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JOSHUA ~ FIPRo.
Affniur. fOT Assignee.

NY. SUPREME COURT, City and County
y. u Nrw.Yark-TIiE MECHANICS NATIpNAL
TASK OF rITE CITY OF NEWNoHK Plainr1. arain.t
CITIZENS HANK or GEORGIA ncf. ndaut --umn''. g.
To fhc above named defendant, ttreus Bank ~ '1;
Ytu a-s hereby summoned 20 answer the t'n aiLi m
tiou and 10 s.rFe copy your Ie Inii o.
toffy ", I'm twenty ty after The service ~ ti summon e.
She day 81 service and in lc ~ unf iahir o
appes judgement win De al. against so" 'Y d
fault f,f relief demanded iu The comp 'aint.
mated ami BAL 81 g.. T. LIE plsintlds Attorney.
Of-e ast ufcc address. No Pine ST.. Nrs OH f
al. defendant ltzcus Bank ~ ee0fca: ue fu
going summons is se cd upon ynu hy pnh i.in '
OF Barrett. l-fitr ri tlC -I-
tre curt uf te -8tcu NcWl oIk. ta ulc -th tnf %
Anal 1851 end rlcd win ne flDr o inc city anf county at
New.l o. fn tAr House iu said city un that day
H. T.. LIE Plaintiff Attorney,
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NEW-YOGK AID LONG BRANCH DIYI-

ALL RAIL LIVE Perth .NulboV. south Auhoy. Red
i.t IaIHF fIUr Ocean Grove. AsfHT lrrE Point Pleas
aut, Toms i.I.tr. lall.ta.. ATLANTIC ClrY.Nc
lfnf" a n, Il, NJ 90 Ia rI- go, $50, B, o.aD D.
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,UPREME COURT, CITY and County of New

GJFRLME COURT, City ana county oi NrW-
= York-II.u L. Thomson. bayiI Thomson and James
Tlouso executors ~ fhe last viii and ie-tam'nt n W 1
Thomson. iccelsel plaintiffs, against samuel VI q! tl @
ffYr~e iIa wife. Michael iIlau, Jnct1 iiNhI
Jane Fllc'ucr william Vhn-r John @l nll Lh"4f'.u.
de.rndntI uufsu. ard uy virtue 90 Judgment OFT r
eaVca1,ed Court lI the ah1fetntt'i action. flhf uAi
Size lth day u April. i~-i. thr undet' .d ir rfr
sand iHdgIurHt, VII poi uniA aNt
tipu ha Exchange Saiestron, so IN lra Fa}' ih @
Monday. ninth dt' ~ et. l- 7 M
twtlFc O'Clock ~ tst daf, hy Adr"H ~ Mnl' " son.
tilr following described premises thai De- % ~
certain int. pssr parcel u liud, ih r iI-
inrs thereon erected -ituate lying ana being ih r sever
ftnfh So uf ,ht ~ tork bounded ana dies nf
follows Reg nnug 81 point ON me casirfiv sd. Of ln
hundred auh seventy Use feet -nfr' rom
to- . .ttry CORNER OF Nrnadv ay and l'fch sfFHl
thence rEsi.Iiy parallel with Af Fct - one huhH hh
tilt- feet urltr -nuthrIy parallel VITA hna.Hdj twenty
i've feet thence westerly parallel W,h lrre f'i ono HN d
dr.d ADD three TIE eastery side ~ ia4~1} -td
Lrr norhrfy aDns said csatty side 90 hrVld"a} twenty
49, 4rI It So. tI.AItk Referee,
:. D. 0mAUo FOsrER Psiuuf-' Attorney,
&c fallat.. NrN York city.
lst-ipi Io. DO -. 2G AID b. Stay 8. and 81
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or COMPANION To- a
TADY-Iv an English lady Of refinement IN llNet
,.v country prefeTre; VIII devote herself " her en-
,ovys Interest highest reference. Address with Jour
s,ts HoTJSEKEEPER, Box 10, Tribune uptown Onoe
i 133 broadway.
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RALIIMORE nd OIIIQ RAILROAD.

n
VIA Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washir zion.
on ana after AIrlH niger Trains leave from Pcnnsyi
Ea D. d. Depot % tho foot 81 Cofandtst and also foot Of
lesNr's-c. a., f follows
ESQ o.. ~. Except sunday, FOR Wellington and she West
h m-laiv Tor Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago ana -
Lou. Entre Train through 10 chcagoi also through
car. Orb Cincinnati
lop uDsIy. for Washington andthe Wet, with Sleeping
cars attached.
1he Sew Is. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
So other line makes faster time 70 the West
81 alna arrive from ue West az oiO a. $50 p m and
lNlN
Principal Now York Once 8l5 Broadway.
rkfts secured and bag checked through ~ fesfnaton
ht toupua Office BIS broadway aud 20 tlr different 0cos
oit" frnnaYi'snia r. h. Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Station ,u NrwYork, foot Of Lihcnysti station In
Itookl, 3D.. foot OF Fuiton.4t.. Jewels wharf
commencing January lO. 1881.
l<,a.e Nea.Nofk, foot OF Llbcrv-sf, as forowr
900 % mtor Pennington. Easion, Allentown, Reading,
7a0a. u,-For -cbooey's Mountain High Bridge Franch
a. J. and Western r. T.. Ia-ton, Allentown Mnkesbarre
WafrrlF, Be.
$40 a.m.-For Pennington. Easton. Allentown Reading
NlNiltNhf, I piper IrliInl. scranton.
% u For FruiuetOn. fasf0n. Allentown, Reading lTar
il-NIiT, Nauch chunk. Martfiy, &c
800 p u.-.For laston. Wind GAP, Mauoh Chunk ramaqua
lliiiNu, a uff fNHfrr, scranton, SC
4ao p. n-For -choocy's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
Easton, Allentown. Ec.
4i5p. W.-For ~omcrTillc. Pennington sc
nt.i D. u.-f0r faston, d.. i. and ~. r. r.. Allentown.
-pidr trains leave 81 p O. q y p. m for Bound Brook
end iu -lr1r stations no b3O p. Tor Eaaon, Allen
town, DIT lrrislirr and tiID Wrst
For Nrsars 90 %. Gl5, 1f5 7i5, 7f1 SIS sf5, a15
5li G ri5. $780, I'D s. -.J 9l5, l0 i5. lll5. ~ p. "a
For trains local points Time IlIic4 40 a48us
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siiuaiions t)anteo- alaIes.

DORTER CT COACHMAN.-By a thoroughly
n competent aud reliable colored man experienced IN tn
care Of horses excellent city reerenees Call OF address
Is. 14G West aOfh-st.
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Hlusiral gnslrumenis.

DRATTYrS ORGANS, Is useful stops, sets
SatSSSs Zee ADDRESS b. Il Neatly, WAsAinglO. M
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
4 MERICAN INsTITTTE RISK.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE RINK.
II GRAND rfX.DAN
GD-AN-NOt pl EASE.
MONDAY, Nay .. "a SA1l KDAY. Say =,
Under She management %
JOHN ENNIS.
sixty per cent Of entire gate receipts given ~ tle pcdcy
TRANS.
Entrance Zoe. so.
Entities close saturday Mnv7 20
81. b. CURTIS. p. q. Box g32. y. Y.
For further information apply % h.m or 20
JOIN Ennis 10 me Pink.
Special Tickets 20 an F"9tcd Railroad satous. good 1r
admission and rifle both way~ 80 ccBts
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go BROADWAY,
AND
1879 TO ISL BOWERY.
opcn EVENING" uuil Q O'Clock; saturday until 10.
Summer flesoris.

4 MOUNTAIN RETREAT.-Tcrmcc Han,
4 Rauano Hort land County. y. s. l3i mrcs. Erie Rail-
.,I. htui merry, drives, boating, hsAins choice &C
IuHIasi fl.n- r..ir terms.
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Ocean Giedmers.

A NCHOR LINE II. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
Prom Pier No. 20. North River. NcW York
Devona.....-. May Z. Ethiopia Ma ~, noon
Choria May -. r.. furne-sia Man Is, f. IA
Thcsc steamers do NOT cattle. sheep or pirA
Cabins ESQ On $50. EXoursion tickets no reuce rates
Second Cabin. so Sfcerare, SIS.
NEN-NORk To LONDON DIRECT
From Pier SO. 80 North River. foot az Charlesff-
Bolivia May "a. a. m. Uto Mas ~ noon
Cabins, s5 AND s6j. Excursion tickets az rciucc falf
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowlingorcen
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DOVERNESS, &c.--By an experiences eV ~
ernoss a. companion nursery Eoyriieae p,t ~
ense; city or county Address GoNEkNEss W iaS' l9
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HOUSECLEANING.-A respectable. r FRO e,
-, q, can bs siven can address 43J Last
Icsh sfc0ud floor. front.
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NOOK.Bv first-ciass cook un i ,ofs,spee
7 / rueats game. ali kinds Of desserts oes' wy
can he ssel, I'M Engaged 81 No. 237 lth'a'e.
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lady (S4) Of the bighest resp 80 snsI
n ana excellent social position woula MIN children
s,ss,ne 10 take in the country Too1 M nome
10 secure refined, well inner
Nv sler aiepding reside in he country sl eanst
and via wond distinctly recognize ihe lsiieS slane Tptown
ID the adveffiser.nee ADDRESS IA i1ANO1'
1 HlnAAWaY. 7,
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PROTESTANT SERVANTS ,. Bok a. ma:
A.An kinds Of seed PEI 2. eoanry also help
ana ered ssrsapts At the large, Old ft he1se
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DGJOU Opera House. Bway. near 3Oth-st.
~ Monday, Iur-flv. wednesday Malice end tyenDg
THE sTEELE MACKAYE COMPiAf
81 Mr. Machines successful comedy drama
WDN AT LAST.
THURSDAY EVEN SO, MAY D., 1.-THE MAsCoTTEs
Produced Oy thc Mlur Opera company, including Ma
Emma lfoWs0u. large f bonus
Magnificent Costumes. Elaborate scenic EfrcfA
seats srcnrcd two weeks Ina advance.
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-OO0E a rrsnectsble yOung woman as co"h ,
OJtn..,s. at tinds 81 cooking In every brancni ""
-. vs ssyer. 5y wee OF months hrstolass cry r'''"'
b1s tNest 9UfA.st.
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- cORywALI-OS.HUDsON.
Open from lst Of Nay " NoFonoes. mooIsAi9 81
vleNi splendid drives y n On = n
GUNNER BOARD at HILLS MANSION
- HOUSE EAsthamPton, hase special rates Tor MAY ana
Iona noferenees r. f. spear 7lT Broadway = O. feari,
III IlroSi-sE send for circular WILLIAM HILL
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,pOh' - asp nv two excellent girls Tor ey
cc,ntrY both verT and tidy honest lies
- 80 faid ~ work do tho WORK betNetn aud a.
eitx rrfereuces; call at 2g2 6thSye' near AsEs~' ~
"a 4. J.
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GENERAL H0USEW0RK..By an Ens sp,9
ami reliable Ter general housrwork m ooohlS'
and roning good home sreierred TO h,Sh Mas
80 -. e,natry understands Of the sick w o1hAo'
near ISfh-sL
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NrITRsF and SEAMSTRESS-By am educ

GEAMSTRESS.-Ac competent and experienced
- woman Is expert hand ~ chien at
ladies' esrmens and tits would be willing % assist ~
eamberW0Fk u children best OF references from iut
JDrr employers Can At COZ 6tfAve., neal S5ulst JAG
GUMS UEEAU.
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JNIRST- CLASS Cooks, Chambermalds, Lau u /,
II dresses &C. with best references at Mrs NAD' i
PIOYMENT OFFICE 2l6 East AlSts1
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MARYLAND ITEMS.

Ann Murray, colored woman said to be l26 years
old, died in Denton one day last week.
Flktons Gas Company is in trouble. and may have
N suspend The revenues do not meet expenses.
The deepening of the Choptank. between Denton
and C;reensbOrough far up the 5000 appropria-
tion will go, was begun Friday last.
An Elkton hotel keeper suffering from local option
thinks hard of travellers who carry their whisky in
b0ttles and allay it with his ice water.
Nearly go RATS have already come down the Sus-
onehanna this season. and four or five hundred are
Yet to arrive if the water remains high enough.
The new Masonic Hall of Easton was dedicated
last Thursday J. +. Batcman delivered the address
of welcome and General Albert Pike the Grafton
The Rev DR.. Thomas Guard of Baltimore. also spoke
There large parade, many visitors taking part
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church began its sessions in
Fason last Saturday Bishop Payne presiding Bishop
Wayman made an address. and then left for Whining
ton Del. Rev J. W. Beckett, of Baltimore elect
ed secretary.
The will OF the late John w F. Sudler bequeaths TO
Mrs Virginia Sudler. widow of the deceased one
third of all the personal estate ve thousand dollars
10 be paid out of the proceeds of policy of insurance
in the Maryland Life Insurance Company. all the
household effects, and also her dover in the real
estate. Mrs Sudler is named as the guardian of the
minor children All the rest and residue of the
estate real personal or mixediS directed to be equal
~ divided among all the children share and share
alike.
The PEACH PROSPECT.-A Baltimore peach Gamer
has been looking around in Kent county this week
says the CheSteTtOwn Nes, to determine for himself
the peach prospect. He reached the conclusion that
there would be lots of peaches and will make prepa
ratOns for canning accordingly. Mr.. Isaac Parsons
of our most experienced fruit growers and an in
tegent observer expresses the opinion that in Kent
the prospect is good for third of a crop In Queen
AnneS the Record says the outlook is not so gloomy
d heretofore. Many orchards throughoutthec county
will produce average yields, and Il majority of or
phar0S alOUO nfaic oh ,daY,t
crops
A DIG AT FORESTERS.-At q meeting of the Mary
land Association of the Independent Churches" in
Baltimore. last week Rev. J. r. Tharp a licensed
preacher, pastor of Epworth Independent Methodist
Church, near TemplevilIe. was present. The Balt-
more papers say that the Reverend gentleman stated
that his church which founded in 1878 had 81
members on its roll, 80 Sunday School scholars and
steachers. Mr.. Tharp gave page in the unwritten
history of Queen Anne'S, describing the iliteracy of
the people by whom he surrounded. their need of
evilizing and ChriStianizng influences, &c He
stated that gentleman living about six miles from
MIN had offered some ground and 500 toward erect
ing another church" He said You city people
would scarcely realize it. Why half the women sit
during the services bareheaded taking off their calico
slip bOnnets and laying them on the benches"
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EaglIshmen formerly supposed that
;merican running horses were very infer.
d % theirs. but during the last two years
,,safoie, Wallenstein and other fast ones
S "at were sent from this country to England,
ave Won hundreds of thousands of dollars
Isueh Americans as the Messrs. Lorillard,
r ,les Gordon Bennett. &c. The English.
vr. n. nave investigated the rsasoRs for the
1ss' success Of American horses, and 6ad
4. :, they are kept in such fine condition
-. u,e constant use of NJ. B. Roberts Horse
Po"der.-Sportino Times.
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DE@S.fsEEo-ENON-

TiPHO0N is jet black. years Old 49, hands
nigh, weighs about 800 lbs. beautifully proportoned
power being nicely blended with qualify his back
IONS ana other prdpeling points beng exceedingly
good large bone and excellent feet his fine presence
and beautiful action making him many admirers
In breaking him last fall III his year Old form he
was driven mile in 3l2, on Middletown track after
being driven but few times " W
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bv sas; we're greatly amused some days since
hsS eshg one Of our venerable citizens, who
thso-oee n bowed down by rheumatism,
ssIs s away his erutches and declare him.
nos 's" as young as he used to be, and
oa,;or ne Is recommending Roberts Embro.
iie;oeo every old lady in town. Great
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CHURCH SERVICES.

,,v,,ry METHODIST EPISCOPAL-Sunday-P
NtIlll% A. NJ. and ~ r NJ. Sunday SchOOl-9A. NJ. and
Jchn D. Rigg, Pastor.
. PETERS PROTESTANT Observation-Disclosures
siisr at 1917 A. NJ and "a Pm WedneSday-7M ?. NJ.
saints Day-9% A. NJ. Sunday SchOol-2P. NJ. Kew.
Wm B. Gordon, Rector.
spyrEn1AN-Sunday-P Preaching at 1917 a. NJ. and
f-Tp NJ sunday SchOol-2P P. NJ. Prayer Meeting
F1dsys at "a =. NJ. Rev. j. T. Umsted. Pastor.
.c,ruoIIc-Odd Fellows Hall-Second Sunday of
very month. at 10 a. NJ, and p NJ. Rev. Geo.
$. Bradford, Pastor.
.cr>,,rSyrAI. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (COlOred).-Sun-
hjsv-Preaching at 1919 A. NJ. and p NJ. Rev. Geo.
II, Waters, Pastor.
,,,o,r,S METHODIST misunderstanding
If Ioi% A. NJ and ~ p. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. WilEs
helmS Pastor.
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WOODLAND BEACH
Stock Farm !
TYPHOON.

Sire General Knox, by Vermont Hero; dam by
young M General Knox has nine rep
TesenatVeS IN the 10 list the fastest of which are
Lady Maud, record of 2.lSI five YEAR old record
222lO; Camors. 2l9I independence, public trial
last year Else, and he possesses to wonderful de-
gree Lhe capacity to transmit hiSspced to his progeny
al OF his colts having the trotting quality largely
developed. TYPHOON'S dam was by Conkins
American STAR the sire of st. Cloud 2S and star 80
American Star mares have grown into such popu-
lary as to stand at the head of the list fashionable
dams, having produced more trOters in the 30 list
than any other family of mares and being particuar
ly adapted TO training and campaigning Among
many others we might instance, Dexter ~; Nettie
10; Driver l912: Orange Blossom, 200; Martha
washington, 220l4 Huntress. 2.2O2(: Powers, . Of
Jay Gould. 221%; Trio, 2.23l4; Robert McGrcgor
Lnel. 226; Orange Blossom, 226l% MOtesty . 26l5 ;
Lady BleSsington 227; Grace, 227; California Dexter
2.293 Harvest Queen. 80; and from Sires ont of
Star dams Hattie Woodward, 2.l5H by Aberdeen, the
best TO The credit of sire of his age. Great Eastern
lis and Dick SwiVeler 21S. by Waikiki Chief nre n
better two than ay sire Of his age las eynr nrn nel
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CLOTH are Head Quarters fer Ready.n,ade
Let,sr u Our wsrd for it. we can give YOU
amounss ooss and better styles for the same
can am o. Money than any other house
Beap,;ssse our 3, 6, 5. 10 and II dollar suits.
J. r. Phillips A. CO
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thoroughbred pedigreed Short Horn Stock II
General Garfield,

n t;ET DS o. II. may, Bo0mlngburgh, Ohio sired by
picA hyIou heid DOCK 1881
~ kGd Lady by Prairie Sunlight........ I26lS
SS u'-iDam ily scissor by LeNngton........... $3.50
Srd-Dam, Melody 2nd by Sir Robt Alexander 34iS
Meiouy py oregon 1851
Rose of sharon Nv Connt Uaii' ~
7th.-Dam Lady of the Lake Inv Ref0rr1er' '''' ~
Sth.--Dam Imported Rose Of Sharon Nv D,i,'; -
~, .................. .......... zoo
th.-D9m. Red Rose 9TH. by md Huiback - rrs
itm Iteo Rose 2nd, by His Grace........ 81
-H'lh lIcd Rose ISL ny Iarbnruogh....... -6j
WIN Stand For Service at $40.
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tion 0a think you are dying with censump-
CID Gu put 1t is emily catarrh. DR.. Hartley's
~ I'emedy will entirely and permanent.
no Sure you Sold by Dr. Hartley, Balti.
~ Nd, and all druggists. mh 9 3m
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AGENTs.

AGENTS.:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo, W. Williams. Ntlgdrk c. 4. Rdictins Bridgcvile
Geo. y. Money, Del. CitU LeBluek W. WdDfes Js1nes
J. s. H,DiRgt0J Smyrna. John W. WOottep LaareI
A. Jackson, H., Camden HenY w. Baker SeafOrd
Jas D. anderson. Ffedeicq H r. D0lgaip n leo,yeIoe,
Relfaedr Williams, Milford. Jqrnes Ponder Mink '
George Moore. FELTON,. b. ~ Wdgaqon for Jo,nsr
C.JIfdTriagt0n, FdTmfRgtoa SUSSEX
James n. Yaadyke, CHeseytoaca Nd
John p Aanlire, GTeeRs6orouqh Nd
Jereniqh b. Fletcher, Preston ma SNV' 49,
Charles Collins, Berlin, Ma. V'' '''''''O'"S' A1"'
Wga. O. Dickinson, Poconose Csty, MI
Hbusiaesscommanica should Be adaresseato
WM. DENNEY, Jr., sec'y,
March T. 1850 DOVER, DEL
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The Stockholders Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Railway. will meet at the office of the Company In
the Town of Easton, Md. Wednesday, May 18TH 1881
for the purpose of electng Officers of the Company
for the ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
other business may come before said meeting
apr 27-Sw JOHN w. SCOTT, Secretary
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

u,RuoxY LODGE. No. Is. A. F. A. M.-Meets First and
Third Thursday evenings of each month, ut s
o'clock.
MORNING STAR LODGE. No 6. l. 0. o. F.-Meets every
Friday evening, at S O'Clock.
,,cnoxyELL ENCAMPMENT, No. 2.--MeetS Second and
Fourth Tuesday evenings of each month, al clock
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TERMS.

WI stand him for few desirable mares at SD the
season at Woodland Beach Mares will he Eent win
excellent care at risk of owners on reasonable terms
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NERO,

Sire, Delaware Darling, Pedigree number al Dam
iruneIia GrGnd-sire, Shrpcdnn number 4n Grand
Dam Primrose
Delaware Darling No. 34Gl bred by Gen \. Il
Darling. 9TH Avenue Hotel. who il is said has the
finest he of Jerseys in this county, Sire Sarpcdun
whose dam was the famous Helena No. I7g PFunclA
was brcd ny Gen. NAnNorSt. sire Bcppa. Grand sire
Cen scott Imported. Dam of Primrose By Imported
Dam.
VIII Stand fOr Service at $40.
t'EO. /. WELLINGTON
apr zj't Woodland Beach.
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FOR RENT.

Store ana II n Dad health win rent my stora
Fixtures fos ~eiiing which now occupy staea os
Apply to II
> L. CULLFNY. smrvna M,
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THU VULGAiIzED RUBBER BUCKET
PUMP.
PORCELAIN LINED AND PLAIN
MOOD.

Having secured the Agency Of Lambs Patent Vul
canized Rubber Bucket. l wish 10 call attention to
the practical advantage it has any other bucket
now offered. combining purity durability. efficiency
and cheapnesS. We guarantee it 10 work easier 10
throw more water and to wear longer than the old
lyle bucket.
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lE47 KENT COUNTY 1881.
Mutual Insurance Co. ,
DOVER, DEL.

lnsures against loss by fire. Issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership and on ceasing to be
members whatever remains uneXpended after paying
losses, expenses and dividends Is returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost
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lNecSlpts lnt S12.Sh
Losses and Expenses for the Year. 1889 25
nfyfdanda O cof 40
Paid Members on Withdrawal. 35 Os
Amount to Credit Of Members Dec. 81 1880. 9Stl575
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