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The Republican journal., 1878-01-10

correspondent ut Tile 81. Louis Globe
Democrats Nhn has RECENTLY visited the
\eS PrIcrS, SAYS '',loseph's sQuaW ana
papoo>c A4.r buffalo skin lodge plcuti
fully 1uuishct with robes. blankets ana
the paraphenalia of camp and war Mrs.
Joseph. sole squIw OF the hero. is pretty
little black eyed beauty. with flashing
teeth, tine arms and dainty feet \ smile
and hand Shake was her greeting. and
with native grace She pointed a. seats IN
the great robes. n cunning little brown
papoosc, strapped tu i board was brought
forward lOr our admiration, ana it VAS
funny tn aer huW calmly it continued its
nap while strange tongues We're chattrrcd
around it. 1t woke without clamOr. and
placidv yaWned and hlinhed its black
eyes AZ Us, It's arms pIuloned 10 its sides,
and it1 whole body bound tightly in It's
buckskn vest around the hood Of its
broad cradle was hung Il beaded chain,
hung with 10 cent silver pieces and little
headed bundles that we guessed to con
tain the medicines to avert evil spirits.
Our conversation with Mrs Joseph was
confined to dumb show. but we learned
that the papoose was nearly a year Old,
had gone through the summers campaign
without once crying al lnUppOrtunc mo
mentS, ana that ii was its fathers idol,
his only cOnSolation since the mSOrtuneS
of his people and the loss of his daugh-
ter, young girl, who disappeared the
morning of their last fight. She went out
with the other children to gather in the
herd when the first attack was made on
their camp, and it is not known whether
she was Shot, straycd OFT into the strange
country, lost, or joined the renegades who
made Of III tile night to Sitting Bull
\ Philadelphia clergyman mournS the
loss OF a wife among thousand for com
mon sense. On her death bed she said to
him: Don't grow morbid when | am
gone. Go into society, be cheerful, and
let no regard for my memory cheek you
when you see fit to marry again. 1t is
my wish the children must he cared for ;
you will need a helper in your work. You
cannot live alone, your temperament is
all against it; only choose a cheerful wo-
man, and teach her to love our children.
Don't answer me, and don't be governed
! by what the world says or thinks
Riding to hounds recently in England,
pretty Mrs. - came to grief in brook,
from which she emerged dripping from
hat to boots. 'NNhat am | to do ?" She
said piteonsly to Capt. R., who, seeing the
fall, had ridden to her assistance. The
I gallant captain was a lady killer and an
llishman. II think must squeeze You y
he said, III his happiest manner. Thanks" :"
said the little woman, rising to the occa-
sion; "but see my husband coming, and
think he would do that better that YOU II
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
NUMBER ,.
MESSAGE OF GOV. CoNNoR.


tions ot the Inaugural Message of Gov.
tonnor, ommtting tue matters not III
special interest
Gentlemen III ill., Senate aui House ot Represcn
tatvrS
As the Few year opens before Is We NAV well
pause for moment, before confronting the grave
responsibilities II brings to Us 10 give Il thought
oi grateful recognition 10 the Divine Hand that
has led our State safely and prosperoaslv through
the wear that has closed While nature has been
henlGnant ln best0wng healthftll seasons and
abundant crops. and iii Withholding leI drstruv
tive agencies the Influences that affect the com
plev relations Of Individuals and society IL each
other have all been tending to the improved con
ditiOns eft both However slow their action NAV
appear the forces are II work that Will attach our
people more strongly to their State restore the
activities OF industry and trade give plentiful nc
oupatlou 70 LABOR, tenant deserted homesteads ant
cause new homes 70 arise On our soil | 30 not
uae the language ot thoughtless compliment in ex
pressing uy belief that Alt the offices of the State
haye been faithfully administered during the veHr
Every department aud Institution has diligently
ant pruteHtiy performed the ,Htir- iucnm heut un
Will inst ra.l Your attention to
ln. ,l>n rRr,~g %,
The Receipts of The Treasury 10
l--- wtrr i .o1 .,.sS.47
Ca~h on luuA Hat l~t. l175 aaS 5oi.4 .422 u
n f02. l6n III
Expenditures tor tAr yyar lS-- ver. .l37I6G NJ
ca~h ou hanj prc al,t ts7 VA zs ,l.}l No
I.@t4 80 II
rue rc,e.r,- were drr...D irou ,ar following
>lurec,
STATE tANc, -S,I.S7> n
tountv taxes. 4I34 IA
IaN ou SAYING. htnA- !od,Iou4s
r,.rI .,.ls
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10

''It will rain this evening" said Kath-
arine, as she stood, after dinner, in the
open door. DO you see the clouds gather
ing over Lookout Mountain That means
thunder and lightning
She ran down the steps as she spoke,
her pale gray draperies trailing after her,
Where are you going :" cried Nane.
ITO pick posy for my belt. Will you
come ?"
Only too willingly he followed her Their
walk was prolonged one; for when they
returned, the little new moon was trying
its best to shine through the heavy clouds
fast settling into denser masses.
Don't goin, Katharine" pleaded Vane,
II want to talk to you"
For answer she seated herself, facing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-06
NOTICES.. sc.


granting Of Licenses 10 traders Of Article lfty-six of
the C"ce of Public General Laws relating To tl,
granting OF Licenses TO trad, rs he and the same Is
hereby repealed, ami the following enacted rs sub.
stitute therefor
j. When any person, body polite or corporate shall
propose To sell or barter anything mentioned in tic
preceding section. except sprituUus or ierurujrd
Liquors, ne shall arpiy 10 the Clck OF the Circnit
Court Of the county in which h. may reside or If he
rcssrs in til" yof baltimore 10 the Court ul Common
Pleas ur lirrnsc therefor lut license L. trade or
or 10 sell spIritu,us frnrhrel Iign rs .haII l..
issued by any Clerk of Court to tHas r0rert or 4,
person rndrr the age Of tw~ntyru, years without The
special order az tie Judge o: tn court hut no udr.
spiItuus Or frrm"utrG liquors unless upon the RECON-
mcndailOn Of =" least ten respectable ICcholcrs resi-
d"ut OF the ward az district NcfcIn the plac. of sale
may i", and whenever any Licences shall b. issued To
t0tfIt minor the said ftDte cprg I!iror shall
he rcspy- Ibr for all contracts made in the prosecution
OF their business untr sIyh license and slal De liable
TO he sud therefor any # the of this State:
and the said tCse c0rtlt may tie sued indicted and
prosecuted in Of violation Icy hCr Of the license
laws Of this State or in case she s.ud keep dis0r-
derry house. a. Il she ftHF SDe ana ud. Ieut
be obtained against her on "Hy contract, execution
shall OF may Is>u" III Tie ordinary way affect her
separate estate: pT0riis hDcs e. such re-on,i.
bty shall III no manner affect impair the res pom
biity of the husband or parent under tie existing
laws ard that this shall take on the IN
day ot April next.
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AN ACT provide for the regulation of the sale n
Spurious ami Feimented Liquors and Lager Beer in
Cecil county.
Section l. lie it enacted by the General Assembly o
Maryland That license shall be granted to any pcr
sell sprtuou, fermented liquors or lager bee,
in Cecil county until the person applying therefor shall
file with the Clerk of the Circuit for said county
petition signed by at least twelve freehUdcrs residing
within the election district Of the proposed place OF
bus ness OF such applicant praying that such license
may he granted: nor until the person applying for such
license snail file with said Clerk bond with secur ~
approve by said Clerk, in the penal sgh live hun
dred dollars for the payment of all fines aud penalties
and costs 10 which the person obtaining such license
may become liable fer any violation of any the Lii
Law, of this STATE relating the sale of spritu-
Gus or fermeutei liquors or lager beer.
Sec. =. And be il enacted That no license TO sell
spiritnous or termened liquors lager in Cecil
county shall ht granted I" any applicant who has COM
piled with the preceding section OF this Act until said
applicant i'll addition to the sum or sums Of money
required. which may hereafter he rrruirt,l To-
be paid by tn" General License Law of this Stats shall
ais" pay to said Clerk equal il amount to Ice paid
by said Clerk TO the Board of County of
said comfy for the of said county prorin. that
the additional amount TO be paid 10 the county any
license to sell sprtuous or frrmented liquors lager
beer i'll quantities not less than pint sll not b.. less
than the sum of thirty dol for any o @ wear and
pro F1ld Tor any portion u the year allowed b. State
License Law
Sec And be i, enacted. That lle Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Tor said county shall diligently inquire as to
the snfciency OF the bond and the competency OF the
petitioners required by section of this Act and if
he Shall wituy or ncgligently fail to do he shall
upon convection be 1t efn"d guilty oi Il misdemeanur
and be liable TO line in the discretion Of the Court of
not less than fifty nor more than hundred dollars
for each offence
sec :: Anu he II enacted That it shall he he duty
OF sara Ierh |" require from Zach applicant for license
as aforesaid III addition To any requirements of IKE
General Lisens' Law Of this State, written ai,, il
TO be Med III ms Oh! e, III which said applicant sha
state the situation OF III" house place business
and premises at or III which the sale be authorized
y said license may be or is proposed be done and
the rate or rent OF annual value thereof including all
the buildings and grounds occupied used in cunnec-
ton herewith: also that each of the petitioners re-
CURED y section one OF this Act. frecholders and
live within the district a" the proposed pare of bust
ness OF said applicant and that said Ccr may his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-06

THE Baltimore Bulletin" very aptly
illustrates the argument used by the
Ring in advocacy of the creation of the
office of Tax Commissioner, by Paddy's
reply when urged to buy stove that
would save half the fuel. "Be iabers, >
said he, "I'll take two of thin and save
it ALL If it be in the interest of econ,
omy to have ONE tax commissioner, why
not have two or three Of the same sort
How is the supply of Woolford's? Let
us have them with US always.
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lCharter us, page 23S.)
An ACT

To amend section Of Article ftysix of the Coda
Of Public General Laws entitled License" relating
TO the issuing OF licenses by Clerks of Courts
Be it enacted BY the Genera! Assembly of MARYLAND
That section Of Article fifty-six Of t. Code of
Public General Laws entitled Lcensc h. amended
and re-enactr 50 As to read as follows:
All licenses shall be granted hy the Clerks If tn.
Circuit Courts of the counties ana the Clerk OF Tho
court OF common Pleas III hc city of baltimore. exert
where Inherent mode is specially provided and all
licenses granted by the SAID clerks shall expire on the
hrst day 4" May next thereafter. except licenses for
fisheries apd horse licenses and ii granted for part of
year. Il rate,ble sum shall be charged therefor
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BARNAcLEs are shells, generally found

BARNAcLEs are shells, generally found
upon the bottoms of ships, which, accu-
mulating rapidly, impede the sailing of
the vessel. Mr.. Tombstone evidently
had this definition in view when he
applied the term to the new sinecure
office of Tax Commissioner. From the
good staying quality" of the barna-
Gle, the name has come TO be applied to
professional office holders of the Wool
ford class. What this crustaceous Gus
toner is to the vessel, men of Levin's
kidney are to the State on her impeded
voyage to prosperity.
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lCharter -, page l0l.I

To amend the ;went. first ami ty,nty-seoond sections
Of the hftysixth Article OF the Code of Public Cen
eral Laws. relating To the liron>,- of Hawkers and
PcddleIs.
Section I. Be it enacted by ale General Assembly of
Mary iEnd. That The twenty ift and twenty second
sections Of the NIFTY SAt Article Of the Cate Public
General Laws relating n the license Of hap k.rs and
rcdCtrs he aud thc came hereby rep, acd and the
believing sections enacted IN lieu tntreUf:
TwcEty-s:c. For every such license. ne. To extend
beyond the cDuHty iii winch the iiav be issued
there shall be paid tie following rates tu-w;t: For
every license 10 ayc loot, i!SGl forty dollars
10 travel with horse riher beast f burden and
Wagon OF other vehicle The scveI.fy dollars
f"f every such license To rXten,i the whole Eas
Shore or the whole Western Sharc iheie eha be p,li
TIE following. rates tvit: For vIy llce;I.r u travel
on loot the sum Of sixty dollars to travel with horse
OF other heast of burden horse other beast IF
burden and wagon Other v-.nr!c the sum OF one.
hundred dollars with horses or other beast. of
bGrir and wagon other NeiiCle the sum Of one
hundred anu nifty dollars
iwvnty-iwo. y" such license ,la!i he granted to
any other than u Whit person. any huw k.. or
pt@G!er liz the hair and style u partnership or con!
PAM, aud kut one person shall uucr such iIc,nst
Section = And be 1t endctee, that tIs shall take
effect on the day OF its passage.
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OunerS of Stations or Jacks.

Inc owner or keeper of every Stallion Jack shall
before berg permitted to stand station such animal
pay !" the Clerk of the Circuit Court of tn.
coz ,t;F.i. .i IT J.. ' rcs+ rhicl he intend
10 asa ~ ftttir@ fur 1s -rs.up one nae an.
RECEIPT ni the sa Clerk it'll the seal II his C"ilr.
attached thereto for said shall he the License for
sHlahiRE or -iandirg such Stallion Jack for one
year from the date thereof p1orded. that la
shall the sum directed TO lie paid by this section for
such license be less than ten dollars: and that every
stallion jack upon which the said paid shall
he exempt rom all other State tax.
ANY owner or keeper statiuning standing any
-tail!.n ,aCs hGnt license shall for felt and nav
twice The authorized required be paid 4,
the last preceding secop onchalf TO the State aud ting
other half to the inormer.
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Licenses to OrfiiHdries and Idreru
keeDppS,

The License /" Hrinarirs aud Tavern Keepers To sell
sIirjtuOu and termented liquors lager be, n qu H.
titrs less than pint at any time. ~ fl owe
Provided that th" applicant shall rst he recommend,
to the Clerk 10y twelve respectable frarfoders his
Immediate vicinity aud snail make ith before said Ci.rk
that he has hama nile ni without intending 10 eyade
the requiem of this article provided and expects
10 maintain iX good bei. with suirrn covering there
for and three than sufficient for the private
Of said Urinary keeper. with stabiiug and prove
der for hEe horses nt least: and il said applicant resides
in the city If Baltimore that he has provided and cx-
poets to maintain twelve good beds, with covering us
aforesaid. aud SIN rurms
The said apple ant is also =" make oath before the
Clerk 10 the rate of rent annual valve the hon
at OF in which the business t" Ice authorized by Ii
ccu>e, may te drae or intended to le done.
If the rental annual value is not
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Tag kA44-t.4s4;g AND LABOR TROUBLES
~ 4AITfNoEI. = or s ocnter, Esq, of
the Baltimore Deteetige fore says Dur
lug the railroad strike of Jaly, 1877, in his
city, was exposed at night while on duty
10 current of air, which induced Rheu
matiSm in my shoulder, thereby rendering
", ytnahle TO use my arm at all | applied
keiiei'5 t,oEr aaip Eminent, which gave me
immediate ana pe....4.,a.,,y relief, | would
add, also, that member Gi ii. family,
who has suffered with the same disease t6i
many years, and left scarcely any remedy
unt..eT, has experienced most beneficial
results froh, ~. -" of the Roman Lini-
ment." 80 80
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Dr. Nan hs.:e whose lifelong speciality and world
wide reputation r Gip Kin Diseases la4 after wears
OF experimenting, compoCnl"d :e rcrte,t all cxtcr.
hal medical applications, DR.. Aar Dy, esq saIpiur
s9-i Thich j. free from all offensive oiuts aud i ia
Sro"ns ia,oqs, owing to its efficiency in curing
cnane'u disease, "h"p n.ea in connection with the
h. II str"ngly impreEnatts the water With pur" pnur-
OF sulphur and other medical ingredients ,tch is
making remarkable cures and. in consequence inya-
hdS are turning thir attention and patronage thereto
A sulphur bath with DR. Van Dykes Sulphur Soap is
consid red 10y til" medical faculty extremely beneficial
70" the ills which human flesh is heir TO- Ask for and
iHAe tbt- = "a" DYKES sulphur Soap. Prir. - c, .
box rs Cakes Ia Sold nv DR. ii. H. MITCHELL
Elhton. Md, and druggists genera, rcy l7-y
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No License shall he granted to sell spirious or fer
meted liquors or lager beer in quantities not less than
pint To- the of SIS 30 unless the person apply
Ing therefor shall also obtain License sell goods
ch ,ttr!., and merchandise paving therefor the
sum H"Tcnrtore prescribed, according the amount
of stock in trtrIa
The Clerk shall not issue Lincensc To any person
sell spirtuuus and ferH"uted liquors from whoa the
Grand jury has recommended License 10 he " ithhcd
or to person whose License has been suppressed by
the Court, without special order of the Court.
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WHEN. oh, when will Levin Wo OIL
ford give meaning to his own words.
and retire to the shades of private
life to provide for the wants of his de-
clining years ?" So long as this chronic
pensioner upon the States bounty was
snugly quartered at Annapolis the peo-
pie of Maryland We're comparatively
happy, but now that he is about to be
armed with rowing commission to
tramp through the counties Of the State
as the doughty champion of "leyy re-
FORM" and is to become lifelong cpl
demic on us, the attiction is truly terri
BILE
You may break, you may shattsr the CRIB if
you will,
But the faithful old Levin will hang round
it still.
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Chapter HIS, page sos. }
AN ACT

10 add 10 The 'cnt section of Article fty-six Of the
."de e' inoNo ueherai Laws, a subsection requiring
license to enable any person act as Real Estate
Broker.
section l. BE 1t enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland That there be added the tenth section of
Article hfty-siX, q" the Code of Public General Laws
subsection te read as follows;
Subsection l. Any person applying for the same
anu paving III. SUR Of Fifty dollars, NAV obtain
license i"f carrying on the business Of partnership or
nrm who shall carry on the business Of Real Estate
b"krr without license shall be subject to the penal
rs imposed upon other Brokers by section seventeen
OF ms htcr' WILLIAM I. B0ULDEN
Mar a. ih'H-lm Sheriff OF Cecil county
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WE deny the allegation of the editor
OF the " Delaware Gazette" that. in
rendering him good advice, we made a
dlscourteeas reference to his religious
views" Having no acquaintance with
him, we never dreamed that religious
" views" were included in the personal
inventory of his church assets. Know
ing him solely through the medium OF
his own columns, in which he has al
ways betrayed bigoted and peculiarly
Delawarean prejudice against his ebony
brother, his recent partisan appeals on
color account, betrayed US into the inIB-
dlcioas task of recommending him a
change OF pastors. Only this and moth
ing more. We ere still of the opinion
however, that the atmosphere of As
bury would do him good.
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MiiIine:.S,

Females -enains a,G".y and o,her S.hai, AIT cl.
whose stock is not $500 nav "a License of sf 20
only; but if that amount they are required Ia
pay the same Licenses as other persons-oath to be
maze as to The amount Of stock at the principal season
of the year
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oyster and Eating Houses.

The L!eenae 10 be rat ~ the keepers oyster and
Eating Houses !, $3.50 throughout bhe State.
The sbth section of the Code. which re ,,lired an
applicant for License to open oyster" eating houses
10 procure the recommendation Of two neighhorinr
ieeolders and also to make oath beor the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of his county &C. as TO the animal
value ot house, is repealed
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ELKTON, APRIL 6, lS7S.

THE TAX PAYERS MoTTo Our loss
is his gain. $4,000 per annum and
$500 travelling expenses. Whose loss !?
the peoples. Whose gain ?-Levin
Woolford's
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Amendments to the License Laws
Passed at the January Ses-
sion, 1865.
Chapter G42, page 6l2.l
AN ACT

To repeal an Act entitled AN Act to regulate the ssu
ing OF liz ense for the sale of spirit or fcrmeped
liquors within the borough Of North East, in Cecil
county, passed at January session. eighteen hundred
and sixtyour, chapter three hundred and fortyeight
and to enact the following in lieu thereof:
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assembly of
iarS lahd ihat the Act entitled An Act to regulate
the issuing Of license for the spiruous or fer
mented liquors within tue borough of Ncrth East III
Ceci county passed at January Session. eighteen nun
drrd ana sXty"ur, chapter three hundred and fortv-
'if u" and tho same Is hereby repealed and the fol-
owing enacted in lieu thereof:
section = And Ire it enacted That the Judge of the
Circuit Court far Cecil county shall before The first day
OF May IN eac and every after the passage Of
ms Act furnish 10 the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
t'cil comfy, III" names If persons housebolders
IN The Village OF North East to whom and to whom
only The SAID Clerk shall issue ordinary license to
Nend iermentel and siruaIls liquors, which person
snail comply with all the provisions of the Code with
respect to ordinary Licenses
Section ;. And he it enacted That this Act shall
take effect froGI the date OF its passage
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Us With whal co..pi&9ency must the
lady who uses GLE1iN's Sulphur Soap g;a1ls
at her mirror, for there she sees reflected
complexion devoid Of blemish This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritations. Sold by all druggists
HILLS Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, oo cents. [40]
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II the cath be administered before Justice Of the
Peace cut Of the county in mhch the application is
made, there must b" attached the certificate of the
CleTk -: the Circuit Count of the county in which the
Justice Resides.
Persons may sell salt to fish ia March Arrc and
May. without Licrn.r Vendors "f cakes and vendors
II beer and cider, who makers of such beer ana
cider lager beer excepted are not required TO uay Ii
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
THE object Of this suit is to procure a

u HE object u this suit Is to procure a
decree. for fnn 81 Of certain r.aI .tai. situut. il,
tell .Ifuty 3N:tr. y the nriu.in,uts and N,rr,rrt
A. smith IL. # !. an B. Smith a. tenant. in rom
nra for the pm ,se ii III .lD!- thC proceeds among
lie paTti". entitled.
The Bill states HAT ti,e 2nd of November 1869
Daniel Br3tton Attorney conveyed said real estate to
Hu.,arl Iiuapu. WiihrI Grce Johnson and MARGARET
l. Sfrth ia Tee 10 tenants in common That on the
,:!r iy said Howard WiILerf,tte and N rnnret con
,.v,l sail real estate TO Eli. johnson FI-,la,b
Riuha Mary Jane E,mlo C.r,,iue \ Howard ard
the said Howard " lhcrfa,ce ana Margaret Inv woy If
mortgage to secure the payment to The said Eliza an
rp1IIy ,lnrip ,.r natural fr Of Ia, rt,rnt mon H.
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The amounts of License be paid BY Retailers of
Sprituous Of Fermcnted Liquors and Lager Beer are
as follows:
If the value OF the stock in trade Ice $500