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"WE have never had bottle returned"
assert the PROPS Of Browns Teeth'g Cordial
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Communicates freshness and purity to tn,
complexion. HIPS Hair Dye, black o.
brown, SOC.
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Pine trees are being killed rapidly
by an insect in Arkansas.
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LOVELY
CONpR.EXs0Ma
POSSIBLE TO ALL.

What Nature denies to many,
Art secures to all. Hagan'a
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish, Overc0mes Redress
Freckles, SaLlOwness, Rough
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BLotches, and removes all evil
dences of heat and excitement.
The Magnolia Balm imparts
the most Uelicate and natural
cOmpleXiOnal tints-no detec-
ton being possible to the clos
est observation.
Under these circumstances q.
faulty complexion is littlesh0rt
Of a crime. Magnolia Balm
sold everywhere. Costs Only
IS cents, with full directioos.
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proved. Clearly this Is one Of the
most favorable ever presented.
Mr.. A. Zeel,andelaar, q native
Ho)lander, fresh from the Denver
Exposition, where he rendered vala.
able service, although in . sutordi.
nate capacity, hes be.n appointed by
>. 4. Wheelright, General Agent II
the Exposition for the United states,
agent Tor Utah, with authority to co.,
let exhibits for Idaho and Montana
~ we'll He l,as n,ade bis plans aud
begun work by distributing circulas
and asking thec0-OperatiOn Of miners
and business men IN forwarding
samples Of our mineral; and raising
means ~ subscription In the mining
districts and lNpviness celltery 10 meet
the expense.
We, - an informal advisory com.
'mittee, serving by request. enlorse
and approve Ibis work, thus far, and
urge upon the active spirits Of the
mining and bs,sinexs community the
immediate importance VI = full com.
pliance with tire suggestions VI Mr..
Zeealan(jel.sar, and guarantee that oil
moneys contributed for the purpose
will he judicio,,sly expended.
ELI II: MURRAY. tHARLG~ Rad.
y. ]: H0LLI>TER. JvAD LAvsKsCE,
q. II. WALKER. =. W. RlLLIN0.
Faro R-0CONEELL.R. MACEuRfOAW,
AlvtsOry Committee.
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Saved BY Dogs.

Last Wednesday nixht I.orsnxe,
Anderson. a~'n of Georxe And<rs.,n.
about Is years old. was riding home
on horseback, and when within \
quarter Of mile from the house hie
horse stumbled and he fell to the
ground. The animal stepped on
bis right leg, breaking 1t In two
places between the ankle and
knee. The boy called loudlv Tor
help, tut could not mike himself
heard, ~ the family had rxtired for
the night. He lay there for n early
two hOuns, and became chilIe;l
through. Finally the DON became
arullsed bp hs cries, and 6arked 20
loudly that they aroused Mn. An
demon. Going to the door to see
what was the matter, she heard fhe
hoy c'si)ing. lie was taken home,
and messenger sent for . doctor
Doctors Reynolds and Woodvnnd
went out and ct the broken HMM
The young man suffered grent min
10 biz lex for . day o. two, but = nov
resting easily aud doing . ven -
coold Be expected. Alehoneh n = 4
nd accident, he r. fostunate ~ h. |
escaped With bic lie. The nieht ~
very cold, aud Il the DON M M
aroused the family be would ceFfoin.
y have been fF0ooo to deoah 49,.
nosDing.-Ssarard, (Ns6.) Rspordsr: |
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AMSTERDAM EXPOSITION
Letter from the Advisory Com
mitseo On the Subject.

10 Ikc V;u;u,, ,,,,L I,..:., ,..
r.. y 80 1'"s'"e" -SF"
., Ans1e y 20 oe On International In.
~ "s xnlOstson % the chief city
~ n tase Nesne!Sen0s the coming season.
no''aeo ana ner dependencies con-
tsan :orty millions IL Inhabitants.
WI Trade with them has increased
tnsee.I0iu IN The last seven years.
A"stesuam - one VI the wealthieot
caPstan OF Europe. Her merchants
sn0 tsnkess have ALREADY invested
millions upon millions In this couu-
Try, where the earning of eal,itsl iu.
u'c.s""ly invested or employed areas
nay %Gen ,,s greater than they are in the
Uas W ORC ~ 10 burdens and risks
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J.Chauvim returned irom New Yvfk
might ls'lOre la~t. While In Gotham,
''e talked With grcst many capital.
iis and mining men about Western
mining properties, and expre.ses him.
ss'f ~ msch pleased with the general
feeling III con6denee evineetl by that
clan" Of n'en. He says. The knowl-
edge " detail. nd scirntiac precision
With which ihese Eastern cam.
'alis''. who have never seen .
mine, talk about Montana MINING
properties. b astonishing. Thew
don't want 'psOspects" aud you emit
sell = mime BY packing . l,ee Of ore
samples from house to house. u the
u'ssophtsajcatesl negotiaaoe ftes.uentlv
'rit~ to do; but Il you have rot .
mine and can show up the Hedge with
sI"'r". dips, shoots and quality, they
will size II up aud make y0u an Offer.
NJ. Chauvin thinks there win BE-
more salss during the coming season
than ever belose.
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Railroad Racket.
There are 1t present l3,OtN men at
work ON the Northern Pacific.

There are ut present l3,iNN men n
work on the Northern Pacific.
1t h gradually coming 10 light tina,
progress ut the western terminus a
the Northern Pacific during tho ven,
1882 fell tar below expectations. Ow.
ing to variety Of causes aud. It h
claimed. un.4'und .a'culat ions, the
end ~ the track is much farther
from Missoula than the company
hoped 1t would l,e at this time. The
tEack-layen have only reached
Weeksville, and the statement r
made that when I.ynch's place h
reached, whici, II six miles this sid.
of Weeksville, headquarters will lie
established and remain there fully
three months. I.ynch's place u
about . miles beyond Ants,ine's ferry.
anu with 1air progrrss It appears that
It Will b. from five to seven month";
before the cars will roll into Nissoula
from the West. Hsllett, who has
charge OF the work, had no contract
With, hut has worked for the compa-
ny. 1t appears that au enormous
number Of men have been @u,ployed
by HaIlett. and that instead Of sat
tertng them along the line and r..
moving the greater Obstacles by d<..
gree. the men have been kent
thereby working to disad.
vantage, aud requiring frequent and
short removals Of headqllarten.-
.HsssO"k1 Times.
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J. W. Bull. u silver .,tar. I. In the
city.
J, Z. Alli-on. VI Helena. arrived
last night.
N. H. Whitney arrived yesterday
from salt Lake.
y. Bennett and wife. Ut DYER
I.'s'ge. mr. visiting friends In the city.
Benj. Ham and Oliver Matthews
came over from Virginia City yest~r-
slxy.
Rod ID. l.eggat lsaves to-day ior
New York via. lsozem.au and the \.
J.. route. He will he alsent al,,ut
six weeks.
Capt. }. w. I'lu,nmer and wif.
came over from Silver s,tsr yxste, iay.
He will Deave for Sslt Lake to-mor.
Uw morning.
TO. Miles and wife, and W. 4.
He"s'ey and wife, are up from the
valley. and viii spend sunday In the
silver City.
}. u. I'eyson. IL I.eysaDn L Turck,
leave" for Walthams. Mass. to-m,or.
r'w morning. Ills trip will cum
"'''e ''''s'ness and pleasure, aud he
wiDlslend ob.,ut TIVE n,opths In visit.
ny Ills ''Ii friends whom he llss nut
''te'' f''r sixteen yrars. Business
Will take him 10 Chicago, New
York anil lsostou.
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Operations In the Shonl,ar during
the past week has develOped, in the
east drift Of the l85 foot level, \ sue.
cessiOn Of ore sh.'ots all pitching east
warll. At - point l6D feet east Of the
shaft. shoot hsx been uncovered.
which, during twenty-four hours
work, yesterday and day before, has
widened from eighteen to thirty
inches across the pay streak. and
samples from the buckets ~ ~ ounces
In silver. The Clearwater of the ore Is
less lssse and freer milling than any
heretofore taken out. Superiutend-
ent J.aCaf intends to continue the
work ~ thorough development and
discovering Of the ore bodies.
The D(0ult0u folks are working -
men In the mine. A three f0Oe vein
" % to Sd ounce ore was intensected
Last Wes)uessjay by the south cruss-
cut Of the 3lU foot. Exploration and
! deve)OpelIlent work IL belng prv-
secuted in the the $40 fact. where
the water which was owning In 1T
the breasts IN such volume ~ to he
trout IesOsise h now under control,
and work Is progressing much more
rapidly.
The Alice mine il looking well. The
thse fOOt vein uncovered In the $40
t.Ot south crs,ss-cut Of the
Magma Chris samples lOO ounces.
The mill y dropping its - stamps
with usual regularity. The bullion
shipments during the week were
81, yin and far the month 10 date
$lWl,N N'.
The Lkiuilator j. proving one of
the best copper properties in the
camp, The Immense ),Otly Of nay ore
IN the 3U foot cr<xss-cIt h very high
grade copper glance. The mime il
being vigorously worked.
The Lexington is pushing the
south drift Of the 49, i0.N. Stnpiug
"n the upper levels h going ou ~
usual. the mine Is making . steady
rum and the output maintains =
hig''er percentage IT the assnys than |
ever 0eSOre. Bullion shipments dur |
ing the pest week. 81, .8i.
Colonel L.0ngmaid has purchased |
the lat Ut about ,UO tons 1t FREE mill |
Ing surface ore. which has laid for
some time on the Anaconda dr nm.
and will reduce It 1t the Clipper mill. |
II Is not yet announced when the
Bell company will l,e ready tn resume
operations, but It Is understood that
some VI the most important suits
which were pending have recently
been settled aud negotiations now
pendtux Tor the settlement Of other
claims In litigation are prugress-
ing satisfactorily.
4 sale Of considerable Importance
wa* reported yesterday, inv.,l. ing q
payment by Eastern parties To resi-
dent II lsutte IT $j0,WA., but our ~
porter vas reslue ted to withhold "
particulars IT the sale until the CON.
veya.'ce was actually n,slle. which
will he done during this week.
The Emporium mime, situated in
Park canyon. was sold last week to
=. W. Sxeitxer. The mine is unde-
veloped, hut one Of the l,est pruvpects
~ that vicinity, aud Mr.. Sweitxer Is
s:nsidered fortunate IN ss,curir. the
property at the prize paid. B,
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f. l.. Boune. 4 20. to day an.
nounce the date OF the commence.
mene OF their great aunual remnant
saIe which will 10 the most exten-
stve ever known in the west. An
the remnsuts which have aceumula-
ted from their treusenduoalv sale.
o( the pest year viii BE almost given
away, while the balance Of their inn
nsense stock will b marked ne nrice.
tnse VIII Insure their speedy sale.
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All persOns ase hereby warned
ag.iosa Negotiating any purchase Of
property upon the sO-calied Smoke
mousse hide claim from r. n. Lowry,
- agent. VIM. b. Hull.
PETER MCMAHON.
Bette, Jan. II, 1s0s. l0o
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Prom the Daily OF Sunday
TERRITORIAL ASSEMBLY.
Tho Democratic Majority Don
trnls the Council, and the Repub-
hcon Minority Indulge In
Much Fustjon.
Tho Standing Committees.
Special Olsp&1 u IN the NlSEx.
HELENA, NJ. +. Jan. -. 1855.
COUNCIL.

HELENA, M. !. JAN. -, SSHas.
COUNCIL.
The Council convened at 10 \. NJ,
oil members Uresent. Writer'S conn.
.s,uuication protesting against the
unsesting If tack upon the report d
the COmmit.ee on Credentials up.
pointed by the President. gave
rise toa heated debate in which the
Republican members gave vent to u
gUod deal Of froth aud fuslian. in de-
nunciaiion 1T the Presidents course
in appointing the committee without
consultation with tile members. The
Democrats maintained y dignifietl
attitude and refused To be draw into
. useless war IT words. IL tb. lsssi-
ness Of the COu3cil j. farther re-
tarllesl II cannot lie laid at
Democratic DOOR, ~ the
tlilalory action now comes entire
" froa, the ether side. While, frun,
the committee on credentials present.
ed . minority rcucrt. setting forth
that the committee. In bis opinion.
wss irregulsr'y rai-ed. and declining
to act ul's'n il. Standing cosmnnitlees
were appointed by the president ~
follows:
Ways aud Neans-MOrris, lsass,
ThlNlSax.
Jutliciary-(;Ox, Mitchell, White.
Internal Improvements - Chess.
man, Hamilton Csrdwell.
Federal Relations White, Morris,
Wttter.
Education aud Labor - Gillette,
Cox. Morris.
Tow ms and Counties. Il 'aru we'll.
Cox, Thomas.
Public l.,u,l - Thomas. Morris,
Hamilton.
Military Air.ir~ : White. l,ass.
Morris.
Interpretations Cox, Hamilton.
'he4ssiDan.
Agriculture and Manufactures
B3ss, Thomas, larjwell.
Eleetions-MOrris. Rass, White.
Indian Atl;airs-Han,iltOu, Witter,
| 'bDexs0llan.
Mines aud Minerals -Witter Chs,,s-
man, Mitchell.
lmmt9rat - ThUn,as, Gillette,
Cardwell.
Roads aud Highways Mitchell.
Bass.
EnGnaxn,ent - Bss~. Chessn,sn,
Mitchell.
Enrichment Mitchell, Ch~ss,s,an,
VNitter.
Printing "A 'ar,lweil, Hamilton, l;il.
ette.
Grazing aud StOck lirOwunx-(;il
cite, White. Hamilton.
The Territorial seal aud the l0ud
'ills were passed. A large number
4 House biils were read by title and
'eferred to the prcper commuters.
rhe joint rules N the Twelfth s@s-
Ion were adopted. Council adjourn
II until 10 .. M, Monday. l.
HOUSE.
The House oceupiesl = large por-
ION NJ the day In joint session. Sew
ral untmportaut bills were intro
|ueed aud after n short session an
djournn,ent va. taken until IN a.
D.. Monday. !!
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DRESS : SUIT DEPARTMENT !.
This week We offer the remaining
and COATS ut tho following prices

This week Ofef the remaining STOCK OF DOLMANS
and COATS ut tho following prices:
Ean: Black Noire and Bcae laee and Paaanen
import. So
no. and Black Velvet Brncae Dress
reduced SSO 90 to 400Ol
Embroidered satn
$7lOO S5NOO.
no. One extreavy (;rogran Silk Deduced from $3.50
no. 5On~ Negren valou wineelored Feather Plush Trim
miuxs elegant Imported Suit reduced IL es00O former price
NO 6-ne Bronze urah Gold and Bronze Brnale Trim
mipR frOnlS l3i0O t75u.
satin
S10OOU to $s5m.
1T Wine Plum Navyllue and
Combination Bncne Wine, Irade@eent and Plush Trimmings
its reduce rom tn SjOOv each.
silk Plush
saNAN to $@5W. . . . 80 .
each, Drugs Wine Navy Blue saIbown and Myrtle
Suits-redutrt from &jAU to $35W.
made slirrvd 60unced
sSurah Suits
Trimme<l- &00OO S9OU.
III Black all Wool Casne 49, Suits reduced to $la
theft Blaek( cashmere Suits reduced 10 SELDOM
Combination Suits reduced to SkaA eacl to Close
Velvet and satin trimlae reduced to $l2M
Drr~Hr, the prevailing coorny elegantly trimmed
reduced to S. each.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.

A new company called the Bircl,
Greek Prospecting Company, has
been organized In Beayerhead county.
The Newman brothers, Ut Billings,
returned . few days ago from u hunt
Ing expedition. having killed 81 deer
aud elk.
4 sample run Of three tons Of ore
from the Alameda mine, Madison
cG0nty, resulted IN net proceeds Of
$537.
Al . meeting ii tl.e Board of III.
rectOrs Of the NJ. 4. n. l. N. A..
held Tuesday evening, +. T.. Power
waS elected n,ens'er Of the bOard to
Nil the vacancy caused by the rerig-
nation Of Il. H. Churchill.
The new town III Fort Nacleod
will, In al probability, he laid out
about mile north III the present fort
on the Bow river road. and improve
n'ents will begin early in the spring.
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The following shipraents III bullion
were made during the rast week
through the Office Of the Pacific Ex-
press COmDany:
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The above Goods positively will not be
carried over as our motto Is never to show
q garment the second season.
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SANDS e BOYCE.
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RIFLES AND kE.;ul.ATiONS.
All maaQuss must bs raised 4, so,nm.t:r<s
before entering b vii
No gentleman will b. allowed ~ :e,,,ais
costume.
Parties mt In hiASk vii! i,.,. D.. allowed
to dance until after I! o'cLA.k.
NO !,"tepuiHOle characters will be Al
United.
No tickets Will i,e ss,iL ~ n. .l.n,-
All masQ:ss mast y. reas,,.veL 4: Il
O'Clock.
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a>TtrkeeS r0n b. rl uc,trts' ut Ric!,xiIs
r :r'x' ANA brssaiway lssn,k stores only.
An OnrheAer1 At fifteen pi - ~. selected
from the l,ssxt musicxl talent In I'M, ..itt.
VII. furnish tie music ar the 0s.cnsisI,..
CtnsssSes lave been OrslersL especially tor
the 0ccssi0s. frOM New York ami .sAu
reanc!eco sUt will b. here IN il,e time.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09

SOMEWHERE in Georgia there is
church, which is called "The Sisters
Church !" all the members are women.
The chief work of their missionary So
ciety is to send DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
to the Indians, who suffer largely with
coughs and colds.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09
CHIPS.

An old lady down in Maine says her
daughter has just bought an elegant
"cabin organ,'' and she thinks the
"nux vomica" stop is just lovely
Boston Times.
Glove lightens labors," and makes
burdens so easy that man can hold
his hundred and sixty pound sweet
heart in his lap for hours without be-
coming tired. Whitehall Times.
A traveller says the air on the noun
tains of California ' is dry to the point
of discomfort and inconvenience. If
it stays that dry very long, it is the
only thing in California that does.-
r. J. Batrdette.
A newly married lady was telling
another how nicely her husband could
write. "Oh, you should just see some
of his love letters" eyes, | know"
was the freezing reply GIVE got a
bushel of 'em in my trunk. " Tableau.
-OHIC0gO IlLef-Oceun.
This humorous paragraph business is
matter Of great annoyance to many
of the respectable newspapers, which
give vent to their dislike of such work
on one page and publish column of
stolen humor on another. What funny
papers Hartford journal.
Matthew Arnold, the English poet,
has arrived in this country and was,
it is stated, surprised at not being met
in New York by Indians. If the
Indians had ever read any of hispoetry
they would have doubtless met him
there, but as it is, Mr.. Arnold is safe.
-ArkanSalo Traveller.
Sarah Jane,'' said a fond mother
the other morning to her daughter,
did Daniel johnson kiss you on the
steps last night ?'' "No, mamma, he
did not" If the fond parent had said
mouth instead Of steps, it would have
troubled Jane to reply, although, after
all, steps are things to a door.-BoStor
Courier.
" Johnnie, did any one have the croul
in your house last night ~ "Dunno
What made you AK me ~ "Well,
saw light in the house long after mid
night" cob that's my sister Sh
has something down in the parlo
awful late every night, but I dom
know whether it's the Group or not. p
YOuEers Gazette
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09
A Great Success.


II am sorry for you, madam" said
lawyer to an old woman who had en-
tered his office and asked for aims.
"How old are you ?''
"Seventy-fve."
"Seventy-f1ye, ? repeated the lawyer.
/" 1t seems that you are quite old enough
to make success of yourself. Now, if
you were young woman, I should not
hesitate in assisting you, but being as
old as you are, it is your own fault that
you do not drive around with a double
team.''
"But how, sir, explain ?''
els it possible that you are still
making the fatal oversight. How old
did you say? Why, madam, you sur
prise me. Get an ordinary grade Of
molasses, dilute it with swamp water,
and become benefactor of the infan-
tile race. Manufacture soothing syrup.
Cost you nothing to make it, and you
can call on the editors in town and give
them few bottles for home use and
they will pay in advertising. Orders
will soon come in and you can have an
electrotype Of a venerable old woman,
Mother So-and-so. You can have your
hair parted in the old motherly way
well, in short, there's fortune for you.
All, if I could only exchange places
with you"
"I will do SO" the old woman ex-
claimed, and she left and at once began
to manufacture the medicine. A few
weeks afterwards the newspapers were
filed with the success Of Mother Gra-
gle's soothing syrup, but the lawyer did
not reflect that he was the cause of the
great success until he got up at night to
give his bowling son spoonful.
kdnSa1D Traveller.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09

a special paragraph warning English
families with property against these
sharks-instancing in fact that COM
mon complaint made by italian noble
men is that English wives will not
endure beating.
However, they will marry a hump
backed woman if she has money enough.
Any American girl can become a prin-
cess, countess, or duchess, if her
papa is willing to advance money
enough h.-Ndsby, IN Toledo Blade.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09

THE NEW STORE HOUSE. II
on South Broad street, adj NsssS5 \ :.
l1pln1lng llpn ing, dhe store occupied by HHSN
of S. M. Reynolds & Co. This is
very desirable stand for any a@-zzszEsz
line OF mercantile business. RS- Possession
Aug2+tf MiddIetown. Del.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09

SLEEVES on walking dresses fit
tightly and are perfectly plain. Some
times tiny cuffs of velvet are placed on
them.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09
NOTICE

All persons having claims againstthe estate
of the deceased must present the same. duly
attested to the Administrators, on or before
the 4th day of Sept, A. ID. 1884, or abide the
ACT OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. JOHN r. GRASSLAND,
JOSHUA C. RICHARDS,
Administrators.
ADDRESS, Mt. Pleasant. sept1+2m
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINs.-Leave
Wilmington at am. and pm. Leave New
Castle at 30 am. and 40 pm.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINs-Leave Smyrna for
Clayton, Ills, 9.05, l0.35, and 11.00 a. m, 2.30,
4.30, and $50 p. m. Leave Clayton for Smyrna
CoNNECTIoN.-AtP Porter with Newark & Della
ware City railroad. At Townsend, with Queen
Anne's and Kent Rail Road. At Clayton, with
Delaware and Chesapeake Rail Road and Kent
County Rail Road. At Harrington, with Della,
Maryland & Virginia Railroad. AT Seaford,
with Cambridge and Seaford Rail Road. At
Demar with Eastern Shore Rail Road, Wico-
mico and Pocomoke Rail Road and Peninsu-
lar Rail Road
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager
J. r. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
may27-tf
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-09
H Send for Price List.
.ISTEP,S nRnER
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
September 4th, 1883.

III REGISTERS OFFICE.
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
September 4th 1888. }
Upon the application of John R. Cross
land and Joshua c. Richards, Administra
tors of Edward T. Grassland, late of Pencadel
hundred, in said county, deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid give notice of grant
ing of Letters of Administration upon the es-
tate of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters in six Ofthe most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
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 MIDDLETowN TRANS
CRIPT, newspaper published in Middletown,
and to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office OF
the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington, in New
Castle county aforesaid, the day and year
above written. S. G. BIGGS, Register