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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.

ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD
CoUET-HoUsE, May Is, 1882.
Mayor Esaea in the chair.
The certificates OF election held May 6
1882, were presented and read, FROM which
it appears the following named gentlemen
were elected:
Mayor, David Israel Secretary. j. j. Sui
livan; Collector, L. A. Ramirez; Treasurer;
Victor Maurin; Assessor, Felix London ,
Constable, VIM. Beckett.
CnunciImen-lst ward. Paul Leche, Dom
Unique Variant. End ward, Jos. Ferrier,
John Soiozano. Bird ward, Prosper Camel,
David Ross.
The Secretary then called the roll and all
mciu1,ers were present but Dominique
Variant
The oath Of Office having just been admin
ness III order was 10 aat nisop bonds of those
officers who are required to furnish bond.
The following sutcties were accepted and
approved Nii boat % Constable Joseph
Go;.liraa, 81: or boa. ii Secretary. A.: han
Ross; On bond OF Collector, e. N. Pugl and
Frederici, Dufel. r.
The following committees were appointed
by the Mayor:
Committee Oh Finance-Paul Leche John
Soiozano, Prosper Camel.
Committee on Public WORKSHOPS Fer
rier. David Ross, Dominique Variant.
On motion of Prosper Camel, the Council
went into an election of Deputy Consta.
BILE. Prosper Camel nominated j. A. Dutfel
There being no other nomination, j. A. DUFF
fe was elected, unanimously, us Deputy
Constable Of the town of DonaldsonvilIe TO,
one year
On motion of Prosper Camel, the Council
adjourned to Tuesday, May 10, 1882.
A true copy: JAS. j. SULLIVAN,
Secretary.
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The upper rivers are rising again and
some Of the country between Vieksburs
and Memphis from which the water had
receded is being once more inundated.
Much uneasiness prevails throughout the
lately overlooked country on account of
this new flood wave, but We are hopeful
that the rise will not amount to much
and will soen pass off. 1t is hardly
probable that its effects will be seriously
felt this far down, unless it be to delay
somewhat the gradual subsidence OF the
waters from the submerged lands which
Was been going on for several weeks.
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Beauty Re@ained.

The beauty and color of the hair may be
Ba'san. Which is much admired for its
perfume, cleanliness and danlrutf eradica-
ting properties.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tile errors
and indiscsetions of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay. loss Of manhood. &c.
viii seud recipe that will cure You FREE
o. CHARGE. 'shis great remedy was die
covered by 4 missionary IN Sout.. America
Sent. a se!l-atldreSsea envelope to the Rev
JosEru I. IAMAs, Sutton D, Ncp Iorl
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The annual commencement exercises
of the Centenary College at Jackson,
La, will take place OIL the 4th, 5th, 9th
and 9TH Of June. The programme ar
ranged for the occasion is an attractive
one and will doubtless bring large
attendance of the relatives of pupils and
friends Of tile excellent college SO ably
presided over by Rev. c. G. Andrews
The next session at Centenary will open
on the first Monday Of September.
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Ed. Dudley was shot and killed by
Jerry Camnlack on the Killy Kraniiie
plantation in Madison parish. Cammack
was apprehended.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20

Mr.. T. H. Arnold of the New Orleans
Times Democrat arrived here OIL Sundays
train and participated in the fremen's
celebration of that day, writing the
graphic and flattering account of the fes-
Invites which appeared in the I'D. Of
Tuesday. Mr.. Arnold had intended re-
naming here only one day, bnt at the
urgent solicitation of a Number of the
friends and acquaillt:snces be had made
during his short stay, he was prevailed
upon to rsolong Lis visit until Weslnns-
day and attend the hop given at the Lee
Hotel Tuesday night i'll honor of the
popular paper he represented. If" News
boy" has made no mistake in the letter
which he writes us this week, Mr.. Ar
mold enjoyed his trip to Donaldsonville
immensely.
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Wanted.

Ty1HE UNDERSIGNED, native of this
Il State. speaking the English, French and
Spanish languages. desires TO obtain in some
plantation store Il situation as Manager,
Salesman, or Accountant, understanding
country-town store. Undoubted references
given. Please address SITUATION" at
this Office.
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For Sale.

SIX CENTRlFUGALs, German pattern,
- guaranteed in perfect order, with shaft
ing. pullies, ETC., all complete. To be sold
with or without Mixer, and in pairs or alto
gether. Apply to Leeds & Co., New Orleans,
orsat Donaidsenville to MCCALL BROS.
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station, st. Landry parish, week before
last
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Mr.. Willie f. Stockmeyer, formerly of
the CHIEF but now colnpositor in the
Office Of tue New Orleans Tines Democrat
has spent the week at his home IN
Donaldsonville, and his visit has been a
source of pleasure to his relatives and
many friends. He returns to the city to-
day looking and feeling i'll tip top order
after his weeks rest.
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z zT--s y pane . -E!Elt.3T l1sE7' aEa1 - =
\. j. etaas, whose SERIOUS sllness We
mentioned III our Lash Issue, isiying 1T
the point or death and no hope Of his
recovery is entertained.
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Mr.. james Teller was taken i'll Oh
Friday Of last week and the attack gave
rise to alarming fumors relative to his
condition. We are happy to say, how
ever, that these reports We're greatly
exaggerated and 'tilat Mr.. Teller's indis-
position is not considered serious. We
hope he has entirely recovered.
Senator Richard SHINES of ST. james
and Representative Pierre Landry Of
Ascension arrived from the Capital by
to-day's train and will remain here until
Monday. Senator SHINES favored us
with a call and gave MS IN interesting
account of the situation and progress of
legislation in the General Assembly.
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~ Postmasters are authorized and re-
quested to act as agents for the CHIEF.
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- Tho CHIEF is received by all sub
se,ibers POSTAGE FREE.
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Entered ut tha: rost-ofsice at Donaldson
Vile. La, as Second Class Matter
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-09-28

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's Stan.
dard Cure Pills--an in:allihlc remedy: never
fails 10 cure the most obstinlte long-stand
ing cases wnere Quinine aui all other re.
medles had failed. They are prepared ex
pressly for malarious sections. in double
boxes, two kinds Of Pills. containing n
strong cathartic and u chill breaker. sugar
coated; contain no Qninne or Mercury
causing no gripping or purgug; they are
mlu ana ehcicnt, certa:n in their action
nnd harmless in all cases; they ctfectually
cietnse the system, and give new life and
lone to the body. AS n household rem cdy
they are unc4 "al"d. For Liver Complaint
their equal is lol k..own; one box will have
wonderful ctfccI on the worst case. Thev
are used and prescribed by Physicians, and
sold by Druggists everywhere. or sent by
mail, 20 and 80 cent boxes. Emo1y's Little
Cathnrtic Pills, best ever made, only Is
cents. Standard Cure Co., ia Nassau
street, new YORK. june Is, 6m
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The News from Daousville.

DEAR SENTINEL: We are just be.
ginning 70 fodder, and [ thought to
drop you a line before we got 40
busy that 1 could not take time TO
write, and now that have com
meRcrd, | have SO much to tell you
that | don't know which to say first.
We have had u good meeting at
Peters Crock, conducted by w. Ii.
+ Ray, pastor. Nine were buptised.
The meeting lasted 8 days.
l am glad to report that oat SOW
ing is now going on to some extent.
Let the good. work go on gentle
mon. We have made good crops
this year, but we have not made
enough to last US life time.
The great thinning day has come
and yone-~und with it some good
stalks-and some good friends sadly
disappointed.
Look here Major, I thought that
you was coming this summer. WelI
come when you can, remember that
the door latch hangs on tho out side.
Our roads! Our roads! My, my!
What shall bo donc. | wish that
some body could see that new road
around the Phi!pot hill and on to
the new bridge. l can't see the
good part of it. My! Myl WM t |
use have we for a bridge without IL
road to it. Will the County Cons
please explain?
BONES.
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General Merchandise.
@. p. RUNION,
THE CHAMPION o. LOW PRICES

@SAG OS1AMS4UN o. LOW PRICES
Call and examine his elegant Stock wan
cant regret your visit.
NOTICE.
1000 YARDS PRINTS, ito 12 cents ner
yard.
Worsteds, 10 to 40 cents per yard.
Cassmeres, very superior Goods, 25 ots
per yard.
Alpncas, 25 to IS cents per yard, and nh
Grandes of Fancy Notions.
Boots and Shoes.
An elegant Shoe for 35 cents, on to SIG
Boots from $l.26 to $500
Also Notice
Our nice line Of Crockery, fine Syrups. doc
10 Si.O0 per gallon; Sugars TO y lbs. to
the 81 90; >Coffee-all Grades Hardware.
Bargains in Pants Goods. Baruaips ~
Ready Made Clothing Bargains in Hos
cry. Bargains all times At
C. p. RUNION'S,
The Champion Of Low Prices.
- oeP. 80, roc 6m
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'ED 'E'SEEI E1.A9sREIS.

pace.
E&B 'E'sEEI EI.49s4EIS.
] would say that have just received 200
different STYLES Of HATS and BONNETS.
from - cents to 81 90 apiece y nice line
OF Trimming Silks aud Snrjns.
20O icc;cS Fine Dress Go"ds.
10000 Yards Cmlicots, Muslns and Pi-
qucs.
My stock of Ladies and Gentlcmcn's
shoes is complete. ut prices that never fail
10 sell them.
y large lot Of Gents Straw Goods.
Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods.
10000 Yards CaShmcrs, Jeans and Cot
tcnndes, bought dhccI from manufacturers
ShirIinas, ShceIiugs, Yarn, Hardware
Glassware, Table aud Pocket Cutlery il
! endIcss variety.
Drugs, Medicines, Prints, Oil and Dy,
| StIfs
a large lot Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries
rs cheap a the cheapest
When you come 10 Ensley he sure and
call and see ne, and hc convinced that
sill lead in low prices. Respectfully.
}. WlLiE QUlLLlAN,
may 4, 1883 33
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Notice.

YNHE BOOKS OF CLAYTON g. FOLGEp
l. have accumulated to such nm oxtnnt
that they are troublesome TO bondle 49,,
MUST BIZ CLOSED by money or approved nn,n
All accounts not settled by ist ,Ionnarv
1888, will be drawn off and acted nnnn :,
some way. "PO"' III
This notice applies also 10 indiyiJuoI 49,
counts of DIR. S. W. CLAYTON and nP ~
w FOLGER, prior to May LIST, 1870 -
sept %, 1882 EN-;
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Personal! To M Il OnI0.

The Volaic Belt Co, MARSHALL, Mich
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Vo'taic Belts AMI Electric appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (yo' ug or oldJ
who arc afflicted with N.rvous Debility,
Lost Vitality and Manho d, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing SPECIFY AID complete
restoration of health and manly Vigor. Ad.
dress rs above. n. B No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is alo we'd
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WHY SHOULD THEY.-No man or
woman can do satisfactory work
when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and
they feel generally wrelchcd. Why
should anybody drag through their
work in this condition, when Il bot
tic of Parier's Ginger Touio will at
moderate cost give them the
strength and will to perform. their
duties satlsiacLorily.-Ed. 4
AN EXPLANATION. The deIicule.
h"wcry and 'astlng fragrance OF
k'orcat"" Cologne explain why il is
such IL tav0riLo with the ladies. 4
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81 DaEvflEe XS R
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPART MENT.

On and after July 9th, 1882.
Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta
and Charlotte Air Line division of tn. Rich
mond and Danville K. X. will he as follows
EASTWARD
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Sheriff. Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OFCOMMON PLEAS

In W " IL W W vi VI oN L II IL 40
Martha Smith et al Plaintiffs, against
Amanda l.. Smith ct al DclcndAnls-CoM-
PLANT FOR RELIEF, Sc
obedience 10 n Dccrctal Order made
i in the above stated case, on the 9TH
day Of June, 1882, by the Hon b.
r.ssley, Presiding Judge, | Will sell to
the highest bidder. at Pickens Court House
during the legal huu,s of sale, on the first
Monday in October, 1882, all Of that prrI
of the REAL ESTATE Of Gown G.. Smith,
deceased, recommended to be sold by the
commissioners appnin ed Tor hat purpose
in said order, TO wit,
All of TINT Piece, Lot or Parcel of Land.
containing Thiry-rmrc aud Onc>haf
Acres, more or less, adjoining lrnds of
Abner Mulinix, Jno W.Wilson and others,
on branches of Eighteen Mile Creek
IERNs-Ohe half cash and the other half
on credit OF twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond and
security, with n mortgage of the premises
soid; the purchaser paying f,r MI deeds
ana mortgages, and f,r recording the same,
win leave to anticipate payment.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.P.C.
sept Z, 1882 81
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[ HAVE RECEIVED AND HAVE IN
store the largest and Best Selected Stock
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE in this
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Sheriff. Sale.
state of SOufIAl Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs

RH virtue of an execution to redirect cd.
A. viii cell TO the highest bidder for
c"sh' at Pickens Court House, South Caro-
INA; ma; on the first Monday in October, A. D .
1oo!: during the legal hours of sale,
= All OF that Tract of Land. lying in the
state aud County aforesaid, in Hurricane
township. on waters Of Mile Creek, CON
aiming ThirIy-two Acres, more or less,
noJoining 'anGs of Thos. s. Roe, John Dur
nam ana Others. Levied upon az the prop
ery of John T. Byrd. M the sur nf T. +
HollingsW orh.
JOAB MAULDIN, sP.c.
sept Z, 1882 81
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Fruit and Vegetable Dryer for the world.
Prices forwarded on application.
Merchants make out list oc Crockerv
Glass, Wood and Tinware, that you are in
want of and send it to us. We will attach
prices, and save you ruinous freights and
breakage that you always get from the far
of East. MoBRIDE B Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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FOR SAL {.

offer for Sale the Valuable Property
known as the EASLEl HOTEL. located IN
the thriving town Of Easiey Station, Pick
ems County, 5. {. The Hotel contains l5
Rooms, and 10 Fire Places and all oihe.'
necessary uIbuiidings. Nne acre of Land
This property can he treated for privately
between now and Snlcday in November,
but if noI disposed of at private sale by
that time it viii he sold at public outcry to
the highest bidder.
TEkMS-Nn" half cash, halruce on Il
months time. with note. good security and
mortgage Of premises.
b. F. BRADLEY, Agent.
sept IA, 1862 So 8
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Columbia & Greenvilie R r.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

PASSENGERDEPARTMRNT.
r... COLUMBIA, c., May, 18th 1882.
On and after Monday, May 10Th. 1882,
passenger trains will as herewith indi.
Gated upon this Road and it's branches:
Daily, except Sundays.
NO. SO. UP PASSENGER
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

which by themselves please you, no
matter how great the variety, taking
care, however, to have them covere
with stuffs of agreeable tones of color
that go well together. Easy chairs
and sofas which show no wood except
in the legs, and upholstered through
ont are the best. Wicker chairs are
desirable, and they are cheap. Black
is good color for them. Two or three
camp chairs, covered with dark and
pretty stuff, are also very convenient
to bring into use on occasion.
Then put on your mantel.pisce,
which is probably of marble, board,
covered with a suitable color, and pre-
vided with proper fringe. 1t will
not cost much, aud will greatly add
To the cheerfulness of the Dom. Don't
undertake to load your parlor with
furniture. Comparatively few articles
are necessary, and everything in it
should have its use or a reason for
being there because of its beauty. II
you wish TO paper the walls, put on a
quiet paper of pleasant tone, without
large figures. Even that which 10 per-
fectly plain is good, provided It's color
helps to furnish the room and gives q
desirable background for pictures.
A go3d carpenter can make for you a
sideboard which will serve any purposs >,
and be better than the ugly things gen.
orally sold In the shops. PaiLt 1t black,
for instance, giving it several coats, then
apply varnish, and 1t will look like lac
quer work. Put little red stripe around
to relieve the black. A box standing on
Its side, with two or three shelves with
in it, and perhaps Two or three ON top, Is
all you need. A curtain In front will
hide the lower shelves, and piece Of
dark enamelled cloth on top will COM
plets the thing. There is no need Of GO
ing to much expense f1r sldeboard.
Paint the walls Of your hall a plain
tint-Pompelian red is a good shade
and let the washboard be dark brown,
and relieve the edge Of the ceiling with
black line. Paint 1.-THE floor very dark
brown, and shellac IL. Then lay strip
If carpet half yard wide through the
centre, put up some pegs to hang coats
on, provide table for hats "a jar for UNI
brellas, and chair to sit on, aud your
hall will be sll right. Avoid the stiff
AeN . 1~ho VI al OSbtpuS pabtdEIls
And generally, in carpeting your
hous,, don't think it necessary to fit the
carpet into every little jog. Leave a
space of sixteen or eighteen inches
around 1t, to be painted dark brown and
covered with shellac. Aud let the CAL
pets be small in figure and quiet In
tone.
Ali this may be done at no great ex-
pense-with very little money Indeed
compared to that often expended in
making single room hideons. The
bride who honors us by asking our ad-
vice, can make her country home pretty
and a model for the whole nelghbor-
hood with small outlay of money, il
her Taste is good, and she is not tied
down by merely conventional notions Of
house furnishing. That She may sue
coed In doing 1t, and that her household
may be q model in its peace and har-
mony, Is our hearty wish.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
- Topp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

~ n, pvapepsia and Constipation ;
NO, . 't,r M b;srrhBa, ,Dysentery and Chol-
NO. ~, aO,nm ~, mn No, Is, TOR Brlght's Dis
era lnlah MA amer Diseases OF the Kidneys ;
sssse " M AZ toS Coughs and Colds No. ~, Tor
.,lIs ~. ~ ~ pronchltls and Lung Difficulties;
slous,,'S ~ nv Asthma, Group and Whooplne
t,,,Sb ~, * X Nos. rs and 10, for Catarrh No.
E"usr ~ Anarseness and Sore Throat Noa.
oiind g. IA d Diseases Gf the Blood and skin;
o. IN ana ID. ChIoAie Inflammation oi
~ oSi powsIs. stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
spon,b eio, Nos. ~ and 10, Neuralgia.
y nnnrInetlsm and Gout; No, 80, for
snnr,ns No. IS. Functional Disease of the
sIaori No, 90. for Nervous " Weakness /;
VI q Diseases Of the Ears No. 100, Pre-
kentI Te Of smallpox, Specific NOS. lb5
nd ! 10 fever, Ague all low types OF Fe-
kaT. Nalarlal Diseases generally No. ll5,
a ,egnlale the Menst ual Discharge,
kmenorrhpa, DysmenorrhDa, etc; No.
I'm Inoontinence OF Urine in Children !;
Eo. l2j, Diseases OF the Urinary Organs I;
impotence, etc,
\ Tbese Medicines are especially prepared
knd can be relied upon TO cure the DIS
sases for which they are recommended.
Prlce 50 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
N druggists and the Proprietor, Dr.
ames Told, room No. |, Almond Build
I'M, :. W. cor. Sth and Market streets !;
EntranCe on Eighth street. Wilmington,
Delaware.
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
pses will do well to consult DIR. Todd.
Treatment, including medicines, 81.
5lHoe hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
q, m. 10 y, M, and irO IN to v p. IN.
In other days except sunday.
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TnE mAID ILOvE.
ny J. T. GALLAGHER.

tbs not stately form love,
Though much IL admire,
Nor brow OF snow kissed from above.
With locks like golden wire;
Nor LIQUID, dreamry eyes Of blue,
Like sunshine ON the sea,
Though once liked them, it is true,
And they are priced by me.
Nor pouting lips like opening rose
STEPPED in the morning dew,
Nor voice like angels whispers close
Though one had these knew.
Nor dimpled cheeks that wear the hue
And smile OF morning ray;
The mind that pure the heart that's true
Give me, I'll love alway.
For what's a maid without heart,
Without an honest mind 2
A finely moulded work of art
Would be as war "a and Rind;.
Would In deep sorrow sympathiEe,
In adverse fortune be
As true as loving, greater prize.
Give far less pain TO me.
Give me the maid, though sh els less fair
Who has heart to feel;
Who will be constant and will share
MY fate through woe and veal;
Not her whose thoughts fron year 10 year
Are ball rooms and parade,
Who thinks that nature sent her here,
Flower-like to bloom and fade.
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DEGHsTER's ORDER.
REarsrrR's OrFrcn.
new Cnstla 90. Iannarx 3

New Castle Co.. January 21st. 1852.
Upon the application OF Joseph Roberts
Administrator ID. b. N. @. II A of John
Townsend, late OF ofAppoQuinimink Hd., I'm
said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor ,afOresatd give notice of the grant
ing of letters OF Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertigements 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 all
persons having demands against the CO.
late TO present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
ished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, g. o. d.
~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. 8. of office OF the Register Aforesaid
t-l at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 8. O. B1GGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before the 2lst day of January
1888, or abide the act Of Assembly In
sucn case made and provided.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Administrator,
d. B. N. O. T. A.
Address Middletown, Del.
ian24-3weod.