Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
THIRD EDITION.
LIQUO1 lICENsl.S.

Hrssn Ltees ses. ri
There happens to M a law which
conpel- the publishing Of the names,
once . yeaI, Of all who are engaged in
any klud OF an occupation for which .
state iax is paid In compliance with
that law. Clerk OF the Peace, John 7.
Springer, has published in the Middle
town Tanscrip', a list of manufacturers
Of all kinds, persons licensed to sell in
toxieating liquors, tavern keepers, eat.
ing houses, lif. insurance agents, fre
insurance agents, real estate agents,
lr'keis, auctioneers, photographers,
lawyer, convey ancers, doctors, dentists,
vendrg goods Gy sample stations,
cirus,s and prddrrs.
Al! the licenses are granted for on.
year, but par. Of them commences ON
the FIST o. April and th-0 theirs on hs
first OF October The clerk OF the Peace
in compl a ce with the Ias has onde,
seemed to publish all licenses granted
sio- the first Of October 1877 III the Mid
dlstown Transcript, and possibly in some
other weekly pap~r where but few OF
the people Of Wilmington who are the
most interested will get TO s-e item.
II will b. rscollect-d that both at the
last November and May terms Of oourt,
Clerk Springer positively refused list
0l these licensed to sell intoxicating
Ii uors to the reporters for publication
even at the request OF Chief Jaatic~
C0megys, in consequence of which tn
lille ya sale and traffic in intoxicating
liquoIs have been shielded and pro
teetrd from prosecution.
. The present publication Of the IL
censes granted during the year ioI
selling intoxicating liquors in any
manner whatever will show 10 what ex
tent the Illegal ttatfic has been carrir
Oh as all whose names are not publish,
ed have been selling liquor without Ii
license. As a matter OF great interest
TO our readers We publish the list Of Ii
quor licenses granted both at the No
vsmber term OF Court 1877, and th.
May Term of 1878, which are as follows:
NOVEMBER TERM 1877.
Druggists, q. James Belt, Smith 4
Painter.
Liquors Wholesale. David Boulden,
William f. Griffith, Michel Mulligan,
William Morris, P. Plunkett & Co.
Taverns. William Alsentzer, Thom-
az Bruner, 7. d. Bradway, Margaret
Burke, Bernard Bonner, Susan Bi:kta,
Sylvester Clements, B. n. Crawford, }.
N. Downing, Catherine Ford, William
b. Ford, William l.. Gilbert, Thomas
d, Gibson, John Hartman, Joseph
Hopes, John Kergan, Simeon Lord
Is. D. Long glanl, Hugh McG,vern, Hugh
Maguirr, 7 b. Merritt, Daniel Mul
herin, Alexander Maxwell, John D
Paulin q. II Parry, J. W. Reynolds.
}. n Richardson, Sarah Shearer, Jos
eph StorckL, A. Tenwaqes, william
Todd, George Whitfield, Bernard Zeller
MAY Term 1878.
Liquors wholesale. William Baxt,
& Bro, Donohoe x Robinson, Dever y
Baxter, Peter Ford, Francis Kelly q Go.
Fergus Kelly, Henry Mellon, Johu VI
Claf'rty, Amor o. Perkins, AIrxand.r |
Savlilr, William Sweeney.
Tavrrns. w. II Anthony. W. v !
Anthony, Josh-ph b. Bigger, +. j |
Babcock, tirorge NJ. Bacou john a ,
Bo.Is, James Brown. AInert BenIler
Charles Cannon, Daui~I CoIurll, MrhT
Cottingham, Charles B. Chandler, Johl |
]. Dougherty, John Doh-rty, J. l..
Dickers on, William II. Dob- q Son
John Dunn, Charles D-ver, John ELI
ott, John Fehrenhach, Henry F-ldmril
Andrew Fischer, Thomas Pagan, vii
liam II. Jack, John Joyce, Hirtt Ora
ham, John Z. Graham, Anlr-w Gro'z
William H. Guthrie, Jacob Hyatt, Fred
+rick lIuhers, +. W. lriss, Patrick
Harney, Frederick ". HtIH, Go. K
Higgins, William B. Hollis, James "
King, Conrad Keller, Caroline KlInglrr
Martin Keough, Joseph A. Kidd,
Thomas Lawless, john L. Lewis, Micha
Lynch J McVey, Caleb Miller, JOIN
McCulIen, John Mealrv, John McIlugh
q. A. MilIington, Michael Maloy, T. NJ
Merritt, Mary A. Moerk, Samuel Moore
Daniel Mulherin, John F. Mercer, los
eph Neilermirr, Joseph Ormr, Patrick
O'DounrIl, Cloud rierson, Philip ii.
Plunkrtt, Francis Qniglry, Jacob RoI.
Ter, Louis Raymond, George +. Robin
son, Crescent Riley, William !e-se, l..
Richenbergrr, Frederick Stab, Freder-
lex .S'hmid, Christian Schul r, Peter
Sphan, NJ. II. SchofrId, Thomas Toy
Thompson x Lock, James A. Wilson
Samn-l learsIey.
RCNIr. LIT.oS.
Nov. T~rm--Druggists, 2; Whole-al,
Dea Irls, ., Tavrrns, 50. May TERM
VIII ol sale Dealers, II; Iaverns, II
Total Licenses granted, rs.
Each Druggist that takes out lic"ns"
to sell Intoxicating liquors, pays Ii
cense fee Of SIS each wholesale dealrp
must pay license Of 80, and the Ii.
cenar fee for the keeper Of tavern
il sIun. From the foregoing til,
revenl, to the county and Stat
from the llic and ale OF liquors fo
thA year ending September lst, ls7s
was as follows;
2 Druggists. 52j each, . 5000
16 Wholesale dealers s25
each. 400. o.
10 tavrrns. 800 each, il,OOO.UO
Thorn pson q ke. 8. ecial
tax. l2O.OO /.
Total, $ll, $1,000
A glance at the foregoing will sho"
that but few licenses wer" granted a
the November term, and th It very few
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