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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-02-09

That tho Georgia Home insut ahce 20. ls
strictly Southern Company under the
management OF Southern sAsn. aud Is
eminently entitled - So'stheSa'17'fs..'fe't'
are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-02-09

D "a! government, national RuFtdr<-
AID suition for the high privileges
and responsibilities conferred. This
Is question no. for politicians but
for Christian Statesmen.
We hope Senator Buffers Bill viii
find favor in Congress and become a
law.-Associate Reformed presbyte-
rian.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, the bill for public building in
Erie, Penna., at cost not exceeding
$500, 900, was passed. The bill to en-
able distant Ownors of mineral lands
to make affidavit in support OF their
claims through agents in the districts
where the lands are located, was also
passed. The Presidential Count bill
came up as unfinished business, but
was laid aside for consideration of the
Indian Appropriation bill. Pending
its consideration, an indefinite leave u
absence was granted to Mr.. Hill, of
Georgia. The Appropriation bill was
resumed, and Mr.. Hoar's amendment,
making an appropriation for educa-
tional purposes, the amount being re-
duced TO $3.50, 200, was adopted-yeas
80, nays IL. The bill, with other
amendments, was then passed. After
an executive session, the Senate ad.
iourned until Monday.
In the House, the Army Appropria-
tion bill was considered in Committee
of the Whole. 1t appropriates $27, ,4O3,.
69S, or $71o, 1888 in excess of the appro.
prlatjon for The current year. A mes
sage was received from the President
with report of the Secretary Of State
in relation to the protection Of Ameri.
can citizens and missionaries in Per-
sia. 1t is accompanied by a letter
from the Secretary of State, in which
be requests the good offices of the
British Government for the prote C ton
of our missionaries in that country.
The House then adjourned until to-
day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

ANeRY.-The young man that is
hired by the corporation Of the New
York organ to write slanderous arti>
cles against Delaware laws, Delaware
people, and to represent Delaware
negroes as more to be relied on for in
telligence in their votes, became no
angry yesterday that he burst into
tears. Well, don't stake on so." II
you can't answer what the GAZETTE
says without crying perhaps you will
do better in replying to the arguments
taken from the Telegraph, Republic
can paper, in another column. You
are not the first Black Republican that
the GAZETTE has made resort to
whimpering. We tell you now that
the days of your two cent swirdle are
numbered. You have already wished
yourself back in New York, whore you
are certain to 60 after "papa'S' small
change gives out. So you had better
bottle up your tears.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

buy their votes. Hence the Legislature
was compelled 70 relieve the Collector
in some way Of the necessity Of run
ming after the poll taxes, finding the
very small sum 90 hard 70 collect from
negroes and poor white Republicans,
who claimed that they did not care to
vote any how. The old Law was there
fore changed and the present law en-
acted. 1t does not require the Collec~
tors to travel after the 90 cents poll
tax, and the negroes will not 20 and
pay, prefsrring TO pay the penalty, 81,
the loss of their vote. This requires
the Republican politicians who want
the Offices to make Q collection and
pay the negroes taxes, and that IL why
the Radical papers keep up such an
eternal whining about it. Hsrsey wants
IN Office, and he deserves one Of his
party If it ever gets into power, whi,h
we hope win not be soen. Al
In fact, in former years, Thousands
Of voters would only pay tax the years
In which the elections are held. *
Aud now in conclusion we say dis.
tinctly that we are not in favor Of
"dogging" a poor man for this tax. II
he can't pay We are for letting the
poor darkey hold his few goods, that
the Republican would have the Demo
cratic Assessors 20 and tako from him.
He pays tax in the shape Of rent II he
is not free-holder, and If he is free
holder the Collector is sure to call and
collect the tax.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

THE New York EOsning Post says
that it is stated by q leading banker
there that, in addition to tho amicable
arrangement made between the West
ern Union and the Mutual Union
Telegraph Companies, all the cable
companies will come into the pool.
This is to be done by the Western
Union Company leasing the new
American cables at per cent on
$40, SOC, 900 capital, to which figures
the present 100000 is to bo ex.
panded without paying in any more
money, and then the new cables will
pool earnings with the anglo-Ameri,
can cables, on the basis Of giving The
former 20 per cent of all the gross re-
ceipts.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
sATURDAY. APRIL 3. Issa.
WIIMIxeroN Come AHnAD.-ft

WILMINGTON COME AHRAD.-tt is
Q matter Of much pride to every VIII.
mingtoniau to witness the rapid
growth Of the city. We had expected
there would be agreat stride this year,
but We did not expect to see the work
Of last March doubled in the number
Of houses for which permits had been
granted. Even this is exceeded how
ever, and permits for 1S9 buildings
have been granted for March. This
is the largest number that has ever
been issued in one month. Last year
"a was granted for March, and thar
number was considered very high.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
Health is w Wealth I

DIR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specih for Hysi eria ,Diz-
Ziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, LOSS of Memory.
Spermatorrhoa, Impotency Involuntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused
by over-exertion, self-abuse, or over-in-
dulgence. which leads to misery, decay
and death. One box will cure recent
treatment. One dollar box, or six
boxes for i've dollars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt price. N Q Ruarantee six
boxes 10 cure any case. With each order
led with five dollars. we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-
turn the money IL the treatme Mt does not
e1ect cure. Guarantees issued only by
n, .. DANFORrH, Druggist, corner End
and Market streets, Wilmington. Del,
Sole agent
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

Ina recent lecture before the GCivil
and Mechanical Engineers Society. y
Prof. Kerr said that human beings who
work in bad atmosphere often live as
long as those under healthier conditions
but at very low ebb of vitality. When
ventllator was put into certain vilely
ventilated workroom the girls became
lively instead Of remaining dull, and.
like Oliver, "asked tor Inore.n Their
appetitts 80 increased that they conld
do more work, but couldn't live ON
their wages.
NEW YORK restaurants would be
greatly improved by adopting the san.
slble Partisan plan of dispensing wi,b
carpets. Not only do these latter acc,,-
mulate dust, and become begrimed hv
it's mixture with the drlppipps from
dishes, but they double the labor of
walters, inasmuch as the pernetnoi
tramp over carpets is dreadfuliy Irving
to the feet. one or two trst.class res
tauranLs have Of late adopted the bare
floor system, and apparently to the sat-
istaction of Gus ,omeIs. As to it's anna
riority in summer all would be agreed
COMMODORE VANDERBILT's widow
will be married after the end of Lent
TO DR.. Nathan Rozeman, a surgeon of
soma reputation in New York, and the
manager of one of the large charity hos
pital. Tho young wife has already
passed a long widowhood, and she is
entirely her own mistress as to hel
choice and fortune.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NOTICE.-I, Hiett Graham, the owner
IN ofthe house known as the Atlantic
Hotel, situated ON Pearl street In the
city Of New Castle, School District No.
IS, In the county ofNew Castl. and STATE
Of Delaware, in compliance with the
requirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided, do herebv give notice that l shall
apply in writing TO the Court OF General
sessions OF the Peace and jail DeliYeTy
of the state OF delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on MOT day the 8th day Of
May, A. ID 1882, being the next term Of
said court, Tor q license TO sell intoxt-
eating liquors In less Quantitiesdhan one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and
Lhe following respectable citizens Of the
said district recommend the said april
cation, viz;
Geo. A. Maxwell, David B0ulden,
j. NJ. Housman, u. W. ElkintOn,
Semi II. Black, ]. E. V. Pl at,
James Wilmot, Chas. v. Wise,
Ferdinand Leekler Cloud Pierson,
A. O. 0rRy, John Kelly,
VIM. Herbert, Hiram b Boria
maI3O-3Js HIETr GRAHAM.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NJ OTlCE.-I, Thomas Lawless, the Ow-
IN neT OF the within mentiOned prems
ises, situated In The VII age OF Charles
tewn, school District, Nos. 2S AID 70
Christina Hun dred, in the county OF
New Castle, anu State OF delaware, in
compliance with The reQuiremen,s Of ths
acta Oftbe General n ssembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that sh al apply In wriu Z to
the Court OF General sessions of the
Peace and JAN Delivery Of the State of
Delaware, In and for New Castle county.
oa Monday, the Sth day OF May, A. p,
Is q, being the next Term OF said court, 70 7
license to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, TO be drum
on the premises, and the following re-
spectabio citizens of the said district re-
commend the said application, viz:
Patrick Daley. Charles Dever.
John Shield. w. NJ. Gary.
Thomas Moran. Peter CollinF.
Timothy Mccarthy Denis Buckley. .l
James Toner. Edward Maxwell.
Thomas Toy. Bernard McHugh,
Hugh Holland. Philip Ambold.
pAal Began.
maisc-Jt. THOMAS LAwLEss.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
LIOENsE MOTIONS.

N1OTICE.-To the Honorable Judges OF
N the court OF General Sessions ofthe
peace and Jail Dellyery ofthe State OF
IL, Navarro. In and for New Castle county.
we. tha undersigned respectable citizens
III tine First ward In The city OF Milmtng-
ION, do hereby certify that Philip q.
piunkett. who is this owner OF the store
and premises situated 1T No. NJ W.
RTouL street, In the First ward, city,
county aud state aforesaid and described
in their application, and who 10 an hppll-
cant for llcenae for the sale OF lntoxlcai-
/ ing liquors In quantities not less than
Uht half ga Ion lheretns he beipg iicen-
sgd retailer ofgoOds. wares ana tnetchhn-
disc; The aggregate cost value Of whose
stock fesptcttyely constantly KEPT on
d. ed dollars; he ls man OF full age, OF
nObFlety ana good moral charactsri that
such Ealeof intoxleatlIg liquors AZ the
said plA 0 is nee issafy 10 ncc0fn modate
the public; that he Il the owuerof said
housa, ana the true rental value IL TWO
hundred and foriy dollars.
James McKenna. Caleb Miller. m
lsemuel Peeky. Washington Flower.
Martin Kecgh. Il j, McManue.
Daniel McCuBker, John Beckwitb.
Edwar1 l.. Smith. N. Richenburger.
William Bowers. Joseph Ntiderman.
Fred. ID. Hoore. James Ohrlsty.
Wilson = Grafton. James MegaRy.
Charles E. ResaH. James McElwee.
Lawrence kierrap. Lewis y. Bictoi
fred. Wiel. Fred. Wiel, Jr.
| James h.. Dickinson. John Bader.
| Julius GintheT. Michael Davir.
| Austin v. 0synOr, Henry Bradley.
smai80-st. PHILIP O. PLUNKETT.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
NJ Office We, Joseph and Mary Nc

nj Office we, Joseph and Mary Nc
IN Williams, the owners OF the house
situated at No. 40t West Front street. ID
the First ward ofthe city OF vii Dington,
county OF New Caste, and Stale OF Deln.
ware, in compliance with the REQUIRE
ments OF the acts OF the General Assem-.
bly, la Sucu case made and provided. do
hereby give noJice that we shall apply IN
writing 10 the court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 9TH day OF Nav
A. d., 1882, being the next tel M OF SAID
cour, for license for said house as an
Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF in.
toxicating liquors 10 less Quantities than
one quar-, 10 be drunk ON Lhe premlses
and the following respectable citizens oi
the said ward re recommend the said nnr
cation, viz:
James McGary. August Bierman,
John MuiroEey. a. Bickta.
george u. Marple. Francis E. Kelly,
James McEiwee. James McKenna,
Frar els Kelly, Thomas Mulroney.
Lawrence kiernan. John McElwee,
James Corrigan, John N. lee.
y: Y ,ohhor' Daniel MCCuskeE
Micpaei DiVln, William H. Moore.
Mlchael McG ~, Charles " Resag.
wilson ScraIton. Julius Gunther.
UIemen6 HlnkeL Michael Mcdonnell.
mmar.ln m heogh u. ]. MeMannF,
JOSEPH & MARY McWlIIJAMo
marSi-3ta
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NOTICE.-I, John Calhoun, wv n
IN OF the house situated atiiu
street, In the Fourth ward OF ~ IasS ssI
Wilmington, county OF New Css.9
State OF Delaware, IN compllan,Ss'.
the requirements ofthe acts o. I,.s. "
eral Assembly in such case .1ss hsIi
provided, do hereby give poLlTSs S,sI n,
shall apply In writing 70 lns mi sUS
General Sessions OF the Peace suS !,
Delivery ofthe State Of DelaiEsIts., ~ n
for New Castle county, on moIaH1 hs1sal
8th day of May, A d., leo!, ,'ssas gs
next term of said court ior o,n M M
said hovse as an inn or taVe,I,S ,,anSf NJ
sale therein OF Intoxicating IVY
less a uantities than Que 9uSs
drunk on the premises, ana ias M
ing respectable citizens Of w. ~, Iin ,ionl|
recommend the said appi''SN'
wit.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NJ OTHCE,-I. Paul BOgal
IV owner of the house situated
Q Market street, known as The P.si
tel In n rst ward OF the city Of wills
county OF New Castle, and Stale 4
ware, In compliance with the n
Dnents Of the aciB ofthe General
bly, In such case made and pf0YA
hereby gi We notice that | shall sH
writing TO the Court Of General "
Of the Peace aud jail Delivery
State OF Delaware, In and for keE
county. on Monday, the sth day Oi
A. ID. 1882, being the next tern
court, for a licenfe iOr said hOaA
inn or tavern, for the sale thefelh
t0xicating liquors In less quantlllaI
one quart To be drunk on the pIe
and the following respectable civ,
the said ward recommend The Gad J
cation, to witt
Henry Christy. John Il. Plnla.
James ca risty. Fred WEI. "
Thos. i. Russell. Daniel MeCaiLI
Henry Graham. Eugene sa{eh.ll
Geo. H. Marple. Francis j, kelI
John Jones. Julius Gunlnel
l. w, Palmer. ia es MtghId
II. 4, Moody. VIM. McCsagl
Samuel HochkeimerJ ohm Badef.
Fred. d, Moore, p. ]. Babc0cE.
Fred. Well. +. ] McMaa@1
James McKenna, A. Blckls.
Frederick DaDZ. c. +. BlcKM
Francis Kelly. Lawrence bds MI
maFa0SLs PAUL DV'1
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
The New Goods,
Spring Of 1882.

We, have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and woFk-rooIns
Of Oak Hall, and as a conse-
quence thenew Spring Stoc ck
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasu re
in showing the new goods
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds Of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiY va
bic occasion is on hand a nd
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

nj OTICE.-I. Francis s. Dunlap, the
In owner of the within mentione ,
property, dc hereby give notice that j
shall apply to the judges of the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State Of Delaware, In ar d
for the county OF New Castle. on No a.
day. the 9Th day OF May next, be 1g the
irst day OF the May term, A. d. 1888, for
license 10 keep an inn or tavern at the
Delaware City Hotel, In Delaware City,
n chool Dist let No. 81 TO sell iraoxlcats
log liquors in 10 quantities Ian one
quar-, u be drunk on tue p mises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
john T. Che airs. BenJ. ". Ogle.
George A. Clark. +. McMunn.
william Morris. Thomas O. Reeves.
+. A. Pennington. M. M. Kirby.
william A, Jester, r, ID. Dunlap.
william Davidson. Charles q. Ash.
John J. Messig. ]. y, Pennington.
Michael Mulllgan. Israel Helms,
Kaufman MRnko
mar29-2Is FHANCISs, DUNLAP.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01
LICENSE NOTICES

NOad!sG,5E:-I. ~: Michael Gr,av :
oi Lhe house sIina,esy, The cv,
roplnf street being the Neo n ia at No +
klront and Poplar stree,s" " Corn.
wnru Of the city OF Wila 10 the sessI
o. New Castle, aud staia ~ gtoD, coust
compllht ce with the ~, VI Delawafs
tne ects o. the General Sequlitmepi,
case msde and prOvided seln6ly, IN M
notice mat l ehall apnlv 10 hereby n.
the Court of General In wfiib,
Peace and jail Delivery sessions d
DaiaWarei in and for Nsv " The sts'l
M issa abSl1y, ~ M the 9Th day Of nv NY. conf
ior Z iica,,sa sns ~. next term Of 1s !,
tSvsyn ~ ,ISuI9 ,oa IN, toS said house Ss %ld sn so
isnvn. isn AUs sne sale therein Of nv. an Inn
iqsofs ~ less quantitles ,hann N nn'oisalal
~ ue uIunk on the prem,sa ont al
.o,vMlnk rtspe ctable cillzlns 40
W., Msru recommend the taid sHa,!Ael u l!Ael
r. H. Tavlor, Uu
| Ludwig Wallschmit Har.n' n grim,
Nath. Melchior. ma 40,
Alex. ChamDerp. n NJ Ephraln,
John y. Bush, .M0llsop,
N. y. Morrison, Channcls nv. Dta
M. Cole, narles \. BpslsI
Geo. Jacobs, i Hnsel kenny'
Rob It Kenyon, Gaos,m
&. 8. Wickeraham, lstr|so1, ltse " RlVl
j. p. Hayes, ahak drady
James Taggart, w We u. G6ai
AoTs; pe;or Mandy FrIeI
r,.-on o.. Heler McGllnChy.
aIoV7oe~ MICHAEL Gp,,l
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FOR ALL THE

! 4a..ut,,u, teeth at b, g 81 = SsItS. sRr ~
tlOper set. Teesn ses nse Sc Of gas. oVei
TSSIirty MI years experience; Len ea;ALLAGiHasSe
80, No. SSS Aa'h
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NJOTIOE.-I, Louis Ray m1ISSes !; M sjs
IN OF the house situatsats ~ rayd 81
ley street, In the FIN c"uny
civ OF Wilmington, ndsyss
New Castle, and Slate OF rirrmsap
compliance with the resqpmbIy lDs
the aets OF the General AsseInUefs ~ Inefsby
case made and proYided az N DVrillaIA
notice that shall apply SSosslons II
Ihe Court OF General sesfs'Itbs ~ sd
Delaware, 10 and for New y gas1y N.Y. b
on Monday. the 8th day o. " Dssid d
1852. being .he next term termao'ipg ii iQu
for a license 10 sell intoxicat,u,,ss ,,ssfi, .
arnnE a11S on ths premises, and tss tns ssaId ID
respectable citizens 81 ,,,satIon, s dii
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NJ OTECE.-I, Samuel Townsend, one Of
IN the owners Of the within mentioned
premises, Known as the Townsend hOuHe
situa ed In the village of Townsend,
school District No. 81, Appoquinimink
Hundred, in the county OF New Castle,
and Stale Of Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements oi the acts OF the
General Assembly la such ease made
and provid d, do hereby gi ve notice that
snail apply in writing TO the Court of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State OF delaware. in and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
6th day Of May, A. D., 1888 being the next
term of said court, Tor a license 10 sell In
toxicaLing liquors in less quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on the premises
aud The following respectal 10 eitizenE or
the said district recommend tho said aps
plication, 10 wit
VIM. @. Reynolds, James y. Moor,
Truman Rose, James Q. Gears,
Grandon Reed, John H. Parbls,
Sam'I T. Bouchelle, W. b. Hollis,
Albert ". Wells, VIM. +. Bratton,
SamI 4. Townsend, David Wells
B. X. Thompson, Frank p. Wells,
J. Henry Hanson, Thorn rs Bratton,
John Townsend, Johu B. Keller.
mar3l-H" SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NOTICE.-I, Marin Iao,,,,
IN owner of the house si,1SIl hsSS.
4S L. Front street. in '"Ss N. !
WARD OF the city OF Wilni1A
county OF New Castle, and Stat n
ware, in compliance with M Y
mem u Of the acts OF the Genersl
bly, in such case made and proyIA'F
hereby give notice that 1 sbal ~
writing 10 the Court of Genera "
OF the Peace and jail Dellvafv
State OF Delaware, in and for nv
county, on M0NUAY,the Slh dsy 4
A. D., 1882, being the next term
courI, for n license for said hons
Inn or tavern for the sale therein
toxicating liquors In les qGanLlts
one quart to be drunk on the pIs
and tue following respectable mn
the said ward recon mend the aI
cation 10 wit:
r. II. Taylor. G.R.pignIub
VIM. U. White. SIS. WicIsnb
n Alexander Lhi
Patrick h Dugan. Charles CanDc
mark Henry Dugan, 4
VIM. BArelord. H.C. Ktmbt
Y y. sparks. Perry 0.0OlH
Nathaniel MelchoIr. Henry c. ROId
q. ID. Harmer. John MsHuEh.
John Oil igan, NJ. ]. Tuekth
Robt. Kenyon. bis
john b. dunbar. Michael x Tus
~. bo0tn. marx
Geo. b. Metzner. John Q. Hyna
marSC-3Ls MARTIN LE0NA
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NOTICE.-I, kllen McVey, the owner
~ OF The house situated at No. 10 e.
Front street, In the Second ward of the
city of Wilmington, county OF New Cas-
tie, and state Of Delaware, In compll-
hnce with the requirements OF the acts
of General Assembly In such ease made
and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 10 the ConTt
OF General Sessions Of the Peace aud jail
Delivery Of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
9Th day OF May, A. d., 1882, being the
said house as an inn or tavern for tho sale
therein OF intoxicatir liquors in less
quantities than one quart TO be urunk
en- the premises, and the following re-
Specialize oltizens of the said ward re-
commend the said appl lcati ion. vizr
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

NOTlCE.-I. George W o.,
~ owner OF the house siiusWJl WJl
2Dl Market street, know nausled ~
Inn Hotel In the Ninth werd 'os os,I v
OF Wlmington, county n, VI "
ana state OF Delaware, in Nss wv
wlth the requirements Of iha' 'vlp
GenerAi Assembly in such css.a scaa
pro Sided, do hereby give noiI.s rS1 .oas 4
snail apply an writing 10 ibs y.
General sessions OF the Peace w. w
Deiivery0f the State Of DelSS.a,aa. lSuaa
10Y New Castle county, on Mo-
SIN day or May, A. b. issS sVRus Roie Y
next term Of said court, for ls"a.l yssl
said house as an inn or tavss. scea, =
sale therein OF lntoxicaii iiSS iieila, lI1,la
less Quantities than one ANY,
drunk on the premises, and S M \
ing respectable Q citizens ofIbaes., as
49,. nm.ia 49, a.
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W. NJ. KENNARD & co.
62I MARKET ST.

VA MANhE1 . l..
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WANTED.

VKy ANTED.-A man wants . situation
w In city or country. Addreas
COACHMAN,
feb200 Townsend, del.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-01

WANTED.--Houaekeepe 70 know
w that they can always get help by
advertising for IL In the GAxKTTR. IL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01

The United States Fish Freezing
Company is an organization with a
capital stock of 100000, and with
offices at Philadelphia, Camden and
Detroit, and ''the object of the com.
pany is to preserve, by freezing, all the
different varieties of fresh water fish
such as white fish, salmon-trout, yellow
pickerel, black bass, and ciscoes, from
the spring until the close of naviga-
tion--to have a supply on hand to fur
nish, during the winter months, all tn,
markets of the United States with these
varieties of delicate fish, out of season.
The company has purchased the D.
w. Davis patent for freezing fish
which is considered the only true pro
cess for preserving fish in their natura'
state. d. w. Davis, Of Detroit, j.
Superintendent, and Caspar Alpern, Of
this city, is general agent for the Lake
region, and his time in the future viii
be mostly devoted to the business OF
the company. AS to the success of the
enterprise, we think there can be nj
doubt. Many people who have the
means are taking shares, and consider
the investment q safe one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01

One of our enterprising butcher re-
Gently agreed to take SO for all the
meat that certain one Of his custom
,rs could pilfer from his market in one
month, and the bargain was closed, but
when the customer succeeded in carry
ing off two whole sides of mutton and
about 20 pounds of beef in one day,
and then told the butcher Of it, Will at
nee saw where he had missed it, and
now offers box of cigars for forfeit.
IRE of contract.