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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-17
First DISTRICT ssfa Is.
JOHN E. GRACE,
UF TRtGG. .saasss
FOR aCONGHESS.
'xrronNEY GENERAL.

Wilbur r. Browdcr, Of Logan, Coz
fsa candidate for Attorney, Generak
subject toshe action of The Demo.
cratic State Conyeution, ELECTION in
, August, 1883. !, N osj n ma IN .Gi
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Checkers.

Mr.. James Wylie, the famous check
or player, leaves New Castle for Boston
on Wednesday. He commences MS
great checker match with Charles +.
Barker for the championship Of the
world on Tuesday, Oct oath.
By request he will stop over In VIII
mington for two days. On Wednesday
and Thursday evenings he will play an
exhibition match with the strongest
play er in the State at VIM. f. Miller's
cigar store, No. 302 French street, oppo-
site Washington Engine house.
Mr.. J. D. Janvier, Of New Castle, the
celebrated author, will be on hand to
take the games down for publication.
Mr.. Wylie Is wonderful checker
player, he has made . general tour OF
the country and Canada and met all OF
the best players and deleated them read
lily.
He gives Mr.. Priest the credit of be-
ing the best player he has met In this
country. He has played upwards OF
5000 games OF which he won over 5000
and lost about 80, the balance being
drawn.
He has lost one game In Delaware
and it is considered feather in mans
cap to make q win against such q
formidable antagonist, when 1t Is taken
into eonsi leratiOn. Wylie Is willing to
bet Mr.. Barker will not win two games
in the 30 to be played.
Our Wilmington expert is going to try
hard for another win before the veteran
leaves the state. All fond Of the games
of chess and checkers, and those who
are interested should be on hand to
witnessa trial Of skill between this cele'
brated player and the Delaware cham
pion,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
A CUaU,or Of fatal Accidents.

In Syracuse, New York, on Saturday
afternoon, a carriage containing John
D, Millonee and his wife and two
elderly ladies visiting them was struck
by an express train at railroad eros
sing ard tie three ladies were killed
MIR. MiIlonee was dangerously ln'
jured.
A wagon containing Cornelius Heyel
and two friends fell from bridge while
crossing Oyster creek, near keyport,
New Jersey, on Friday night. Two Oh
the men were dangerously injured by
the horses falling upon them.
Four Swedes WALKING On the railroad
track, near MCKeesport, Penna OF
Friday night, were struck by shlftlni
engine. One of them was killed, and two
others were so badly injured that they
died soon after.
A train on the New York and New
England Railroad ran into hack at
street crossing in Boston on Ssturda!
morning, ipjnring the occupants, nv
| in number. One Of them, Peter Marvin
in not expected to recover.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Behmer, q years
age, was crushed to death between tw
cars of the New Jersey Central Rail
road while picking coal near BAyenne
on Friday.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
TWO Runawaxn

Shortly after l o'clock Saturd,r =,
ternoon a horse attached to a n.S y
wagon took fright and d,aSSI! Su
down Eighth street at a terrific I%'uet SD"is
All efforts made to stop him n,oH, vrUou
futile until finally having reached p''Sl ~
foot of Eighth street he ran iDto ~ su0
yard at jackson & Sharp's, wNs,. ~ "
was easily secured. 1t could s nos " "
ascertaired to whom the team nv W. y
longed. w
About midnight Saturday A ho,,.
that was being driven along Elavsn,' as
street by Lawrence BraCkin, vas frioS,
ened by a pile Of dirt, and becOnin,
manageable started to run on N
was stopped by a party Of colored ma, ~
before he reached the bridge and iU' tSs
only damage sustained was a broks,
shaft.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
HaIEeUI'A EE1Al

The trial of CollingwoOd Hallett, for
the murder of James B. Deputy, Is still
in progress at Georgetown. The evil
dence for the defense is very contradic--
tory. and the characters of several of
the witnesses have been impeached by
the State. An effort was made by the
defense to break down the testimony Of
some of the witnesses for the rrosecu
tion, but it proved failure. The ex
animation of witnesses was concluded
on Saturday, and the court adjourned
until to day. II is probable that th'
Ease will be given to the jury to mo
row. The prisoner is reported as being
very much disbear enFd.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Mayors Court.

The usual number of persons iudulus
In their Saturday night drunk, and iou
Of them, who were unable to taxa "a,
Of themselves, were taken in 'cbaro
by the officers. Yesterday uorpIS
the Mayor imposed a fine Of 80 Gent
and costs on each.
Peter Comfy was not satisfied viii
getting drunk, but also acted in vsr
disorderly manner, and was sentence,
to pay q fine of 81 and costs.
The man who saw snakes last SatuI
day night, was well enough this
ing to make his appearance 10 the dOck
He was adjudged guilty of being DRUM
and disorderly and was fined 81 anI
costs.
Edward Adams was fined the sam
amount for a like offence.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Ipiured nj PorryvtIIe.

Sometime yesterday a freight brake
man on the Maryland Division of the
p. W. & B. Railroad, named Smith
while engaged on his train which was
In motion, fell from the top of tue
car near Perryville and was severely
injured. His right foot and leg were
lacerated and he received number OF
severe injuries about his head, H't
wounds were dressed by physician al
the place where the accident occur
ed and the injured man was brought
to this city on the 5.17 train last evening
and taken to his home where his In
iuries will be attended to. His wounds
although painful, are not considered
Il 4nperOuS,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

THE CONSTITUTION.


Great RepE bIican MeotInS-A Dem
OcraIie Omeial DumfOunded, aud
MAX es an Apology.
Wherever the Constitution anchor u
in Kent county last week 1t was the
signal for grand outpouring OF the
neople, an audience never being COM
pete that had not fair sprinkling of
democrats who came out to hear the
truth discoursed. On Saturday after.
. oon the Old Ship was at FELTON,, and
stirring speeches were made by MeSsrs.
Harrington, Fisher and George W.
Roberts.
In the evening one of the largest
meetings ever known il Kent County
was held in Frederick. The ship as 1t
allied gracefully into town with flags
and penants flying, and wish the mus C
of the band stirred up the people as
they had never been stirred up before
Frederick is In South Murderkili Hum
dred, the banner Democratic Hundred
in the county, and from 1900 to 2OoO
people turned out to See the sight and
hear the speaking ,.
An incident occurred during the meet
ing of a very humiliating character to
the Democrats, but which WAS run l"r
the Republicans. While Mr.. Harring-
ton was sp aaking and sho wing how the
Democrats robbed the county, he In
stanced case where the Prothonatory
charged S251 90 much in the case OF
the ate Horace Spruance. Mr.. Bur.
cbenal the present Prothouotary OF
Kent county, being in the audience very
indiscreetly exclaimed CHATS lie,
"Cone up here on the platform, SAID
Mr.. Harrington, land If ldon,t prove
every word | say, then l Will stahu
convicted as a liar.
Mr.. Burcheual of course could not re-
fuse such fair invitation after having
given the lie to Mr.. Harrington and
mourt led the platform. 1t took MT
Harrington but short time to prove
all he said was true, when Mr' burcheh
al, conrteously in the presence Of th'
yaSt au Hence ap ,logized for his inter
ruption and acknowledged the truth O
the charge.
Bowing gracefully to Mr.. Harrlng
Iton. he withdrew from his unpleasan
position amid the plaudits Of the Re
lnublicaus and the curses and jhers U
the Democrats.
| As Mr.. Salisbury and other Demo
cratic speakers have lost no opportu,
uity to slander Mr.. Harrington ant
Mr. Fisher, the latter is retaliat'ng Will
fearful effect by exposing the corrupt
ions Of Democratic ring rule IN Ken
county at the head OF which stand
Senator Salisbury.
| Democrats who have been honest ar
opening their eyes in astonishment AM
are openly coming out and joining tn
Republican party.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
RuloGdn nnN FarlttnR.

William Gal!i- Ii cor mltted suicide
In Anderson, 5 NH Carolina, on
Friday, b. sh,'"It b mse,t III tie head
Me had beou ulruhing heavily,
A man who gaze his name as Franz
W. Brown, and bis residence as Ne
York, attemp ed suicide by cutting h
throat near Meroh&ntvilIe, New Jersey,
on Wednesday night. He was appAreI
ty iD a dying condition.
Mss Lizzie jackson, the pretty
daughter OF Lake steamboat captain
in Chicago, was arrested by policeman
in that city on Friday nigh, ''tor tiirt'
ing in the street." Next nornlug sh
was found de I'd having hanged hersel
with her handkerchief froh the Gel
bars.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
REAEEE&

WILTBANKS-ln Philadelphia, on the 10Th
inst, Hebecca J sne, widow OF the lS'e
Cornelius Wiltbhnks, In the 10th year OF
her age.
Relatives and ir g ds are in Iited to attend
her funeral frym the Wilmington depot on
arrival If the train a l2.46 p. N. On W ednes-
day Interment at Wilmington and Bran
dyWine cemetery
WATSON On the morning Of the llth inst,
Abigail Wat or. widow VI the late James
M. Va son A..
Presbyterian church Monhag aftern Il,1 'on'
Oct, 10th, at 3 clock. Friends are invited,
HOoHK EP oEL--On the 2qrd ult villa,
Hocnksppel, father Of Pro. P. v. H Oh
keppel. at Udenthal near ColoEne t., @
Rhine, Germany, in the 7Sfd year OF III
age.
APPLETON On the l4th inst, Mary Mc
Clees, wife OF N. b. Appleton, aged
years.
Funeral service this evening at tbs hous'
No. ivJ l4GvlAS,5 J.Ao4y sstssS SsS 0CA~S--
Friends are invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

FIFTH EDITION
Temperance SIes,,rx.

Ihe Sunday temperance moou.
hosendale Park held under the bemng e"ag at
OF the Women's Christian Tam Fan "usploes Nu1
Union, was well attended dpsranCe vaps
afternoon, and speeches were yesterday uHSs
George W. Wells, Henry w Me Maue BY
George kiethley and George BaIS BGsrOW %,N
Each speech being interspersadi di"%Wln' 'v,'.
solo by VIM. D. Pickels. The nasIi ~,sa q
VINO conduct these meetinps bo parueS
pared the following pledge Wh,"b LS pre- pre-
been widely circulated ana nnmaa "rnOa nag
ly signed by members of both hUtous' n"n'3
" Upon the failure of the nav pItHes
lature to provide for an amendmas9g negls' !.
the Constitution prohibiting tho onE Ua %
facture and sale OF Intoxicating lian lIlanu
to be used Is beverage. wa as ppquoIs
licans and Democrats, will N tbaps!psaaIO n.epaO-
support with our vote and isaoaltet insatet
candidates, without respect IN tISOace| nONi
who stand pledged in favor of nrph,ty patsy
tion. And if neither of the daminO prTniOl'
parties furnish such candidates u,uant| wa Mll
support an Independent prebitito,,l. m n,l
ticket" F''H'"iSOfy|
r. B. Mcdonnell, s. N. Fopp u...
Morrow and james Jones addrss'.oS dSs' asas "
meeting In Eighth street parS ''UI ~t! ~
was largely attended. These m0"., "alCa
will be repeated next Sunday aftSrn
at o'clock. "''''uOON
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
no~v,.,,vx the weights.

Clerk of the Market Hickey, meets
with great many amusing experiences
and frequently persons having welgntS
to be regulated that they have been us;
ing for years Aud are surprised to ind
that they have been defrauding their
customers. A case occurred few days
since in which butcher, who is per-
fectly honest man, was completely nom
plused. He had been using his weight
for number of years, and not only
sold, but also bought with them, as ne
felt sure they were correct. One day
last week he took them 70 Mr.. Hickey,
who tested them with the following
result: a ten pound weight was found
AZ ounces short; a pound 81 ounces
below the standard, and 80 on down to
the half pound weight, which scarcely
turned the beam at ~ ounces. The
butcher was 80 irritated at the shortcom
ings of these weights, In which he had
always placed the utmost confidence,
that he threw them in the scrap pile,
and procured new set.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
A Terrible Fail.

Last Saturday afternoon while 0ttc
man Speer, a slate roofer, was engage
in roofing Jones new factory at FrOl
aud Walnut, he slipped and fell to th|
ground, q distance Of fifty or sky feet
He was picked up in an uncOHsc.Ou1
condition and removed to bis b0Ardin0
house, No. 406 Poplar street, Dr., Pal
terson was summoned, and upon max
ing an examination found that no bOn'
were broken, although it was feared |
first that he was injured INTERNALLY
He recovered consciousness, and ralli'
during the evening, and yesterday W
able to be about. The only marks
has OF the terrible fall iSa cut on b
chin and a bruiSe on the knee
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
The Dramatic Treat Of the season

This evening Mr.. George s. Knight
the greatest of German Dialect Come
dians will make his first appearance at
the Opera II )uNe this season, as Baron
Rudolph in the drama of that name.
Mr.. Knight is a born actor, and start
ing at the very foot of the ladder has
by perseverance, energy, and a deter
mination to excel, forced his way up
ward, until he is now universally re
Cognized az the best comedian in his
particular line on the American stage,
He will be assisted by his charming
wife, who in the fascinating role Of
"Mrs. Nellie Dash wood" convulses
the andieuCe with merriment. The ex
pers,ve costumes worn by Mrs. Knight
are equal il not superior to any evel
displayed in this city, and were manu-
factured in Paris, expressly for tht
present season. These great com ddians
ave supported by an excellent COMPANY
of hrst class artists, Tho draa a viii
be presented with beautiful scenery
calcium light effects and magnitCeu
Coust uctiOns, from original models
huiIt for Mr.. and Mrs knight during
their recent engagement in London.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
ReDubItcRn Local me0'l" ,

A meeting of the Hastings Itgsi.5S G1'sS' se'
called for tG-morro% iueSu"H :, at /
ing at the Lincoln Cl4O roUn .a ,,ou' ~
o'clock. All the members SFS "H0
ed to attend. ., oovoOth v
The Republicans OF inc IS 9,tS"H ,Ss oHic
are requested to meet az \, 'DS cvo,d
Willis m s. Bullock this NO''
evening at 8 o'clock
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
A Double xedy in Somerset

Information was received in this
city that a colored N 'n who resides IN
Marion, Somerset county, Nd, shot
and killed man at that place yester-
day for an alleged intimacy with his
wife. After shooting the man he de
liberately M murdered his wife He was
at once taken into custody aud will no
doubt be at once arraigned before the
Grand Jury which is now sitting IN
that county,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
DIdnOttAke Place.

The GreenbaCk mass meeting tna
was to have taken place last saturda
evening at Fourth and Market street
did not come of, on account Of tho al
sence of Mr.. Thomas AlcOtt OF Plali
delphia, who was to nave been 'OS g,,I oIs
tor of the evening, MesSFs' veg
Mcdonnell, Green and few CsGe9 aSal
we're present, and apptsred very T m, TuS! a. J
disappointed at the speaker T,I iallG1 ~ y
to put in an appearance Inc me- ps.s shS
waited until after 9 O'Clock, and Jug y
postponed the meeting pn'li SOm0 Y
ture time.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
The Game TO'IhO'i""

The game of base ball !o.al !o,%0F,vT ,yCn
bet r@t ween the re organized Our so,S. oOs'I
The Defiance cub, promises = 'H be exI
ted, as both mines have "a, ,,sosaut Dson str
improved and will pTesSJio y eSs'niook.
teams. Game called at . OO.V'N
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
a)0wnrRl M0eglnER.

City Council met last Saturday after
noon at Eleventh and Pine streets, and
after viewing the street, agreed to ao
cept 1t after 1t was graded and paved
They then visited McCaulley street, anC
decided to accept the deed for the bed %
that street. Monroe street was also In
spected, and 1t was agreed to accept thu
street WHEN 1t was graded and paved.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Farmer Robbed.

A farmer named Franklin Moore
who resides on the Newport pike near
tbis city. was recently robbed of S62
Mr., Moorn mad The money in his bed
room and man who was around the
ulace is strongly suspicioned of being
the guilty party, as he was seen to en-
ter the room during Mr.. Moore's @o-
aenCe,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
aAorne Tuneral'

The funeral Of hgs' JalhU1 iats rssids
phey took place from maitnr1"V hrr 'H'V las, last
vas the largest ever seen I'M ~ csrrii
SF w"S rhs pg country. Over lOV usrs Ssll ID
", wAre ell in line. Her remains W'''
red in Mt. Salem cemetery
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
GAr1OuS Accident.

On Saturday afternoon . young y y
named Mary MilIvin, who IS e@pIJS y y
as o domestic in the family Of l,r.., \, Anu y,
w worth, No. 829 Washington street. tTs a.II n
the misfortune to fall down tlo .S'. V',, ~
steps, and received INJURIES u..ai 'aSi bo, an
dered her unconscious for Sovo.a, "na5 ~ :
DR.. Kittinger was SGmmOnVu %,,
found that her spinal column l..,nu'1 TS
iured, but he does not tnlhk S0i"N'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Carriage Factory Broken EnEe.

The Novelty Carriage works, second
and French streets offer reward OF 500
for the arrest of the party VINO "Eoke
into their works on Saturday evening,
hut considerably took nothing that
was missed. Thief or thieves lett 6e-
hind copr of By Laws of Lodge NO
2 A. Y. NJ. A. OF Philadelphia with tue
name ofCharles Richards written on 1t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
NEW ADvER TIsEMENTs.

OTIOE-l, ANNA M. STEVENS,
~ owner Of the within mentioned prem
lses, in compliance with an act Of Assembly
/ 4 such case made ana provid cd, do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing 10
The honorable the Judges OF the court OF
General Sessions of the PeGce and Jail Da'
livery of the State Of Delaware, in and Tor
new Castle County, on Monday, the 20tn day
OF November next A D., 1881, being the first
day Of aaid court for o license to keep an inn
or Tavern, at North East corner Of Third and
Market streets in the Fourth ward Of tae city
Of wilmington, DEL, and to sell intox eating
LIQUORS In less quantities than one quart, tO
Re drank ON the premises and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said ward
! recommend the said application, to wit:
tohn McCafirey George A. OossWGn
a eorve A. PuGh John d Kurtz
+. q. Hicken Edward u. Edwards
Edward II, Hicken Fred. W. Schafer
Tho mas b. Eaton Martin Farrell
William AlsentZer Sam uel Finley
M, Fellhelmer Robert J. Retts
George Gardner ID a. McCullin
Neil Gormiey John McCullIn
John Hanson John Fry
Edward +. Wright Augustus Simmons
Francis MsMonGgle Jonn Toner
| henry II. Conner Neal 9ormley
John McOauley ANNA M. STkVENS.
octlo.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
nOash Frosu Paralysis.

O, last Friday, Mary Appleton, 70
wears of age, died a her residence, n 0.
los Montgomery street, OF raraly slS,
and last evening, Julia Rooney, aged
GO years, died at her home ol oNTletC
street. from the same disease.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
AN ORDINANCE TO LOCATE AND

An ORDINANCE TO LOCATE AND
n EST "A BIIISH H AZLErr STREET
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF VIII
SECT oN1 That Halle tt street shall bs
f. ty (bC) feet wide and extended from Adamt
street to jackson street; that the ceRtre line
of HazIett street shall be two hundred and
fitty.seynn feet two and seven-eighth inches
Ca6s #. ~ in J from the centre line Of Dela,
ware av, n 70, measured on the centre line Of
dams street; auc two hundred and eighty
81 feet seven inches, and twenty nine thirty,
two sec of an inch (99e n. 29-32 in n)measured
on the CO tire line Of Iackson street, from the
said centre line Of delaware avenue.
SEQ 3 That all ordinances ana paris o.
same are hereby repealed:
Passed t the city Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware, Oc ober tn, A. y, 1852
HENRY G CONRAD.
president Of Lity Council.
Attest: X, q, FBAIM, Clerk OF Oity Council
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
U,,1eO Noal KiFkUOOu'

Cprouer Weldin tIGyt!ISS0~ooa, VI
this IN rniuq from K'rl"VViIId II, "ViII,d. \
the by was q what at, the he I"' U', ,rntd'
ooro5cr' ocToner went down ou the b e,uanest W
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

NYUTIOE-I, ALEXANDER SAVILLE,
IN owner Of the within mentioned prem
ises, In compliance " tth an Act Of Assembly
In such case maze and provided, do heree
give notice that shall apply In writing %
the honorable, the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sesssio Of the Psaoe and jail De
livery Of the State Of delaware, in and for
New Cas'le County ,on Monday, the goth day
Of November next, A. D., 1852, being the first
day Of said court, for license to keep an ian
or Tavern, at =. +. cor. 9Th and Market streets,
in the Fourth Ward Of tho Oity Of Whining
ton, DEL, and TO sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drank
on the premises, and tho following respect
able citizens, residents OF said ward, recon
mend the said application t. wit:
Neil 0ermley william AlGentEer
James Parker Daniel VI rrie
Peter Springer George Urthp
Isaac Dillon August Tenweges
]. q. Eerenbach Joseph W. Hart
M. Fellheimer George Beokley
Z. Z. Wright bis
Bernard Bonner Michael RcDonougn
John McClafferty matk
John u, urtz John L.ng
Julius A. Krauspe l.. u. File
SamUel Finley A h. Fields
John Fry James A. Hart
William s, Miller william Robelin.
oclA-2t ALEXAHDERS SAVILLE,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Rurna win REelLel EFOM.

Mr.. James Stewart, an employee In
the moulding shop at the works OF Pu'
sey s. Jones, was severely burned In
the face last Saturday by sons mol ten
iron. His injnries are not dangerous.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
PersODhl'

Butler Malone, son Ol /, SI31T.9' = NJ
hone, Of Virginia a ara nc ,he A, Wasnip
q po. 9' Sefs SSls'f1 in the ety u, this so !Rs i
'rhey left for PhiI"dolpH''
trail,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Raw RuraS W "nd'lr

, The Household Of Fam FGSlssodsii, osol
Ss sS S;; ;y;:::ssy, sss; :s:sss,s s'S ss' ss''
easiops eaehInS, on each occasion
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
u,.,n XVara sspuhlicSn as.

The Republicans of the ninth wa ward a
will hold q Ill ling on wednesday
at I, 30 O'CLOCK, ia ,ue = d Acahen
Su; u;,dine, A nrterdan y" isrequeSted
v" '' ,artarc will Ne trans
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
The LumEa.

For diseases of the lung the unfailing
remedy is DR.. SimmS' white pulmonic
balsam, what iG won't do towards saw
ing from consumption, cod liver oil
can't do for cCnghR, sore throat, Group,
asthma, hoarsenSss, &C., 1t is simply
grand. 80 cts. and 81 Sold by all
dealers In medioiDes. Depot Fourth
and King street. Philadelphia 6O2 Arch
street, Johnston, Holloway & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

NYoTICE Il, z, JAMES BELT, lIUEN
~ sed Druggist, do hereby give notice
that shall apply 10 the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery in the
State OF delaware, in and for Eew Castle
County, on Monday the 2ath day Of Novem-
Der next, 1882, being the first day OF the nsxl
November rm Of Court, for license to dis
pense intoxicating liquors for medicinal pur.
poses, at he horl heast corner OF sixth and
Market streets, (known as COL Market street
In the III. tn ward Of the City Of Wilmington
" hich application is recommended by the fol
lowing gentlemen, " wiz:
4, Brinvhurat, Jr. l W. AaZlett, M. ID.
q, H. Lawton, M. d. George Allmon
Joel Frlst hOmas M. Culbert
Henry Baird W. q Whiteley
4eorge $. Grubb X. Morrison
Levi u. Bird Allen Speakman
Granville Worrell BeLi Nlelds
| Henry u. Conrad H Rudolph
q. VI. Gouert, Fdw. M. Hopes
| ~. James ID. James, Jr.
:. l.. West, M. ID. II. W. Maui, M. d.
VIM, Nj. Kennard W. H. OOrse, M,
oclg ct Z. JAMES BELT.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

YOTICE Ell, N. h DANFORTH
" Licen ed D uggist, do hereby give no, n
Tee tha, / shall apply to the Judges OF the
court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
eyey in The s&ss %ondoS Of DsHTsrs IVA sS If sRG sa1
ot n oyember reHt, A. D., 1881, being the hrs'
day Of the next November term Of eo"rt, 70, fol
a license to dispense Intoxicating LIQUORS tol Ol
me dical purposes in quantities not greatel
than one Quart, ut No. l2s Market street, IN
the Second Ward o. the City Of wilmington
Delaware, and the following respcctable cltl
zeps residing in said ward recommend th'
Sao " Marshsll L Herting
Richard EoOth "; ~ hoWmAh
Max Ephraim John TAIker
CharIes r. Sharks Nathaniel Melchior
Harry PlEor Dahie' hoss
Chaa l. n n, ckett Frederick Bush
John X Mari WIN rare
/ mes Mecluley J. W. Reynolds
Murrson n Veasey Jrnn Davis ,;,cr,
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Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
AsLF'n, lOn.

Sops of St. George atterd your ledge
this (M0nday) night. Busin eAs Of i'm
dOrtanCe. JOHN PERCY, Secretary.