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Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
('OI,lpInpt

Patrick Mnnday was brought o'l, ~
the Mayor this morning, Tor tgl''e1 nl p1
of court. On "Wednesday l'slt -, ~,
rick claimed to have lost DIS ys"' ''
and caused the arrest of lNo .a~. y"
girls for the theft. Al TIER cr''IA-'r
terday morning ne 'aiitd = 11I 81 'n, ~,
pearauce, although notl,rd y, ,o~ra u'. a
ent, hence his arrest lac N''"
posed a fine of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Sons Of Veterans.

The following staff appointments have
been made by Col. John H. tiarkin, of
tie Sons Of Veterans:
CulUuel--,J ohm II. Harkins.
Licuteuant- -Cololtl-Martin i. Van
How.
Mai )r-Robert H Brown.
Ch p ain-A!axaDder Tilghman.
Ahj'uant-k Elmer +. Richie of Camp
No. /.
Quartern.as el---Caleb G. Laws Of
Camp No. 3.
lnspsctor--William G. Burk Of Camp
No. >.
Mastering O!ticer-George w. Porter
Camp No.
Judge Advocate-James Henry of
Camp MOL,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Flreuleu's dOuvcnil H.

Delegates from rumoTr " -, Wv A
fire companies, met last tVeI,Is~ rt !. n
Washington engine Lon,r' il'r ,,,,l n
no business OF any lihpoFe'uis !. M
acted, the time being occIlp!aaa aaI i nd
cussing the fire ordinance, " sIro ro Ia
poses the division OF the CIV rm,i
districts After spendlnsSl,Jl;0u
the discussion the conVeh'0ui;,nt ;,snt,
TO meet at the call OF the p'ss'''
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Eyery Tuesday ErIday

DIR. JAS. TODD, Of ofFHlLADELPHlA,
Who tor manv years has been erinently sue
cesstul in the treatment OF CHRUNjC lf'-
EASES has opened an Office at
s02 MARX TT ST., WILMJN'iTpN,
Where he can he consulted on Idesjay and
Friday Of each week b.tween the hours OF
a. IN. and p. Iii. Persons suffering from I'ys-
pels,a lnulgestion, Loss OF s.ppetitG, CoEsti'
pluion, Nery0>u Weakness, General Debility,
Cath;rh, Neuralgia, iestncss, Roaring
Sounds In the lIeah. bronchitis. Asth na, 'Ns-
eases of the Throat Lungs, Liver, spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout
rheumatism, tright's Disease, ssniataca.
Lumhago, Chronic 'iarch9a ana Dysentery.
hemorrhoids Or Piles Functional hseasts oi
tho Hrart. certain stages Of NacasmnI snd
Lung CDnsu,aption. Scftfuia, Fnnpies on the
Face, Ltseaaas of tina Blood am S,tlli, ssr&id
Held, sc, &c, VIII md 1t k-rn&tly to their
adyantage 10 call, az they viii % tota With
certainty whSt dis thet,. anN waen a rHte IS
promised you can rely upon 1T. uons1lts1oA
REQ t,-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
The Dea.h OfCnr rtSttan Stub RIB u rg /.

The sudden death of Christian Stur.
burg at Stoeskle's saloon yesterday
morning-tbe facts of hich were fully
reported in the REPUBLICAN,, was in-
vesiigated by the Coroner assisted by
Dir. Sp niger, and the cause OF deatl,
ascertained to be heart disease. Mr..
Stoeckie visited the deceasel's sister
at Camden. N. j. yesterday, and she
directed him to purchase u lot in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Ceme-
terry, and to make preparations to give
her brother respectable funeral On Sun.
day afternoon, ard promised to come
down Sunday morning herself on an
early train.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Orp,,se,, 10 any more NNs

In a letter written toJ. D. nr " 4 N
Grand Master John B. A'Ss",@ sn.n,
Ancient Order of sar,,pjr
strongly protests agalus' '.S ,Ss ,r ,orpl !
tion vt any more lodges g. ,a Wv a. he'd
this city at the present. 'llle' SOneddl
silers two lodges ,utti lent H., Iv 6s orsl
next week II new lodge "''
lied at Newark.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
sturpdart the GAylikn"

This evening the large e''.V;In ~; Mail
of Phil j. Walsh " 70 ',,"lnck,G
street, will be open unit y . he s' open
their immense stock WI! " Obb,auth |
inspection. Their store ,;Sa IN Of gsst
lighted by a continuous ,.heSf III of ',6em
extending the entir4 len !. '.u .,eus N ofj|
and the effect produces " '''
ancy and splendor.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
sunerstitiOus'

wThe two celestials VINO I" se', fula
from Philadelphia to San 1sljs isp pstll,s
al on Wednesday before ,ith ir sonsE)
the city, made a cross w!,n mel Of eed
of red material, on a !, pne' ~ 'ssphi1
door in the house; tnis Via vi spirit y
was done to prevent hl'
coming back.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

TEST-MEARNS..-O the lst inst, Mr..
Joseph Test to Mrs. cassie Mearns both of
this city.
NICK ENDRICK-R f.-On August 3lst,
at the parsonage of Green Hill Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. Gay0rd l.. More, Mr.. Wm.
Mckendrick to Miss Mary Riley, both Of
this city,
MCKAIG-MILLER-O the 1st inst, at Mt.
Salem, NJ. L, parsonage, by rev 7. l..
Iomkinson Mr.. VIM. II. McKaig and Miss
Minnie Miller, boIh Of this ci y.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
~ Inst too LAY.lY for AnNnlnks]

and like expressions are usUl BY Y
ladies when looking AZ those eIeea9
new style ribbons, displayed in The w
dow OF Mrs. II. 5. Kirby, NJ NG hlA||
street, who has just opened her new y
stock, of the latest mi best shapes
hats: new and magnificent lilrOi 'AA1
anu tiger plushes, plush rlOD'ls .s N]
STYLES wattred ribbons, hsLoSA]
flowers and ostrich p.umes, aud a! w
leading novelties Ill Millinery
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
ManItnd's ia gny,te pLiIs.

Dr. Simms Vegetati" iiver Pills (spgsr
coa.el) nose the boSs'5 easy by acting d.
:ecty on the liver, restore trs lost energies
By promoting Tie healthy acton Of the liver;
tee .lght or left side or through the l!subs,
indiyestion, costlveuess, sich Stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad ieelings through the
body. aching liD.hs, hi.iousness, general
weaAaess and other bodily inhrmitiss are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sichen.ng, weakening or leaving the
bowels cosI,ye A splendid, easy, purSatve
nnd liver cure. rs ceuts and 81 u bcx Main
lepCt, Fourth and kiIg streets. Pk!ladel
phla, 602 Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Abusive LangnssV'' -,

Wis, A sSsD'ta was Charged tsf9r' niiss Es sS''
grit, last evening, WIN Walters, t slse
ored. The evidence aGS dismissed.
charge, the case was diSn
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
v> ,.o,e Pac X age al

A new order on the . = r jaw, and ij,s' tss
road ss goes into effect IT, t0,sa{f' 0nae{fass .1' 81,
and increased the price A
comutation tickets.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Tho Eaafeaf Vet.

Take your children TO Sutterlsy u
Co., 302 Market street, aud have their
photographs taken. They cannot be ex.
Cellel and their prices are very low.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Atlantic Garden 1924 King street

Lunch served in the best style every
day; hot lunch on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Also the finest games going
ten pin alley, shuttle boards, pool
table, shooting gallery and quots The
proprietors are accommodating and
make every body feel doubly welcome.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Crop of Druss

Three individuals s,'s chans'Ms 5hs 'Msayel
morning, and were .s eaSu for the u''|
nav 30 Cents and costs '0'
OF Bringing them H.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Oysters.

Families can be supplied with prime
fresh oysters by the quart OF bushel at
Wigglesworth's west end oyster depot,
No 800 Monroe street,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
EAtUrIay.

september 30. lat the Bee Hive, 3G6 Mar
ket street, we shall offer one lot Of Mer
1mack shirting prints al 81. yard. 4.
l.. Russell
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Tho City Markets.

There was a large amount of produce
offered for sale this morning, and the
attendance of buyers was very good.
The following were the ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
Grand Il Harvest Festival.

The Delaware Saengerbund. will
give their first Grand Festival to be
held at the Schuetzen Park on Monday
September 9Th. The tickets are % cents
and will admit lady and gentleman.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
A CSkl,l ks,AS,fI.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for re-
freshmen.s
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
WILMINGTON QUOTAI1ON
WILMINGTON HAY AND,T RAW
MARKET.
I o'clock Prices.

The o'clock stock quotations of the Now
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange. re-
received over the private wire Of Etllott. John
son Il %, stock brokers at Sixth an Market
streets, are as follows:
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
M AR NAG E&.

Old pictures copied to any size at
Sutterley q Co.'S, 502 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
nj AN ES. & UNJ.,
NO. 2O4 MARKET STREET,

| Have a. 'atg4 Ass rttnen' o. Hnives Forks.
Jvvrv DAr Int"cr, hos5~oV& and all s.Ni.s
| OF Pocket kniyos. l32
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

The Fame Hose pumps were shipped
hv thn hui h"rS OF the engine yeSter-
day fro Il Vermont.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

GCRiIkD AWAI.-A BLACK MAMIE
- goat wtlh no horns and II silt III It's right
Car, s!rayed away from eDa East seventh s.,
on "ednc DAY morning., Augusta. The I'm.
der viii be liberal y rewarded ii left at the
above numb r. sepI.2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

TSOR RENT.-A COACH BLACKSMITH
e shop ald tools, at Third and Orange
street ReDt low and will he taken out III
worK. Apply 10 W.. {. MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02
MArriE AE'"AH'
Fashionable Hair Dresser,
NO. 500 EAST NIAEA STREET.

Sw,tcbes dved and repaired and combingS
made % to ordsr. Snampooins also dons. Ous-
toners can f,y waited on at resictnce. Best
satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ -Hest Of sefyaars surnashea anu sltsa-
tiOns Or cured.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

VYyANTED.-AN OFFICE BOY. AID.
w dress "Manutacturer,' REruBIIcAs
Office. sept2I
Daily Republican., 1881-09-02

NTANTED "A GIRL TO Do ZEN ERAL
w hon: ework; one who can wash aud
iron. Apply ut 7.3 Market street. sep2.3tt
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

No you don't, by more than con
siderable. You don't remain ours,
for you never was ours, and the
word "truly" can't be applied to
you in any possible sense. 4or. are
not temperance man, you are not
in favor Of Prohibition, you don't
like the FREEMAN nor the cause it
advocates, and you don't want to
read and you know it. In short,
you are fraud as far as the cause
of temperance and humanity are
concerned.
We like man to be a man or a
mouse. A long-tailed rat we hear
tily despise. When man tells us
he neither likes the FREEMAN nor
the policy it advocates, we respect
him for his honesty and accord
him the right to differ with and
oppose us. When foe poises his
lance at us, we count him an enemy
and act accordingly.
Nor do we complain Of any who
decline to patronize the FREEMAN
either from doubt as to it's perma-
nency or for lack Of information as
to it's merits and claims upon the
temperance people Of the State.
These difficulties in the way of in
PRODUCING a new paper we apprecl-
ate, and will, in good time, over
come.
Nor would we murmur a sylla-
BILE of complaint against the very
many good friends who would like
to subscribe, but find it so very hard
to make ends meet that they are
compelled to deny their families
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
OUR LETTER-BOX.
Substantial Cheer VS.. Insipid
Taffy.

First we'll have some substantial
cheer upon which it is always
pleasant to feed and build and work !:
LOWELL, O., Nov. 8.
ED. FREEMAN: Sample copies re-
ceived, and though | have had no
time to canvass, have got two sub
scribers. Please send several copies
more Of the same date. Think I'll
get 5 or more. 1t is the paper and
ought to be in every family.
Yours in the cause,
A. w. SPRAGUE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

the benefits of a healthy family
newspaper. To all such it would
give us delight to send thesFREE-
MAN gratis, if it were in the power
of the publishers to do 50.
What we do complain of and pro-
test against, is the writing us long
letters of commentator and full
some praise, by men who are well
able to subscribe, and in other WAYS
to help on the cause with their
abundant means, with the three
words appended of which they
ought to be heartily ashamed ::
stop my paper,
AS to this sort, let us have a rest.
We prefer an open enemy to a pre-
tended friend.
While these are grooming over
the nest-eggs of their inherent
meanness and stinginess, let the
live, active workers in the cause of
To-day, press forward in the com
mon cause of Temperance and HUI
manitv.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
Y ours as ever,
ALEX LoWTHER

Brother Courtney will pardon us
for saying we particularly admire
the excellent taste and good iudg-
ment of his better half, and we are
quite sure if we happen that way
she will be delighted to give hun
CRY editor tip-tOp dinner.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
A Conscientious Postmaster.


finding by his instructions" that
he was to report quarterly, address
ed the following official communica-
ton to the President:
JUNE 8, 1857.
Mr.. James Buchanan, President of the
United States
DEAR SIR: Bein required by the
instructions of the Post Office to re-
port quarterly, l know herewith
foolfil that pleasin duty by reportin
as follows. The harvestin has been
goin on peerty, and most of the ma
bors have got their cuttin dun.
Wheat is hardly a average crop j;
on rolen land corn is yallerish, and
wont turn out more than fifteen
bushels to the aker. The helth of
the community is only tolerable,
and cholery has broken out about
and one half miles from here. There
is powerful awakening Of religion
in the falls neighborhood, and many
soals are being made to know their
sins forgiven. Mrs. Nancy Smith,
a mere nabor, had twins day before
yesterday One of them is a poor
scraggy thing, and won't live halt
its day. This isabout all | have to
report the present quarter. Give
my respects to Mrs. Buchanan, and
subscribe myself yours truly,
-, p NJ. at -, Fulton
Co, III. o-Hnper's Maqazine.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

OCEANA, w. a.
ED. FREEMAN: Temperance is
booming in Wyoming. The dis
tricts are all organized, and we are
soon to have a large Mass Meeting,
to be addressed by Judge Johnson
and other distinguished gentlemen:
Enclosed find 81 for which send
FREEMAN to the following x x x
We pronounce the FREEMAN the
best paper in the State. Let the
old Temperance Ship sail on with
the FREEMAN at the masthead till
she casts anchor in the haven OF
Prohibition. Yours, &c,
f. n. LYNCH.
RIVER VIEW, FAYETTE Co.
Mr.. EDITOR: Find enclosed 5O
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

A good soldier ought always to
carry a gun, else his training and
service will amount to nothing
Camp followers" are improbable
in any campaign.
SOME OTHER PLACE, Nov. =, 81.
DEAR SIR: Your card asking me
to renew is received, and in reply
| would say that | think the FREE
MAN is just the paper our people
need, and [ wish you abundant sue
cess in your good work am a
temperance man and you may
count on me every time. AS [ have
no time to read more papers than |
am now taking you may discontIn-
ue the FREEMAN. My children are
taking the Days Doings, and
Saturday Night, and we can't afford
any more, but l will do what | can
for the FREEMAN and the cause it so
ably advocates. With best wishes
for prohibition, ! remain,
Yours truly,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
PLEASANT CREEK, BARBOUR Co.

DEAR EDITOR: Please change my
address to Grafton, and don't forget
to continue my paper. We are
now preparing for general ad-
vance on the whisky forces.
w. w. RULE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
tip-top dinner.


ED. FREEMAN: [ send you names
OF ten new subscribers and three
renewals. My time has been so
taken up with masticating Greek
roots and preparing garden roots
Tor mastication that | have been
unavoidably delayed in my desire
to obtain new subscribers. [ will
certainly do all in my power to Sc
cure the renewal of the former
subscriptions, though it seems to
me that your card, like the FREE
MAN itself is complete; SO that it
leaves me nothing to say. Hoping
subscriptions will continue to flow
IN rapidly, and that my list may be
kept to at least one hundred, | re-
main, Resp'y yours,
MAY LYON.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

Co., Ill.''-Horper's Magazine.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
MARIETTA, O., Nov. II.

ED. FREEMAN: Please send pa
per as per short time offer to the
three names as below. | value
your efforts for temperance and pro-
hibltlon very much, and but for
sickness in my home could get
more subscribers. When you sue
coed in obtaining the Amendment
in your State, please come over to
Ohio and help us, for we sadly need
an awakening.
Respectfully,
MRS T. u WAITED
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
Respectfully,
Mrs. Z. d. WALTER.
TROY, Nov. !

Mr., EDITOR: Please find enclos-
ed one dollar for the FREEMAN to
the following four names. x * 4
Will try and get others to take it.
We have some of the milk and wa
ter fellows here, but we rejoice
to know that we have many that
are true to the cause of Temperance.
Yours, truly,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

For PHYS sake we leave off the
name, hoping our friend may yet
bring forth "fruits, meet for repen-
lance" If he had said he didn't
like the FREEMAN, or was opposed
to its policy, that would have
meant something, but to say he
liked both, and then spew them
out Of his mouth is what we don't
like.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

JACKSON C. H., Nov. u.

Bro. Ike: Send FREEMAN to w.
W. Riley, DR.. w. T. Hutchinson,
c. M. Cole and G. w. Armstrong,
this office, for the dollar enclosed.
J. G.. RICHARDSON.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
(SoME PLACE.) OCT., 81.

GENTLEMEN: [ have received
several copies of the FREEMAN.
There must be some mistake.
Please discontinue as | did not
subscribe. Prohibition is the ban
ner under which | train, to-day, to-
morrow and evermore. | like the
spirit of the FREEMAN, and have fol
many years worked for the cause
of Temperance.
Yours truly,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23
WRIT c.. H.. Nov. IA

Mr.. EDITOR Enclosed find one
dollar which credit on account of
Geo. Courtney's subscription, and
continue his paper. He is a short
time subscriber, and says his old
woman won't do without the FREE
MAN. Hoping you may have I'M
bounded success,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-23

cts, for FREEMAN to the two names
below, this Office. Yours,
WELL WISHER.
The foregoing are tokens of ac-
tive frienpship for the common
cause that argue the sincerity of
the "well-wisher."
Now, our readers shall have a
sample of that insipid stuff some
times denominated
TAFFY,
which is most improbable withal,
and almost invariably bears with it
the flavor of its own fraud:
-- -, HARRISON Co.
DEAR SIR: Please stop my paper
when my time expires. l am much
pleased with the FREEMAN, and as
sure you l am with you in the tenn
perance cause, but | have as much
reading matter now as / can get
through with.
Yours in the Work,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-03

An exchange gets off the following,
which are our sentiments to "tt,
and we hope our readers will act
upon the suggestion: When any
body dies. gets married, runs away
steals anything, builds a house. makes
q big sale, breaks his leg, or gets the
senses kicked out of him by mule,
or does anything remarkable, and
you have reason to believe you know
as much about the occurrence as any,
body else, don't wait for some other
person to report it, or trust to us to
end it out by instinct, but come and
tell us about it. or send the fact on Q
postal card. See if yon cannot i'm
prove this year; and let us know
every item Of news that transpires II
your neigbborhood
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-03
DIR. Hancock. well known to many

DIR. Hancock, we'll known to many
of our citizens as an expert and reii-
able dentist, stopped in Colfax three
DAYS this week. During his stay he
performed several dental operations
to the entire satisfaction OF those Tor
whom the work was done. He will
be in Colfax four or FIVE weeks hence
Those needing his services can leave
word at the CHRoNIcLE Office, and the
Doctor will be pleased to call on then
when he returns.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-03

When nv heart is sad and weary,
And oppressed with grief and care;
When no loving one is near me,
Every bitterness to share;
When hear no more the voices
That were wont my soul to thrill,
And sadly sigh and wonder
If / am remembered still;
Then what happiness and pleasure
Letters bring unto my heart
Newer life and hopes and feeling,
To it's pulses they impart.
Welcome, voiceless. spirit-talkers
Silent messengers they come,
Overlooking with affection,
From the loving hearts at home
Dearly cherished, ever cherished,
Shall such sacred tokens be,
In my coming years to waken
Youths sweet memories for me;
when. perhaps, the hand that traced
Or the heart that fondly gave,
Every proof of deep affection
May be resting in the grave.
Collar, La, Aug. q, 1881. ). A. n.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-03
pon't Allow Talent to Rust.

As by constant friction steel is
kept highly polished, so by constant
exercise is talent ever at Its pfisht,
est All our powers grow by MS. II
wa neglect to cultivate. the habit OF
observation, we might as well walk
through the world blindfolded. We
loose our faculty-what the artists
call our stouch"-by neglect OF prac-
tice on other things besides the pi-
ano. The man who seldom reads
reads slowly; the woman whose VIII
ting is confined TO an infreqnent let
ter to an absent child, spends more
time than practiced writer over a
half dozen pages of Manuscript Elk
ercise of possessed talent is absolute
Ily necessary. then if we would retain
our gifts. For example: Ii our oc'
cupation is sedentary, we need plans
for walks, rides, and active games te
keep our muscles 1.-the and servicea
BILE. But if our employment gives
rs enough muscular action, 1t is no
less important to our health OF body
we should plan for mental exercise
for employment enough OF our mem
ory and reasoning powers to kee'
them from rusting. And, in eithe
case. that life must be dwarfed an
unhealthy one that does not provid
exercise for our spiritual faculties
, for worship, and charity. and Pr
tience, magnanimity. Exercise
soul, mind and body can alone brln
: us tn It.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-03

SPECIAL NorlcE-Many OF our SUD-
scribers are in arrears for their pa
pers. All such will confer favor by
calling at this Office and paying up
It costs us too much to collect so
many small amounts by calling per-
sonally on the parties, and. if those
owing us do not pay up, their names
will be dropped from our subscrip'
ton list.