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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-18
GENERAL ITEMS.

Nathan Moore died at QuarryvilIe
Lancaster county, Of lockjaw, caused
by running splinter into bis foot.
Miss Leila McVoy, Of Liberty. Tio-
ga county blew out me gas At the City
Hotel, at Williamsport, and was res
cued when nearly suffocated.
! Mrs. Benjamin W. Lewis, the wife
ofa bricklayer in Chester, charges John
Mckinney and William McFaddeD, and
two other men whom she does not know,
with having gotten her husband help
lessly drunk on Tuesday night after
which they outraged her.
An Indian at Panama from the San
Bias dirtrict, in that State; ;,oDthe At
lantic, reports that on September I, the
day on which the earthquakes occurred
at Panama, there we're four tidal
waves, which overwhelmed and destroy
ed or badly damaged six or seven little
villages on the islands and mainland,
and drowned about seventy persons.
On the night of the Stb iust., a dar-
ing murder, and bank robbery occurred
at Waupaca Wis, the victim II. C..
Mead, a wealthy banker, who had been
in business there for thirty years He
was an eccentric bachelor of sixty, who
slept IN the bank and boarded at ho-
tel. He failed to appear at breakfast
or dinner. A messenger was sent to
the bank, and found II locked. Going
to back window, he discovered the
wire screen cut the window let down
from the top aud Mead lying in pool
of blood on the floor. Investigation
showed the head and face to be horrib-
Iy mangled with shot, as if both bar
rels of double barrelled shotgun had
been discharged at him at short range.
1t is supposed the assassins shot him
from the window while he was sitting
at table writing. The safe was un-
locked, and the asSassins had carried
off several thousand dollars in currsn-
cy, gold and bonds. The exact amount
is not known.
Hard workers are subject to bilious at
tacks which mag end in dangerous illness
Parkei's Ginger Tonic keeps the liver ac-
tive, and by preventing the attack saves
sickness, time and expensc-DetroI Press.
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Legal Notices.
AdministratOr's Notice.

John p. Smith, Administrator of Jacob
F. Smith, deceased, late of Walker town.
ship offers at private sale, on the premises
of said decedent, a lot of lumber ready
framed for a wagon shed and corn house
size 30 feet long, 20 feet wide, and 10 feet
high, also 65S feet / : inch plank, 65S feet
boards, and $50 feet lath.
JOHN P. SMITH,
Administrator of Jacob f. Smith, deed
Sept. 20-S2.
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"a d 9CUSl1 oI3 Spring Garden ST.
s5is Tvs kOv66k PHllaDElPH.A,Pa PA.
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PRIVATE SALES.

A FARM OF 100 ACRES, MORE OR
less, of limestone and shale land, in Milford
township, in Licking Creek valley, Juniata
county, Pa. about 100 cleared, 40 acres
timberiand ''under fence" The improve
ments are Large Double Stone and Frame
House, Large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Large Hog Pen, Sheep House, Carriage
House, Wash House, Spring House within
ten yards of the door. Fountain pump OF
never-failing water at both house and barn.
This is desirable property, and is only two
miles from Mifflin railroad station. Terms
easy. For particulars, call on or address
John Robson, Patterson, Junata Co., Pa,
OR Shelburn Robson, same address.
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TYRONE DIVISION

Trains leave Tyrone for Bellefonte and
Lock Haven at 30 4 m. 3Opm. 1--we
Tyrone for Curwensyille aud Clearf.lt At
8 30 m, so p m.
Trains leave Tyrone for Warriors Marx
PENNSYLVANIA Furnace and Scotia at 5 10 !,
m and so IN.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from BeIlefon,.
and Lock Haven az 30a m, end 6 35nm
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curwpn..
vile and Cleartield at : 2iam. and : 5gn.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Sco.ia, War.
rlors Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace AZ
80 M, at 81 D III.
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MILFORD.
LEGISLATURE

Editor Sentinel and RepHbi,can.-Please
announce Major J. d. HOWELL, Of Spruce
Hill, as candidate for the office of Assem-
bly,, subject to Republican usages. The
Major is a representative man ofthe people,
was good soldier, would be a strong can
didste and, if elected q safe and prudent
legislator.
BEALE.
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The city drummers will 60 to Con
gress, and ask that some sort of al
inter -Stats-license be fixed up fo
them.
The wife of Mr.. Parnell, the notet
foreign Land Lacquer died in New
Jersey. The body is to be taken t.
Ireland for interment.
The man who wrote the "AIorey
letter and put James A. Garfield
name to it has been unearthed, hi:
name is H. H. Hadley. If Presiden
Garfield had lived, in all probabilit,
Hadley would have been prosecuted
for forgery.
The Beaver Republicans insist OF
it, that the contest is between Beaver
and Pattison- The Stewart Repub
licans, within the past few days have
begun to declare that Beaver has nc
chance whatever, and that the great
er portion of the Republicans will
vote for Stewart, and that therefore
the election lies between Stewart
and Pattison.
THE aesthetic yankees in Boston
were in such hurry to shake hands
with President Arthur, the other day
that he became frightened at theil
rush. He thought that he might be
trampled under foot, and to escape
such a calamity he passed through a
trap door" in the floor of the hall
and passed down stairway to the
street, and drove away. 1t would
have been a dreadful calamity if the
aesthetic Bostonians had shaken the
President to pieces.
BARSUM showed at Harrisburg last
Thursday, and while there got off a
free advertisement for himself and
show, by the following despatch :
Harrisburg, October 11.-Barnum' S
show was attached here to-day on a
claim for $1,000 damages, it being
alleged that an usher knocked q wom-
an down during the performance at
Ashtabula, Ohio. Barnum's partners
resisted the claim, and the parties
concerned withdrew it and ordered
the Sheriff not to seize the show. 1t
is alleged that this is the third suit
for damages resulting from the Ash
tabula performances. Twice before
the suits were settled-once at War
ren, Ohio, when $500 was paid. 1t
becoming apparent to the showmen
that it was huge game of blackmail
being carried on by two Ohio law
yers named Leonard and Tricknor.
they showed fight to day and scar
ed the lawyers off.
President ARTHUR was down to
Boston last week, and gave a recep
ton ut Faneuil Hall The Boston
ians forgot their sense of propriety,
and to shake hands with his excell-
ency broke over all barriers, and the
President and party to escape the
rush of the crowd, dropped through
a trap door in the floor, and escaped
by way of Il stairway that led from
the hole in the floor. A despatch
from Boston speaks of the rush as
follows: Policemen, ropes and bar
riers We're swept away, and the beau
tiful plants along the front of the
platform were tipped over and tram
pied upon by the excited people.
people, President Arthur and his
Secretaries grasped few hands, and
then, in dismay at the multitude press
ing around them, dropped through
convenient hole in the floor and de-
scended to the street. The other
members of the Presidential party
followed quickly, but the crowd on
the floor of the Hall did not know of
the departure for some minutes. and
continued to push forward
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The Democratic Congressional
Conference met in this place last
week and nominated Judge Kemmil
of Franklin county for Congress,
and on Friday evening they wound
up with n ratification meeting i'll the
Court House, at which Chauncy
Black, was the first speaker. Mr.
Black is large man, and Gail Ham
ilton would say of his appearance
that he looks as if he had been fed
ON turtle soup and champagne.
After brief preface he launched
out against the Republican party for
having sold the Public Works-the
canals of the State. Oh Chauncy.
Chauncy, why did you fall into that
old ditch! which loaded this State
with debt of S4O,0O0,0O0. If the
Republican party had never done
anything else in Pennsylvania than
sell the public works, it would be en-
titled to the gratitude of the people
for that act. Every year of Dem
ocratic misrule the State sunk deep
er into debt, and if that party had
continued in power there is no telling
how many millions larger the debt
would be. 1t is appalling to think of
the financial bankruptcy that would
have overtaken the State had that
party remained in power, to feast
and fatten on the spoils of the pub
lie works. To-day, there may be,
fortunes, and remnants of fortunes,
pointed out, in every county through
which the canal passed, that were
accumulated by democratic canal boss
es. Fortunes were made as rapidly
by the canal bosses, of those days,
as are made to-day by corporation
bosses But the republican party
not only removed the democratic
canal anaconds that was swallowing
the revenues of the State, but since
the removal of the snake, it has re-
duced the democratic debt of 10000,
OOO,to S13,000,000. What Colonel
Mcclure would have thought OF MIR.
Blacks remarks ON the sale of the
public works, can only be conlect-
ured, but when the Colonel reaches
the Saints Rest the brightest jewel
there for his crown, will be the one
for the part that he took to secure
the sale of the canals. Black may
be a great reformer, but such mourn
full notes over broken political flesh
pots did not sound like high reform.
From the mourning over the lost
canals, the speaker passed to a con-
sideration of what Thomas Jefferson
had done. Black is a revivalist in
the cause of the Jefferson school of
politics, but somehow he forgot to
state that the central doctrine of the
Jefferson school is the doctrine of
state rights, the very doctrine under
which the Southeren states claimed
the right to withdraw from the union
of the states.
James North esq, was President
of the meeting, and after Black had
played Jefferson with Jefferson left
out he introduced, Judge Kimmel as
the next Congressman from this dis
trict. The first key note that the
Judge touched was Pattison the
Democratic candidate for Governor
He played the key hard, and by his
showing Pattison must be a financiel
of advanced methods, but he forgot
to clinch the argumen by relating the
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Sentinel aud RePu6iican-Allow
me to announce the name of s. p. Whar-
ton of Spruce Hill as candidate for the Of
fee of Register and Recorder, subject 70
Republican usages. Mr.. Wharton is a
young man Of good business qualifications
and if elected, would make an obliging and
efficient officer.
MILFORD
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Sentinel and RepubiIcdE-The peo-
pie of Juniata, will be called upon to choose
a suitable person to fill the office of Regis
ter and Recorder at the election in Noycm-
Der. Allow us TO present the name of 5. b.
Cayeny, OF Patterson as a candidate for the
Republican nomination. Mr.. Caveny is well
known as a gentleman ofIntegrity, possess
ing every qualification requisite for the efii-
cient discharge of the office, and If nomin-
ated will be ! strong candidate.
FAYETTE.
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.IFFLIN.
SENATORIAL DELEGATE.

Mr.. Ediior-I would announce to tho
Republicans that vote at the Primary Elec-
ton on the 2lst inst, the name of Thomas
Patten, as a candidate for Senatorial Delo-
gate. SPRUCE HILL.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
JUSE 18th, IsS3


Trans ieare Hrrris6Hrg a, folio.,:
For New York via Allentown, at jOa.n
and 4j pm.
For New Y York via Philadelphia and ..Bor,d
Brook Route" 6 - Z so am, and IS
pm.
For Philadelphia, 6 81, so, 95Oam,145
and 400 pm.
For Reading at ) 20, 6 p, : 90. Q Scam.
45, 90 and 90 p m.
For Pottsville at 20, 50, Q 80 m. and
A. and 90 p. IN. and via SchuyIkill \
Susquehanna Branch at . 0pm. For
Auburn, 8 l0am.
For Allentown at 20, 50, 95Oam,I4j
and OOpm.
The 50 a III, ard IS pm train, have
through cars for New York via Allen
town.
SUNDAYS.
For Allentown and way stations at 52Cam.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 20 M and I5 pm.
Trans for Harrisburg Iears as foIiors.
Leave New York via Allentown at . 10 m,
90 and ) so m.
Leave New York via s.BOund Brook Route
and Philadelphia 4j m, 80, 90 and
80 p m, and l2.00 midnight, arriving 1t
Harrisburg | 80, 5 20, p p. H., and
II 10 and . 10 m.
Leave Philadelphi. at 80 As a NJ, 400,
80 and 35 m.
Leave Pottsville at 90, 9 90 !. m. and 4 40
pm.
Les. e Reauing at 4 50, so, II 80 am,
l -, o 10, 80 and 10 - pm.
Leave PottSvillc vi, SchuylkIll and SuSque-
hanna Branch, Is !. m. and 10 pm.
Leave Allentown at 10, 10 H., u ID,
50 and 05 pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York VIA Allentown, at 30 P.
m.-PhiladelphIa at 3j ? N.
Leave Reading al 80 m and 10 % P III.
Leave Allentown at o. 0j pm.
STEEl.TON BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, LOch-
iel, and SteeltOn daily, except Sunday, 5 20,
q 40, . 80 m, S5 and . 40 pm; daily, ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday, ) 50 m, and on
Saturday only, Is and 10, pm.
Returning, leave STEELTON daily, ex-
cept Sunday, 8 10, Z 90, 10 90, IL 40 a III,
? 10 and 10 10 p IN; daily, except Saturday
and Sunday, 8 10 p m, and on Saturday
only, 10 and 80 p N.
C. q. HANCOCK
General PGs,'r and Ticket .Agenf.
J. f. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
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LEWISTOWS DIvTSrnN

Trains leave LewistOwn Junction fo- Mn
roy at q 30 m, 10 Scam, 2jpm; n,
Sunbyry at O5 m, % pm.
Trains arrive at LewistowR Junction rror,
Milroy at lO IN, 80 pm, $50 pm; from
Sunbury at 1000 IN, 43 PM
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REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE

Editor Sentinel and Repuhiicaa-Please
announce Samuel Meyers, of Fayette; as a
candidate for Representative Delegate, to
be voted for at the Republican Primary
election on the 2lst inst.
MIEEiIN
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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CHAIRMAN co. COMMITTEE.

Mr. Edifsr-Allow me TO announce the
name of Joseph S. Weaver, of Walker
township, as a candidate for the Office Of
Chairman OF the County Committee. Mr..
Weaver, is 4 man of sterling worth, and IN
impeacbable veracity, and honesty. and 1
believe we could not do better in the County.
WALKER.
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Traueiers' Gu,ds.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlIRosn

PENNSYLVANIARAILROl0
t NJ E-TABLE
On and after Saturday October e,s
trains that stop at Miffiin will run as ,I e,I
EASTWARD.
MIFFLIS ACCOMMODATIONS Ieav.-
daily at $40 a m, and Stopping a. =, "a
tions between Mifilin and HarT,sI'.A ~ ss-
rived at Harrisburg at 20 a. m. "
JoHSsTowS ExPREss leaves .I,o.
at . 80 m, and stopping at an '|- -.5 a4-5
stations between Altoona and Ha,r;.ss-as
reaches Miiiin at lO4s a. m. Ta..s,,S'gs
l2.4O p. NJ, and arrives in PbiladeI,Sool's
sos p. IN. 1Haa
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburr d.
. .33 a. m., Altoona at >. p n. m "a, -!
ping at all regular stations arrive :. sli~
at 5.3s p. m, Harrisburg 80 p. m " SI-'a fa
adelphia ii % p. M. aiiA-
Mall Express leaves Pittsburr a,rn
Altoona q 80 pm; Tyrone l, nm. P@
ingdon % pm; Lewistown Q ~ nm. H,l,' ,.l
Tin 10 p m; Harrisburg IL mn. p,n NJ
delphia % pm. l MA
ESTWARD.
MIFFLrS ACCOMMODATIONS leaves H..
risburg daily at l0.l5 a. m. and s,onr..-
all stations, arrives at Mifilin at 10 iif'ISS i9
MAIL TRAIN leaves PhiladeIpbi, d,;t.
200 a. NJ, Harrisburg Ills a. m Ma +"
l2.2 p. H., stopping at all stations bo,,'l b,'''i
Miiiiin and Altoona reaches Altoon, ., . .a
p. M, Pittsburg $50 p. m. 1' 'fA
MIFrLIS ACCOMMODATIONS learas II.
burg daily except Sunday at ). 90 n ~ -'''II',
sto pPing at all stations, arrives at Nif,',a al
100 p. IN. '''i'il a.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelrbi, ,,,,
p M; Harrisburg % am: DnncsnnI--Og - "
90 m; Newport Is am; Mitiiin 50I
m; Lewistown p am; McVevtov-r' - "a a
a IN; Mt. Union 6 - am; Huptin@do,'c ~
i5 m; Petersburg ~ 4 m; Spruc, Gu C,a'p ?
: 10 M; Tyrone 81 am; Bel,s Nm
% m; Altoona SIS m; Pi,,.Sn.s mus
So PM
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 11n-
m; Harrisburg 10 N; Miflin q, ~
LewiStown 5op n; Huntingdon on nr. -
Tyrone 40 P m; Altoona 2Opm. pm PgHi
burg II 30 pm. ''''-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIEE
FAYETTE.
SHERIEE-

Mr.. Sthueier-Be kind enough to an
nounce II. ii. Morrow, the one armed vet
eran Republican Of Tuscarora, as a candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to Republican us
ages. Mr.. Morrow is plain, unpretentious
citizen, possessed of good business abilities
and well qualified in every way to perform
the duties of the office. He is Republican
pure and simple, but one who owns him.
self and cannot be swerSed IRON his princi-
pals. His name would be tower of strength
on the Republican ticket. BEALE.
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CHAIRMAN co. COMMITTEE

Mr.. Edifor-As the campaign of 1852 is
one of much importance it concerns the
the Republicans, OF Juniata, that they should
have good Chairman of the County Com
mittee. He should be intelligent, active
faithful and honest. Mr.. William Hertzlcr,
last year by his successful management Of
the duties of the office demonstrated that
he possessed all these qualities and his
name is now suggested for reelection to
the sane position. MIFFLIN.
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and other wasting diseases.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
For Governor.
GEN. JAMES A. BEAVER.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
WV. HENRY RAwLE.
For Liesf. Gorernor,
". T.DAvIEs.
For See'y Of Internal .lfairs,
JonS NJ. GREER.
For Congre'sman-ai-iarge.
MARRIOTT BRosIUs.
For Congress.
L. E. ATKINSON.
STATE.
For Governor.
JoHy STEWART.
For Judge Of The Supreme court.
GEORGE JUSKiS.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Col. LEVI Bird DuFT.
For See'yof Internal .Afars.
MAJOR GEO. ". MERRIcK.
For Congressman-af-ierge.
Col, WILLIAM McMicHAEL.
For Congress
l.. 4. ATKINSON.
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BROWNS
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B/7TERS

snnches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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CAUTION NOTICE.,

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA again st fishing or hunting, gathering
berries, or crossing fields, or in any other
way trespaSsing on the lands of the under
signed
J. S. KRxEpP
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This BRANDY stands nnrivalled in this
Country being far superior for medicinal
purposes.
IT is \ PURE diStilation from the grape
and contains valuable medicinal properties.
Ii has a delicate flavor, similar to that of
the grapes from which it is distilled, and is
in great favor among first-claSs families.
See that the signature of ALFRED
SPEER, Passaic n. j., is over the cork Of
each bottle.
everywhere.
Sept. l3-lSS2.
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Sentinel aud Republican sI.6o year
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TONIC AND sTatSsTHENlNe pRoPtRTIts

are unsurpassed by any other Native Wine.
Being the pure juice of the Grape, produc-
ed under Mr.. Speer's own personal super
vision, its purity its genuineness, are guar
antecd. The Youngest child may partake
of its generous qualities, and the weakest
invalid use it TO advantage. 1t is particU-
larry beneficial to the aged and debiliated,
and suited to the various ailments that atf-
ect the weaker sex. 1t is in every respect
\ WINE TO BE RELIED On.
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Hard workers are subject TO bilious at
tacks which mas end in dangerous illness
Parkei's Ginger Tonic keeps the liver ac-
tive, and by preventing the attack saves
sickness time and eNnnnsr Defrnrf pr...
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Directors

]. NEYIN POMEROY, Prs,iden..
7. VAN IRWIN, Ca shisr
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
CITY SrArEMrrn

August In each ycnr ,,...,--------------
y ! 1877. Amount ts,,,1ielnable Feb.
d. is5a ny ordinance OF C'onnnI,Hea tobe
Of March ami IN, payable on tbe u- nu
w cent cent per annnm' TatanHch tsnch year at
80 ~7''''..s.s,......,. "' hi l.nan
'"n,n ,,n. 40 No. sp, authorized r,,.
~ .nc prrseni nolfIny a., ithnO, To
D,r. ~ ,', .n'ns ui the city uf i,,,,''Mhurd
ieemahle a.. lnre April l0 IsIa hRtah
.'f J, lssl, ana a, Oni ~, ,lnll ~ on NOypm-
tnuhemhef ~ each and ,','.,m, mrst day NJ
~am,thh, including the Rrst i, year fol.
on iir NJ, 49, - lhl. Interest ,nrN4- w, ~
y each year, Ut the rstc ',r ',r NOtriuber
= " .nhuh'' Total on Loan p'r cent
i'vah No. ~, authorized r,,. - 80 81. /.
HIM W. ~ tne Board Of Pu,11st ~ for
ntsii ~ ne applied 10 huildinD .i,huc nh1uca-
Wilmington. Dntss,,T n,,,,lh lhe city of
nAdl y, lao2. Redecmnble ,"cg, Jan.
s2,@ gn August !, issa n,,d W. ii9llows;
,i,a,S sg,i e,,, uay oi ugnst 0feach a'y,, ~ on
III Angiist ,SgS;; ihfhding the frs, dly
wy hrsi days Of of februarrn" rrn"hhhle m
klsl IN each year at ~ n,.r and and Au-
Ninnn. Iotal OF Loan 81. S Se"'' per
Sm nig Fund Loan, authorized 90, ,.,'..,
asseu AZ Dover, February u
iioA, " which was paid nTio.
=, 10 July ], 1SS2. N' P'ior
baialee of Sinking Fund Loan El,%O
NsrIiheates eates q Indebtedness ia N. No.
Naiionnl Bank, tcmporarVy 'Ile h Union
~, W', authorized by an arf of nan for
lure, passed al Dover, Marrh ,h,'glsla- !,
payable ~ folIowss hlS oon ~, ~, ~ ISL.
my o. August, a. D., IssI' nmd NJ" ',c nrhr hrSt
hnd every year thereafter in,l"',nil %' nl zach
nrsi dny Of August, A. D. issu sulIE The
cst payable on the first Ia, ihlcr-
flmry aud August Of c,eh " ny 2i Feb
year al the rate of 2iS ner "c.n e,,,, every
ahhum' Balance unpaid Of tbr ai per
Certificate Of indebtedness. To,n' o'''
loan due the Union Nattnn,i nfary
borrowed BY ordinance Of 'ttr y hahk
February y, 1882, for repais. to,9rll
spring keseryO OR and submrr,,.b' 'ool
naln NJ Eleventh street hrld,,c Mailer
DIVINE. andfextenslon OF sg, wst, hran'
N,OOo, payable on. the first Gsy pipe, .
gust, 1857, without interest vi Ah'
The foregoing Is a correct st,trn,a,., va
o. lhe SAty Of Wilmington. DclaNsrnn' ol NeA
from HE books of my office "''' 'rahsT
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