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Z fUWAHD LINE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE OONARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
Between New York and Liverpool. Call.
FROM PIER 40, N. B., NEW YORK
Batavia. Wed. l9 Jan. Bothnia We'd. Is Feb
daIlia. We'd 20 Jan Batavia Wed % Feb
Algeria. Wed. 2 Feb. IGaIlia Wed. g Mar.
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
y6U, eSO, e1OO, according to accommodations.
Tickets 70 Paris. 8l6 additional.
Return 6ckets on favorable terms
5teerA6e II very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool AND Queenstown. and Al other parss OF
Europe. ~ lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden ziven for Belfast G lassow
davre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and Tor Mediterranean ports
Tor freight and passage apply at the O0mpanys
omoe. NO; Bowling Green, or both steersge anc
1bip 70 OTIS BlGELOW b CO.. COS 7th street
su27 VERNON H. BROWN b CO, ny.
NEW YOBK-BOTTERDA
Inc drst-class steamers of this ine-'.Amstsf-
and, (" '.Schiedam" and ''Mass"~carryins the o.
8 MAI to the Netherlands, leave Watson's stores,
Brooklyn, regularly on WEDNESDAYS. First
ase-SS. b. CAZAUX, General Agent al South
William street, New York For passage apply to
W. @. METZEROTT b CO., Gas Pennsylvania
avenue. Washington; or +. Fl. JOHNSON, Agent
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
eveoue ano 10Th street northwest. aug7
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A GIRL ATTACKED BY BLoODHOr ND.-At
Mount Pleasant, N. j., Maggie Sayer. a do.
carrying some meat last Saturday evening from
an outside cellar, was attacked by large blood.
hound kept on the premises as watchdog
The girls screams brought assistance, but not
She win probably recover, but viii DO disdgured
for life.
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THE FATAL MEDICINE BoTTLE.-A three year
old boy died In Reading the other day from the
effects OF having taken large dose OF medicine
which had been prescribed FOR another person.
The Child accidentally got possession OF the
viaL-Le6dnOH [Fd) Times.
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T1HOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.

'11Oo. VhUOhOIdNs INbdI E6IdIt AuCI
TRUSTEES SALE OF rOUR-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No. 1922 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated Noyem- La
Der 18th, 1873 and duly recorded in Liber f.MH
929, folio 80 ct seq ,one of the land records 4mH
for the District OF columbia, will Sell at public
auction. in front OF the premises, ON THURS
O'CLOCK p. M, the following described real estate
situated in the CITY of Washington. District of Go
lumbia. to wit: Part of Lot numbered ten 00l in
square numbered four hundred and three (403),
together with the improvements. consisting OF
fcur story Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale Cash Cost OF conveyancing and
accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
B. o. KG-YSER. Trustee.
THOS. Z. NAGGAMAN, Auct ianlO.dlOt
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John IL. KELLY,
= DEALER IN FIRsT-C Glass
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON. &c.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Stalls 628 629. and $50 Center Market, 9th street
wing, and 2O6 and 2O8 Northern Liberty Market or
address Box II, City Post Office
Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts Of
the city. decl3-1y
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FE1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THRIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE SOU III
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Be
TWEEN TWhNIl -FIRSr AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS, No. PIP.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 15.h kzS
day Of February, 1879, and duly recorded fSstx
i'll Liber 900. folio n, sc, one of the land IG-k
records for Washington county, District of Column
ba and by direction of the party ured thereby,
We shall sell. Oh WEDNESDAY,, THE 26TH OF
JANUARY, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. M, in front of
pre- misses, the following property, viz Lot %. in
recorded subdivision of original lots Is and -, in
square Is, improved by substantial three story
brick Residence, with all the modern improve
ments.
erms One third cash; the residue in two equal
pay ntnts al one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per snnum until paid and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
ali cash. at the option of purchaser. If the
OF sale not complied with in ten days the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All con-
veyancng at purchasers cost. 5000 deposit re-
quired when the property is struck off.
JOHN w. CORSON,l T,,,.oo
jan8-d&ds JAMES l.. DAVIS, ( Af"S'eee'
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THE TRADES.

QOOKBINDlN0-The LYcxrr BMDxaY employ
" nnf Class Norkmen, and turns out superior
work. IT u one OF the oldest ests blishm enta In the
city. 1012 Pa ave-, Sd door. octl
GIBSON BkOTHERS,
Ut PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTRKs.
Bi1s Printing . sDecdAl1y. 10
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DR. he'd OYN'D Wonderful Herbs or Indian
impurities in the blood. DIR. Red Syn treats as
spectalties Rheum stism. Oatarrh Fever and Axue.
Epilepsy. Tetanus or Lock Jaw, Hydrophobis, and
Obstructed Circulation resulting from colds. Oan-
GERS successfully treated, and Tape Worms
moved In . few bours. Cures guaranteed Let the
skepticie call and be convinced. CONSULTATION
nor Invest. dec3l
:" BBEUNIN6EB. Practical Wstchmake1
w and Jeweler, 929 Penn. ave. MAnufsCtuf-
ing and Repairing Of Jewelry specially. All work
neatly and promptly executed. stock Of Fine
Watches. JeVelry and 6tlvervafe always on hand.
novS-sm
WHEAT Dealers make Money with W. T
Nv soULs co.. $50 Ia Sale street. Chicago.
Write for particular octlI-eol2m
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1LYDE,S NEW E1PRESS LINE

N yLHD ES NEVV EAFHESH lJNH
" BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA.
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDHs
LINES FOB NEW YORK, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
FALL RIyKR, AND ALL POETS II TIN NV
EH6LAND STATES.
Through bills of lAding given.
SAILING DAYS.
Prom Washington-Mondays at 8 Pm.
From MISREPRESENTATION, ut 10 In
Freight received daily until p. m. Georgetown
goods received and delivered nj Warrington.
Wharf, foot Of 18th street.
WILLIAM p CLYDE CO., General Manaser,,
l2South Wharvee, Philadelphis; J. II. JOHNSON
zoo. Agents. 18th a. wharf and 1202 r IT. NV. :.
Warrington. aUa27
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
~ TATE, CONSISTING OF FOUR STORES On
sEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND TWO Dwell
l1NGS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN

by virtue OF decree OF the supreme court -
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity t1sHA
Canse No. 7.487. John Walter ct al VS.. Mag .A.M
daina Berberich ct al, the UNDERSIGNED. as Trus-
tees, will offer for safe on WEDNESDAY. THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, at public auction. i'll
front of the pres.ises at the hour Of O'CLOCK P.
NJ, all those pieces parcels of ground, lying
ADD being in the city Of Washington. and District
Of Columbia. and known and described as sub
lots (3D and (32. in square (425.)
And on THURSDAY. 10Th DAY OF JANUARY,
ISL, at the same hour will offer for sale the south
thirty feet front by the depth thereof of lot s.
in square BIT, together with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale are as follows: One-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. within five
avs after day OF SALE of which one hundred dol
hrs hrs is to be psid a; a deposit at the
store and the balance OF the purchase money
in three equal installmenta, In six. twelve and
eighteen months from day OF sale, for which the
Iurchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus-
tees his, her or their promissOry notes dated on
Cay OF SALE and tn bear interest at six per centum
Ttr annum, or all cash at the option Of the pur-
chasers
VIM. Fl WARD,
$50 AZ ct northwest. r.,,s.ooa
FRANK T. BROWNING, { trustees
Columbia Law Building. }
ian7- eOd&ds
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
ON DECK,
AND DON'T YOU FORGET 1T,

WITH
CANDY by the ton. several Grades. Fresh
GUM DROPS by the ton. Pure and Fresh
sHELLBARkS-New York State Crop Big Lot
NUTS by the tOn-au kinds. ...........,,..N New
RAIS1NS by the ton--all kinds New
C1TRON and CURRANT5 by the ton. .......N New
FLORIDA ORAN9ES-Fine. Large Supply
VALENCIA ORANGES-F Fine Large lot Il very Cheap
LEMONS-The Best in Washington. ....... Big Lot
MALAGA GRAPES-The Best in Wash'n. so Barrels
AND OTHER CHRIS rMAS GOODS IN END.
LESS SUPPLY AND GREAT VARIETY.
TO GIVE AN IDEA OF OUR PRICES, WEQUOTE
IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
lbs MIXED OANDY-Ohoice. .......... for 81. 90
lbs. MIXED CANDY-Cho1ce - for LOO
lbs. MIXED CANDY - Choice French
creams ..........................fo LOO
lbs MINED NUTS. .................for LOO
lbs MIXED NUTS .....for 90
los MIAED NU1 S--.-....-..-..........fo Tor l. no
1o lbs. RAISINS for LOO
IDS fsAlSlN6 ......-...............fo Tor 1.eO
lbs. RA1S1NS for LOO
lbs RAISINS for 90
lbs. RA1SIN6-Large Clusters. ..........f for LOO
IL lbs. E1. 20" SUGAR (nearIy white). for Loo
1e4 lbs. Standard "a" SUGAR. for LOO
10 lbs. Standard Granulated SUGAR. for LOO
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MOUTH GEHMAN LLOYD-NTKAMsHII
IN LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMKN.
The steamers Of this company win sail every Sat
UrdAy from Brene Pier, foot OF SO street. Hoboke en-.
Rates OF passase:-From New York to Hayrs, Lon
don. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. nrst cabin. $50
second cabin, $50 5teeraxe, $50; prepaid sIeer1ee
certificates, S28. For freight or passage apply 70
OELRICHS CO, Bowling Green, New York.
" G. MfTZkROTT & CO.. 92s Ps. sve., Agents
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MFRS. SELMA RUPPEKT.
Ul COS 9th street, Opp Patent OfHce
DEALER
Ait EMBRO1DERIEs, ZEPHYRS. CREWEL and
GERMANTOWN WOOL. FELT. CANVASSES,
and all Material for FANCY NEEDLEWOKK
Fine selection of ACES. HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS,
WORSTED and CHILDRhN'S FURNISHING
GOODS; full line Of MACRAME THREAD,
STAMPING promptly executed. dec27
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0TEAMER JANB MOSELDY.
CAPTAIN JAMES T. BARKER.
Frst-class fare, 81 Round trip, 49,
u 80 Second class fare, IS; Round &f3sfs
nip, q. Leave 9th ct. wharf NON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at & O'CLOCK
Pm Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p. m stop
ping ut Alexsldria, Piney Point Point Lookout
and Fort Monroe. Va, going and returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and Z. O. KNIGHT,
Pier Al, East River, Ny, SATURDAYS, at p m :,
Georgetown at am. FRIDAYS. For freight
rates apply TO T. P. A. DKNHAM. ASt.. So Water
Ct, Georgetown.
Tickets. Staterooms, &c, 90 to General Once,
Sp29 O. g. LOWELL. President.
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FRAMING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Low
ell, an Englishman, who arrived in this coun-
try In October last, was before United States
Commissioner Shields yesterday to answer a
charge OF unlawfully using envelopes OF the
ness. Shortly after his arrival In America he
obtained position as stenographer with DR..
Henry Randall Waite, special census agent. at
Pciham Manor, Westminster county. The Doc
office while visiting Washington city on Official
business. On the 29tn Of December, Lowell
mailed leather hatboX at the post office at
Pelham Manor, FASTING part Of an official en-
velope thereon, thus, as he thought, "frankingn
II. In Washington city it was stopped and
Lowell was subsequently arrested There is
every indication that IL was case of ignorance
but the penalty is $500. After short consulta,
ton with The district attorney Lowell waived
examination, and the case was left for the grand
jury. Lowell was allowed to go on bis own
recOgniZanCeS.-N. Y Herald Sfh
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BIG STOCK-LOW PRICES ALL THROUGH.
CALL EARLY.
~ TelephOnic Connections. II
ELPHONZO YOUN6S,
5O4 9th st. north,
dec2k Opposite Daily Critic OHice
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SEQUEL TO AN ELOPEMENT.--Nearly two years
ago Stella Hart, pretty daughter OF an opticIan
OF Montreal, robbed her father OF 81 $50. and
tender OF doubtful reputation He returned
with her to Montreal, and she forced him TO
marry her by having him convicted for stealing
the money she carried off. The marriage was
novel one. as he was Catholic, she Polish
jew and the officiating clergyman Presley
terrain. The marriage has not been happy
Ole. and ended In his intiicting brutal beating
On Friday night. which would have been fatal
10 her out for the interference OF her parents
He was arrested and will be tried for the as
sault, besides which he will be sentenced for
robblng his Wife OF the money she carried of.
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rVHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT CHAM
Der SITES AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT AUC ZION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARYo
18th, 1881 COMMENCI~G AT len O'CLOCK, IA
at No. Sl4 18th street. between and sts. tSsSa
northwest, shal! sell q very superior collec !
lion OF Household Effects. viz;
Hair Cloth Parl0r Furniture
Window Hangn1s and COrnice.
Several handsome Suites of Black Walnut Chambs r
Furniture.
Painted N arble- top and other Chamber Furniture,
Mattresses, Feather Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads and Sheets
Decorated and other 7 oilet Ware.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Venetian Stair Oar nets and Oil Cloths.
Han Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Dining Ohalrs, Heating Stoves.
ElsgaLt Refrigerator, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Tt rms cash.
ian10-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and strests northwest.
&c. ALeO COUNTERS. SHELVING
BENCHES, BLOW GASES. &c.
At auction, at our rooms, on TUESDAY JAM
uARY l1Tf, AT IT, Am. 1t
nIS1bICT OF COLUMBIA, HEALTH DE-
~ PARTMEhT,
WASHINGTON, January ~, 1881.
NOTICE. There will be sold at puhlicH
auction. at the Pound. Corner 23d street 5f&NA
and New York avenue.) TO MORROW,
O'CLOCK, one Lark Bay Mule. taken up while run
ming at iarse in the southeastern section of Wash
lnE'On aid remaining nnredeemsd
By order Of the Health Officer.
1t SAMUEL hINS1EIN. Poundmaster.
JAMES GUILD 4 son, Auctloneers.
FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF A MANUFAC-
TURER, ARRANGED IN STORE NO lO14
PES NsYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY MORN ~
lSGt next. COMMENCING IT 10 o'CLoCs, at "
manufacturer at auction. com prising- -
One Very Handsome hbony aud Silk Psrior Suit
pieces: One Very Handsome suit, hbony and
Gold Frame; Canary COlored Silk Covering
Several ParlOr Suits in Hair Cloth, Raw SIX
and heps: Lounges. Camp Chairs, Students and
Ea-y Chairs, Patent Rockers, so. Walnut NJ L.
Chamber Suits; Cottsge suits Library and
G1Ding Room Furniture.
Besides full assortment of m'sceilaueous Furni.
tUre usually to he found IN furniture estab .Ish
nent. tale POSITIVE rain or chime.
janl0-2t JAS. GULL Il SON. Aucts.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
The Batohelor's Dream.
BY TIE ,sARp OF TOWER nALL

In his chamber IL bachelor sat- and lie read
In his Bible, with pleasure and pride,
Now the Lord in HIS goodness made Adam wife
OF rib which He took from his sidel
And he said TO himself: " am sad and fOrorn;
From the world am living apart;
Would that one of my ribs could be changed to wife,
And the one that is nearest my heart"
With this thought in his mind to his pillow he went
And, while calmly he lay on his bed,
He oeheid iar angel, whose hands in their clasp
Held knife and saw Der his head;
And the angel remarked, in no angelic tones.
While she brandish'd the and the knife,
Il shall cut out rib from your side sir, tonight
And Of shall make you wife"
So without saying more on her purpose intent,
She proceeded at once with her work;
And, when cutting and saving were skilfully done,
Then she snatched out his rib with jerk
On the angel the bachelor gazed with delight
For the rib that she held in her hand
Had been suddenly changed to lady in white,
Who remarked, " l am yours to command.
am one of your ribs of yourself I'm part!
:, 1 shall love you and bless you for life!
You Will ever remember with pleasure the night
When you bartered q rib for a wifer'
With wife in his arms. with his lips to her cheek,
he awoke and his dreaming was Ger
Hed been hugging and kissing the bedpOst alas
And had slipped from its !oGist to the floor.
When he rose TO his feet he looked wildly around
AT the bed and the corners did stare!
lhen ne felt OF his side and counted his ribs.
But deep-seated pain had got hold of his heart
Which he felt he could never endure
And he thought that the widow right over the way
He would bind 10 his heart a cure.
For the dawn he but waited: then over he went
:, 10 10 the widow. who jOkingly said:
sun?
What could put such thing in your head?'
" II is not" he replied anything i'll my head,
But it's something have in my heart
And he questioned the widow. "Oh, 1UM you be
miner
And her lips with a Yes" came apart
Then he told her his dream, and the widow remark
ed:
II am sorry you met with fall
But no matter, my love, you are now wide GIcdkc,
And must go to the famed Tower Hall.
And there purchase u suit to be married in dear;
1t is very important Deem
That the knot should be tied the set of the SUM-
Or your love may all end in dream"
So he purchased the suit and. genteey arrayed,
To the altar the widow he led;
And dear, blessed baby now sleeps in a crib
Every night by the side of its bed
And that sweet little eherub, the charming effect!
OF bachelors dream, as a
Keeps the spirits away who for bachelors hunt,
With their surgical knives and their saws
GARITEE. MASTEN & ALLEN
TOWER HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR.
may 25ly Nos. SIS AND $40 MARKET STREET.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
MARYLAND Items.

Worms are devouring the cabbages in
the lower counties.
The Hessey farm, in Sassafras Neck,
was sold at public sale at Elkton, last
week for $1,000, Mrs. Louisa Hessey pur-
chaser.
The outbuildings, consisting of carriage
house work shop. corn house and stables,
.on + I, Shenherd's farm, near Cambridge,
,vara consumed by fire Friday night. The
origin ;s unknown. Loss $1,000: msur-
ance $500.
The Centreville Record states that whilst
,t the Kent County Fair Mr.. +. B. Emory.
of POPLAR Grove Stock Farm, made the
folloWing sale of Short Horns to Mr.. {.
Wright Spry, of Kent county: MOllie 5th,
$500: Lady Grace I'd, $3.50; Queen Anne,
$500
The colonel people in Virginia are tax
ing the stump in favor of Daniel, Demo-
erat, for Governor. -Four cOlOred men
formerly Republicans-addreSsed a Demo
cractic meeting at GordOnsyille, Il few
days ago, and advised their friends TO vote
s@ Daniel.
Tuesday morning the propeller Minnie
Wheeler, en- route to HillsborOugh, when
off Poplar Island ran down an oyster boat
loaded with 500 bushels of oysters. The
captain of the oyster boat was killed, and
one of the hands was badly injured. The
boat sank in few minutes.
A gentleman of Salisbury seeing the
buildings of the town draped in mourning
asked the reason. He was informed that
the President had died. After moments
reflection he said he knew that, but didn't
know that Garfield left any relatives
around here.-Edstern ShOremGn.
William Brady, of Queen Anne's has
sold the Colin R. Furgerson farm contain
ing 143 acres which he bought of w. J.
Gibson & Son, land agents, a year ago fol
s4075, to Richard ]. Carter, for $1,000
cash. Messrs Gibson & Son, sold the
farm known as the Lewis farm near Clark &
Corner, containing 175 acres to David
Hendricks for 81 200, being $11.50 pei
CentreriIe Observer
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
CHURCH SERVICES.

., METHODIST EPISCoPAL--Sunday-P Preaching
l. and sunday seno9slIsAM n a. NJ ReT SnE
john D. Rigg. Pastor s,... p..ooh.
'n--rv,s PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL.-Sunday-Pr
81 Io[ A. NJ. and ~ Pm. WednesdSy-Ia4 p NJ
ng SagEnts Day-9N AN. Sunday Schooi-2PN' NJ heV'
%m SSIn B. Gordon, Rector.
rp1AN-Sunday-P Preaching at lOl@ A. NJ ana
PRtssSi D NJ sunday School, ?. NJ Prayer Meethg-
r35days at ~ p N. Rev. J. T. Umsted. PASTOR
iroTIc-Odd Fellows Hall-Second Sunday oi
avery avery month. at 10 A. NJ ana r NJ Ne' wv
Bradford, Pastor Co.,
'.-rxx1.1 METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored).-Ssun-
CISS.IT-NPreaching at 10% A. NJ. and 7P NJ. Kew "eo'
n Waters, Pastor. ,,.
MrTEODIsGT DBG M "a Rsp jacob " WIRE
Soip,S Pastor,
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
y. B. COOPER.


NOTICE.
IN I. Wilson T. Lavender, of the town of Smyrna
Kent County and State of Delaware the owner Of the
house and premises, known as the Delaware
House," situated at the South East Corner Of Main
and Methodist Streets. in the town of Smyrna afOre
said and in United School Districts Nos and u and
and 107, in Kent County, and now forming one
United School District by the name Of the Smyrna
Public Schools" do hereby give notice that shall
make application 20 the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery in and for Kent County
on Monday the 24th day of October, A. d., 1881 then
to be holden at Dover, for license authorizing and
permitting an Inn or Tavern to be kept in said
Delaware House and premises with the privilege
of selling intoxicating liquors therein in less quant
ties than one quart to be drunk on TIE premises and
that the names of the respectable citizens recon-
mending my said application are
d. J. Cummins II. G. Douglass,
r. \. w. HironS, u. Morris Cloak,
J C. stockly 4. Hlais.
VIM r. Half 4. T. jefferson,
Robert Hill w. A. @. Hardcastle,
John Mustard, T. r. Sipple.
r. n Allen. VIM. G. Mitchell.
WILSON 4. LAVENDER.
SMYRNA, Sept Is, 1881.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28

arches in the park will be allowed to re-
main as long as they will look well.
The funeral car has been hauled along
side the pavilion, and will remain there
for the present. The drapings on most of
the buildings, will be left to complete the
80 days of mourning.
A report last night than an organized
effort would be made to steal Garfield's
remains caused much uneasiness, and n
guard of soldiers was sent to watch the
vault, but no attempt was made to dis
turb the body.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
NOTICE.

N Notice Is hereby given that l. Tllghman Foxwell
being the owner of the house and pTsmises known
ms the Smyrna House" In the town OF Smyrna Kent
county and State OF Delaware intend TO appiica
ton to the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware in and for
Kent county, at It's next session which will commence
Monday, the twenty fourth day Of October In the
year Of our Lord one thOusapd eight hundred and
eightyone for license for the keeping OF ai inn on
tavern and authorizing the sale of intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than quart TO be drunk
on The premises In the said Smyrna House, The
said Smyrna House." wherein an inn or tavern Ia
proposed to be keptwth the privilege of selling there
In intoxicating liquors in less quntties than one
quart 70 be drunk on the premises, is located in
United School Districts Nos D. l07 and ~. In Kent
county aforesaid, forming one United School District
Main Street In the said town CT Smyrna In Rent
county aforesaid. The time when the said ahplica.
tion will be made by me will be on Monday the
twentyfouFth day Of October in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.one being
the first day Of the next term of the said Court Oh
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware in and for Kent county Tha
names Of the respectable citizens recommending my
application are:
Robert Hill. II. G. Douglass
Augustus Scout. #. i. Jefferson,
Thomas II. Wright, John Winter
VIM. 9. Mitchell. II. r. Mustard.
@. A. Wick, VIM. A. McKown,
Stephen Vanfossen r. Blais,
Thomes Bpckmaster, p sprnance.
J. q. BElpton, III. q. SpTuaHee
Oscar Fisher. VIM H. Hall.
SMYRNA, Sept. Z. lssi.-sw ';'''''
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
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