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ITEMS.

Mrs. j. e. MORRILL, who Is very low
With the consumption, was baptized last
Sunday by Elder Michael Boughner.-
Ctarington Independent, 17th inst.
NATHANIEL LITTLE is again candidate
for Representative over in Noble County.
Men with less sense have been In the
Legislature Of Ohio, from Noble. :,
ALBERT BRADrIELD, who lived near
Sharon, Noble County, last week drops
ped dead in field near his house, Heart
disease is the supposed cause OF his
death.
Wool is selling in considerable quan:
titles in Coshocton and Roscoe at .35
cents per pound. A few choice" clips
have brought SO cents.-Coshocton Co.,
Democrat, l4th INST. ",''.,
Caldwell Republican: "Cnl. Sulli.
van has laid out town on the Dearth
farm, three or, four miles above Beverly,
on the .Muskingum.i This town is to be
the termini of the Bellaire 4 Beaver, Val
ley road, when tits built. -Dearth, the
owner OF the farm, gives $1,000 to 'se-
cure the ;road,". - -
TIE falling Of the river has exposed
the damage done by the flood 10 and
around, Steubenville Charles Stsples
lost several barges loaded with railroad
ties. John Kirkpatrick, . farmer, had
thirty acres OF wheat destroyed and two
hundred head Of sheep drowned. The
damage done to the railroads. and dwell
ings will amount to 800, 900. ass
Mr. THEoBALD KGss's loss by tbe
high water will reach 1000. Mr. Geo
%. Robinson loses, but not so heavily.
Messrs Keyser, 0unfec, Baron. Sutton,
Darrah and Milligan al lose q hundred
or more dollars each. bv the food Mr..
Gerry, who lives on B,rnard's place,
above town, will lose all his vegetables.
From Cummins' to West Wheeling there
has been considerable damage done to
gardens. The Crozier Bros. lose bricks
valued at e1,000,-Bcllaire Indepen-
dent. $50
TIE Baallsville Sunday school and
citizens generally, under the leadership
OF Isaac Hill. started on an excursion
to Martins Ferry grove last Thursday
They filed seven cars on the B. 4 S. W.
and took the La Belle steamer from Bel.
iaire, but owing to the inceesant rail-
concluded to land at Wheeling After
occupying the Second Ward marke
house some two or three hours they re-
turned, concluding to have their picnic
some more favorable day.-Barnesxill
Enterprise, 16th inst.
THE storage, Of superphosphate ia
buildings within the corporation ha,
been much complained Of. Recently
about forty barrels were stored in a sta
BILE in the northwest part Of town The
ladies living 10 the vicinity we're terri.
bly, annoyed by the bad smell, and come
Of them became.so sick tha; they could
scarcely, eat their meals. On com.
planning to the parties who stored "tha,
stuff, "they discovered thst 1t was salt,
and the bad smell disappeared forth.
with.-Barnesuiile Enserprtse
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.BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

n Black Grenadines at MORRIS & ARM
srRoNa's at 100 per ya,d.
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Read Tax Receipts

=. karri.hed TO Road Supervisors or Town
" .stip olssks,ss TIE SrIRIr office, or or
ders by mail will receive prompt ssten
tim
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waoasae,d stack Market.

juno 2o-Cattle Sadie per pound
Sheep Sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 pc
pound gross.
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y Harvest VIII Soon be Here.
Go to WADDELL 4 HELBLING's to buy
your Grain Il Grass Scythes, Forks,
Rakes, DC
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new 3 Adver,iuemen,s.

Es y 4
JoHs A KNory, resident OF Summit
township, died Of Palsy on the 9th ins''
Treasurer GArcaEIL has extended the
time for tar. paying to Wednesday, July
20.
ss5arigs0 0krr spent last Sunday a. home,
and returned to ST. Clairsvllle on MOI :
day,
County Seat Removal ticket WAS
HomlAassd,esIa Convention at Bell.irs
% shs f6sh inst 49,
= Mrs. KALgEssAoH.- of Paterson. New
serssys is'rvisiting at her fathers, Nj.
;sHssrr.sR, In this place,
.ss..JSHs R, Cow, OF the Bellalre lads.
pesd.st. and yife, enjoyed tie excursion
10 wcodsaeld las,-Sunday. ID.
%, ksck 81 j spscs iss oaT. reason for no.
.Sssy.hhins the. list Of delegates TO .he
SsSxsosials Convention in this issue.
4, .-.a3fs 5oax SeuyxAoHER and daughter.
9sfSx, Yof Modhdsville, visi.ed home,
Mr.. p .sscn1xicHrs's !, last sunday. ),
.Lsst week we did Messrs. rDoHERrr
md CAsrLs delegates to the Republican
State Convention, great injustice by an.
ssueunclng. them As Ssal warts, They are
u s6Sly sHalf Brsedst.s y,
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tEBeautiful Camers Hair Dress Goods at
NoRRIs & ARMsTRoNas at 20 and 25c per I'd.
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Weol TWine + Sheep Shears, a.,
NADDELL d HELBLINa'e.
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NOBLE COUNTY ITEMS.

Press 18th inst.-The Commissioners,
on last Friday accepted the plan and
specifications for new Jail as prepared
by j.. W. Ynst, Architect OF Bellairs
The advei tisement for bids for the c,n-
struction 1T the Jail appears In another
column.' The letting will take place
July II,
William Glidden, j. W. Upton aud
F. G. Okey, OF Cald we'll and D B Linn,
j T.. Grew and j. C. Brown, Of Zanes-
vile are over on Dyes Fork working
up the, interest OF the extension Of the
B. 4 s. W. Rv. from Woodsasld Wis.
Caldwell to GAINESVILLE. There isJ not
now much doubt that this extension will
be made and that very soon.
The managers express the helief that
they will be able to put part Of the road
under contract inside Of the next sixty
days. 1t depends however upon the
promptness aud liberality~with which the
people along the line do their duty. So
far they are doing nobly and We have
every reason to believe that the good
work will 60 on and the building OF the
road bs made an absolute certainty. :.
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Republican, 16th inst Rev Nathaniel !
Little has for the present rested from ais
lsbors as saver of souls, and .adyerti-
ses that on the 18Th OF July he will start
from Columbus and walk to Whreline,
13o miles in a. connected hours, for
81, ,0Q0, the money to be raised by the
Mayors Of Columbus, Wheeling and
zsnesville. As Mr. Little is over eeven,y
years OF age, bis walk will he as severe
: test upon him as the raising OF the
imopey will be on The Mayors - -
! WooI..A very. large ,amoant OF wool
ras, sold. 10 Noble conRty last week,
there being two or three buyer. in each
township. The firm Of Suith. & raylor
bought 80. 900. pouods. in one day.. The
price at which, the WOOL, was sold was
35!cents.- A few small clips we're bought
at '3s and "a. No .woel sold. that come
under our observation for over 35 cents.
Ills thought by the buyers that they
picked up in our County last week al
least 100000 pounds OF good wool al
IS cents. .,,,..el..
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

ESTIMATES OF AMOUNTS REoursrn
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND vIcrx,.

ESTIMATES OF AMOUNTS RKourpvn
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND yrcrx,.
TT.
WARRINGTON, Dec. The fol,ov-
ing are the estimates Of appropriations
required for the services OF the iiscai
year ending June 80, 1883, Tor river.
and harbors 10 and about PhiladeIpbis.
Delaware BreAkwater, $4,000. Ic.,
Harbor, Reedy Island, 500 zoe. con-
TIME the improvements Of Chester Creek
1880, improving Schu' lklli River
$4,000, survey Of Delaware River abovs
Philadelphia, 5000, Improvement 81
Delaware River between BrIdesburg
and Trenton, 81, 900, improvement n
OF Delaware River below Bridssbura.
$l60.OOO, improving Delaware River Il
Schooner Ledge, 1000, Improving
Delaware River near Cherry Island
ilats, $4,000, improving 81. Jones
River, Delaware, $50, 90, constructing
pier 10 Delaware Bay near Lewes,
$4,000.
The estimates for continuing the
work on the Post Offiee and Cont
House at Philadelphia require S400..
600. The estimate for erecting Z
stone wall on the eastern boundary o.
Frankford Hospital, Philadelphia, Ii
Viz, 600, and fer rebuilding . portion
ton OF the wall on the creek banl
and river front, 5000 repairs Il
building fences. 90 1000, and drainag,
$1,000. For raising dykes, repair
and continuing modification for heav,
guns at Fort Miffiin, $4,000 estima
tod, and for work on Fort Delawar,
&70, 600
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
The President in the white House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. AT hall
past six O'Clock this evening Presl.
dent Arthur drove up 10 the White
House and took formal possession.
lie was uraccompanied, and after
ertering the Mansion spent little
while down stairs inspecting the re.
cent improvements. With these he
appeared greatly pleased, especially
remarking on the beautiful gliding
work on the crimson panels of the
door in the lower hall, which runs
from the east parlor TO the conser-
vatory. He then went through the
upper part Of the house and was
greatly pleased with the room pre-.
pared for his use. He dined in the
family dining>room later in the ev.
ening In company with Representa-.
tive Starin, of New York. There
were no callers at the White House
tonight and the President, after
dinner, spent tn evening with Mr.,
Heed, bis secretary. The papers
which had accumulated at the GRAY
House and the furniture were con.
veyed to the Executive Mansion In
Two wagons earlier in the day.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

WARRINGTON, Dec THE Preuiden
has accepted An additional TWENTY-FIVE
mile section OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad. This now section lies In Ina
Territory OF Idaho.
The point Ia raised that Col, John R
Popham, OF Virginia, cannot legally
hold the position of superintendent 81
the House folding room. He IA nov
clerk OF the United States Circuit Cout
At Richmond, government position,
His new appointment 10 also a govern.
ment position, and both places have sa.
aries attached. There Ia a law aQalps,
one person drawing two salaries from
the government.
Three mem bers Of the present House
OF Representatives come from contiguous
counties, although from different States
These are Mr.. Martin, of Sussex county,
Del, Mr.. Covington, OF Worcester
county, Md, and Mr.. G arrison, Of Acc.
mac county, Va. This, probably, could
not happen 10 any other part Of The
United States.
The President IL reported to have saio
to-day TO some persons who mentioned
the subject OF cabinet appointments
him that the matter was closed. This 10
construed TO indicate that be has made
his hnal selections.
Col. Jack Wharton has received bis
commission as his own successor TO the
United States Marshslhip Of Louis
lana.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
A Spartan Bride In the West.
From the Chicago Tribune.

A young man and hi. sister we're hir
ed to teach school In Clay county,
Kentucky, In partnership, the young
lady TO teach the tirst half OF the school
and her bro Their the other. Very 5000
after the lady began teaching one OF
her largest male students became her
"fellow," and In very short time they
were married. Not long, however, OIL
ter they were married the young groom
and another one Of the brides students
engaged IN a little "knockdown." Esce
Of the offenders was brought before Inc
fair disciple OF the rod, was given 40
impartial trial and the young groom
was proven 10 be equally guilty wiz
the other and was given bis choice o.
leaving tho school or taking whipping.
He chose the latter; so his new ms S,e
bride did herself fair justice 10 sne ~.
OF the red, gave her husband 30. , ~,
stripes and cutting the blood outi !, 10,
Q few places. sisce then eveiy'n'pk
has passed of pleasantly.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

CORRECTED OCT. Soth, 1881.
' TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FeR PHII.ADELPHIA.--ze52 2o $50. TAO,
SO so. si.. Pa 1870 q !I-ss e n; ia =
100 p M Is sa a ~ S 81 as liz s s
FoR NEW YoRK.-205, 2.26, . ~ 100, 9.55,
li.s q. m; .la;As. aos. S,s7, a., p. m.
Assam. ;i255, sl.oA. AS $50 1881 r m
Sundays, l25l, LII. 40 7.s5 n m. 10 81
ron WAsHIseros.-l25l, Isl. 4o2 7as.
days. i2.5i, f.N, 4.oa. 7.M q. m.
BALrIMoRE AND In rERMkDIArE Sta
TIoNs. --l2.5l, a.3S a. IN, lass, l. q p. m.
The 4.45 p. m. train stops at way sta
lions only oetween Perryvills and
Baltimore. Sundays, 1851 a. m.
PERRYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
rIoNs--e.l5 p. m.
FoR NEW CAsrLH.-e.00 9.a5, q. m; Los
500. 6,26, p. m, No Sunday trains.
HARRINoToN AND INTERMEDIATE STA.
TIoss.-e.S q. M; Los. o.% p. m. No
pkLMAR AND IsDERxKDIArk STATIONS
FoR WILMIsoToN a NORTHERN r. H.
ITO q. m; 800. 500 p. m. No Sunusv
FoK DELAWARE WESTERN r. R-l0.S0
a. m: $50 D, m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l24 207, 3.6T,
7.52. SOB; 30 a. M, IL m; 2.l5, 12k5
sl.O2 $50, 4.85, AL, $40, 800 6.i6, go
800 80, l0.I5. Ills p. IN sundays,
II r.21 .8.52, 80. l0.l0a. M; . ~. l0.45.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
HILADKLPHIA-Broa street Depot
1916, 7.yO, Sis, ln.30, II 20, ll.45 q. m; l.S0
BIS, $50. 4.S0. 6l05.l5. $40 $40, so, s.4b
1850 l.90 p. IN. Sundays, 7.06, $50 O. m.
400, 800. a.46. 1000, II 30 n. m.
FRoM New Y0RK.-2U7, $50. 1.52, SIS
y. m; l2.45, si.02, 4 Al, go Hosp m
Su laws 2.V7. 1851 7.52 a. m. lO.45 p. m
From BALrIMoRK.-l.5g, Ala, Q 81. LBS n
m; sI2.4l 2.00, $40, $50, $50 p. m. sun
days, J $50, 2l8 a. m. SD, $50 $50 p. m.
FRoM WAsHIsGToS.-l.5s,2 l9. li.43 q.
M, sl2.4I, 2.JO, s. 46, SIS p. m. sun
days, I.6s. 2.l9, a. m: $40. $50 p. m.
FROM PERRYvILLE Only-8.O6 am.
FROM N Ew CAsTLk.-S.4s, 9.S5, Am: l2U1
$40, g. 06 Pm. No sunday trains.
PRoM DELAWARE II, h.-s.4S q. M; Il. On
sos p. m. No Sunday trains.
FAoM WILMINGTON q NORTHERN X. X.
500 a. M; l2.O5 e.5 p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FRoh DELAWARE WnsrERN X. R-S.0t
n m, ais, p. In. No Sunday trains
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

Last week was the M st successful
no far at the Atlanta Cotton Expose
ton, both in poiut OF cash receipts
and general attendance. The receipts
footed up over two thousand in excess
Of the week before, although there
was no special event to attract visi.
tors. This week there are special ut,
fractions daily, and the attendance
and receipts will largely overstep those
Of any preceding week. The expo
sition is fully in shape, every feature
being in position aud every piece oil
machinery in motion, and the pros.
pest is that from now until the closing
Of the gates on the 8lst Of December
there will be a rush to the exposition
from all sections Of the country.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Moody and sankey Abroad.

Publicity having been given 70 n re-
port derogatory 70 the work Of M essrs
Moody and Saukeyi in Great Britair
John Wanamaker and Geo. ii. Stuari
present statements TO show thai m,
story is without foundation. These gem.
tlemen say the evanRelists began theI,
work at Newcastle, where, without be.
Ing heraided, they met with marvellous
success. 30 great was the demand foy
room that overflow meetings were held.
and within q week, 10 order To accom-.
mediate the people, the largest build ps
In the town was secured and tho aud.
fence divided, the men coming at one
time aud the women at another. on
the testimony Of the leading ministers
and laymen these gentlemen say the
work exceeded that Of 1879. According
TO secular paper published In the
place sig deputations from as many cit
les waited upon the evangelists to in
duce them TO hold meetings In their re.
spectiye localities.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Personal.

DR.. J. w. Sharp, OF Camden, Kent
county, ex'member Of the Delaware
Legislature, is in town to, day.
VIM. N. Wilson, Of Middletown,
was In Wilmington this morning.
Councilman b. Frank Townsend
attended the funeral of the late Samuel
Townsend, to-day.
Z. t. Cooper, Esq, of Dover, was
IN Wilmington for awhile this morn
ing. Mr.. Cooper has now established
himself In the practice of law, in the
Kent County Courts, with his office in
Dover.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 7.-wn pu.
h hns onasies n. Page, has been arrs s..s,
mere % the thief who stols ssr,r are Led
worth OF railroad bonds hsIon sai ,OOO
preeident ID. r. Ellis, Of thu Comg.hg to
rs.ional Bank Of Cleveland. Burb s' ,sl
taken In at the express offic, wh,s. ws
curing Tor suit Of clothes sb,nnsa S I'm 10.
E,eseland to Buffalo, N, ". IN, h,u
MS Two companions are sunnosad a'a u,
nave the stolen bonds. Burke h a,,s 10
Chicaso, and Is recognized AZ n n, ron
sionai bank sneak thief. Last sp wv,os
ne was caught In the act OF attemn, isr
70 steal valuable papers out of a uap,,,
. pank ~ Cohoes, N. Y. u" ID
ne was arrested and Admitted IN h.,
subsequently he was arrested fl, : . o.'''
iar attempt a. bank In Baltimors I NJ
out again got out on bail. III nd u NJ
dimcnlty In raising the money. AZ Il. W ~
considered to belong to a gang q, ~ ,ss -
pefts," which would put up $50 oOo -,
MN u necessary. He Ia also wan,sd y,
Detroit, Loekport and other places Th ~
arrest recalls the famous bond rohhs no
10 this city ct the Erie County sa,Io,y.
Bank Few months ago, but the of9ciais
OF that institution were unahls IN
identify him ~ the mysterion. ns,,o "
q their bank on the day the theft foe ~.
| Cured. W.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

II the thousands that now have ' ns.
rest and com fort destroyed by comPh ".
tons of liver and kidney o0mtMu.'
would give natures remedy, h, sa%'iy
Wort, q trial, they would DO sps1 sa,h
would be speedily cured. 1t acls on ,h v,,s
the organs at the same time aho . a,s.st
fore completely fills the bill fof Pe' al
remedy. II you have lame oack na II,
disordered kidneys use It ~ onco. wv
neglect them.-Mirror and Farmer
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Preparing 20 Disturb Russfas
EesftVlffea

LONDON, December 7.s-A disc
patch from st. Petersburg says:
The police have captured a band of
fifteen persons provided with com
plete uniforms Of army officers and
crosses of the order OF st. George.
They had evidently intended to
participate in and disturb the
festivities of st. Georges Day, which
Is Friday. Exceptional precauti ons
have been taken In conseque nee
OF this discovery.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
"l'sau'' Ambition 10 Be.on,-
mona ~

Wi, Ela,,c c .as Dec. THE Iuteroe.,,
ing: Several things have I trsn follow.
s mere within With the last few dav u'p ,ssd
snow sno Guiteau had for I IoYs that
contemplated .",,,a doing something hing v tms
y, would in bis estimation I ,mn which
re Linn: More than two Immortal, uaaao
he made the acqua,pt aO years ago
Sat- =, %. f o, who is in busine sss OIL .,
T shs. street. He then told dds hon On
mat ne intendedts 60 to Wa ssid MN
~. create a stir that would m s'In
MS name famous all over tbs u MAKE
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Good Work OF Ameriesn Mission.
aries.


DURHAM, Natal, Dec. Trey.
Messrs. Richards and Jourdan, who
were sent on mission by the Amer.
lean Board of Commissioner OF
Foreign Missions to Umzeila, a
powerful chief in the country north
of Delagoa Bay, have returned here.
Unzeila granted their request that
the American Board should be per.
mitted to establish missions In his
country. A section of the people
here are disposed to resent the in
reference OF Amer leans In South
African affairs. The general public
however, clearly perceive thai
America can have no interest here
beyond converting the heather.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

The boiler Of the Mission sosp and
Candle Works, in Chicago, blew mn
yesterday morning. demoiishipg the
building and causing loss OF $40 900
One piece OF the boiler was thro WIN over
two story building and landed I'm 4
gravel pit 1000 yards distaut. Straneely
enough, no lives were lost.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
Ierino Y ests.

w. M. Kennard & Go.
have a line Of misses merino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37i cents, ac-
cording to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at 50
cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

President Bond sued for Libel
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.--A suit TO
recover damages for an alleged libel vas
instituted to-day against Major f. s.
Bond, President Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company, al the in
stance Of James McHenry, The London
capitalist. The suit 10 basel upon an
interview published 10 local paper, 10
which Mr.. Bond, speaking Of Mr.. Cow
ems supporters IN London, said: "Sir
Thomas Cave, n. p, was an idiot and
the mouth piece Of Jim McHenry, the
veriest vsgabond that walks London
streets, and . notorious stock jebber."
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
R,Qllt,0tisul

~
Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side.
There a nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy II not . cheap Benrine
or Petroleum product that must be keIs
Of explosion. nor II II an untricd expert
mont that may do more harm than good'
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years and the universal testimony
from all parts Of the world Is, u never
falls. 1t not only effects q permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, It Is safe
In the hands Of the most Inexperienced
The record Of cures by the use Of pam
KnLxR would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar Cay ovstcnna, MIN ssa Say says; .,..
;S y sSs Fs TN RLas. %ses .p.ed
Charles fowsli writes from the Y piers'
ina sssS saiicsed thrse year, xsA ssqr.lst.
and yiolent spa&inso OF the stomach 1hs doctors
At Westminster Hospital gave mp my case IN
despair. tried your PAN Ku.Lxn. and = gave
mo immediate relief have resAinad my
strength. and am now able 10 follow xly usual
occupation
q. n. Walworth, saco, Me-, writes:
Ierperfenced immediate ref Il from pain In
the side by thu use u your PAIN KILLEh
B. York says:
1have used your PAn XIII IN for rsenuAtian.
and have received great benefk
Barton Seaman says:
HAye asgd PAM KILikn for thirty years
and have found Il q never .faidHg remedy fof
rheumatism and lameneaa
0r, Burdttt writes:
ne.et fall give relief IN CASES of rheumatism
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset. Pa, writes
From actual use, i know your PAIN KILLKn
n the best medicine can get
All druggists ieep Pam KILLER Its price
Is 80 low that It Is within the reach Of all
and II will save many times It's cost In doctors
bills 25c., soc. and eI.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Prophetors,
Providence, r. ..
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
ORDER.


REGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. 18th, 1881.
Upon the application OF Joseph Lesley,
James A. Lesley Wilson, and HeRry y :.
stillwell, Executors OF Allen V. Lesley
late OF New Castle Hundred, IN
and directed by the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters of Testament
tary upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters in six OF the most public places of
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the esq
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 10 lie
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and 10 be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. O. d.
t0, Given under the hand and seal
1 L. b. of once OF the Register aforesaid
.-C' at Wilmington. In New Castle
written. Is. @. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims aRainst this
| estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executors, or
| o, Assembly in such case made and pro
vlded. JOSEPH LESLEY.
Bryn Mawn, Pa.
JAMES A. l.. WILSON,
5S Walnut ktreet. Pnlia.
| HENRY v. STILL WELL,
SU Walnut street, Phlia.
Or ddress-John II. Rodney, attorney
at-law, No. 3 West Seventh street, vii.
mington. Del. nov 22eod3w
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
FOURTH EDITION


For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather. south west, veering to north
west winds. stationary or higher tempe
nature and barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

Me-. J: II. BATEa, NswspArns Apvn.-
riE SAeE1, Park Roy. (1smes Build.
lngJ New FORK, 10 authorized TO con traS4
pr Advertisements in the DAILY AMI
DhLAWAAn GAxBrxz our best rates.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09
CosSAME Err,

This stock is always COM
plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from 81 IS to 81 90, at
W. M. Kennard & Co.'S.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-09

One Case Of Canton Flannel
w. M. Kennard & Co.
are selling a good quality of
unbleached canton flannel, at
s cents.