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Municipal uno,, judge u,smro,

i'uud met NJ ~ O'Clock yesterday aud
transacted ihu iullurlng hns'nraa
H. Tho Ease ~ Robot tuuN'Il and
Annie, hia Nilo, W. John IupNrll and
mhrta. " ,hanorii, - llnal dr,tr" wac
unio,ud. ordering The diol,ihulirn 81 The
proceeds ~ aalr
4 motion We mplr 10y llru defendant
IN Ihu ,anu II Mary : pursl Va Alrs
I. Coed. admin,alialpi. ~ ,haprvrj, ip
,llpsulip the injunction mai" ~ tbs
,ssr NJ The hsi tenn, urd lho exceptions
ln The nnuv,i 5000 uNurlul,i ~ a.,
Count aui uuloi entered 90 Alsp Hnn 49,
priui Of triutuut,
James n nui i.pbh ltry W
Husanual lrNia nui uihc,s 10 han,rN
4 dr,luo We ,rlrlcd Ia Tile ,tso w.,
The sals ul l,sl estate, ahi tho iolnniari
Nas ,i,biel fHhi i've dave ~ "i's'l un
appual 90 siSing bout
Iu the ,sso II Aiillei auj Roe lulhoim
Va Iurcli, utarN uoi dG,u'a in debt
Judgment ln iaNul ~ pla'ul'Il iof slh Hl
Naa given
Aiiopdied uuii urtu~itY 81 10 - Il,
-.sHr
...,u.t ,,t.iu, t.Yu la Yut "a. Ity-a
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MAUIllEtp.

wAyNAR Alits m ihn'.l,i s',rps
csnn''sa iAp,Ss"'wVs."'a,i..n IF w"~lI",
s,,J NIss kiil T., Ausa, ~ MARSHALL "'"r'i
Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

ts iu ut 1tiutlaf htfht hsa -" ''H"''N''
49, d o. IIars aF rau.utatf
tuIIusu IHIsuu ptasina h'"t" shA Nl''f'"a
tats 5t afi uiHht Uaiua -
tI-4 i.luusfHhsns afs wade ~ ~ lw"e
y...tt .i,.t n,tttrwsaf hufth sod FWlhNusi
Utasiua thts drsitahiu wnlg ~ t"l'Ns', sNl
r.t..l,ts s,i,y iHs 90 the rfrat Nest sHl " Nb""'
tautluiaf siiUuttnu 4 flvrh
NutrtIau. 81 tahr uuu AND hAlllAuht
piNtaiuh
tHsyp Ntvvllna ....He ~
ui.iajrbis Accommodate"
-. ,,t..tt... Nas stoF =.
H.. t,.t,,. ,,.,t "a, tt,ls IJtitltp Hu Huu'isI
u.trta b, sl rfiusltl,i ls'it n vu ssiu ~ d't"'
v.er, ot.n A al hnuts dnftna ne laI
atius ~ the ifptynrt Iutht !hwt'"Wl
gIrru w " NtANtNl,' I.N,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

AsNilI hr nui,,pd ~ uut ulyo'ilH'nH
,olumna lhia mu,n,ng, WE ll,ir"lond,
II Tie trptuIo huM club 81 Tile city,
,hallruy,o ldl,r i'Inl"i, 81 The hi"wh
,mh. h. ,uN him three milr lhrr 10
hrai tnd lrai huulu lui puIpu 81 t'hH'
aide The ia,u 10 tu irto rlnr" I"ui
.,plu tom lhu date 81 n,guinR n'li,loH'
uLh II lhrnu mru have puuuNhnl "l -
,rpulslion. and II " 10 ho h"rol lhnl
l,u ,nrr Nill l,o mpir, ouiI Would hr -
rllInh u 10 thought. ~ iho lmpioHal"n
monu H. woyail that they n'c ln"llt
evenly mrlrl"d
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aoe,i A.ll.i.e,lea

Co,lsusa. VI. Va, jply a. iH;a
nss1 iaseAie B'ps q 60
psas kisl ryeu viii phrase ssud zoe
al ontr iyaf dozen infant Cordial aud
lao dozen Wom kyWp ! ala udi. snd
hate calls ially iuf the Corl,Al Never
handled msAlrlnc ihsl suld ~ usIl end
gave a. Ry,'i ssllsis'l,uu % both Cordial
aud Victim Hyfup
Respectfully. X y wlrsos,
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wnr,s,.,sa wArGHMEs,
weiaa,rber w, Kennedy fro'l
danuo itegatta ihicoinnd w
tiIulur

Tho iituiHtrn ai the tine ~ the Han
lan Courtney ip,u, pnbllHl,od Hppom'
hpo, Washington aiailhK That i'e'Hv
W,I.sr,ln,. III lhla city. hHd challenger
JoLu h onnrdy. II Portland " iuw mn
race aI HlIypl Lake, neat l'1Hl"n, no'hr
ilup w June.
Meeting WoiaarIhcI pn The al'rpl larl
evening, . tcputlUl 81 ihla palut ulol'Ie'l
him nud lnlullri " the challenge ,'N'
Laun accepted IL tpply hr allowed 4"
,i,bpnl,h ION kpnnuhy Which u" -
,uI,ol "Wednesday night, Blnling lhAl be-
kunnrdy would willp ~ h"oii 80 pnH
alblu.
The uucallun Vac nrkrl ~ I" "NH'
WrIrprihrl Thought ~ ~ 10 reply hn
,a,J. ~ IuLo u in he 49, inlornial 49,.
,nrianup, ani hia lullui viii contain pat
ltiule,a ~ rotation 10 ~" thee n''"
aInplo a,nll ip,c
Il un,jrinlsnd YOU think a"np oI"nlni
up The i',uNilpn,u licgplln,
VI have vuluiud ! lulrgipphol I"
Alderman flynn ~ liuriuh. lhln mrln
nv. announcing NY lnirnlluh 81 rnlr'
'nl u,..,,,,.,.,iI,, .,l
,gplnnl % ,,...,.u
The unll ,cply Naa one 81 FATTY
luiel andloa, aud alto, h'ddiog ,ho ~.
rn,lo, good night, hu peurod ~,
Tho iIuytlonrr l,ogulla tales place "n
lhr lglh II June. aud tho unly '"nlrn
i.nto ouir,pd ~, lp, p,o llanlin aud ~
icy. lhr participants Ia H." laal WNal
,uplon ,arr, boyd. one al lnuland'r
us,L ua,nnon. pud Whucllnp'n lnN"l'lr
The n,r IL iu l." ~ GN" mil'
,nr. With rilfca II rd,Oo0
u ,hln and t,uo Wriagoihcl ah"wn 9
GOOD bal ~ pluck, which 10 IT, br nh
mnrI huvuyui. ~ entering Wilh ihrH'
nnlrd nptamrn. nnd the lltpiHlrp moot
,runInly Niphop hlm all pno'oan ll'
oluo slnlrd lael Night that h" N"nld 'n
III probability leave io, the hoal 10y n"Nl
| turalu,.
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To usnts

i,csdqhahef. iot iIaaan a hs.iilsh
banj,msds shoes. IN All styles, aud iaf
Superior " Any uibpf msse. tof sase by
I. v b,and, llal MAIN hgfeol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

Oun diug slDtrs sfe nuv suppl,od With
Malt niilsfs, tie hts lpsl Ne'iirine
Which has done somnoh good aud comes
o. ne ~ highlJ ftroiainsnjei. Try ~
II uay save you heavy doctors bllls
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10 0ltyElAdb


Ht.ttl. t,ytitu accommodation lpavus hullal" ~
t.u.tfI. eco Toe F..
I.tft.. HtIut,u,lfIH ID auA ntblu"r'H'
.rH.t, a atti., at hsIlaut ~ 20 h
AL. Httutsu,tItH Accommodation lu aihliti,,n
..ff...t ...t.,t uTf NF HuH fIuw ntunlrUNillr
.Iu ,,sb. 90. tt'.utua uls i".ivr," h'l'ai'"
aHi vtuu f,rE
utIt..I .H.t tE NHttu.a tuttF ~ VI
~ ttI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

A. the baop has struck Ne oncs more
bY mstipg the Ktuat reduction Ia Cat
pets, by Uuuds. de- shith w. az spll
Ina ,tfy cheap Ioi cash, 49, ~,ll cun
Time "a cell lhrm bos iot oash ~ krcp
10 the l1an. t,co q Roth
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DHiL.AtHE.
Notes aud News farsVnAl
p0ints.

Points.
Little Menphg lnnslIsl VI MI JM
nm, In somewhat III,
Tbe thermometer indicated w ,le'
urepp Ut MpAiaslerH dfug plofu Ses'ef
lay NJ gu'ClOch -, ~.
Charles n, Alien, editor 81 tho ikg'o
crsi, vent OH ~ woodhneld yealefiat
afternoon 10 be present VI Tho hanging
Of King, tho murderer ~ Tfelnb'y'
Which ipkrs place This morning
ija,ty itlnrh, 81 lilo Rtusfhn, ani
WillA iatia, ~ tho hiclp'ncT, eaii,e
dnnn hon, Wheeling and Went oul On
Ibu II y " " II, Yesterday alter
noon, lu, WoUisIipli, H. hp pirseh, NJ
Tho kna hanging
", NJ Hamilton aud SOP, 81 Wells
vile, afe lhe guests OH Hamilton, Oh
u,a,rl iilll
iomra Malo"mr rAa linud o. aud costs,
amounting ia 81 ~. by Mayor ,liiswc''
Yesterday lnI drunkenness nnd disorder,
,Iru,no II Nolan wah yesterday Ibed
~ anil rnsla lni lwn different charges,
amounting Va nll ~ II 70
WIZ ClMh, II ~, 'lleiiuvlllo, was ~
uul tNt yrulcllH1'
,,eutur II, ilmnlead, ~ Now Martina
,illo, wRa IN ouf oliy yesterday,
Tho hliru ~ The Mihhion Sunday
Arhuul. un NfnNul I'M, hnvr made ps'
lrnplNp preparations iuT ihuil Ipslisnl Nv
Ih,il now chapel this evening \
rl,apanl lnu 10 looked forward ~ by y
gutal many
The wuIk IT lrpa'ling tho cay Hall
hhr hrou resumed
4 l,hh in lhu gna pipe ~ travel |iilI
oo aHIunri The digging ~ anI repairing
~ lhu pipe yrnluldnJ,
,luhn liunlholingiun, ~ Hunlh l'cllAlin
net With - yciy panml accident NJ
ll,nihrilngluu' coal Noits yesterday
aliuln,un, u,uanlnnuj hJ u Iall ~ soap
p,uuo lie bands wr,u mashed nni lila
huad and bath baily bruised Had "
nnl lurn hi his ul"pu proximity iu y
| runl ga hu would have Enpj Nu,ao.
\ NTH dnuHhlrrul r,nnh lIohinnon
| bal be-, bnru severely hut 10y falling n
| lev ,a,n aye, aud " nov ,uuIlnpd ~
| hri bed
1hu rnplulra 81 tho l,ai"n Lantern
| Company Nutr uI ~ "Wednesday ~ ~
| urrd the ri,up, nui VII u" "ll again ~
| HHutlai InuhhuIVu Iiuuuiniiun Day
| NJ and Ma lnmuH llliun entertain
| 81 uumlul ~ Iiiundn hnl evening, lh"
| ",an,"u hoinH tho iNoniy aTonI Hhh,
,rianii 81 lhuu mn,iirgr. rlpnnai,'
| llru MA pnnaod
| Tho Grluan Evangelical ,l"l, -"
| huhiaui NJ THEN ,hn,,l mnl rN"ninR
| l"surh ,'lrm,ua. tho g,",ui ani vile
Departed f", Ihi"nuo county, Ireland,
| iuhlullay
| pl,.a i,,Ily iuhNrH, ul lln,uravillr 10
| toe pural ~ iho ,nw,ly al fiuI Muiroi
80 trn,rl lIill
1hr "a Gruil,o lliaun Hand dlapunno,l
lulur ,ult Rn, muu,, lpsl evening
1hrlo Nano young lai,un' claan nooi
,ug At lhu N / i'hui,h laal evening
W. nNll hnNuu loigu lot 81 ih"ao |
,nida Nmu laNua, ~ tn They az
hur. lrSl rpIuin nnd 'hoal ''r". q
| Roth
tI.utw,rl.u nllruiui ~ 10y Robot
lul,. Sec lip Mnilu effect, noai
thu puuluIn,u ~ lrna"nnl,l" rlrn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

.I.tttu. whoa ,tHluit,.t "a 1hv'wau llhnH'
t.,aNtll. Wu4t Nt..iIus au.i tltarrl Nul
a. Hrts sut lHHasrr iEs'hH t' at rfin' lI'al
,.,.,,. I., tu, T1.t col Net ,au - p'.fu'si ~
H.. u.tytnINfr De- u,tIsttsnt WYNN,
,u tftuttat rsssruaut a ittpi NFp"l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

pt,eos 10 suh sYspboJy. u you
sect bargains Ia shovs aud slippers,
call Al I. v nlohds
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aIlbrrIin9 4tc9latrr
LOCAL iaItlLl6tNCt.
Inls. W ns~ Ah.s,,l.sasn,..

Wanted Immediately 4 u""d l'a'
boz
Chall,npr william ll,,,lnnI
IIurnh,nut % ra'k
Harmonic Aarnnriuhot hsrufui"n
Head " ipcsl w
rof CINCINNATI steamer & W,
Hat, hrlui
JACOB ". t4NuNn, the lcw-
clcr. offers bargains y, W.n'
alag eri-cnis, retncr Twoifth
aud siafL ~ streets.
the Choiecpi ,nrlrb 81 $50
and ala bnsinrs- suit ." Ctr..
sIUneres an,i 4 hr, tots. isol = hmu
shiidreo'- suiis nrem ~ 40.
too,, aud gel lour n'"',yys
"e,Ih 80 Orbm los, the tsi,,'
I'rl,e tivibicfs, tik2S uar.eI
street. .di.iniaE Opcf" House
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vsst,tsu tt.s

n, the al,o,c upofvs u Will be- sr'p
thu. ihe wheeling irsn woh The match
by eleven po,hls Dating the match =
Terrible Wind sni rain storm Cnp'r nP
and al we're obliged " beat haal, -.
lrcai 10 the shelter 81 covered bridge
Tho wb-vllng kam rclafA~l las
n,shl hot. tired abd muddy bat never
lhsless vety inbllani over the virtoti
TOslay tho elah shoot q msith With
ths pilisbufgh nfv~lmnof Ulnb by
Isissfsph, al Q range Olson yarlA
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uhlu 49, rl.outsl""

rnr H. So I, II II Nu will Anll
rsuutauu lnh,ta tu i'hlagn, May Wll
nni llpt nud June lot g""i 10 r"in'n
uuuI tuuu dh ~ taking lhia i"''l"
,uu vii hp,o advantage "l nunrinun
,,mua ro,un, euro'h roadway ppl"n
dtI equipment oui pui,t tine
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gAlIIRORI 4 OHlO n. n. co.
s,stw', 'r 'as''s

,u, ,pI su., Npr 49, tarr'"gvf lia'"a
.II ,uu o. tliiuvs WU.Hltur ilm'
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Al,o,soloId Hood.

\ huul go ihr lnol, 40 i,oonarn aud
Ihui h,almrul, ronl iluu ln'luling
u,nt,a,o up"u l,,'l Complaints, l"iril
iNr,. lnunll,r, liI,rupnoHa, Headache,
Constipation. nirp"paia Mnln'in, 'lr
Adl,'H, ~ uaniuul, ini llu"ndwol,
N,W luL CAV, n '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

lurrr uln,b ,anhmu'un that ~" ."
.Iu,,I l,"m H,u 20, yn,l ~ 9TH a,"No'y
,huap nui only irN mutr ~" lett, ~
U,,u q kulhH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

! usr linruI loNna ~ l'h', IN nn,'
be-. CAL aui nrr ll,rm, ~ ''op ~
kuIh'r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

N, Steamboat E'ru,s'pp ~ ,h' al'"t' s'i'
t., a. nymhs,s tr np,t nrnday, be- Boo"
,,-,ppa,d uotil r',h., e"iips, "n ~'u'i"i "'
tpu wa,ui
s.iA, tnr ,uNNittrl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

4 utuH,i rrlu,l,un he go, Zee ifcrH
Ia ~ ani nut pa ifos- goods IS Gall
ani SEQ Ihen,, iuf sale only iot ,asli, HI
tao, &. NNh's
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Dsy eoops

III usv yvt.
Nss Yeas. Nsy T,--Dfy doods-
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tI,l,o,,i,,s,,
I'litAi,uIHi

i'lripnuud. May ~ Petroleum
isirly active. crude oaHir, ~ " ~ ~
ra,toi's iuI shipment refined To i'
Philadelphia delivery
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
Il MtLti0naire's Death.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF LEONARD CAsRIN
CLEvELAND-AN ECCKNTRIC CHARAC.
TER.
A despatch from Cleveland, Ohio, de-
scribing the life and death Of Leonard
Case, in that city, gives the following
account:
l. on ri Case, Cievelands eccentl 10
bachelor millionaire, was found Head on
the floor OF his sleeping room this morn
ing, having committed suicide by an
overdose OF chloroform. His head was
enveloped in blanket which, being
untolded, disclosed a sponge saturated
with cblOToferm, which Rad evidently
been Leld close against his mouth. ii.
had retired at II O'clock, after an even
ihg at whist, and appeared to be In
usually good spirits. He had been a
consumpuve for years, aud could not
have survived but short time longer.
his physician had put him to bed regu-
larry every night for two years.
When his father, the late Leonard
Case, cime to Cleveland about 1910, this
was almost wilderness. Case was a
man OF small means, and a farmer b.:
coming indebted to him for a yoke oi
oxen, lie was compelled reluctantly to
accept ten acre lot for the debt. That
lot Is 10" III the heart of the city, and
made the Cases mlllionAlres. Leonard
Case LETT two sons, William and Leon.
ard, Jr. William was formerly President
OF the Lake Shore Railroad, and after.
wards Mayo OF Cleveland. Ii 10 died In
1907, and Leonard, the elder, in 1865
Doth without leaving will, and Leon.
ard, Jr., thus same into possession of q
properly estimated 10 be then wsrtt
1000 900. This has nearly doubled
since 1865, so that when Leonard Case
died he was the richest landed proprletol
In the State.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08

THE New York World asks: "Why
should the Democrats waste their energies
in scolding and fretting on the Republi-
car nomination OF Grant?" For identi-
cslly the same reason which moves the
majority Of Intelligent and patriotic Re
publicans to fret and scold aboutit. They
dread and wish to avert the evils which
would inevitably follow the nomination
even of General Grant as q third-term
candidate. On the one side the partisans
of Grant would undoubtedly electrify the
dead issues of the war; on the other the
people would be alarmed at the attempt
TO break down their strongest barrier
against despotic power. This shadow OF
an Empire, fsncied or real, would brighten
capital, cause shrinkage of enterprise and
a general disturbance Of business that
would throw hundreds of thousands out
of employment, and the Presidential can
vass might be so bitter and excited as to
imperil a peaceful election.-Record.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
Iecuti on Of . lawful order Of

which the executi on Of . lawful order pf
Governor Garcelo n was defeated The
riot of " sterday, however. was rather
more scandal lous than the riot on Christ.
mas Day, because Is was prepared and
premeditated performances. Northern
people, and especi ally Northern Repub-
hcans ought now to be better able than
they have before been to appreciate the
dignity and self Q, ,ntrol with which the
citizens OF Southern States bore them
selves when they were subjected to in
dignIties and ou TRACES in comparison
with the offense charged upon Governor
Garcelon Is as the thickness of the little
finger Of solomon TO the thickness of the
loins of his successor. No such scene
ia recorded If any Southern capital du-
| ring the worst times Of reconstrnobon as
| has now disgraced the capital of Maine.
This hubbub was perfectly inexcusablo.
| When Governor GarcelOn's decision was
| first made known, the World recoms
mended the members wrongfully counted
| in to refuse to take part in the organiza-
| ton vf the House. Several of them have
| already done this. Who ever heard of
a Republican Representative from q
| Southern State, or for the matter Of that
| from any other State, refusing to take an
office for which he had formal certifi-
cate, merely for the reason that he knew
he was not elected to 1t? From Presi-
dent Hayes down to Kellogg, has there
ever been such a case among the Repub-
hcans? No doubt more unelected mem-
bers would have refused TO serve but for
the proof furnished in the affidavits
which were published yesterday that
Mr.. Blalnes men have been trying tc
| buy off unelected members from ser-
| yihP
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
AT WILMINGTON POST
A SECOND GLASS MATTER
TMUEsDAY. JANUARY s. Isso.

THE Republican states that "it has
been asosrtained that fully IT'S Republi-
cans Of the Fifth Ward had no vote at the
late city election, owing to well known
reasons which we will not repeat now"
In previous numbers Of the Republican
we md paragraph, which we have no
doubt shows the reason. Reason also
may be found in the fact that the Repub-
licans were dissatisfied with the extrava-
CANT manner in which the Republican
majority in the City Council conducted
the city government, and run the city in
TO debt. They therefore neglected or re-
fused to pay their taxes, and thus had
their names stricken from the roll of
voters. The cause Of this the Republican
in the following truthful paragraph, says
very properly and very emphatically rests
upon the ITS voters themselves. From
the Republican last fall we take the fol-
"Ln addition to this tse Collectors have had
sfondin0 advertisements IN the papers Civ
ing notice sshsrs .ttey could be found by any
persons tOishfn0 10 pay their tazss. Wtth these
facilttfss offered there really q no good reason
why anybody sh0uld be dtsfranctised. but u
voters never look after their assessments and
never think Of hunting up the Collector to pay
their tdzes, such persons are al,0dys dtSfrdn-
chfsed schen the time for the election comes
arosnd."
Another reason may be found probably
In the fact that In 1878 the Republican
Joined the Kent county Republicans and
agreed that the Republicans should not
vote; and thus abandoned that party and
let the election 60 by default. Thus virtu-
ally agreeing TO the breaking up of the
Republican party, in order that its voters
might vote for Greenback candidate for
Governor and q Greenback candidate for
Congress, and get the Greenbackers to
vote for Republicans for Sheriff and Coro-
ner.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
Address :-Newark. Del.
ID EGIsTER y ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

OOst '~NNf " Aof's
Upon the application of BENJAMIN Foote
:, nuIn ihlstTatsr OF John Foote, late OF
Reading. State OF Pennsylvania. deceased
II Is ordered and directed nv the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice of granting ot letters of adj
IN nlnlsttstlon upon the esta 10 OF the deceas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof. bv
Sauslns "a SVeftlsemenIs 10 be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters.
In six of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, recurring all per-
sons having dem ands against The estate In
present the same or abide by an act OF as-
seHloly IN such case made and provided
anu also cause the same 10 be inserted
Wllhln the same period In the DAILY
oAzETTE, newspaper published in VIII
mlngton, and To be continued therein three
weeks, cod
f~-, Given under the hand and seal
}L. y. oil office OF the Register Aforesaid.
'-~~-' at New Castle, in New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. G. BlGGS. Register.
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Address. Rtanton Del.
ID EGIsTER's ORDEI e.
RKGIsTER,s OFFIOE.

New Castle CO., Dec. Is, 1879
Upon the application OF Charles b. Lore
Esq, Administrator or John Smith
late or Wilmington Hundred, In said
county, decd, II Is ordered and directed by
Lne Register that the Adm Illustrator afore
SAID, give notice OF the granting of Letters
oI administration upon the estate OF
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements To be posted
Wltnlh ierty days rom the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places Of
the County of New Castle. recurring ali
persons having demands against the Es'
tate. to present the same. or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE a newspaper nuh-
lished In Wilmington and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e o. d.
t~-~>, Given under the hand and Seal M
Ills. Office of the Register Aforesaid si
49, New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, The day and year above written.
b. .. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having Claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present The
same, duly attested 10 the Administrator
on or before December Is. 1880. or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided
Address, CHARLES b, LORE,
Administrator,
7U2 Market street,
ueoZz'oWeod. Wilmington Del
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Do not the attempts to buy, bribe
and bulldoze the Democrats and Fusion
lists in Maine prove that the carpet bag
Republicans in the South are "chips Of
the old block" in Maine; or that mem
bers of that party are as ready to steal
into office in the North as in the South ?
The Washington fraud adds also to the
general dishonesty.
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jan5-6t,

NOTICE.
IN OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE
STATE MUTUAL i. d, M.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The annual meeting OF the stock and
policy holders OF this company will be
held on Tuesday, Jan. Ii, at their office,
SIS Market street, at 10 o'clock, q M, to
elect Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, 1880. WIN. BRIGHT,
jan5. President
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NOTICE.
NJ OTICE TO WATER RENTERS
~ OFFICE OF THE WATER
nRpA pnM NJ ss,r I
WILMINGTON Del. December / ~

WILMINGTON, DEL, December l. 1879.
The bills for 1880 are now ready and pay
able at the Registrar s office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 3lst. 1880. the
face OF the bill, those paid during the
month OF February, 8 per cent. additional.
Those paid during the month OF March'
10 per cent additional, and any amount
Registrar is required TO have the ferules
Withdrawn and suit instituted Tor the re-
covery of the amount due; and the water
will not be let into such premises until
sucn arrears, with assessments and o. for
drawing ferules, are paid.
ONCE hours from a. m. to D, m.
WILLIAM j, MORROW.
decl-eodD-edJ eodF RerIstrar.
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All persons owning or having dogs about
their premises, are required to have them
registered between the lst and 2Jth days
OF January. After the latter date the
ordinance win be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs.
WILLIAM ]. MAXWELL,
decl7-tfebl, Chief OF Police.
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NOTICE.

John Brear In Chancery,
VS.. New Castle Co. g. g.,
Mark Brear, ct. al. Cause of Partition.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chan
cellor in the above cause, made at the Sep
tember term, 1879, all persons having any
lien or liens. affecting the interest or es-
tate OF Johp Brear, Mark Brear, Abel
or either OF them in the lands or premises
to which said cause relates, are hereby
notified 10 file . petition setting forth the
nature and amount of the same In the
Castle County, ten days before the third
Monday In February, A. ID. 1880, and to ap-
pear and prove said lien or liens at the en-
suing term of the Court, before the rising
OF the Court on the third day OF the term.
CHAS. b. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. s. 1880. dtfebH
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NOTICE

All persogs having claims against the Es-
tate or the deceased. must present the same
duly atlested, TO the Administrator on OF
oeiore Dec. 3lst, 1880, ar abide the Act OF
assembly In such case made and provid-
ed. BENJAMIN FOOTE,
Administrators.
Address, Stanton Del. dec3i-eod2u