street wilmington. Delaware
on MONDAY, JANUAki Sd, 1876, at 3 o..
clock, T. M, at which time ten (l0) Manag-
ers will be elected to serve for the ensuing
year. J. POULSON CHANDIFR
dec.4-dOtwlt Secretary h Treasurer,
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SheriR's saIe.


RY virtue of a writ Of ys,d;t;,..p
Sal. 70 me directed. will be exposed 10 I1PsTn. Pti
New 'ne ffenises near Bear Sts.jons sOin ~
Delaware. 1 on hundred New Ca',ls ui sSuD;a =
THURSDAY.
The 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. y. ~.
Atl2 O'Clock, NJ, 49,
viz: '0eu personal property,
, head Of horses, ) cows, l heller co,..
hogs, Pigs, Interest in corn .aiyet,
IN tn, 20 acres OF Wheat, GermantoEn Vseres' Wsses
arain a Tsason, sap combined reaper and move, ssVS
& &caltlvators, pair of twin harrov, P.vog1s wsss1
anu ston plough harness. crrrage harness: "iO rim
&C. Also. Household and Kitchen in,n;,, snEVe,s
Seized and taken into execution =. ~.
saJ p1T"er'y OF Richard I. Appeby, and 10 ne I.
s,,r WIN. IL. LAMBSoN, sAe.if.
sherid's Office. New Castle,
december IS, 1875. dee,o.2,w,.
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ELECTIoS.
~ A c'ing OF the Stockholders OF the
Wilmington ana Phiiadelphia Turnpike Co,
will be held in the Directors hooin, Insti.
tute, on the Sd day OF lst month, (January)
1876. at p. NJ, when an election Tor len
managers will take place.
Il. TATNALL, JR.
uec2i-eod&wte Secretary.
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SBERIFF'S SALE
y by, virtue OF writ o,r.
at'Gssd fse prsm.d, s s exposed Pabhs S h ST. +
Clay Creek Hd.. in nS%0Ss Se%0 SS.,,il Mills. in White
ware, on NHstle County, DALI.
NM WEDNESDAY.
ihh 18TH DAY OF DRcaMRyR -.
81. At Two O'Clock. p, n, i''"
viz: N''oeo fersonal prope~n
single hlsIsss hssns,2 mill Ims; wagon, carriage. Sc.
kets. whips, wagon jscE. %, lot ~ tfooe, 3 blap
White ana 1o oats; lot of corn meal, vail yeioHO lot
ures soys ,Os Of saiR stu rop. bsrfe mss. an
harness. &c. W "'e' set Of doub,.
nrono,,I Sei1ed and taken into execution , :,
soId SpPGrv byv OF Edmond l.. Candy. md +, to % b.
sherit's Odice. New ca. de. , '-'
--'.>>- oAloeE <'' 1919. dec; Raw,
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objection NOTICE.

NOrIcE.-Th undersigned two OF the
~ Commissioners appointed in and by an
Act OF the General Assembly OF the State OF
Delaware entitled "An ct to incorporate
the Ferry Rolling Mill Company" to re-.
ceiye subscription 70 the Capital Stock OF the
said Company and to open books for thai
purpose hereby give notice that they viii
open the books and receive subscriptions 10
the SAID Capital Stock agreesbly to the pro.
Vision OF the said Act OF Assembly. at the
Office OF Messrs. Harrington 4 Hoffecier. At
tornevs -at-Law. Exchange Building corner Of
seventh and Market strees, Wi mington. Del.
aware, on Friday December 81, 1875. at one
o'c ock in the afternoon.
.wMlH. LAMBSON.Jl
W.. B +. TOWNSEND.
Wilmington. Dec. Il, lS75. 5.-dec2l
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Secret SoCiette.

Rev. Joseph r. Kerr, who left the
North United Presbyterian church, in
Philadelphia, because many of the
congregation objected to the admis
sion of members OF secret societies
accepted a call to the Fourth Presby
terian church, New York, and has re.
moved to that city. The dispute about
secret societies still agitates Philadel.
phia United Presbyterians,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

ENLE<TION.
~ NATIONAL BANK or WH-srNGToNI
AND BRkNDYNINR
Wilmington. Del, Dec. 10th. lea.
Notice is hereby given that an Election
VIII be held at the Banking House on Tues.
day the llth day OF january, 1876, between
the hours off, and =. NJ, for nine Directors
to terye the ensuing year.
declO-te J.. RICE, Cashier.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

~ FIRST NAT1oSlL BANk.
wilmington, Del. Dec. llth, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the an 1ual
meeting ef the. Stockholders Of this Bank
Will be held ut the Banking House. on TUES
DAY 1.-The ll;h day OF January. 1876, bet seen
the hours OF aud O'Clock 7. NJ. tor the
serveas Directors the ensuing year.
decl5te GEO. d. ARMSTRONG. Cash'r.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

At midnight on Christmas eve the
bells are rurg all over England.
twas Ben Franklin who introduced
broom culture in this country.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

NOTICE.
~ The Annual Meeting OF the Farmers'
Association, OF New Castle County, for the
Detection OF Horse Thieves and Recoyery
OF Stolen Horses, will be held in Wilming
ton. at the ofiicc on I'd floor of TELEGRAPH
Building, corner OF Market and Third streets.
on SATURDAY, January sth, 1876 at 10
O'Clock, a. IN, at which time Officers will be
elected Ano other bHsiness OF the Associa.
tion will be tranlacted. Punctusl eftcnd.
ancc OF members required.
Gk0. JACKSON. Pres't.
Jas. II. HoFIECKRR, Sec'y. dcc2SdSw2t
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M Dw
Boot and Shoe Store.
No. 2l4 West 5th street.

We have just laid in fine stock of season.
able Boots. Shoes and Caters for gentlemen.
we are selling at extremely low prices. Onr
stock is made up in the best manner, of the
latest style, and Of good material ali Of which
we are determined TO sell as cheap as the
cheapest. Give Us call and we will convince
you that VIC are selling at very low igures.
novl9-3m CHARLES COHRIGAN
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WILMINGTON q BAL
l. TIMORE RAILROAD,
NOVEMBER %. ls?a

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, ,Oe,
slo, 800, a.5., 1870. a. m. 200 4l0, Z2O g. 20,
r. IN.
Phtladelpnls and New York. LII, a. m. /;
l2.l4. l231, SAC y. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, la.:2.
!.05 a. m. $40, p. M.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5., l.5i, 9.C5,
a. m. 25e, i,.S, $40. 7.lO. p. IN.
Trans for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, a.Oe, $40, $50, a. N. /; LIS, Q. 10
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9. CO
$50, O. N. GAO p. IN.
g. M
SUNDAY TRAINS:
fhiiAdelpha and intermediate stations, $40
a. M, t.+S, $50. p. II.
Phladelphia and New York, Isl, a m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852 l.Ei
q. m. @
For further information passenpers ara "a.
ferred 70 the time tables posted at the denot
h y. KENNEY. superintendent.
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I0IVIDESD.

DNIDEND.
OFFICE CT rIlE DELwAEE X. X Co,
DOVER. Dec. ed, ls1G
The usual Ecmi annual dividend OF : ner
cent. on the capital stock Of this comuanv.
was this day declared. payable TO the stock
holders or their legal Representatives, on or
after January lst, ls76, at the ONCE OF the
Company, in Dover. VI. HAYES,
dec4-3t Treasurer.
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SHEnfFE"S S.4LEy
StlerRai's sane

SAFE.
Rth;v ;vs.rtue OF snndry writs Of Fl p,
-, directed. WILDE exposed 10 "a u l..
una uS rremises. near Claymont in "PP., Prn, ale .,
'" N"7s county. bel, on ''r'
, WEDNESDAY,
/" N iZth DAY OF JANUARY r.,
~, atli o'clock. M.
viz: NV" personal rr,-,-
r. large lot OF lumber and los, a..
l9nr white pine rats. 80 cords ocronss.ir. d
OF IumDer In yard, lumber nj n,imi ny wood, 10.
pcn i9t OF white pine shin.ies lumber il
corn, nay. straw, farming inn, lot OF Goa,
mil TOOLS. work horses, Z ,nni hent, s,s
10 oswaSi i;ts carts. lot of chains bo,-i lqmbe,
= small lights. carriage horso. mead ligh;
riaye. buggies, double harnesseS iamiy ca,.
ana cart harness. ! COW. hei,e, Iieish .vaggt
uaS. ouekWheat. corn meaI. Ronr' ~ CT cor
safe. &c. hAtute', FREE
Seized and taken into eyecr.;o
perry OF tiliam ii. Churchmovrn as Tue IN.
sold by "'1n' ard 70 b,
c,ou,~ou WIN. II. LAMBsoS s,o.r
Sherlhs Office. New Castle, 'AesI.
december "a. a. ID. 1873. 5.
SHERItF'S SALE.
by virtue of writ of AL l..
nn .ue erected, ,h viii be exposed 10 p,iyi "a.
On Rno the premises. on the CopSorrsa ~ rrsa6l!c Sal
DIInay"'ne Del ay Hundred, New cStiIo PIE, u
WEDNESDAY.
LIE 9th day of JANUARY .l7
IT,. fu at O'Clock. Pm.
viz: ''oed Personal n ,.,,,
About $50 bushels of co,r .n,
posts lot OF fruit trees, bUIi' bbUIn' :" 'hcsas-
Seized and taken in o,o.n,:.
perty OF George Loebe and Jut,Ih ~ n az th9 p'-
sb.rie. or WIN. H. LAMBsoN. sb.,is
December y. 1875.
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WATER DEPARTMENT. \
CHEF ESGINEER's OFFICE.
No. 1000 Market Street
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. 9th, !,

WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. 9th, ISIS.
NOTICE TO WATER RESTEEs.
~ Office City Water Department.
The bills for 1876, are now ready aud pay-
able at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market ST.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be.
fore January 3lst, 1876, the face of the bill,
shall be received and receipted for,
those paid during the month of February,
I've per ct. additional, those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional; and
where amounts remain unpaid after April
LIST. 1876, the Registrar Is required TO have the
Ferrules Withdrawn and SUIT instituted for
the recovery OF the amount due. The water
will not again be let into such premises un.
til such arrears with assessments, ard SO for
drawing Ferrules are paid.
ONCE hours . a. m. TO D. IN.
EOw. MCINTYRE.
leclO.h Registrar.
NJ OTICE.-Sotice is hereby given that the
In partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned under the firm name
tual consent, the interest of James CLARK
| Edward j. McManus anu james Mlrphy
having been purchased by Joseph Stoeckle
ana Francis Hickta who alone are authorized
| I'd use the firm name in liquidation.
JAMES CLARK,
T. j. McMANUs,
JAMES MURPHY,
FRANCIS BICkTA.
JOSEPH ST0EChIE,
NIIMIAGTos, Del., ,.Dec. LIST, 1915.
NOTICE. Joseph steeckle and francis
| Bickta, having purchased the interest OF
james Clark Edward j. McManus andJ am s
| Murphy, in the late firm of Bickta L Co.,
viii continue the business of the brewery at
| the northwest corner OF Fifth and Adams
| treets, in the city OF Wilmington, under the
| ltm name of Bickta a Company.
| FRANCIS BICKA,
| JOSEPH sTOECELE.
j December let, ls75-s-lm
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NOTlCE.-Three hundred shares OF the
~ ith series OF the City Building and
Loan Association are now offered TO sub.
6crib'rs. First payment second Tuesday IN
FEBRUARY. Inquire Of
J. Z. PIERCE, sec'y.
det2seadtotabs No, West Fourth ST.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-06
kneZsk6 kukatkO.

Pro opilstvi sesazen. D6sto
ny pan August Thorbeck, luteransky ka-
zatel Morrisanii Noveho Yorku Sc po
pet let pravidelne opiiel, COZ obec jeho ne
sla 6 bolesti. Jezto ale opiieni Sc
az dosud ma faru svou obnezoval, trp6la
nefesf tn. Avsak posledni dobou zaGal Sc
ddstoiny ten pan cpijeti mimo faru, a 81
ce tax, ze nekolkrat "a bileho dne ma uli.
q, vrayoraje, natrefen byl, cehoz velike
pohorseni poslo, nebot katolici a nev6rci
Sc lutriandm opilym duchovnim small
Zatim obec sveho pastyfe op6tovane ma
pomenua posleze velmi ostron ditku
mu dala spoienou vyhrdzkou, ze Ma mi
ste propusten bude; kdyz jeste iedenkrlt
at We fare at venku opiIy bude dopaden.
Thorbeck Sc nejaky cas- drzeI pofadku,
ale dlouho pfedce zle naruzivosti neodo-
lal; dial sc poznovu do pitt.
Kdyz ale k teto nefesti este ina SC phi
druzila, a sice dlLzeni Sc cd kazdeho ielz
znal penize a sice Castkach cd 80 ctd
az do 5 20, odhodala Sc obec, dati mu
laufpas. Kfehky jest clovek = Teze
naruziVosti hovGl j. v. Bleckmann, pa
stor kfestanskeho kostela Moroa, Ills.
Ctlhodny pastyf ten byval kazani pii
sluzbach bozich pravidelne trknuty ne
kdy tax spity, ze bnusno bylo, posloucha
ii jeho opily zyast.
Jedenkrate kazani vysla celia obec Okla
zale kostela, zdstavic krajcfdelne spite
ho hasatele slova boziho ma kazatelne sa.
motneho. Vida, ze je zle, zadal sam ko
stelni vybor "a propnstsnou. Beckmann
ma spanilou vzdelanou zenu a nekolik
ditek.
Ma stara kolena. Ddstoing D.
DIR. j. w. Hammer starsi, nevymluvnei
sich, nejvazenejsich neistarsich duchov.
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