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Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

DROPOSALS FOR PRINTINa.--Propo.
4 sails are hereby asked for printing 500
copies of the report of the Superintendent OF
Public SCHOOLS. The manuscript can be seen
on application to the Secretary of the Board,
No. 10 Il. sixth street, and sealed proposals
can be left with him until Saturday evening,
Septen Der q, at 7 O'Clock.
HENRY 9. CONRAD,
0-23-25.27 Chairman, Com
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
a Card,

10 all who are suffering from the errors sDO
indiscretIops OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., ! will sent
recipe that viii cure you FREE III
CHARGE. This great remedy was dissoE
cred by missionary in South America. SshG
a self-addressed envelope to the REV. .'oasPH
N EMAN Station u. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
Death efsuaxs w..

Hon. Warren W woodwsra.
the Judges Of the snnrs'sd ssaid, one
psnn'ylyania, died at Gve'os i've o'o,oas cSua
tsrday afternoon, at his ooUu, Oslock |,
Hamdsn, Delaws,e count tuD.'y Ssa
Judge Woodward was born ~ New 4 y
county in 1890. When tvan,- ,n Wy
old @ he studied law with his is'va'y pnsi, y !,
George W. Woodward, tiIl = auDa auaGie,
completing his legal adns,,ippl nplll
office Of Hon. Edmund /, "l n, IL
Additional Law Judge Of tb. ."Ts, "a,
His term expired with tbs d..
the year, but in October Of o ,%,. cl0s
was reelected for the ensuing '' ~, ysa
ten years. In August, lS74 e'a t
nominated by the Delnoer,,ian ne ]
Convention : for Associate Justice =
Supreme Court over Henry H''Ts p p.' o.
Judge Ludlow, OF Philadslnhisv NUS
was elected under the mI,.
clause in the new saD.,s s
ton He secured priority Of ] nn,
sion . 6y lot over Judge PsrsSsu Su
Republican who was elected 1'a y,
same time. Judge WoodHa,d' a
been unconscious and in a dvir.
dition for some days. 'At
Personal.
General Thomas j. Jordan .,
city, who has been in the st,m,
partmen. of the Philadelphia s,, post
for some time past, has re,u1vsI ovst
family to Philadelphia.
Among the passengers on the !.
ship "lllinois," which arrived n
adelphia from Europe, on Monds,
were Miss Clara Comegys, Mis-
Comegys, Miss Ann Comegys AMI
Benjamin Comegys, Jr., eispdcha,
of the late Governor Cornelius p
eggs, children Of Benz. Couqgy i
dent of the PHILADELPHIA Nh
Bank, and nephew and nieces Of /,
Comegys, Chief Justice of this sus
Who Got The SEQ.
A very ugly report is curren,
the streets of our city. The stOr,
that not long ago contract,
repaired one of the bridges d
county, presented his bill to ,h,j
Court Commissioner having The
charge. The contractor in order
his money was instructed tOdO,
manipulation which he did by |,
$40 to the original bill. He wa
paid the original amount and ii
receipt in full. And nov
innocent individuals are b,u,
asking the foolish questia
''Who got the 500" We are nd
but as the parties concerned n
Democrats, we suspect that thet
candidate for the new moraliv
somewhere in the city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
SIGNAL station.

The United States Signal Office has
now completed arrangements for con-
Meeting the Breakwater with the Phila-
delphia Office, and this will be done
within q few weeks.
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DIED.

CLARK.-On Wednesday, the 24th inst. Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark, In the 73d year of her age
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
son-in-l law. Jacob Rothwell. No 225 Parrish
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock, to
proceed to Christiana.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
\ al ance.

s veral complaints have reached III
that q party OF msn and boys ar" in
the habit of coDeregating on Madison
street, Not over three blocks from the
avenue, in the evening, and insulting
colored persons as they pass. They
had better call q halt.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

To have good health medicine is nee
essary occasionally. As a family medi.
cine we can recommend DR.. Bulls Bal.
timors Pills, and advise all to have a
box constantly on hand for cases of ne,
cessity.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
Monster Pears.

Mr.. Thomas West, corner Third and
Market streets, showed us this morning
some.monster Duchess pears, four bask
cts of which he had just received. They
are beauties and many Of them will
weigh within an ace of pound each.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
All 2uiet uu ,ne POtOmack

Because U SEE Grant wore red shirth
and spores on Ills slippers, while cam
mendore Of Benicia, CAL, that doseu't
apprehand the beardles citisens from
calling on (F isco) the barber, Seventh
st., near Market.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
Off Tho Track.

An engine jumped the track at Elk.
ton on the p. W. & B. R. R. this morn
ing. The wreck train soon righted it,
and no delay was occasioned.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
BBreserfntfOn Free,

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretiUn or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON Il co., 70 Nassau St, New York.
rs stu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
RlfDK ERR,

U. S. FOURS FOR SALE
For SALE.-United States per ct,.l
Wilmington City " per cent. lvaI
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOIL
Philadelphia, New York and BoaS,
bought and sold on commission. EVg|
les afforded for persons to sell Iigl
stocks or bonds. N
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Elliott. Johnson G |
HANK ERS AND ER0Eu

WILMINGTON, DEL,
". 3. Government Bonds hOugh. n
or exchanged ut current rate
Cash ready for good first mOrtgasa
All local securities bought and 4
For SALE.--S30,000 WilniHg;Oi
5000 Masonic Hall Bonds, ! shaTa
Delaware, 8 shares First National ha
Philadelphia, New York and Sanfn
stocks and bonds bOug nt and so'il
carried on marVln.
Telegraphfc quotations recolvede1
and furnished. Trade dollar1 bOuasi
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
A Card.

DIR. BAYhRD T. SMITH, can De consult
ell at No. OH Orange Street. from to 10
o'clock A. NJ, and from to o'clock p. NJ.
vi u
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
The New Pulp Mill.

The contract for building reservoir
at the New Pulp Mill, has been awar-
ded to Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
soUrnERx oursAGEs.

The Chiv airy of seuth CarOl1ns
Under Hamburg Butcher Butler
shoot . COlore0 Republican In
the Back.
A despatch to the New York "Times''
from Washington says
"Trustworthy information has been
received here from S0uth Carolina,
which gives alarming accounts Of the
political situation in that State. II Ia
said that in anticipation Of the Presi.
dental and State elections of next year,
the Democrats are already resortipg ia
acts of intimidation and outrage. Close
on the heels Of the Boycs assassin alton
Intelligence has been Received OF the
attempted murder Of Frederick Nix, Jr.,
Postmaster at Blackville, a town Of
5000 inhabitants, in the upper part OF
the State. Nix is an influential Re-
publican, and took conspicuous part
in bringing the Kulkux and Redshirt
men before the Federal courts las,
winter. He was appointed Postmaster
only few months ago, and, notwith-
standing his efficiency as an officer, he
is despised ON account of his Republi-
can politics. On the 10th inst. one Of
the notorious nighl-riders entered the
post-office, aud after vainly endeavor-
ing TO create row, deliberately put
his revolver through the delivery win
dow and fired at the postmaster. Luck
lily the shot did not take effect, passing
through the Postmaster's clothes.-
Similar outrages none the less bold are
represented as occurring in other parts
of the State, and already the negroes
are beginning to fear for their lives.
United States District Attorney Nor
throp ia said to be himself completely
overawed by the audacity of their acts,
and there is little hope of melting out
punishment to the guilty persons if
taken into court. Northrop was ap
pointed District Attorney upon the re-
commentator OF Wade Hampton, and
was confirmed by the Democrats of the
Senate, the Republicans, with three
exceptions, voting solidly against him.
He Is q native of the State, and after
the war turned extreme Radical until
Gov. Chamberlain's downfall, when he
Joined those in favor Of Hampton. 1t
is not unlikely, if such outrages as
above referred to continue, that some
changes may be made in the Federal
Off icers of South Carolina
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
NOTICES.
Ccnse.a tion lor Con9umpa
NOTI( /
THREE HUNDRED DOLh'


Three hundred dollars reward VIA
TOR the arrest end conviction q w
thieves who have been recently ~
housebreaking in this city,
S-25 If iGhN l.. AILNOHl.J
NOT1tE.-In conformity Wll
N visions OF the act, passed pl
eral Assembly OF the State Of lJelaSl
26th day OF March. A. j., ~ m
bers hereby give netice tfa' lhey VI
application on the 10Th day o. W"s
to the Honorable Leonard + Waia
the Superior Court Of the state aI
for charter incorporation oi
called 1.-The James n Webb rnaI
Stationery Company, to carry
ness OF the manufacture OF Books,
Stationery in all its branches w
draft OF the proposed charter wiiN
day exhibited to the said Judgeluf
Il. JAMM
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

school OF ART re.OPens, Sept. 22d.
FREE.HAND, MECHANICAL DRAW.
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
instruction privately or In class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 to y
o'clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy Of Fine Arts, Phil
ndelphia Portraits painted, &c, &c. All
kinds ol drawing designs, &C., &C., made in
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any Information call or address studio
room 10, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Reference-Col. II. S. McComb. j. Taylor
Cause, Esq, H. G. Robinson, Esq, Dr. j. X,
Tantum. 82Otf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

THE MECHANICAL AND CONNER.
l. ClAh EVENING COLLEGE, Or
DARKNESS ACADEMY,
1901, 1908 AND 1905 MARKET STREET,
OPENS THIS EVENING.
Bring tive dollars and enter; or come, regis.
ter secure seat and state when you will enter
82dlt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
THE LATEST.

| The LA1EsTs
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The condi
ton of affairs at Blackville, s. C., cul
minating in the attempt To shoot tht
Postmaster in the back, is much worse
than the dispatches last night indica
ted. The Postmaster General has di.
rected special agent to proceed to that
place, and make arrangements for clos:
ing the office preparatory to abolishing
it.
Nix, the Postmaster, whose assassin
alton was attempted, because he was
an active aud courageous Republican.
The Office had long been held by a
white woman, who had her nephew for
deputy, and both took every means OF
showing their intense Democratic sym
pathies. They decorated the office on
all occasions Of Democratic meetings
and parades. For some time previous
to the Postmistress' removal, it had
been difficult and often dangerous, for
Republicans either to send or receive
political letters.
Letters to Republicans Of any promi-
nence were held and not sent at all.
and frequently packages Of political
documents for Republicans were opened
and scattered about the office for the
loafers to pick up. On two occasions
those to whom such documents were
sent were threatened because such mat-
ter had been received by them, and
once Republican was met in the
street by one of the rowdies OF the town,
who drew from one of his pockets a
package of documents which had been
received at the Post Office for the man
thus assaulted, but not delivered, and
at the same time, drawing a pistol from
another pocket, he gave him notice that
such business must stop.
When the Postmaster General re-
ceived the report of these things he i'm
medately removed the Postmistress.
Senator NJ. G. Butler protested against
the change, and insisted that even if it
was decided upon, Nix ought not to be
appointed, as he was very Objectionable
to a majority Of the citizens. As soon
as it was found that the department
could not be induced to revoke its ac-
tion, a conspiracy was formed to assas-
sinate the new Postmaster, and the at
tempt on the 18th inst. to shoot him in
the back was the result.
Though the local authorities refused
even to arrest the would be assassin he
will be arrested by United States officers
upon warrants from a Commissioner.
The Postmaster-General will abolish
this offlce, which supplies about 1900
inhabitants, and they will have the
pleasure oftraveling number of miles
to other Post Offices for their mails, or
do without them.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER A, HERR'S

-, -, - IIIHCIVHf,
nesinence oo0 W. Nluth st. Bb2n
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

UTlUE.--All persons are Ivs ,.sss|
IN fishing, or otherwise u'"
the premises of the subscriber ,,rs,
SOLOMON TUWNSEND' 7"
Q-2.1m- -e-O-dk
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

NJ INSTITUTE, Concord.
IVA vile, Pa, for both sexes, Ia situated on
the Philadelphia ana Baltimore Central X,
r., and Is eleven miles north OF Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students sre prepared
| for the active duties Of life, ior business and
college. II excels in HEALTHY location, good
rooms, and nrst.c ass professors. Little boz ;
are made to feel they have home. For rcata-
logue call on Dr. L. q. Shortlidge, 1872
Market street. Wilmington.
j. .SHURTLIDGE, A.
$40 3m d&w
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

NTOTIOE. = Persons havinss, ss,,s, v
IN they wish broke to lighi nS Ssu
or horses handled for speed, IA h
same done by addressing Da''u
port, Del. ty "A
S-younv stock n specially, "
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

NOTlUE-HOME LOAN "
IN TlON-New series. fn"
September Goth, Fourth fridar
sale investment. Apply to ,.,,s}
T.. I. TAYLOR, Syu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
lp.s.e 4 March II, 1871
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD
l Hill do ordAin.
Section 4 OF an Ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance for the Prevention and Punishment
OF Certain Onsnses against the Peace and Good
Order of the Town." passed April %. 1871, 10
hereby amended % o. TO read as follow.
SKcTi0H 4. No person shall discharge an
gun, pistol or other dresrm, In any street, al.
ley OF highway within the limits OF the town.
nor within one hundred feet Of occupied
houses therein. Nor shall any person or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at any target
or other object. with any gun. pistol or Other
hreafn, upon any ground or range where sueh
ground or range. or target. or other objict. or
any pan Of 10 shall be within one thousand
feet of any highway. road, street OF alley with.
IN the limits Of the town. nor within one thou.
ley leading nom or TO the limits OF the town.
Nor shall any person or persons. for any pur.
pose Whatsoever. dischar2e OF shoot on any gun,
pistol or other nrearn,. within one thousand
lest Of any highway, road, street or alley within
the limits q the town. nor within one thousand
fee. Of any highway. rosd. street OF alley
eading from or 10 the limils OF the town: Iro-
ridsd. That nothing herein shall be 90 con-
strned % 70 prohibit or interfere with the nsht
galleries In any building within the limits OF
the town. -
President cfths Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest; W. o. Hrps. CLERK Of tho Board.
On motion. Ordinance No. 40 Was passed by
the following vote; Ayes- Trustees fos,
wooliey Copeland and President Stevenson.
Abssnt -Trustee Mercer.
Dated Gold Hill March II. 1879. mrisiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
,hr-e thousand doll.n. qu.r'sri, lie,Sss,
twenty dollars.

nisctLLASE0rs PROVISIONS.
sxc 60. Every Ierson .. gagged iD more than
one kind Of business herein enumerated shall
pay for and take out . licsbss for each OF sueh
kinda Of business, and fof Zach p,se: ~ me
SEC. el. When any pcrson. nim, association.
or corporation phail eommsnce bustnres amer
the time nIed for the beginning Of aquartsf, -
provided In section two ~ this ordinAncs. ns.
she. they, or u may take out cut license for
the residue Of the qusrser. paying therefor
proportionate sum OF the amount required By
this ordinance for quarterly licenses.
SEQ. Ga. The monthly business. sales, or 70.
cslpis menti. med In the iofegolng steaens o.
this ordinsncs shall be ascertained and ssn.
mated By the person or some member OF the
nrm OF sssocistion or of,eer Of the corporation
applying for the iicsns.. BY taxing the averaso
business, sales. or rosipts OF bis, her. their or
its business for the thr,e months, OF such por'
tiou ther~of % he. she. they. or u may have
bsen engaged IN business. next PRIOR 70 the cur
rsut quarter. and. ~ required by the Mnph.i,
an abstract OF the same shall be vsrined BY the
cath Of the party and delivered 10 the Marshal.
any pson lsarred 70 sis ~ 'SSn %a !. sIs ssfars
the expiration OF nfteen days from the begin.
ming OF the quarter, it shall be the duty OF the
Marshal TO niaie such estimste. and the same
shall bc deemed. treated, and taken % the esti'
mats OF the person % falling or neslectine.
UIs
one OF this ordinance. the superintendent, Bee
retary or general managing sgen, OF sueh cor.
porsfirn shall Be ausnsble to the provisions Of
said section.
SIC. q. II shall be duty Of the Marshal and
every regular policeman 70 see that the pro.
visions OF this ordnance relating 70 the taking
out Of licenses arc rigidly enforced.
SEC. 65. Any pefpon violating sections Tour
and forty.sevrn OF this ordinance. or either OF
then, shall, on conviction. be punished % pro.
yidsd In section one Of this ordinance. :.
SEC. CO. all ordinances and paris OF orui'
nanees In conflict with this ordinance are here
by repealed.
$40. q. This ordinance shall take effect on
the nrst day OF May. A. u. one Thousand sishs
hundred and sevrn-nine; Troddsd. that ~!
lic~nses now issued. and TO expire after said
last mentioned date, shan not be Affected BY
this section. but shall continue IN force accord.
ing to their tsrins; and prvridsd farthtr. tbst
In such cases the licensees may take out licenses
for the residue OF the quarter beginning on the
18th day OF May. A. u. 1879. paying therefor Q
proportiouats sum OF the amount required by
this ordnance for quarterly licenses
e.. STEVENSON.
President Of the Board Of Trustees
ef the Tosn Of cold Hill.
Attest; W. HYDE.
Clerk OF the Board.
On motion Ordinance 100 vss passed By the
foiiowing vote: Ayss-1rustses Fox. Holley,
Copeland and Prssident Stevenson. Absent
Dated Cold lin. March II. 1872. aaiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

WHILE Washington was practising law
In Jimtown, Tuolumne County. CAL.
he was engaged one day with General
Putnam In making out an affidavit ask
ing OF Congress damages for one gallon
OF milk, taken by the British from one
OF his cows which had strayed in their
lines. Washington insisted on making
certain reckless statements In connec-
ton with the case. "But such are no
the facts" sIpostulatsd General Put
mum. Facts! Fsctsl'' cried Washing
ton In his shrill. squeaky voice.
"You'rs always bothering me about
facts. What has the law to do with
fncts7"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 20 Amend IN Ord.
nance kaiitied ~ Ordinssee fer the
Prsventisn Of Certain Onssses
Asaisst the Peace asd Gssd Order
Of the TsWn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

LIsH ArPLEoArE's experience in break
ing . steer. in the early days Of Oregon
Lish was yokvd up with the steer. and
ths steer ran of. With his legs flying
bshind him like drum sticks, Lish kept
up with the steer as the pair OF them
broke down the lane at q tearing rate.
Meeting u friend. Lish sung out to him
.Stop usl stop u.s. we are running
away 20 They were stopped and
the boys began to unyoke Lish.
when hs turned around painting.
and implorinsly said: "Unyoke the
other OF frxt, III stand"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
THE SECOND Wye.

A melancholy woman lay
In siekness on her bed,
And In faint and broken voice,
To her ed husband said:
Dear David. when my earthly form
Has turned 10 lifele-s ella.
o wait and weep Q iittie while,
Nor throw yourself away"
II know . woman. kind and true.
On whom you may depend:
. marry Arsbslla Jones'
She 10 my dearest friend"
Yes. Hattie. have much desired
To talk OF this before
Tor ArAbelia Jones and
Have though the matter DER"
rhsu you and ArHbella Jones
Have been too smart and ely;
tall you. David Wilkinson,
I'm not. ssoins 10 Diet"
Her dsrh sye. dNhed. her strength returned
she isit her bed OF pain;
week he'd hardly posed away.
When she was veil again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
TOWN ORDINANCES.

| ia-ta. .shsSris.
io.ne sSnee .,... 49,. s.,s..s
Flint olaa-Montnly receipts Two nunorec ne
Io.A" VI 0'o' quAie'" "'en's' '"''' 1'''
AT. ,.s,.s. s.,.s
..,n,,n y, ,ass,.. ,.., doi.," Aa"11 u'
qTh,,a oisss~Manthiy rrc.ipt. und.r one
na,Iu S,.-- ,..,,. 'wvsps wo sna unu do,,s,"
nunaiou aonsir' fss''e'" "sSA'e' A'e us"~"
BOILER MAKERS.
src. IA Hvery p~r.op. arm. association. or
corpor.tion ene.eed In The making or repairing
Of steam boilers shall psy. quarterly. for
,Ss,p ar II ~ ay,psgs g1 az monthly basiness or re-
osipts. As in the following schedule:
LIN ns s.rs doI,ss ~ oss, Uu.'n au.,,srI, Iiesnss
tvsnix.s,s SoIl.,. " '''' s'
saeo,a S,ss.'-uo,th,v hp.in... mr. receipt,
~ ,ns,..as AZ ,..s o.s. "a nnas, 9vs
,hon. ana doils,s an.,,s,,, ,,ean.e ,vsntv doi.
,s,s uN 1'' f1-'''''' ''0'
Th,,a c,...--uo,,h,x b,.in... n, reeeipts
,vn ,ho,..nd aoi,srs ~ oysr and under thrre
| "a dai,.ss .,t.,I. ii..n.s af.s.n All.
is,s
Po,,,h ci..,-- Afon,biv Inn s,nr.s or receipts
| rndsr t~a ,hou.snd doii.r. ana tsriy llcense
ssn doilsr.. "N ''''-'
no',T I.p s,orxIxtRs ANN coppLEu.
$40 10. Every person or nrm engaged in the
hns,n..s M hoSt or shosmsiinc. repairnp. or
easSIins oIsn so.iI I nav ou,Se,iy tcr i,oens. to
esrry on the ssms, according 70 his or their
II nyerlQB 0ly Anlo4 frcG1ptn. ~ In the
iov;nx M.,,h,. sen.aus ..,.. n, ,sc.,,,. An ira.
hundred dollar, or over. Quarterly iicenss, ten
doIlsrs' 1 u' W '''''
seeona vaon., ,- n,, sas. ,,sa,.r,y os insn.e u
Ses S tLs. sn,,s au"u''' "'">''' fa"''
NV ' BOWLING ALLEYS.
src n. yvery pcr,on or nrm engaged in the
business S Of isepipg bowling alley OF bowling
Alleys for public use or hire shall pay, quar-
terly for license therefor, accounting TO his or
shsIr sver.ge month"; receipts, as IN the fol.
lowing schedule.
/ Fir.t Cinsa-M0uthly receipts one hundred
| and ANY dollars or over quarterly license, six
Second class--M Monthly receipts under one
hundrrd and my dollars. quarterly license,
| three dollars.
| lsoKERs. yAcToRs AND aEsHRAL AaKSrs.
| Sec. ~. Every person. Arm, association. or
corporation engaged In the business Of buying
/ and s-lll real estate or p.rronal property OF
any de.crlption whstsvsr (eIcept mining or
other stoke, OF collecting rents, ss the aeeni,
". Tor license to CARY on The same according
u has. their. or It's syr,ssc monihly sales or 70
Firsi olsss--xOnthiy sales or receipts ten
thousand dollars OF oVer' quarterly hcsn'e'
| tn1y uonns,
| occoue aon.nu ~, ,han
.nou '.nu ooh " Nv. ,, ssa ,nn,v "a a. AL
sana oonan' qusr'erY noonse' '"en'y'n'' u''
m wo,,,i, ..,.. n, ,.es,,t.
| Thirds Cl,ss-non'hy aes OF tecelPm
rwsnns AVE- s,son'.,a aoIsrs oasIte.I, iieeuse twenty
| vsnous~nu uo"~'' S~'
waur,h C,,.-Mopthly sales or receipts 40.
| go hnna,sd doii.r, M oovey and under fwentv
~ nanui0a uo"s''' fN~''s'' "'' A
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| Fitn oialnonuny s.es 2. ,e'e,ps Ha. anse, s'n
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