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CHURCHES TOMORROW.

st. Johns Church Services tomorrow at
sl5 and 1890 4. NJ, and O'Clock p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth, Rov. r. B. Dusal, pastor.
Preaching 1920 a. IN. and 730 p. m. Evening
subject; "Polliics for tho Christian" Public
cordially welcomed.
Delaware Avenue Bsptlst Church Preaching
nt 1870 q: M, and T.s5 pm. Morning: as Il
Posstble for Christians to SIM" Evening sub.
Future for This World ~ Young m on Specially
invited. ''
Now Jerusalem Church, ]. B. ParmeIee DE-
tor. 1000 a. M, Our High Calilpg;" I,sS D.
m., Dcctripal LoeeWe.
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FOURTH FOURTH EDITH
MIR. PARNELL's PARl
19S'o 100 900 Of the Land Leasi
Money squandcrcd, 7
=
THE MoREY LETTER 40,
=
A GRAVE CHARGE

NhAItdE,
"'neh ana the Parllamo,,
vailed to an Accuu,, I,sy n
Dollars ut Stake. MIN
DUBLIN, Oct. o1.-Tbs o,.,,
thrown into state Of almost ,,s was %
political excitement by letter unlaral ,,.iI
splcuously In the Irisi TIons plih'ed
70 editorially In a wny su"ccs,,. anu rcicI
sul'or ,, mas satisfied himself of tls ,uaI ,l
'nu ", statement made in the letter ""'
ms ietter positively accuses D.
ariiamentary party having, witban.
rant, used 99S,C00 of tIe fan% faIout
innus Tor their own private nnsuo su Le
eifcumstantially alleges that pppaposes
MS party, after having gotten ,ta a.nei
lh,s Tremendous misappropriatioDU U oi n
cQiiected from poor Irish ali over ~. II,
Ior anothcr purpose by collision r,n
managers OF the Land Leaone TL T,'l
tempted to hush the matter mn l., ,' .uey
the Land League without any =, acoa'l "'sSol|
for It's funds, ""s ae'Oul1
The Times denounces the oct a,
greatest pieces Of political ylllany I%sU rye.
peira&d In modern times, and ,loos M no,
tate 10 suggest the suspicion that IN" II.
mentary party really ran the Land y
US iaIfe pretense under which IN col
money, which they never could ~.
tanned u 1t had been solicited tnr ,,o "", ',
political purposes for which 1t was n
sought and used. ~
Inc Times conclu les by warning oi
people against political trjckstcrs ~ ali \
and urges them 10 press for an orrou'l
tpc Land League funds, limiting that NJ
Land League managers shall ever Le \
Pellcd 70 account for these funds, an I'd
ure viii result which will show ,bo1
Villiany OF the Parliamentary party ia /
worse than suggested.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2i.-The Dublin D,g,
press, In referring tn the CHARGES tLsl
Parncil Parliamentary party has
allowed by the managers ofthe iand u
TO use theRos 900 setrling of the league n
~ political work, fcrcign to uses for N
lhe Land League moneys were contrib
IL says that no explanations or answers
been yet made by Parnell or his coIlpaI
to these accusations, although every \
hrs been made by their friends 10 !
from them some statement.
The Express says the impression
upon the people by the charges and
absence OF denial is very bad, and rroN
hourly worse that the minds Of uc i,
are becoming thoroughly poisoned as
ParnelI and his party and that unless
reason Is given at once the second dow
OF Parncll and the Parliamentary par'
Ireland Is inevitable.
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rrrE mAzlmoA,,,.
A z.ecal Tlzne Table win the Lates,
Corrocffona. i

Corr1cfionn. W
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PMIEA.-. 2.O0s-- Ana - 6.80--e65 T.D0f-~7. 10
IS si0t-s. l6-90o a sof-s bsl--lo, ,aofi. "a \.
m.-faO0f ms--1215-fG. .aa.--i. $50 cnf--s. 90
siTs--6.s0t--s.10-e .sss--T. s0s--o. .Bsspm.-
Nrw YoRK = 2oo~-2. 2ss ap--g. So
ii.6s n. M 12.ss-1 1.6s--biTA--s .s8s--7 20 d IN.
BALrI1EoRE-1 .o6s-1. .s2s--l.si .sis-- sos# = elT
1i.0is p. m.
wAsnIxsrox- .42s--4. S-~s. .os-oi7 a. m:
II O0--1. .04s D. N.
BALTIMORE AND rNTERMKDIATu srATroEs--
l.0Ss--e.lT 1000 a. m;--1.00--6.00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS runuing only on Sunday.
Connect at 3ray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILROADS. o0a--a. 10 q. m,--i. .o6
--s.oos--o.25t p. m. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only
Fer Harrington and intermediate stations.
WnMrSoroS q NeRrHxRr RAILHoAp-T47 q.
Roadlng and ST. Peter--s.io a. N.
DELAwARE wKsrRRn RAmnoAD---7. .05--i080
a. mi--b.30 y. m. sunday trains lo.Soa. m--e.D0
p. m.
TRAINS ar rwttmINaTONFRUM
PHrLApnLrHIA- zbc--l .0o--l. .a2s--4 t7s---7. AS
s02sa Do .c5--10.10t- .3S--12s rs a. ms--lS 80
--i.0T - aof "A so- 4.ss- t.bb- b.so--653--69c
--64S-T35t--7.b6-9.5 9.50--lo. .28.-i0 be b. M.
NEw YORK;. -4.4T.--s. .O2f-s.lz a. m,-
~. 2.bo--1 .0s--A.51-o.&ss--lo.es u. IN.
BAtTIMoRp--l. 81 %--aI3%--s.3 s.3l-y.b4-ll.4 a a
m;-I2 .36--i. .bo--s. ls--e. .3us-72L-g.4p 4p4 y. m.
Tox-l.Bis--2l3--il.4sa.- as a. -,n;--I2 .3o
--l.6o--s list 3os--y. p. IN.
: Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DAi.AwAns ssAILRoAD--e. .6o--I0 lSsa m:-l2u us
-AosN-ce5 p. m. No sunday trans.
From New Castle only.
WfIsuEcroH q NoerH1RE nAILaoAp-ezs
Aso-1i 30 q. nn;--o.p ., N. On Sunday from
Reading and 81 Peter at 7lo y. IN.
DKLAwANn wmTRnE RAlLRoA D. 500 a. ms
2lSp. m. Sunday trains s.io q. m.;-5.40 D. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOk WILMINGTON
PIuf.ApnLPnr8tlTBw BRoAp srRKKr DEpor-
ta.3oe--3.0es-B.3e S.. .zeA-SO0--S.2l-S .35t-l0 16
.-u.D-ll.so q. m;-i3.33-l32 -l.32-3l0-
A02-42 B.0s-b.1o-- 6.AA- o.0Sf - {, $50 "a 2Os
--o.3o--io. oo-1l ,37s .. m.
BRoAr AVID WAsHIkeToH AvEsus-e.so-.s. 3. 90
Id. .lS a. NIL .3o-S. .i0--4.50-b.16 p. IN.
NEW .Oo--ll.4e a. m.--A4p--
5.49 p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
RS-The black nNares denote the Limited
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TELEeRAPuIo BREviriEs.

The epidemic Of typhoid fever in Paris is
decreasing in virulence.
The funeral Of Major O'Conner and the
Babrys, killed In the shooting aiIray on
Thursday last, will take place this after.
noon,
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rolsoneh Inv Cns.

ZoAR, MASS, Oct 81 - There is great ex-
eitement in this vicinity over the alleged
poisoning by caIbonic acid gas from numer-
ons charcoal kilns IN the locality. The gas
settles in the valley, nnoculating the
atmosphere. Six or seven deaths have
occurred
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ourIey and Free sehoo1a.
tDelswarcan.l

The Republicans boast that Currey's elec-
tion means better free schools. Why was
Is that in the past-year after yem-he at
tended the school meetings and voted No
TAX. II he denies that he did it, we will
furnish the ncceseary proof.
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whnt Caused the War.

CAIRO, Oct. 21.-Ninet says that the war
was oeeasioned by the bombardment of
Alexandria. and that he possesses documents
proving that the Khediye and his Ministry
ordered the evacuation of Alcxandria as u
measure for the defense OF the country.
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a Cloud la Paris,

PARIS, Oct. 21.--Thls morning placarls
are found posted in the Faubourg Saint
Antoine signed by the revolutionary com
mittee, calling upon the workmen to rise
aud revolt against the middle class tyranny
a strike OF the carpenters and upholsterels
is imminent.
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=" Cincinnati Enquirer.

In Its columns, the news Of the world ia
given every day in the year. It's two thous
anu correspondents located In every section
oi this country and Europe, are the most
reliable news gatherers TO bc had, and the
history OF each days events will be faith
inily recorded and presented to the public
through the Enquirer, free from distortion
or prejudice.
The province of a newspaper is TO record
iaeis,to separate truth from tillsehood. How
wen the Enquirer has succeeded in this
duty,we feel parlonable pride In referring
iis hles and past record for evidence OF
Is ability aud tliorouglmess In presenting
iii matters treated upon in their true light.
Inc people OF this age require Il paper fully
abreast oil the times, coeqaal In enterprise,
ehd material advancement in all mercantile
ana political interests, such will the
enquirer continue to be. Candor and fair.
ness viii bc accorded to all questions and
parties, but the facts win never be perverted.
The immediate future has in store matters
oigrave interest TO all, and the general
welfare will largely depend upon the
influences OF those who are fully conyersant
Win the facts occurring and to occur. The
policy OF the government but partially
developed by the New Administration. was
last winning the confidence of the people
when the hans OF the assassin placed control
oi Affairs In charge of n faction whose leaders
nave not at all times received favorable critj-
cislns Tor their public acts. What the future
policy is to be, will be foreshadowed durinC
the lirst year Of President Arthur's adminis
tration, and presented TO the public without
'eaf oriayor, In the columns fthe Ehq,ii,er.
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PrnsoSAb.

Rev. I. M. Haldeman who has been un-
well for the past two weeka will OCCUPY his
pulpit again tomorrow both morning and
evening. k.
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pricn of prhnnk na1ifn

ST. PErrnsBuRe, Oct. 31.--Owire TO
heaTy importations Of American wheat there
has been remarkable decline IN the price
OF that commodity.
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That Husband OF Nina

is three times the man he was before he be
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81
Druggists.
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Those Who Have Children

and are compelled to eencatc them in the
public shoola, should @rsfuily read tho
article on "Mixed Schools" on the third
page OF to-day's paper. We want no mixed
scnoois ia Delaware.
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An Acciacn, at tho r,auncn,

Charles Mitchell, $ workman In jackson
d sharp's ship yard, had his hsnd cut oil
while letting loose the anchor at tho launch
ing. of the new schooner Job Fl. jackson
to-day.
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I.nnIr

at our So, $3.50, $3.50, $3.75 and $3.50
blankets; extraordinary value. Crosby IL
HUI, Nos. 220 and 2e2 Market street.
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Do Not rrn

to drop in at Freyc's tonight on East Second
street and get good piate OF esur kfaut
along with your glass OF beer.
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Damaged

mems white undershirts, slightly imperfect
for 20 cents, worth 50 cents. Crosby IL Hin
Nos. 220 and 222 Market street.
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nbaohSrs,

A Greenback Labor meeting Will he held
this evening at Fourth and Shipey streets
at o'clock
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save Money

by buying your dry goods al Crosby & Hills,
Nos 22O and 222 Market street. They arr
Offering splendid bargains at present.
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SECOND EDITION
-S==s-zH=z- --
FIGURES NEVER LIE
Exposure ofthe Alleged Defici-
ency in Kent County.
WHEAT TAKES A TUMBLE
AN OLD CANARD.

The Morning 0rGsn's Representation
About tiss Alleged Kcnt County DE-
neisncy BxEossu-Eisnres Which Cus--
not lie. 84 ftW
tspecial correspondence Of the GaEetto.1
Down, Oct. 2o.--Some very Intelligent
member Of the MorHin1 Neiss staff seems to
havo taken It into his rather brainicss skull
90 steal an electioueering dodge from the
issntirey OF 1880. It then had soutothing of
novelty to recommend It, bat now is simply
piece Of bold and open misrepresentation.
Ii has 70; even the merit Of originality or
shrewdnea, but is piece OF bold plagarism
and very stupid at that. The fellow actu-
ally says that the assessed valuation OF Ken
ton hundred was s., ,3T9, when even a.
late as 1880 IL was only Sl,f30,2oO The
morning organ certainly is either over
stacked with brass or idiocy to attempt to
palm oil such statements as were made 10 its
issues of the 18th aud 10th on an Intelligent
people; or perhaps it docs not circulate
among that class.
In the issue of the Goth it prints what it
calls statement of the accounts OF the
collector of Kenton hundred for 1877. The
thing Is simply ridiculous as will be seen hs
comparison with the following statement
taken from tho books OF tho county treas-
ufer and clerk OF Lhe peace, the writer not
hall dozen auditors' reports.
Thomas R. Taylor, collector Of Kenton
hundred, in account with Keat county.
DEBroR.
lssl-To amount Of duplicate State tar
including tax on Investments. {. "a, ,036. 81
County tax. including tax ON invest
ments, nts,............,...... ............. 3,05t56
fOr taxes. -........-,.... l,fsS. .46
hoad tax1e......'.- .'.-.........-.......,.. lo2e.G9
Total. ........... .......,,.....- =. 10, ti5.z9
CREDITOR.
By amount paid Robsrt wn-
son, Connty Treasurer,
State And County .raxss,. $4.6i9.46
BY Commissions Errors and
Detnquents allowed, ....... 5tl.H
ssoec.rs
By amount paid Jonathan ~ -
Pratt, Treasurer OF the Poor O, ,a73.SS
By Commissions. Errors, and
Delinquents allowed. $50. 1890
Bk q s,4sS.4o
BY amount bald sundry road
assessors BY order Of Lsvy
Court. ..........:.......... sl,7Oo,oo
BY ComIlssions, Errors and
Doltnquorts, ................ 1882
sl,SJa.S2
Total ........................ q, $50. II
DEBTOR.
To amount over p1id on Road account,
refunded by order Of Levy Court. =. s24i o3
ss.l45.4s
People will doubtless wonder where the
Nccs man got his figures. but they need not.
He didn't get thea froa anywhere; they are
pursly the creSsures of his imadnation, and
don't appear IN tAe snditcr'S report or any
whore else. TIE work os preparing o state
me9t akNRfuU tina fSlaika Of ha
printed In the Iys7os OF the 18th Is a work of
considerable aA$alsude bus II will be done.
rAe Righteousness OF tho thing 10 apparent
On the face H the statement. deficit OF
oaly ouc-fourrh tho amount stated would
hsvc forced an increaee Of 50 per cent. in the
tax rate, and the whole matter would have
como out.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM Il. GRIFFITH,
~ TIE OWNER Of the within mentioned
property, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply 70 the Judges OF tc Court OF tieneral s.,-
sions OF the Peace aud Jail Delivery Of the state
orpelnwarc, IN aud for the County Of New Castle,
D, 1885, being the frst day OF the November
Term OF said court for license tose Intoxicating
atmy store IN Main street IN the town III II ewnrk
ln the united school Districts. Nos 20 x4i inWhIte
Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle Comfy I,rIa-
ware, and the following resDcctahle citiz,,us
recommend the said application 70 Wit;
James ". Ray, =. X. hoate,
Geprgc W. Lindsey, John Rninba
J. W, Pennington, W. a. STEELE
DANES JcHeris, Pusey Pembcrton,
dohn ~ llonnell, Jr. Nathan Sanders,
JOhn N0rbit Calvan y. Morrcll,
octi9-3t WM, n. GRIFFl'l'Il
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The Weekly Edition

OF the E'tq'irer ought to be in the hands ot
every farmer, every mechanic and every
Dsiicr IN the land. AS an agricultural paper
i,ill OF FRESH, valuable and reliable jnjorma-
ton, It will be without u rival A corps Of
contributors has been retained whose
practical aud theoretical knowledge I'm Mi
branches OF good farming is unsurpassed.
we thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask n com
tinuance oi the same and your assistance IN
making known the merits of the paper. and
increasing its field Of usefulness.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
"WEEKLY ENQUIRER"
One Copy, one year 81 1ts
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES FoETmE
"DAILY ENQUIRER"
Sunday and Daily year
pbaily ba except Sunday fa5S faSS
anl !hTec hays = n -
AM ans da3y 4.GO
Sunday Issue S3 3
FARAN & MCLEAN,
Publishers,
.,..,,, CINCINNATI O.
Veeimen copies free.
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TsN o . - - ---
Crosby A. IIIIl's

is the place TO buy underwear, hOs
gloves, blankets, llannels, dress gOods
silks. Largest stock and lowest prices
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1roExsE APPLIoArroNa.


NOTICE., w. KELLY, OWNER
0F the within mentioned. premlses,
In compliance with All Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply III writing 10 the honorable, The
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions Oh The
Peace and jail peltyeFy on Che State Of Delaware
~ NJ, snn lot NV Cas,le .on9ty on Moaday Ihe
The irst day Of said court Tor license 10 keep All
inn or tavern at No. 3f Van nuren street, In
the Tenth ward Of the rity OF Wilmington. bel,
and TO sell intoxicating liquors IN less quantities
than one quart. 10 he drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens, residents OF
said ward, recommend the said application, 10
Philip Plunkett, James Murray
Francis MrCiOskey, Peter Landry,
John II, Doan. II. CahIll,
Edward a. Aikcr, William HagFerty,
Louis T.. Lynch, Patrick Conntti
Il: o. byrne, James McNulty.
William Dotlard, John Guthrie,
William Walsh, John McFnter,
John l., Dfcti0skcy, Michael Hayos
Peter calvin, q. i. Thompson,
James w. MeAlistor, James Whitaker.
Fergus Haniahnn. Henry y. Whitaker.
HewsOn n. l.annon,
octs0-std&s WILLIAM KELLY.
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oKEGoN's SENATOR.
j. N. Dolph Carries on the Pria
I.uAf

PoRTLANDs OREGON, Oct ELL
Dolph has been elected United States
tor from Oregon.
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NOIICE 81. RORERT a. CnCnRAN

NOTICE ~, ROBERT A. COCHRAN,
~ OF Aiiddletpwn, New Castle county, aud
state OF Delaware owner of the within neufiotte,
premises do hereby give notce that intend 10
make application 10 the Ourt Of GENERAL Sessions
OF the Peace and JAN Delivery Of The sfttN Of nel-
aware IN and for New Castle Co on the irst dHy OF
It's next term, which will commence aud be held
at Wilmington. IN New Castle county aforesaid.
lssa, for license 70 keep an inu or tavern aud ta
sell intoxicating iqnors in less quantities than
the house known as the Middietown Hotel The
location OF said house lsin united school Districts
Nos. W anu W In New Castle cqgnty. Aforesaid.
the said town of Middletown. The namos III the
Respectable citizens accommodating my said appll-
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"Chinese Letter" Again.

NEW York, Oct. al.-Iti Ia whisperel
the headquarters Of the State Republ
Committee that astounding deyelOpm
have been brought 10 light regarding
Morey letter. II It said that John }. N
port has now in his possession conle
from Garyey, giving his part in thecase
II is alleged, duplicating W. II. BarN
chairman Of the National Democratic \
mittec as one of the chief eonspirators /
forgery.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-21

01-1he wonders Of modern chemslrN
apparent IN the beautiful Diamond Dyes
kinds aud oolors oflnk can he made from I
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NOTICE. - ], WILLIAM MORRIS.
~ THE OWNER OF the house situated on
Clinton street between Water and Front sireets
Delaware City, united school Districts 80 and
~ East Red Lion hundred, New castle county,
state OF delaware. IN compliance with the re-
qHiremcnts o the Act Os the General Assemble
IN such case made and provided. do hereby give
notice ihat shall apply 10 writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace aud jail Delivery
OF the state OF Delaware, Ia and for New Casti 4
county on Monday, the 10th day OF November,
A. d., lao2, being the next term of said court for
license for said store Tor the sale therein or IN
toSicnth,g liquors In not less quantities than one
the following respectable eltixens, residents ~
said school districts recommend the said apnIleA.
tion to wit "Pi''NA
Mn. 4. Jester, Fl1nan Newkirk,
Mm. Davidson. William y. Mingate,
n, A. remington, David Steelnlan,
Thos. -. Bradway, James +. Cannon
y. 6eo. Price, Everett VOnCulin
Thos. n. Vail, John n Cairns
James NJ. Jester, q lyton Vont'niin
WIN. a. Price,
octls-St WILLIAM MORRIS.
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NOTICE-I,MARYpLUNKETr owNEp

- .
4 OFTll within mentioned premises In COM
p'lance with an act of Assembly IN such case made
and provided do hereby give notice that ! shall
Apply In writing 70 the honorable the Judges Of
lie Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace aud
jail Delivery ~ the State ~ Delaware, in and ior
New Castle county, ON Monday the both dav or
November next A. D., 1872, being the first ,lay
pf said court, for lcciIsc 10 keep al
Inn or tavern, known as the United States
Hotel nj the northwest cor. of Water and FrtIrh
streets, Y the Second ward. Of the
guy or Wilmington. bel. and to sell
intoxicating liquors Ia less quantities than one
quart, tobc drunk on the prcnilsrs and Ihc fol-
lowing Respectable eiulrus, residents Uf said
ward recommend The said application 10 vii.
yno. NJ. Richardson, Man Fphrnim
=. =. Wickershaln, Jos, A. Ba,nnnn
!n0. i, Hays, q. ID. tiarner,
y "; mhnnond, Nathaniel Mclcholr,
hll I. cunningham. John Piunkett,
bernard Metloskey w. IL. Qulnn,
Y. y; morn, fPutriek l'iunkctL
william krece, george pnify
Andrew Ur0tz Michacl Kennv
X. NJ. Gibson, a. M H,1rru,,tbs
Anton Henze, DanIel Heed.
Robert Kenyon, SamneI A. Gltford
Harry PixoF, 7
oetio-st MARY PLUHKETT.
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oUn MAILS

ss-The black nsAres denote the Limited
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Local Quotations,

oohthoTkD DAILY ny THE WILLIAM LIMA A
SONS COMPANY, BRAEDywIEE MILLS
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WILMINGTON.

F w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-20
NO Z RNING Ape CAL,
Published evevy morning (Montiays excepteh, BY
J. G. HARLOW.

t}ly Newspaper. devoted Politics. GeneFsi Ne"s,
anG Local affairs
SS1C C-g -r SCcond stree op,"sf the s'Itrar" r"he
o. e.u STATE Capt.,
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ARLINGTON BLOCK,
CARSON CIrY...,..............N NEVADA

IN THE FRI JsOUKr OF THE ~, =
& ond Judicial tiier, in and for Or>by COUNTY, State
OF \ -T'.ia.-Mt t'fI AMFS, plaintiff, vs.. PiIINEAS
AMES, defendant. Action brought in the Bis
rict Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
state of Nevada, in and for the county of Ormsby
and the complaint filed in said county of OrIna-
by. in the office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
TIL" state uf Nevada sends greeting to PhineaS
Nmcs, defc ndhnt. You are hereby required to
appear iii an action brought against yUu by the
above piainritf in the District Court Of the
Second JuI ciai District OF the state of Nevada,
in and for the county Of orrsby. and to answer
the com pltint file ed therein IA copy Of Which
companies this SuInmOnSl within ten days tex
elusive, Of the day of SerViceJ after the service
you of thiS summons if served WITHIN thiS
county: or If served out of this county, but in
this District. within twenty days, otherwise with
in forty day~-0r Judgment 10y default will he
taken asatn>; you. The said action is brought
to recover Judgment against you di~snlViug the
bombs of lTatTImony bow and heretofore existing
between yOn and said plaintiff, upon the ground
of wii!tu dcscrti0n, and upon the further ground
of failure to provide, plaintiff alleging that such
failure to provide is not the result OF poverty.
Ana yCu hereby notified that ii you ;;,il %
apnear auu answer h" said com plant a. ah,vc
required, the UlGiutift VII! take Judgment by
prayed ior in lter complaint
Given under my hand thi" thirl day of Nay.
in the wear pI nur Irr an. Thousand eight hun
,(r't ant ':.gnty y-tp'r
y. c. E..Ii1, tttorH"v tUr !'lAi tin. ;uy6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-20
Tc:rss Of SUBS Scrintsor

r-..g, year. BY mai e. -
rs,r cory months. hv Usit. "
tas et,s, ttroe 7noltns 10y MAJ! ......-..-.-- V9
e.y71ants Eibsc.ittio,l, nv AAtABLY IN ApVhscH
v~yx APPEAL delivered - the citlzeis Of Carson
u as Cent? per week payable weekly 20 the carrier
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
New Life

is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it cnriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, &c.
H. S. Berth, Esq, Of the
wcll-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, d. C., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
Gentlemen I take pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BROwN's IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "JHSt as good"
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.