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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors nd in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay. loss OF manhood. &C.. will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America Send a seit-sddres.ed envelope
to tho Rsv. JosEeH T. INmAN. Station D. New
YORK CITY Nov. ! +, lsSl-6m.
The Attorney 6 eneral of Pennsylvania
has instituted additional proceedings to break
up the bogus insurance business in tina.
State.
DIR. Tom1inson7s
Dental OFFICE,
CoasEE OF CHaRtss AND LIsEary SrREErs,
Csassa.aestOwaa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13
CHAMPION OF TIE WORLD!
The Champion Grain Drill!

T'HE undersigned having received the Agency
of this Celebrated Gain Drill for Jefferson
County, and having now ON hand supply Of
these Drills aud toll line of Extras, Ia case of
breakage. 80 mo- delay can possibly occur in time
of scediug. We offer this DF!n to tho farmers Of
Jettsrs0n ON favorable terms. and do not fail 10
% ni1 the Champion before puroh"stng Grain
ono of all the farm imp leInents. q good DftIl
FEW OF ITS MERITS:
Positive Foree-Feed q rain Distributor, q nd Pos.
tive Force. Feed Grass seedsr, which can BIO u.sd
either In front rear of the hose.
Tho Fertilizer Attach uae nj 10 unequaled and II
Warranted to Sow Essily and Even y any Of tho
yartous kinds Of Phos phates in the rnsrkst
The Champion is the only Grain Drill in tb6
market that has Special Attachment for Plant.
ing Corn for the crop.
Tho Champion {. Simple in Construction and
Easily operated both for team and driver. The
material used and quality of workmanship are
the Very Beat Every Dill Narrated 10 give
Satisfaction sale.
Below VIC give you q few Of the PrsetioatFarrn.
era names who have purchased from us and used
last year Drills, to whom we refer:
John Rurns. Chsriesto~n: VIM. Rider, HALL
town: Phillip Powers. Ripon' Moses W. TFosSeII,
keetown; LOWS Il. Nichols, HslItoWn; John W.
Tavener, Chsrlestown.
We also have secured the Agency Of The Cell
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

Friends, if you have any more Goods to
buy this season, go to GEO Fl. HAGLEY's;
lie has tho goods aud prices to suit you.
Bear in mind that he keeps omplese stock
of Boots and Shoes. Clothing. Hats and
Gaps. Gloves. Trunks, Sa.chels, Tobaccos,
Cigars. Leather and Findings
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

W"MAN's Observation-Disclosures & daugh-
'eFs should feel alarmed Wen wearincss CON-
St;!"t!y Expresses hem. 1T am fretful from
exhaustion 0f vital powers and the color is fail
III" from nv face, Parker's Ginger Tonic gives
G"!ck r"lct 1t builds me up and drives away
pain with wH"tlerfni certaitv."- Buffa 10 lady.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

~teETtEssS1ss. NERVOUSNESS. TAsNoT RzsT
SIT ~ "'Vht. tired 10 IN" morning rising.
+iTgg''". vs'o in th: "-cs which arisee FROM the
dn1P with mig MY ~oIored u-ioe IL .lloweo to
s'- a" ~" Thick. at'e'd"d With turning when
T.''Heh Faav"r's liver P"wde,s will cure you.
'"'T % cts S"li nv drugsistS Heoder-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

fHAvsR's COSsvSP7IoS on CouoH CuRE il the
best thing for Consumption Known and will cure
an ordinary cough in thirty minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

The Bank vt Clarke Counte. at BorrvviIGe,
Is nov 10 "per9t"n for the transaction Of all
business
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13
NEW GOODS.

u shawls. Hosiery, overalI,. Gloves, &c.
,,,so, JESSE 81. ESGLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

~" trr" Of the late Samuel Carr 235
+"r"' YEAR ''"r~Anre has hern snt'i t., john
g carr Tor S32 :f5 ror acre
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

BENZ F. LErsEvR1Na. p. NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-13

irsr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chsrlestowu. jefferson,
county, w Va. December 10. 1881.
Mrs A. Alen. Miss MoIie Booze, Mrs
Ronald B!ackshury, Miss I.;zzc jackson,
-Ms- Rebccca Littlepaee. Misc Annie j
Mason. Moses Addison. Edw. p Brown. J.W.
BH'ssman. VIM L. Hodges, g. Morgan,
Carter Page, Fate hollands, D c. Schrivor
ID Son. Ssml Tucker. Messrs. Huam Woods
.& Co, (Foreign).
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead lie tier of.
fee Persons calling for them will please
saw rhnt they advertised
REML F LE1sENRINo p NJ
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

IT NOW turns out that the clerks
constituting the Star Route and other
rings in Washington gave great din
ner to John Sherman when he was
about to retire as the Secretary Of the
Treasury, in the basement of the
Treasury building, and that the great
er part of the expense was paid for by
Chief Clerk Power, out Of the govern
ment contingent fund Of the Treasury
Department, and the public money SO
eillegally disbursed credited on the
books TO large purchase of sperm
candles - forty-fve boxes. When
Window became Secretary, and ON the
day of first entering his Office he found
on his desk a magnificent floral shield
and other embems, the gifts Of Power.
So beautiful were these articles that
MIR. Window caused them to be photo
graphed, and he numerJusly distiib-
uted the pictures among his friends.
1t may afford Mr.. Window a peculiar
sensation to learn that Powers gifts TO
him were paid for out of the contin-
gent fund of the Treasury Depart
ment, the amount being credited to q
purchase Of pot plants"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

Governor Of that State has refused to
sign any more licenses. and the courts
have refused to consider the business
legitimate. In this State they have
no legal existence whatever, and are
held in about the same position as
other lottery schemes. It is stated
that an old negro died last night in
Harrisburg whose life had been In
sured for $125000. Where the money
could be got from for such q purpose
has often been the inquiry. We have
tried to give a partial answer.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

"GRAvE YARD" INsURANcE.-Since
The regularly legalized lottery busi-
ness has beer broken up by legislative
ehactments in most of the States,
many very strange devices for risk
ing small sum with the hopes of
securing large one have been resort.
ed to. The last and most horrible of
theco lette-y schemes seems to be the
gave yard insurance COMPANIES
whereby number of men form a
company each selecting a subject to
DC insured. 1t then becomes the in.
terest of the policy holders 10 have
his subject die as soon as possible for
the first subject who dies is equivalent
to the capital prize. The men who
hold the policy thereon gather all the
money that is paid in, when another
DRAFT Is made upon the Stockholders.
If each r TO pay fift zen dollars and
take his chance, and there are a
thousand in the association, the poll
cies may be made for ten or twelve
thousand dollars, or less, whatever
the expenses may be. This seen to
be The last dodge of the lottery yen-
ders. AT least this, after much in.
qriry is what we have been able to
present ss the basis of the "qrave
yard" insurance business.
These associations in Pennsylvania
were run under lict nses obtained from
the law officers. Blu, recently the
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

The Nashville Morning World il
one OF the most energetic and reada.
BILE papers in the South. 1t has been
started under favorable auspices when
the section of country around Nash
vile seems TO have entered new life,
and prosper ty is witnessed on every
hand. The World will, therefore, we
have no do lbt, soon rise into promi-
nence and It's proprietors be enabled
TO reap success equal to that of apv
OF our great journalistic enterprises.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

A FRESH DIFFIcULTY.-TheD Dublin
Land League has encountered fresh
difficulty. Tie mo Rent" proclama-
tion seems not TO come with tbs authori-
tatiVe signature Of Mr.. Parnell. At least
this is questioned and denied by many
OF Lis friends, who seem to be opposed
to such wholly inconsistent and harsh
measures. Aad then the interferencs of
Arch Bishop McCabe is held to be an
other warning to the "No Rent" party
OF the League. The circumstance ia
stated as remarkable. 1t Is no less a
thing then deposing priest from the
pulpit for allowing his nare to be pro-
posed for election as a member of the
Lard League. The priest, Rev. Michael
Keane, d. D., OF DuvllD, was sent for
by Arch Bishop McCabe and given the
choice of Withdrawing rom he League
andpubiicly appolegiziDg; declining To do
this he was suspended from the Ministry.
What eject ibis will have upon the
agitstcrs for the "No Rent" policy we
do not clearly know. But II does seem
clear that the friends of the Irish In Ire.
land who have so far succeeded in secur-
ing great concessions from the English
Cover lnnent by which thet hard treat
ment Of tenants by landlords is expect
ed to be greatly alleyiated. This diyI-
sion will no doubt ramlfy all over Ire
land and may give great strength TO Mr..
Gladstone and his party friends. In
this country there are few gentlemen
who own property that would like the
"No Rent" policy applied 10 them. And
as there are large humber of Irish In
Ireland who own property and are in
iayor OF what the Land League was en-
deavoring to do toward the amelioration
oil the poor tenants through a reduction
OF rents, were opposed TO the
initiation of the "No Rent" policy.
which may be applied to themselves. The
power of the Dublin Land League must
be greatly reduced # such a policy is
attempted to be enforced.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
IOuGa aKENAMoS,
CHESTER COUNTY, October 20 1ss,

CHESTER COUNTY, October 20, 1881.
l. In case Of the death of prasidon,
Arthur the President pro tenn of the
Senate would become acting President
until an election for a new Presiden,
could be held. In case of Arthur's deaib
any time within the next nine months
there would be Presidential election
next year. 2. David Davis is not Vice
President at al but President pro tenn
OF the Senate, and his term is limited bv
the pleasure of the Senate, except that
1t cant extend beyond 4th March, 1883
when Davis term In tbe Senate expires
uni IS he shall be reelected, 3. The
Senate removed Pr ident pro tenn.
Bay ard IN three days alter his election
and it can remove Mr.. Day.s in like
manner at any time, even II he were
acting President of the United States
ED. TINES.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

OTlCE.-I, Michael MullIgan. owner
OF tle within mentioned premises, do
nereDy give notice that shall apply to
the Honorable the Judges of the Cnnry ~, ~
11eiuerhl sessions OF the Peace and Jail
~, i,lyery OF the state OF Delaware. in and
p,l, 5or HeW castle County, on Monday. Ihe
,i'a Iast aayi OF November A. D., 1881. being
me me nrst day OF the November term of saiS
Sour., iol "a license 10 sell intoxicating n :
Iuors In quantities. not Ie., than one hai
gallon not TO be drunk on the Dremi.
~, az my I2i e, Ci n.ol o, eet, De. aware
ooily School DIs.rIc,s Nos. 52 and 70 ie
Ren Lion Hundred. New Castle co1n,Y ~
stIe OF Delaware, and the folIow,ns ci,yy
zehs OF said School Districis recn,.lsl citl,
The said application 10 wit: Gnu
Francis 8. Dunlap, NJ. M. Kirby
albert |. Swan, John Be ek
/, Hnnisrk n William Morris,
u,aa u ~, John Lang,
nhomr T, Van, Johl hrmnn.
liam j. " ngate, Jam M J.s,ar
j. B. Henry, Va jester,
oe.zI 9lt MICHAEL MULLIGAN.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

1T Is RuMoRED in WFqhIngtop that
e1-dov' Morgan, of New York, has rc
considered his declnation and that his
name will be sent in to the Senate to.tay
tor Secretary OF the Treasury, that Mr
James Is to be re-nominated to-day-and
the name of ex-senator Howe, of Wis
consin, for Attorney General. IL these
names are sent In to day 1t is thought
the Senate may adjourn on Tuesday or
"Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
The Position of DAWN Davis

j.
Please explain in THE TIMES the
exact position Of David Davis in regard
to the Presidency, should President
Arthur die. Is Judge Davis Vice
President as long as Arthur is President
or can the Senate remove him and elect
another? WV
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NOTICE.. Daniel Doherty. owner of
~ Tue within mentioped ipremises, do
nereDy give notice that / shall apply 10
me Honorable the Judges OF the Court OF
oene'sl Sessions. OF the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, In and
ior new CASTLE County, on Monday. the
Il day Of November. A. d., 1881, being
Tue nrst day of the November term OF
said Court. for license to Keep an inn or
Tavern at No 708 Madison street, In the
run ward of the city OF Wilmington.
New Z site ounty, State of Delaware,
ana 10 sell intox caiIug liquors In guam
Ties iess than one quart, U be drunk on
lhe premises, and the following resi- ect-
aoIe citizens, residents OF said Ward re-
commend the said application 10 wit:
a. Glyen, Geo. Frisler,
frsnkiin Dick, James b. III Isson,
= Jonn Wencheii, BERNARD +. Hasson.
!, \ 1flnner Francis M. Bicta,
M ~. White, Philip Dohertv,
Z. X. Burgoyne Patrick Uark ,,,s
n nhton Heide, Adolphus Hasse,
Daniei Hayarty, Daniel Bicta,
". DononueI joseph Bicta.
2anes Kelly, G. Doughery,
~ uhes bhicisy, +. .Mulshannock,
W. Is. Hickman, Be, nard IA ite
oct@2 81 DANIEL DoHERTY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
4 UDIToR's NoTICE.-IN rHE Or

A UDlTOR's NOTICE.-IN THE OR
"A fHhkS' CoUhT OF MONT9OM
Ehf CoU 'Tr Estate OF sarah Miller,
lAIe OF rev Castle County, state of bel.
aware. deceased. Tie undersIened And.
itor appointed by said CouII 10 make dis.
lribulion OF the balance remaining In lhe
hrnds OF John I. Cox, Administrator oi
salu .tate. hereby s.ves notice that he
VIII meet all parties interested. fur ths
purpose OF MIA appointment, at his Office,
NO. noo1z Swede 81. 81, Norristown, Pa.
on Tuesday, the lst day of November
lool; at ~ O'Clock p. M. when ana where
AARON g. SWARTZ,
taNbW Auditor.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NOTICE E.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
E,,estorer Is Ire marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Dlteases. All fits stopped free.-
'end I" S3l Arch Street, PAils telpbia,
Dsf MI y
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

We have bought 100000
five-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock of the Scotch ma
ker whose letter we printed
otherday. lisa low price that
justifies SO large buying as
that. A few of the coarser
ones have come. $I.35 and
$3.50 a dozen. .Z
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't be buying at any
such rate. Here's a circle
worth your thinking Of: Low
prices make large sales.
Large sales make large buy
ing. Large buying makes
low prices.
Next-outer circle, City hall. square
enfrance
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
BLANKETS AND LINENS
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,

We have two blankets that
we sell for IS a pair, all-wool,
6SxS4 and 73x84 inches,
weighing Al and S lbs, OF
homemade style, not bleach
ed white, but thoroughly
cleansed and proper every
way. Within two weeks a
leading wholesale house here
was selling one of them at
So; and the other is the bet
ter of the two.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
LICENSE NOTICES.

NorICE.-f,Taos ID. Gibson, the owner
~ OF The With ! mentioned premises do
hereby give notice that | shalt apply 10
tue honorable the Judges OF the Court OF
Henerai Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Dcliyery OF the State OF Delaware, In and
dor rev Castle County, on Monday, the
2ist day OF November. A. D.. 1881. being
the hrst day OF the November term OF
said Court. for license 10 keep an Inn or
tavern, known as the Swan Hotel, at No,
q West Fourth street, In the
FIRST Ward OF the city of Wilmington,
New Caste County, State OF Delaware.
ana 70 sell Intoxicating liquors In guam
tiiles less than Cne quart, TO be drunk on
me prem ises, and the following respect
able citizens residents OF said Ward
recommend tue said application 10 wilt
Charles A. Winslow James Smith.
ueorge M Bacon, j. II. Hendricks,
A. A. hapman, William Bouzarth.
John I. Kennedy, X. A. Wilson.
James Brown, Martin keogh,
TIeston a yars, y. T.. Stewart,
Jas, ID. PaitoA, Bernard Kieine,
W. W. Anthony, L. ]. McManus
!. y. McCAbe, August Blermann,
=; !. hudson. W. Nc cnlwee,
meyer Me'ers, Daniel MeE' wee,
Andrew Wilhelm. j. IL. Welch M ID
Robt. Morrow, Lfuis A. BlckIa
John Brady,
oct3 81 THOMAS d. GIBSON.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NObICE.-I, Margaret King, the
1N owner OF the within mentioned
premises. do hereby give notice that /
shai apply TO the Honorable The Judges
81 the Court OF General Sessions OF The
Peace ana jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, IN and Ior New Castle I ounty,
on Monday, the 2lst day OF Novem ber, *
D., 1881. being the first da, OF the Novem-
Der term OF said Cot IT, for license 10
Keep an Inn or tavern at Nos. los ami ITO
Market street, Ia the secoad Ward
OF The City OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, state of Delaware, and TO sell
intoxicating liquors in quantities less
than one quart, to be drunk ON the prem
lses. ana lhs following respectable citi-
zens. residents OF said Ward recomm nd
the said application 10 wit:
Geo. jacob, J.P. Smith.
rrhncls ~. y. Davis, Char es Helnel,
john B. Du. bar, Jo'. Locke.
Nichols Je y, Cpss. A. pyle
Daniel Pip.no, T.B, BfIson.
Alex. Chambers, Geo B. Higgins
Adolph kloberg, John j Donehertv
W. X. Bowman. I,hus. n snarka
9Ianuel Reed, Il. ~. krishmuth,
~ erEthi Row. Robert Wallace,
" Iobe, Reuben W. Woliers,
I. Is. Merritt,
oct21-3' MARGARET KING.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
NsprlCEN.

NJ OTiCE--The Farmers Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, of Mill Creek
hundred, has made an assessment OF one
dollar and seventy.hve cents (tl.75)on the
one thousand dollars (sl, 600 for loss sus-
tslned by The burning OF the barn OF Ed.
ward Woodward. A reductlsn OF seven
per cent Will be made on all assessments
paid on or before October LIST, 1881.
AQUlLA DERlCkSON, NJ. q. HID.
HOWARD L. FLINN. Christiana lid,
JAMES SPRINGER, W, q Ck. H.
Collectors.
THOMAS L. ]. BALDwIN,
sep9- ltd&3tw secreiarv
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

MIR. J. II. BATES, NEgsTAt1assae Row. Atasae, Build.
aAoENr, A PATH PaaraktbroTissd rH to cop'laSi and
Ing New Xs5a, n in ths o.t DAIaat I1ates.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

pUNAWAY.--64 CENTS REwARn,
~ Runaway lren the subscriber on
a ugusI ~, 1881. bound boy namei i
Edson Clarke. about . feet inches high
aatk hair, and years of age, had on q
dark suit OF lothes whe n he he left
premiies The above reward, but No
chargei viii be paid for his return.
octIfu0w3t JOHN A. GRAVE.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

hWELLlNGS AT PUBLIC SALE
nom week TO week for some months 10
come, dwellings at fair and even full
prices at our pubic sales.
octl2-tteod HEALO AGO,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

| NJOTICE-I, Philip q. Plushe,S't Plu,,,tses, d(
| ~ of the within mentlGhe RI pI anpIy Il
| hereby give notice that | silaii AL atGlit q
fhe, Honorable the Judges o. tne and jal
tseneraI Sessions of the Peace Pre I'll in aud
Delivery of the state OF DelawnI aMwnnIay, ihl
for New Castle County, on "Gi III bend
2lst day OF November, a, y ',ar 70 term q
the first day OF the N0veine N0se TO kee1
said Court, for a LICENSE glj vel
an inn or tavern al ~; ward
Front street, in the ftso aw Castld
of The CITY OF Wilmington, a." i" sell in1
Sonnty. state OF Delaware, an. anu less than
IoxicaiIng Iique RS In quantiiiioo' 'nrem ises.
and the following respeclau,,'m mend the
residents OF said Waru,
said application to VIII ,,.,,ev
Daniel McCusker, yonn JONI nj nMSsaiy,
julius Gunthr, "a Wcf,Wee,
Edm munu y. gn' james McElWee'
Andrew CoWah' "a l. McManus,
Jacob Hubert, y, ,,.,,,sl 81 Bierman,
Michael !. haihii'oit louis A. Blckla'
VIM. Bowe.s, ~ Rickla,
Fred We'll, Jr, fI.hn Greenlee.
A. Manihey. ~ liam Baxter,
John Mcguire, r,,au N. Resag,
Fred Wen, Dennis Quill
Geo. Steinicken, Inn MulrOoney'
james Christy, 'oN ,,rT
A. Bickta, ,,r,rIp a. PLUNkEls
OttAA-os DFBh-
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

Office i. W,ut,,.
~ owner ot the pronar,W, W,
the southwe,t cornfr ~, peT Y sid
VII E,rs, ,s,uIeets, ut No. 2ii Tatnalip ip,ro ., q
a arsi ward, OF the City of stTee
anu | hereby give po;tcau, VI Y lid
ply TO the Judge OF tbe ,tt tnat | i
sessions of the Peuce M np1lt Of
OF the STATE OF Delow.p"an pnu jan
y, Oaslie y n cont ty, on Mondav'' ~ ,bad %hd
N NJ TO-, Mosttinber, II belLg tl,e a,.t 1ue
" keep an inn or tavsro lor q
mentioned place, To sell ,n, n ~ thS
uOrs In less uuartllies in. ,.',..oE'cal
ne drunk on the premises = e,, o,is 4
lowing respectable cItizehs anu
the First Ward recomm",is resi-
plication to wit: i'u 'hls
=. q. simmons. Ia, =,
VIM. I. Porter. Jan, "egary,|
r.. Parker, Wc, W sm 1
Henry Grebe " m. BaxterJ
A. Bicktn, inh,' ihgi's y. u
Theodore herman. Snan 2bar,lia liader.
Louis A. Bickta. pTs.tos ps a. N
q. II. Blcta, ,n a1n ~ Ayal
II. j. McManus. Thm,,i iay 0f1
Augustus Bierman. IisS Iai,iais.S D. "
George Rinck, Na,hoHa Ilpna
Michael Megafy. CO. G"ih ~ Llebl
{. Keller. GrSr,,o ,o,r,i.hlcs
Jos. ID. Patton, / e ~ n: M. ~
oct2l-3tt WILLIAM W pprrl
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

nj OTfCE.-J, Catharine FO.d, the Oa
N OF the within mentioned prem
dc hereby give noliCe mat shall
TO the Honorable the Judges Of The
of General Sessions ol the = ace aud
Delivery OF the Ia & OF Delaware, in
for New Castle OF Y, on Monda!i
2lst day of NovemUt A. D., ltil,
the first day OF The N0vembe lerl
said Court. for license To Keep an 10
tavern at No. 43l East Seventh sIeg
Ing the s. W. torher Of Seventh an1D
bard streets, in the Eighth ' ID Ol
City OF Wilmin ZION, New CaS coy
State of Delaware, and 10 sell lul0A
lag liquors In quantities les man
quart, the drunk on the pTemlet
the following respectable citizens,
donts OF said Ward recommend Tue
application TO wilt:
j. NJ. Riley, X. ii. Cumllilbss1
Marx Tlcker, Theo. liaai
ID. orc. Kenny, Michael fold-
W. Morris Wingart, John l. heheohJ
W. =. Armstrong, Harry Cumm "
James Mccartney, j. a. Cannon,
Thomas N. FoTemanA. a. Pine,
Frank Giadwonl, 7. A. HOHy,.
James stuart. James Muflaa,
John Sheehey, Michael r9iu,
Charles G. Grant, James NJ. fflce
George W. Mccoy, John H0Tly ipopd
oct2I-3t CATHARlNE fOk4
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

MOI1CE.-I, VIM. f. Grimm, =,
IN OF The within menu ,mad u,lh
hereby give noiire Thai ,Iautro roy
tne Judges OF the Court of Ge,"
slons OF the Peace aud jan Ini'
the Slate Of Delaware, in ana nd
county OF New Castle. On Mon,
2ls' day OF November next 4 In' h
Ing the first day of the n,
iei IN OF said Court, for Iico,
seli intoxicating llauors in in
Ties aot less than one hal iao
my Store on Main street, IN ihs
Newark, In lhe United ,choai "
NOS; ~ and IL IN Wi te CLAY Cr4al
dred. New Castle county. 1eitTs
The following respectable clllzans
mend The said application To vii.
Be- J. Caulk, Janesup
George W. Lindsey. John Ktmb
JoiIn O'Dounell, Charles Vsnn
John CUrbit, j. ~ pennils
5. X. Choate, Vim II SitssI
Calvin y. Worrell. Nathan SanJa,
oct2l-3tf WM. +. GRlFPlI
NOTICE., August TenSe,e,I
4V owner OF tue within m,nU
premises, do hereby give notice
shall apply 10 thu honorable Inc /
OF the Court OF General sessions n
Peace and jail De'iVtry OF The M
delaware, in aud for New d
county. OF Monday, the 2lst day 4
vember, A. D., lSsl, beip tue init n
the November tenn Of sih Coln.
license TO keep m inn or tavern M
iOt King street, in the Four h Ward
CITY OF WI 'mlngtun, 4'.w Castle ID
State OF Delaware aud ItelllulO1ia
liquors In quantities less than one II
To be drunk on the premises, and III
lowing respectable citizens. reslden3
said Ward recommend the sad apu
tlon TO wit
John ID, Kurtz John Hanson,
julius A. Kraupse, GA, Frazer.
Alexander Il. MOOrettanCs X. JacI
James Parker, john OTTO
George Adele, IhDm SB. Eatd1
Gotlelb Mammele, Jane, s. Heal.
Il. McMpnagle, :. D. Newhn,
William Allen, Thomas Fox,
John Otto, Sr., B. I Vaudever,
j. Geo. Stab, S.N. Smellz,
Charles Ramsberger, NJ F. hayden.
X J Frugeray, Peter spIllger,
William Alsentzer, James A. Hara
George W. Ortllp, Daniel Morris.
ocl2l-3t AUGUST TENWEGI