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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-12-18

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Ikncw Z 5anoda aAdon preacher
he's exceedingly az bis face j. big
and aabby, with as muc b q ptsssien
as If Il were a.massof d1a li q put,
ity. Hb eats IKE pf Johnson, fle
( frontal veins ;swellod out NTH -.
tense eagefness as helseps oyer his
plate. fIo wants strong beer with
His dinner aud noting les than Z
quart viii sulIice, with 4 Bsif slsIs d
brandy after and i cOuple of lgars.
ne says eup phaticaiIy:7 :
n cana pat my dinner without
Tliswas at a teetolers house, the
lbs said, ave. lIigy5 ssnone Re me
temperance pe6f flep =
But I can't eat my dinles With
out beer"
Instead of saying, eGo, then, for
your dinner where they keep beet,
/ |for you'll have none here" my friend
Host his head in the presence Of this
great London preacher, and looking
|4fhis wife stammered out "my dear,
won't you send for some beers'
"But we can't send to grog-shop
sfor beer, it win be all over town in
an hour" 80
'But you had better send for a
sbpttle." 81 -
lEend for two bottles, said the ia
aukL London preacher, and they did
This guest remained at my
ir Ids house to breakfast the next
three meals-and consumed in
that time four quart bottles Of strong
beer, q pint of brandy, and pint of
sherry; and my friend was so deeply
ashamed of his poltroonery, that he
.hasnot forgiven himself to this day.
In the morning. he was asked to
pray, ,andlh did, in a tone Of famil-
iiatity i never heard before. He
prayed and prayed, and said a loud
1gmen!'' Then, without rising from
his knees, he reached forward to the
crate, struck a match and lighted his
cigar. The call for charity in this
case, it seems to me, is tremendous,
gha five Aeye not the ,dgantity in
stock necessary to 9co9ertall that
sghatthen, are veto be- considered
pAcharisable2
He i6stiiies his personal habits By
saying chat be c.saiiot .sesa Up oifiA
work without brandy and beer, and
he's sick with plethora and gout half
the year, and is off tho south of
France to macerate himself on wine
and tobacco-wine beinga very light
tipple for him. He defends drink
! ....I.:.,. =, l;, ,,,,l,;t on1
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Let Farmers Pay More AItent.
Ion 10 Small Things and Make
More Money.

Our farmers should pay more at
tention to small things that proper
ly come under the care Of the agri.
culturist. No community ever ach.
ieved fame and wealth in agriculture
that neglected these little things
1t is the farmer who saves every
straw, whofertilizcs every crop, who
has a shed for every vehicle and q
place for every implement, who cul-
tivates the small fruits as well as the
grains, who improves his dairy and
zealously cares for his hennory-this
is the man who is deserving Of the
honorable name of farmer" Take
for instance, tho two articles, butter
and doggs. With little attention
our farmers could so increase the
production of these two articles that
they would pay all the taxes Of the
county and leave q good profit besides.
In Jefferson county, Now York, du-
ring the past year the value of the
eggs sold amounted to s63,47S. AL.
though the taxes of that county
amounted to sGOSS9, the patriotic
hens were sufficient for the occasion,
paid them all off and still have n
margin of s2,595. This shows oI
what value the modest hen can be u
the farmer Grafton Eagle.
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Above all earthly gifts a good
mother stands pro.ominont. She is
worth her weight in gold-moro
than an army Of acquaintanccs.-
Those who have played around tho
same doorstep, basked in tho same
mothers smile, in whose veins the
same blood flows are bound by sa.
orod tic chat can mover be brokOn,
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Detroit Fres Press. 90
TESTING THE CIDEB.
The Kind OF Picture that Might
have been Drawn atan Ag-
Ficultur;ll Fair.

. N"a-a
Yesterday afternoon, a farmer hav.
ing a barrel of cider on tap in his
wagon, was doing 8 tino retail busi-
ness near the market at FIVE cents
per glass, when a man with very
thin voice and very old clothes softly
advanced and said:
"Has the State Inspector of Pomo-
logical Juices inspected, that cider
yeti"
"I-I guess not" replied the farm.
er, greatly embarrassed, in q moment.
q thought not" continued the
thin-voicod man; "well, sir, you can
draw me a full glass"
The farmer drew one, scanning the
man with considerable anxiety, and
when the "Inspector" had received it
he held it up between his eye and
sun, uuu Salu'
"The precipitation appears most
too rapid, while these floating. parti-
cles denote unusual compreSsion,-
Perhapsasecond glass win beclearcr,'
He swallowed the contents Of the
first at exactly four gulps, and max
ing a second glass, he critically ex-
amined it and said:
@Ah! The precipitation is clearing
away. This cider seems to have been
made from apples"
i"It was, sir, and they were nice
apples, too" replied the farmer.
'Let'ssee how a third glass will
look. / am not quite satisfied on
the,point of compressian."
He drained the second and receis-
ed the third and as he slipped 1T lie
sfoa tscd all....t-Al .cidef press,
didn't you?"
ayes, sir"
"Ahl / thought so. Worked with
a lever, didn't itH"
ayes, sir"
"Did the mill stand in draught
of air while you were working it?"
"I-I-don't know, sir"
"Well, l think it did. Be little
more careful after this. The Inspec.
of Pathological Juices grades this
barrel "A No. O. but if you take
little more pains you can increase
the grade every time in the future.
All right, sir-go on with your sell
ing"
The man had been gone ten min
utes before any one mustered courage
to remark that he was a fraud.
"I know he's all right" persisted
the farmer. 1.-THE mint l see him
draw his coat tail around to wipe cut
the corner of his mouth 1 knew he
was a big gun, and 1 was just shiv-
ering in my boots for fear he'd ask
me why didn't punch the seeds out
of the apples before grinding"
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Ex-Governor English, Of Connect.
icut. gave il pair of shoes to tramp,
the other day, and was soon after So
licited by the same individual for 20
cents to pay for mcnding thom.
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was specially directed to the ofenses
which bear directly against the peace
and good order of society, without
stating them in detail. Their nun.
Der, degree and Importance, he said,
would readily occur to them; but held
that his duty would only be partial
ly discharged if he neglected to call
attention to one offence which the
law has included in the general des-
ignation. He referred to that sect
ion of the Code (chap. las, sec, y
which declares that "if any person
habitually carry, hid from common
observation, any pistol, dirk, bowie
knife or other weapon of the like
kind, he shall be fined fifty dollars.
The informer shall have one-half Of
such fine"
He said, the fact is too notorious to
be disregarded, that no small number
of citizens do go, habitually, armed
with deadly weapons; and that from
this criminal habit has resulted a
most serious consequence;-it is that
quarrels and controversies, which
otherwise might only fill the dockcts
of the court with comparatively un.
important prosecutions for assaults
and breaches of the peace, result in
indictments for murder and man.
slaughter. The readiness with which
the hand can turn, in moments Of
quarrel and excitement, explains,
with terrible distinctness, why it is
that the grade of crime against the
person has so frequently risen from
tho insignifcance of mere personal
assault to the enormity of murder,
mansloughter, or the other degrees Of
feionious homicide.
If by your indictments, and their
vigorous and determined prosecution
to conviction, this habitual carrying
of concealed arms, should be broken
up, much will have been accomplish
ed toward the relief Of the communi'
ty from the aspersions which hostile
criticism has cast upon it; much to
guard families and firesides from ag'
ony and distress; much tosecure men
from the consequences Of their own
hasty and fatal conduct. He said he
felt it to be his solemn duty, there
fore, to ask of this grand jury that,
at whatever cost Of time, patient and
energetic action, it will institute
such inquiries as shall show its rec
ognition of the serious character o.
this crime, and its determination tC
punish its commission, without feai
or favor, or regard for persons.
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There Is no widow so utterly wild.
owed in her circumstances as she who
has n drunken husband; no orphan
so destitute us he who has u drunken
father,
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CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor-H. j. FISHER, IN.
Rccorder-M. II. HALE.
COuncilmen-T. Stribling G. Shrewsbury,
/. +. Campbell, A. II. Darst, John W.
English.
Scrgeant-S. G. BLAKE.
Assessor-W. j. kenny.
Street Commissioner r. DARsT.
overseers Of Poor-Drs, S. G. Shaw and
L. +. Campbell.
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Concealed Weap5

The Spirit Of JeBerson y
Blair Hoge, of this Judicis
in his recent charge. to t
Jury Of Berkeley county,
the various crimes mentioI
criminal code, and said 4
too numerous to be coirpti
in the description q AZ
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-Hox. Jos. SMITH
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAoGESER.
Deputy-JANEs II. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk County Court-E. KIMBERLlN1,
Deputy-JosRPH II. HoLLowAY.
President County Court-D. s. Van MA
TIRE.
Prosecuting Attorney-G. p. SIMPSON.
SheriE-DAvID S. STEVENSON.
Deputies-J. p. r. B. SMIrH,'J. JEwErr,
$. w, SoNERvLLE, HENRY FRY, JOSEPH N
DAIdH, W. d, SoNEvILLg.
Jailor-J. JEwErT.
Surveyor Of Lands-THOs. ]. ROBERTS.
Assessor Dist No. l-JAs. w. WINDoS.
Assessor Dist No. Pc. +. BAKER.
Sup't Public schools-ClrAs L. HoGo.
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TERMs oF couRr.

TERMS Ot COuRT.
CIRculT CovRT-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CoUSTY CoUEr-rhird Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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work without brandy and beer, and
he's sick with plethora and gout half
the year, and is off tho south of
France to macerate himself on wine
and tobacco-wine beinga very light
tipple for him. He defends drink
ing and smoking in his pulpit, and
the people bear i'll
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
nIED.

VEALE.-Suddeniy Oh the 5th Inst, near
claymont, Brandywine Hundred, George
Nes!c, ST., aged about 50 years.
hue notice VIII be given OF his intermeut
MORIlMfR.-ln this city, on the 9th Inst
Hannah Mortimer, aged u years.
The relHtives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
her mothers residences, No. 42l Eat Second
street, on Saturday at two o'clock, p. N.
WOODW WARD.---Dn tho 7th inst, Ella t.
wife Of william l.. Woodward in the 18th
year Of her age.
Funeral rom the residence OF her mother,
Sarah A. Pierce, 800 West Fourth street. on
sunday afternoon. at O'Clock. Interment At
Rlyerview cemetery.
BULLOCK-On the 9th inst. Mrs. Surah
Bullock in the 93d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends NJ the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her son, WIN. =. Bullock, No.
IJk2 Tatn8ll street, on Saturday AitcrnUOu
next, at two o'clock, 10 proceed to Mt. Lcb.
anon cemetery. Services 1T the house al l-30
Ucluch.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
FOURTH EDITION.
4 AagaleeaAa Osm.seseial Chane.

- ~o~soN99S S01Su9SBVuos SWeS01s
The Chicago Tribune says: 1.-THE
appearance In the Chicago market OF
large lots Of bills on France, drawn
against grain and provisions, is the be-
ginning Of great and significant com.
mercisl change Heretofore what
France has had to import In the way Of
food from this country she has done
through the English. Hut the French
have been licking over the ground for
the purpose Of arranging for direct i'm
portation. A French capitalisttof note
spent week quietly in Chicago this
summer with this OBJECT, and his re.
searches were part OF a general plan Of
the French merchants and bankers 10
take TO themselves the profits Of bust
Ness that has hitherto been almost ex-
clusively in the hands Of Liverpool and
London. The shipments recently made
Of gold from Havre to New York show
the development Of this new CONNER.
cial growth, 10 which tho shortage Of
the French crop this year will give
great impulse
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
GRAINS LEAVE wiLMiseroa.

IhiadeIphia: 2Us, 6.s4, 100, SIC, 90
~ lu.0G y. M: 1887, TAO. 2.aG, Iot
5 10, I ~, aio y. ", Gu >unaays: 4.C9
b44, $40 a. m. 800, $50, 9+6 p. In.
ar NvT York: 2.D9, 5.+& a. m; l23;, ". ~
Ian IN. On Sundays: 400, 3, u a, IN.
" Baltmore and Washington: i2hl, IL:
s.Sg "a. m; l2.54, 1888, 500, 1923 p. m
TN sundays: 1881, Lisa. m; l0.2d y. IN
or Port Deposit; +.66 p. m.
" New Castle; go. 9.l5 a. m., LOS, 90
Or Oclrwar. X. r.; ana. m.: |. %, $50 p
# NJ. .*H4
. Sunday trains.
rr Wilmington y Northern II. H.: 6.Za
m.:9 20 u. m; 3p. m; and $40 y. m.
fSr Delaware Western r. r.: l0.2D, $50 p. m
Sunday trains, 1870 a. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
rom Philadelphia: l2a3, l .os, s.5+, s.l0 a. IN.
I2U3. l2.a, l26T. 3.55, 45l. 5.O4, go
T.+0. lO.22 ll.l5 p. m. On Sundays: l24a
l0b, 1910 a. M; 7:a5, i0.2z, p. IN.
IN Baltimore: 2.0+. 5.I0p II u. m: l227, l23s
40, f.36 -. M. On Sundays 2o4, $40, a.iG
0.}G y. m.
IN Washington: l.5s, $40 IL. m: i2E
l2.3S, $50, go =. m. On Sundays: 2.OI
$40 h. ~: 9.S6 p. m.
N Port Deposit' 500 II, II.
ON New Castle. s.5o, l2is II. IN;
ia p III. No Sunday trains.
t5om Delaware X. H.: $50 m.; l2lO, T.lu
y. III.
an wilmington N Northern r. Il; s.Oa
a. II - n. m; 2 =. m; and 7.35 p. IN
rom Delaware Western X. r.. 1855 a. II.
80 .. IN. SUNDAY trains, 0 p. IN.
- s. PoR wlLMiScTos LEAVE FuI.NplJ
PIuA.
RI ad street and Washington avenue
#o IN 1870, ll.l5a. m; 40, $50, 100
70. Jl6, 9,I5. il.3D .. m. ON Sundays
,rN. ~: go, ll,51 i. N.
. .... .t,lrty SECOND aud Market streets: 7.2b
.. Il. m: l2.lo, 100 p.25. Il, 90 p. III. Or
r"H,4: J.{a l2Ou
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
a sharp Irish asap.

4 clever Irishnan has done a good
stroke Of business in Chicago. lie ad.
yertised his preparedness to renovate
old and new butter by secret process,
but would only handle large quantities.
Some dealers, to test him, sent him a
lot which. according to promise, was
made the equal OF fresh, creamery but
ter, and stood the test Of keeping. They
then sent agents all over the State,
purchased heavily and sent the stuff to
him. To their horror he declined 10
operate on II, but as a special favor Of
fered to buy II at considerably less than
they had paid for 1t. Being Of no use 10
them they let him have it at loss, and
then h- converted i, TO his own double
profit aud immense saving Of trouble.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
bread but himself in person. But

bread but himself In person. But !
have not time to pursue this In full.
One more assertion Of P. X. must
notice. He says moreover the Scrip
lures teach US that Christ offered him
self upon the cross to b. Precipitation
for our sins, once for all, and yet in the
sacrifc. Of the mass as taught by the
Roman church Christ is daily offered
up. Yes, and P. 4. may find that st.
Paul teaches that very doctrine. Cor.
II, 26. He says for as often as you
eat this bread and drink this cup ye do
shop The death of the Lord till he come.
Shou not cause says st. Paul and the
Catholic church shows the death Of the
Lord till he come. One word more for
+, L, who brings as an objection against
oar doctrine, that our Saviour and his
Apostles use the word bread where the
Catholic church teaches there IL no
bread but the real body OF Christ. Let
?. +. look at st. Matt. II Sand he will
see that our Saviour after healing the
lame and the deaf said ''the lame walk
and the deaf hear. A CArBoLIc.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Capt. Fountain Found.

The Coroner received word last nigh,
that body supposed to b. that of Cap
tain Fountain, Of this city, had been
found near Pennsville, N. J. The Coro,
per went after II this morning, and
viii convey it to New Castle, and from
there will bring it to this city.
Thirty three years have passed since
the introduction of Dr. Bulls cough
syrup, and it still stands unrivalled.
rice 2j cents; five bottles Il.
Life is hut short, and we should do
all We can TO prolong it. Check a cough
or cold at once by using an old and re
liable remedy such as DR.. Bulls couch
syrup. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
tIiERlFt'S SALE.
By virtue 81 writ OtalS Leyarl fartas 10 III
directed, will he exposed toPubIir S.uc,nt tine
HOTEL OF Jos Pm KIDD.

HOTEL OF Jos Pm KIDD,
In DGawarc City. in Wet iI,n Hundred.
Sow Ctsur tOuut1, DE w1r", "u
WEDNESDAY.
THElar DAY OF NOVEAlBEK. A. d. rs.
At2 O'Clock, f. m,
The I.IIowinp described Real Estate, viz;
An inrt mcssupgr and plant ltIun or tract
If uuG .lu1t" in loi Lion I!uurud, N New
ll.t rCuuntr. Drlu"d.n. bounded and de-
rrIDrl ls follows, to wit: BCI,uuIug ln The
middle nl Godar Cr,ek thru"" by lands Of
Nllilm l,ryhuld tun three following courses
,u,.' Il tu1rr- TUrfb 80 N yrr and y quar-
lpl- west Jg6 ~ irrrhcs to i stake q degrees
west Il. 3 % pcgciIrs to 4 stone south sp4 de
yrecs wc-t 4UI 5-iO pcrchas b. a stone, theme"
ny lands VI Barney kryhOld tho fhrce follow
.,g courses and distances. south "A degree
nast ~ g.lu prrchcs to stone south ~ degrees
west l2S 10 lerrhes to "A stone south Il Of a
degree east. Is 8 10 perchcs 10 n stone, it"u 4"
by land Ui John G.. Clark the two following
courses and distances, north S7b degrees, east
sb a-IV perci,es 10 stone south II degrees
rlst l67 pcr'hcs to the middle OF edar Creek
a lOresaid t euce down the same the several
courses and distances thereof to the places OF
beginning, containing two hundred and
forty-six acres one rood and one perch, be the
same more or less, with three story frame
dwelling house, brick barn and frame car
rage house and stable, two tenant houses and
frame barn, with other outbuildings thereon
erected.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the pro
perty of Anthony Reybod and Ann s., his
wife and /. I, and to be sold by
ISAAC fRtBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle, October 20, 1878
Oct3
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
The yellow Fever.

Only three deaths from yellow fever
were reported in New Orleans yester.
day, the victims being children. No
new cases were reported. Three new
cases were reported in Memphis. Sever
al new cases Of the fever have develop
ed in Hickman, KY, owing to snltry
Weather, and returned refugees ar"
again leaving the town.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Lsss.sss II Kent Cessty.

The Smyrna 7ymss says that 10 the
surprise OF svsrybody( there was no re-
monstrsncs) thu Court last week at
Dover, refused the applications Of !. X.
shortman, Thos. X. Carly and A. Wal.
len 10 sell spirituous liquors. This was
the more remarkable az the court grant.
I'd their petitions last year over the
heads Of 300 names to q ramonstrance,
But one OF the judges Is reported TO
have said at the time, mind, gentle.
men, you need not take our action to-
day a. any criterion by which we are
To be governed In the future" which
goes to prove that the court 10 not all
the time in the same mood. But good
mood ID always preferable toa bad one.
II this IL the way thc court acts, the
applicants for license from this county
had better be on the look ont, a. there
are no remoustrances against any Of
them so far AZ we know.
An Old Bibse society.
The Wilmington Female Bible Socie-
ty will celebrate Its Piny-sevsnth An
niversary in st. Andrews p. h. Church
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. II Is the
oldest but one in the country, and the
programme provided for the occasion
will no doubt BE- very interesting. Ad
dresses will be made by several OF our
clergymen. and it Is hoped that there
will In a large attsndapc-oft the friends
Of the society. 1'.
Attention Is called n the advertise
ment Of Mr.. A. A. Macdonald, t.aeher
Df French and Spanish, which appears
In another bcoltiuin. Having had con.
siderable commercial experience abroad
with several years stady In Paris, lie
is highly qualified for teacaing the
above Languages; and guarantees a
thorough Instructions "a pure pronuneia-
lion, and II desired, complete knowl-
'dge OF commercial letter writing and
,ook, keeping. In both tho FreAch and
he Spanish.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
SHERlFF"S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of LeyaI Factas
10 me directed. w,li be exposed 10 Public sale.
un the premises In the city e Wilmington.
Newcastle County Del. "u
SATURDAY
THE 10TH DAY OF NONEhBER, 1878,
NJ 10 o'clock, u. M,
The 'OiIOWing described real estate VIZ:
All that certain lot. piece or pIrCel of land
situate, lying and HcIng IN the city Of WI
ming ton aforesaid, aud bounded and decribcd ii
as fol uws, to wit Beginning on the north
crly sd" Of Front street At tne distance Oi TO
feet from the Tr-iClly side II Nashingtr u
street, and at u curnr, VI Hand now Or formerly
Of Peter Blrke, thence nlOl = a line Of snld
Land mOrthHrly an ! pH del Win Washington
street ~ feet /" middr Of nm II inch stone
waii hctwr"u t'tis an other Hand o. he ,aii
william !ccncy on the north. thence along
the miIdirO the sad n luch wall westerly
ana larrlirl 10 Front street IS tcyt tud line pi
land Ut Patrick KELLEY now or rtyrmrrly;thcnce
along I'm" thereof sUuthcriy and parallel
wilu Washington street 81 feet 10 theslid
sldr ~ Front street, and IN uce thereby east
~ as feet - tn" place ui beginning he
he "ont'rts thereof more or less, with u two
"urjrd brick Diilce, frame 81 Die aud She
thereon erected.
,|clzcd Dhd taken IN execution NJ the pro
pprty Ot IVAN &. StOt-cnUrry ant Wary H..
Uis wll". and /. -, and to he sold by
ISAAC GRi'BB. Sheriff.
-hcrih's Office New Castle, October -, 1915.
uuNl
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

ENOR SALE.-A good farm Of rs to 2sacrc.
i Al miles from this city, 800 yards iron
X. r. station, purchaser can have ten or n
teen years To make payments II desired.
Tw. new six-r0omed brick dwellings, 10
$500 each, on easy terms
One six roomed brick dwelling with hot an
cold water, gas fixtures. nicely papercd, 10
2oxse feet, only 5000. Cash required.
Large numper OF other farms and dwelling
at very low prices. and on purchasers os'
terms. J. A. BOND n CO. Real Estntc m,
Insurance Agents, COL Shipley street WI
mingtOn, Del. Oc2g 8td