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A QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE. The
New York Herald on Sunday said the
National Banks had withdrawn from
the Treasury their recent deposit of
greenbacks TO redeem their bonds and
contract circulation. This is now de-
MED by the Washington correspon-
dent of the Herald, and it becomes a
question whether they can get back
the greenbacks. The correspondents
says sit is held in influential suar-
tiers in the Treasury that they cannot
be allowed to do this, but that they
must come in as new associations and
await their turn to receive new notes
for their bonds, and the Treasury must
retain the greenbacks they recently
deposited with which to redeem and
cancel the outstanding notes. Other
wise 1t is held the banks might play
fast and loose with their circulation al
their pleasure and there would be bro.
Vided by such construction of the Law
an easy method to lock up greenbackl
and disturb the money market at any
time. The grSenbaeks deposited
am cunt to S1s, 900, 900.
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DANCINei

DASoIHe'
REOPBNING OF A. 3. WEBSTER'S Sc.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening", September 9th
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington. Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become proficient In ali
the dances OF the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, Will ind
IL 70 their advantage TO begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES,
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
Gentlemen'A class Monday and Thursday
evenings from TO ~ O'Clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October q.
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from 10 8, and Saturdays.
from 400 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour TO suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzRs rAuaHr
INA Lessons.
special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies' or gentlemen, can be made by an
plying at the Academy. at Robeiln A
Bros No. 40 Marke street. or by mall 10
epI4: Masonic SemnIe
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ORDERED LIEBIG cos ARN1CArEr

1 oRDERED LIEBIG cos ARNICATED
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL in the
case of an old lpdolent ulcer, attended
with great suffering and which had re-
sisted variety OF constitutional and
local treatment. l am happy to saw
1t effected perfect cure n a fortnight."
Professor MARTIN FRELIGH. 81. ID.
81, West 2ith g.. N. Y.
Beware OF counterfeits and cheap
worthless limitations. Also cures Piles
Catarrh, Neuralgia. Rheu III atlsm, Hoarse-
ness and Sore Throat.
Sold in tifty cents and dollar sizes,
feb26-Rt
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According to size, population and
taxable property Atlantic City is the
least in debt OF any American water
ing place. In fact, if Atlantic City
were to sell her assets at half price
she would be out of debt and have
500, 600 to her credit. The credit of
the place is SO good that there are
parties anxious to lend US 500, 600 at
four per sent.-Atlantic City Re-
view,
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DUBLIO SALE

The subscriber intending TO quit :arm-
Ing Will sell without reserve on the farm
OF Oliver ID. CauIk, two NILS above
Glasgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY, March 0, 1881,
AT O'Clock, p. M,
The following Personal Property to wit
One good mare, years old with
ioal, one good IhOrse. IL years Hu~
Old, good farm horse, one colt, ~
coming three years old this AA-&0
spring. -Four good mich COWS, Will be in
prsfit soon. one heller will come in April.
TWO spring calves, helfers, one brood SOW,
WIN pig, one shoat also one York
wagon, one market wagon, and one farm
wagon, pioughs, harrows, caltivatols,
single and double trees. forks, shovels,
hoes, one cutting box and one fan, one
half bushel and nall peck measures,
bushel and peach baskets. one set OF car
rage harness, new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot of plough
harness, brides, collars, matters, Buffalo
robes and horse blankets; one Lot OF poul-
Try, chickens, turkeys and guiueas.
Household furniture, such as beds bed =
steads, mattresses, bedding, 3 tables, /
dozen wooden chairs, hali-dozen cane
sealed CHAIRS bureau, wash stands,
wash bowls and pitchers, and looking
glasses, clock, ~ yards OF wool carpet
and lot OF lag carpet lot OF window
shades, l parlor stove, l Victor COOK
sOoFe NO. ana nXlures, and lot OF
dishes, ard wasn tubs.
Dairy fixtures. ! churn, butter tub and
print and bowl; one set OF scales and pans
buckets; and "A lot o: meat by the pound.
Also, the one-hHlf of 10 acres of wheat In
The ground. Many other articles too te-
dlous to mention.
IEkMs.-All sums OF $40 and under cash
All over that amount n credit of Ten
months, on purchaser giving bankable
note with approved Indorser ana Intereat
from date. WIN. II. VANDEGRIFT
VIM. j. LANK, Auctloneer.
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TIE BI METALLIC CoNFKREEcE.-A
correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald
says; "Under the law the President will
appoint three gentlemen to represent
this country at the coming monetary
conference. 1t is understood that ex.
Secretary Evarts will be one, and that
Senator Allison and ex-senator Thur.
man will be the other two. If the Amer.
lean part of the Commissions is thus con.
stituted it will be strong body. Mr.
Thurman is an excellent French
scholar.
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DROPOSALS


eco, 900 MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE WIZ,
AINGrON CITY RAILWAY COMPANY o.
Proposals viii be received at our office
seventh and Market streets, Whining, ION.
Del, 10 be opened by Monday, March lIth'
1881. at p, m, for 42O 100, five per cent.
extension bonds To be issued in amounts
OF not less than $40. Interest payab.e
January lat and July LIST, at the First Ma
tional Bank of Wilmington, and princI.
pal paid on January Isl, 1854. The Inter
est 10 Ju LIST, 1881, will be arranged when
the loan Is Issued. No bids Will be enter
tanned for less than par. The mortgage
has been authorized by act OF Leg lslatur re
and VIII cover both the extension road
as nrsl, and tue Old road aA second IN ort-
gage.
The W. c. X. Co., has never failed 10
pay Is Interest and to meet all other OBJ
legations promptly, and Is now on a
much improved and improving financial
oasis. HEALD a q -,
Bankers and Brokers',
mh5,s 1912. Wilmington. Del.
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ID EGISEER,S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co, + eb, q. 1881

IGEOlSl . OFFlIE,
New Castle Co.. r eb. @. 1881.
Upon the application of Henry II
Brady. Administrator of John Wilson
late OF 81. Georges Han lred, in
said county, deceased, it is ordered
and directed by the Register thai
the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters of Adj
mlnlstration upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from line date Of sueh
Letters In six of the most public places ri
the county of New Castle, requirino ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same, or abide hy an
Act OF Assembly In such case made ana
inserted within the same period in tbe
W!I.MINGToN GAZETTE, a newspaper pub.
llsned In Wilmington. and TO be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
(0-1 Given under the hand and saoI
! ( l.. =. of Office of the Register afoTessir
. 49, at Wilmington. in New CastIa
1 County aforesaid, the day and year anove
written ). G. BIGGS, Register,
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The p, W. b B. stock is now sell.
ing in Boston for $74 to S7s.

Ex-Goy. SEYMOUR, In an interview
published In the Syracuse Courier, ex-
prsssee the opinion that the demooratic
party has an easy path to vistory before
~ while ne thinks the republicans are
hopelessly divided and are rapidly goIng
~ destruction. es
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The following Personal Property, viz -
q head OF horses. all young and "a
good workers, l gearing colt x<xH
q young mich cows. some ofS<1
then viii be IN profit by day of 0
sale, gearing heiieTs, farm wagons
q iron axle nearly new hay wagons,
horse cart, | Wheeler No. 8, Comb ned
self Rake Reaper, / Russell combined
dropping reaper, wheel rake, / Buck
eyts, gram ana phosphate drill, / Wood
Haines drlli, roller, No. 8 Silver 4
Dennlng feed cutter (newl, 9 Syracuse
chilled piows, Moore plows, No.
Wiley plows, Planet, Jr., corn coverer
ahd culLlVator new, corn drag, 2 double
harrows, cnltiyatoTs, | No. 8 Dedrick
hand hay press II good order), | cross
cut saw, double and single trees, forks
rakes, DC, SETS Of wagon and pillow har-
ness. cart harness, set of carriage har-
ness, brides, collars, lines, &c.
IERMS.-All sums OF twenty dollars
and under cash. All sums over that
amount "A credit of nine months will be
be given by purchaser giving a bankablC
note with approved security. II not paid
when due interest from date.
JOHN iR. REEFS.
w-3tpd.
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PUBLIC SALES
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
I OF
CITY WHARVES.<
The following city wharves will be seld
at Public Sale, at the City Hall, on
MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 1851,
at IL O'Clock a. m:
Tatnall street wharf, French street wharf
and King street wharf.
ROBERT II. TAYLOR,
Chairman Public Building Committee.
febL6-ts
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n CHANCERY,
A NEW CAsTIRco

1OTICF-Ak u,l
~ me third annual meetisG
so cSfk moi OF the kquila6Ie 7o.d
inS NJ non VIII be held on TAufsdsMs
i hs' s Mapeh = at their Office No n, Ts
The auditors will snhnt,
report and an electIon IT, "a, lelf anuu,j
rectors will be held. O'''cers aud
Attest: d. II Ham
feb26 st. ia WKlSs
Secrs,sI
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All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested to the Administraitnp
on OF before FEB. 70, 1882, or abide the Act
o assembly in such case made and nro'
'lded' HENRY II. BRADY,
Administrator
A. Aeddress-Chesspeake City, Cecil Co
Ae.n&2 feb24-8veod.
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PUBLIC SALES.
pUBLIc SALE
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING

OF A
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
No. avs Lom bard street, and the Building
Lot ADJ Icent, on
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1881,
ht $50 p. M, on the premises, without
postponement, withdrawal or upderbid-
ding Tho building Is two-story AID at
tic, with two-story back building, con-
t.ins rooms incl uding shsd Kitchen, lot
h bout Is feet iuches by IS feet. and TIA 9
adjacent lot about 10 feet6 inches by 10
feet. Tue dwelling Will be sold first.
I his properly IL at the corner OF Lombard
a I'D Robinson streets, near large mana
factor, es where property In great de-
nland for renting ct advancing RACES. We
are now II ON fifty I" one hundred houses
short OF The renting demand
For terms and PARTICULAR sec posters.
4 HEALD,
Seventh and Market sire u,
mh5,g&li Agent To effect the sale.
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IdO hSDA1 hArch IL, lbd,
Ate O'Clock A. M,
As follows;
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
No. |. Bay horse sam; can
pace in four Rlnutes. H.
MOI sorrel mare Kate, 8 %NN
No.s. Bay mare Mag, years old; inst
class driver.
Mo-. Ray mare May. years cid; first
class ariver.
No. 8. Bay mare Mary. 4 years old, with
fold. by Elwood MoKseys hsrss, good
driver and worker.
No. 8. Bay mare Helen, 0 years old; good
worker.
No. I, Brown mare Jennie; good work
mare.
No. $. sorrel colt, sired by Star, years
-. Good home. raised Mich
XA ICows, sprInging; / yoke of
Mgood work oxen, good size ana
saAAAquick walkers; Sd sheep, with
ialnue " TIE eide; eshoats.
Farming Utensils.-lwo farm wagons
Tray Tlgglngs, 1 roller, 1 Moving ma
chine, mower and reaper com bined, |
corn marker, drill, z market dearberns
In good order, 1 no-top buggy, / horse
cart, ox Carts and riggiAgs, grain fan,
pair platform scales, corn BheIlsr, Tele-
graph hay cutter, horse sweep machine,
horse rake set OF running gears. |
wheel eultivator, plows, harrOws eultiya-
tors, spades, shovels, forks, rak es, single
and double trees, harrows, Oh and COW
chains, double corn plowE, / sleigh and
bells, names, sets OF single carriage haF.
ness, set of double haI u ess NEARLY newt
saddles and brides, 80: 1 set OF carl
kears, wagon, pl0w and other harness, 3
grind stones, grain bags, i hRIpoon hay
FORK, with rope and fails complete, far
mers boiler.
Dairy Fixtures. Churns. pans, buckets.
and vinegar by the barrel. z sets OF butter
scales, cream cans, wash tubs and
benches, lard press.
Household goods, such as bedsteads.
beds and bedding, chairs, bureaus, Ingrnin
aud rag oaTpstst farmers cook stove No.
10, with ali The fixtures, s parloF stoves ii
meats Two stories), and ali the household
goods 3OU bushels OF oorL, about 800
bushels OF oats, hay by the ton, / ID. M,
osborn binding machine, one-h half inter
est IN 10 acres OF wheat in the ground and
many other things too tedious To meR.
ton.
1BRMs.-All sums of SIS cash. Ga all
sums over that amount g credit OF six
months Will be given by the purchaser
giving bankabIe note with approved
lndoraer.
MRS. VIM. SMITH,
MRS, ANN X. HOLLINGbW ORTIZ.
L. W. STIDHAM d.SoN. AuotioneerA
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NOTICE
In CHANGER,

ct al, In Chaucarx
George p. Kitchen ct al.
And now to wit this 24th day OF Feb
ruary, A. D., 1881, the subpoena in this
cause having been issued and delivered
to the sheriff more than thirty days
before The return thereof, anu George i
Kitchen, William r. Stidham, A fired ID
Stidhtm, samuel Stidham, Thomas X
stldhNm, Anna II. Jaquette, Jennie
Hughes Brian. George X. sttdham
Thomas Kitchen and Morris Mcdowell
OF the Defendants not being found, and
not having appeared, on motion OF q aries
b. Lore, Esq, solicitor for the complain
ants, and upon afiidayit OF PhifIp n
Clark, Sh srlIi OF New Castle County, that
the said defendants reside out of the state
Of Delaware, aE folio VS.: The said George
=. Kitchen In Chester Comfy, state OF
Pennsylvania; said William r. Stidhain
Alfred ID. StidhaIA, and Samuel II. Std
ham IN the city OF Washington, District
OF Columb la; said Thomas X. Stidnam
in Edwards County, state OF Kansas: SAID
Anna ii Jaquette, Jennie Hughes BRYAN
and George *. oLldham in the City of
Philadelphia. stale Of Pennsylvania; said
Thomas Kitchen N cecil county, 5 ate
OF Maryland; said Morris Mcdowell. resi-.
dence unknown. 1t is ordered by The
Chancellor that The said George Z. KIT
chen, william +. Stidham, Alfred ID.
Stldham, Samuel n. Stidhan, Thomas
X. .StIdham, Anna ii. Jaquette, Jennie
Hughes Bryan, George X. KItchen
Thomas Kitchen, and Morris Mcdowell
appear IA this cause ON or before the fifth
Gay OF September next or that the
bill be taken pro con(esso
as TO them, and the Register il di
reeted 10 cause copy Of this order TO be
published within thirty days from tins
date in the DAILY GAZETTE, a newsuaper
published Ia the CITY OF Wilmington, In
this County, to be continued In said
newspaper, for thirty days after the first
pub Ication thereof.
Attest j. NJ. HOUSMAN
isbo3lt. Reg. G. G.
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NJ Office,
IN OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co.,
OF THE STATE OF DEL.l
JANUARY oath, 1881,
me treasurer Of the Company hereby
glHesS, hotlce that on and after February
tltied . receive 1t. all balances standing
70 the credit OF members on the books Of
Ihe ompany on policies that have
tapse1. he VIII also pay all amounts due
on scrip certificates. Issued In 1893 which
have not been collected.
ian24-sod4wdsw4t. treasurer.
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NJ OTlCE-The Hope BNl,dlnE a,ClnAA
IN Association Is now issuing ShMcM
new series. beginning March d 49,
Apply To l.. Plunkett, Treas, Third and
MAJ ket streets, or 70
JNO. +. MILL Err, Sec,
feb25- W ed6saLlm. S{3 Market s..
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DUBLIC SALE.

The !subscriber having rented his farm
10 John Moody, Jr., viii SSH ut Public
SAFE at his residence in Pencader Hun
dred, Del, about two miles southeast OF
Ne~arh on the road leading from Chest
nut Hill to Ogletown, on
TUESDAY, March Is, 1851,
At II O'clock,
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NoTICE-ESTATE OF HESTER VII.
IN LIAMS, DECEASED&-Leters Of Al
minls'raliun ON the above estate hsyln,
been granted % the undersl. ned all uat
sons indebted to said estate are requested
70 make pa ment, and those naylaT
claims 10 present the same without delay
HENRY V. LESLEY,
febl4-3tw. J2S walnut ~ pbth
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NJ OThSL.- Persons VINO were 1r.n-.
~ the state OF Delaware for Inc nv
states m llitaryservice In Nav Jss.s
July, 1864, and paid commulatIo. \.
were afterwards again drafled In lt, "
were required TO procure a subs'p,, !.
enter the military service under tbs m.
dran,wlll nnd II 10 their ad vantage l0tss,
Inunlcate, either personally or BY sls
win the undersigued, who has been h.
shoriEed oy lhe State Legislature TO o0Iss
ton money paid by such persona n,
Secretary OF War having been dlrecthi !,
CT OF Congress TO refund the commnt,,
on paid on such cases. Oh. b. DAY
Dover Eel, July 10. lSIg. -
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WANTED.

w ANTED. "A purchaser for Two flnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, 3D." this office.
sep9-d&WtI
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPRING SESSION
AT THE
ACADEMY,
Tenth and Market Streets,
MARCH 1891

A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Happy and homelike, natural and pro-
gres:lve. and 80 steadily growing AS 10
require an additional room fer It's use.
A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT,
In wnich the highest classical, mathe-
mat'cal and scientific studies taught in
this city are now pursued. Classes In
Homer, Xenophon, Virgil, Cicero,
Algobrn, 0eomsGry, Botany. Natural
Philosophy, Rhetoric, German, DO.
A BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.,
In which, upon a sound basis OF general
PRACTICAL TRAINING,
precisely the same course In Counting
House Book Keeping Ia given that is OBJ
tanned AT the nrSt-clsss Commercial Col
leges OF Now York. Philadelphia and
Chicago.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
In which teachers will be trained In the
approved methods of the 4 eat modern
educators.
VIM. c. NOVEL;,
PRINCIPAL;
febls.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, having rented his farm
situa cd in Mill Creek HID, near Rose.
v lie, Will seli, Oh
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0. 1881,
At IL o'clooA a. M.
The following described Personal Pro-
perry, viz % horsos-No. l,
brown mare Kate. years EH9A
Old, a first rate IRmily mare. REXXA
Kind and gentle. NO. z, sor- S&XXW
rel Lone III years old, sound, 6&&A
kind and gentle; good woIk noIse.
- head Of superior dairy cows,
81 "a re. ected with great care aud
NJ alignment for dairy purposes ;
-A0 Atn.ee shoats, Chester coun y
waiIes; u Iut OF poultry, twenty six ewes,
some have lambs by tpelr siue. Others
Will havs by DAY OF sale; Also fat sheep.
Gram fan, TelegrapD feed cutter, new !;
corn sheIleE, , cuItIvdlors. Aol SO car I and
harness, twin harrow, syracuse pillow,
new Peacock H.. small Wiley. iron axle
wagon. market wagon, suitable for y
truc1tr, made TO order, cost clio, nearly
newj fork wagon, The above wagons
and farming ulensils are nearly new,
been in use a short time, l Bet double
harness, z set light carriage haTne n,
nearly new; set wagon harness, carriage
pole cradles, scythes, tools, hoes, grind
stone. VIII eelbarrow, spades. extra brbllcs
anu hdItGIs. Dairy nAtureb. new CnSrn,
new baskets, Household and kitchen
furniture, 70 yard. OF new Ingram carpet,
% yards second hand carpet, bSdsteAds,
tables, dozen chairs a,d many otter
articles not here enumerated. Lot Of
gard IN seed, peas, &c.
TERMs.-AIl sums Of $50 and under
,ah h. all sums over that amount, credit
u four mo tbs will be given by the pur-
'hhser giving bankaDIe note with nn APP
proved endorser, interest added or 2 per
,ent of for cash.
JAMHS LYLE.
l.. W. Stldham q Son, Aucttoneers.
feb24-w2L
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold al Public Sale ON the Hol-
llngsworth Farm New Castle HID, on
the road from Wilmington 70 New Castle,
on
THURSDAY, March IL, 1881,
Ate O'Clock A. M,
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DIVERvIEW CEMETrnr~
III fANY.-NOTICE,-A, ~ ~ WIl
injecting OF the Board of Tru,t.see tygF|
their rince, February I, 1851 II e ~ .lsar
RESOLVED, To advance the nrica
~ Ihe cemetery, between the f,oV "
tnlId cross avenues, 8 cents ne, 'u. "
loot. and between the third ans sla.l|
G ~ avenues, 10 censt per s9asrs ~ ~
IN change 10 take effect AprIli GiI, ~, w
Attest, u. T. HAWKINS sao ~ @L
feb9- W6Stapl. once, 90 Mat!
NoTICE.-No persons are anr1--
~ 10 make collections for ~, ~
inIngton Branch OF the lrs5 "
League unless they show tbe X. ~
au no ity TO make such cou, sph
signed by the President and $50
by order If the Branch, ''NsAI
r,,oa n. G. TURNER, Preslts.
IHos' McEVIALLT. Secretary.
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Oh SALE.-Three adjoining lots, Oh
A a street 50 feet by 81 feet 8 inches,
and 70 n on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near Railroad Avenue, South eide,
Also. one lot on Thirteenth street. near
heald street. Apply nj 4l6 Market street,
q
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DUBLIo SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on
THIIkaDAY MARCu IVA, 100,

On the property. late OF John Woodward.
deceased, In 1hornbuTy township, near
DIV YORKTOWN, Chester County. Pa. the
following Personal troperty, to wit:
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No. avs Lom bard street, and the Building
Lot adj Lcent, on
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-10-20

"Not Hercules could knock out
his brains, for he has none," of the
fellow who was charging the defeat
of Mr.. Townsend on the DEMOCRAT
saying that his opponent was poor
and refused to pay his 800 assess
ment fyr corruption purposes! That
is putting the intelligence of the Re
publican voters at O very low stan
dard. Wonder what excuse he has
for the defeat ofEidson, Holt, Swish
er, Harshman, Deem and BROWNE
Better hunt ONE more plausible
scapegoat for the blunders of your
party in this county, for if we are not
sadly mistaken it will be demanded
before long.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-10-20
"County Court House cleaned"-

"County Court House cleaned
Republicans carry the keys
"Doors closed to Democrats forever
and ever-Amen," were the exclama-
lions and declarations of old malig-
nant in the last issue of The Register,
over the result of the election in this
county. The old defamer Of private
character thinks Democrats have no
rights in this county that should be
respected, except the right to be tax
ed and pay taxes. He is a sweet
scented old specimen to chatter
about maintaining his self respect"
When did he ever show any respect
for anything, to maintain? Never.
that any body around here knows of
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-10-20

After an election it has always
been our course, heretofore, to let
by-gones be by-gones," for the reason
that unpleasant and bitter things
are said by both parties in the heat
of a political campaign, that would
not be said in calmer and quieter
moments, but as the editor of the
following paragraphs appears in a
personal card last week, and splits
his old venom at US that he may
"assume a virture he has not" and
"maintain a self.respect" he never
possessed-and in justice to Mr..
Holt, who was UNANIMOUSLY and cow
ardly assailed on the eve of the cleo
tion-we depart from our usual rule
to publish what follows these re-
marks. The paragraphs appeared
n the last issue of the Register be-
fore the election, and shows the ma
lignancy and desperation of Mr..
Hollis opponents and the kind OF
"self- I, aspect Mr.. Charles is anx
ious to maintain" He is welcome
to it: