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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-08
SAVE MQMEY I! !

IiN INN Wlth(traWn Mt agencies
and placed our business on q strictly
cash basis, THEREBY SAVING AGENTS
COMMISSION AND RAn DEETs, we are
enabled to sell our we'll known fcrtil-
izers, viz: Wilcox, Gibbs Il Co.'s
Manipulated Gnan,, Wilcox, Gibbs 81
60 g Superphosphate, direct to mor-
chants aud tarmors at very low priccs
by the single ton, carload or in larger
quantities for CASH. Write for prices.
WILCOX, GIBBS &c CO.,
s Charleston, S. c.,
Savannah, Ga.
Dec 21-x2m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-08

Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. as, 1ssn
Ge4tlemen III havo suffered with
PAIN In my side and back, and great
aoreness on my breast, with shoot.
Ing pains all through my body, al.
tended with groat weakaess, dcpres-
sion cfaspirits, and loss Of apo.
6tc. lhAve taken several different
medicines. andwas treated by prom
tnens physicians for my liver, kid
neys. and spleen. but I got nossliek
thought ] would Try Browns Iron
Bitter: have now taken one bo,tla
and half and am about well-pala
In stdo and back all gone-sorcness
all out Of my breast, and ! have a
good appetite, snd am gaining h
strength and aesh. II can justly bo
called the hinE ef hnsdaeis<s.
JoHN K. AilHsspzn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-08

MRS. MARY II. MEANS,
Principal, Wythcville, Va.
Mrs. Means refers, by pr mission, to ex-
Governor Iiago0d and Prof. r. NJ. Davis,
Columbia, Gen. John Bratton and Col. J.
II. Rion, Winnsboro.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-08
SEEK

nealth ana AVOID SICKNESS.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strongf
You can continue feeling
niserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How7 BY getting one
bottle Of Brown IRON BIT-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-08
FARMERS, READ THaHs ?

II. j. MCCARTHY &c Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
BOhRD Or IeEAa.Tth.
THe n eetiDK Last Etenin1--S2c c
Ond street MARK OF Home.

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Health was held last evening, with
President Bush in the chair. The Ex-
ecutiye Officer said that no steps had
been taken 10 remove the water from
the cellar of the City Hotel, No. ITO
West Front street, and it was declared
q nuisance.
Office Ward said that Henry Court.
ney had complained to him about the
condition of Fifteenth street, from Mar
ket to French street. He had visited
tho place, but was unabloto say much
about it, on account of everything being
covered with snow Mr.. Ward also
said that his attention had been called
to the Second street Market house, and
that after thorough inspection OF 1t
pronounced it in an excellent sanitary
condition.
There were several complaints Of par
ties residing in houses where there are
cases of smail-pox being gean on the
s.reets, and tho executive officers were
Instructed wherever eviderce could
be obtained, TO prosecute all perd0nS 10
offending to the extent OF tho law.
Several men bsrs expressed them"
selves as being in favor OF the vaccine
bhysicians being placed under control
of the Board of Health, aud it is pro
bable the matter will he brought before
Counci ut the next meeting.
The following resolution WAS unHni-
mously adoptoh
Resolved, Tha. the Ronrd Of Health
Of this city having on the providence OF
small. pox hsro two years ago, been con
WINGED OF the unreliabiiity Of the
vaccine points and quills, herewith
urges upon the vaccine physiCilns OF
this city to use In tho performance Of
their public duties only Tho euman!zed
vaccine or the bovine crusts.
The Secretary reported that since the
last meeting Of the Board on tho End OF
this month, there had been twenty-eigkt
cases Of smallpox reported Six persons
had died, and one had beon removed
from the city, leaving but twenty y-ons
cases.
or these the greater number are now
con vAlescent, and there IL no cause for
alarm. There was an evident deter
minatiOn on the part of tho members
to use every means to stamp out the
disease in tho shortest possible time.
The cases thus tar have. with few ex-
ceptions, been of very mild type.
A man was engaged to go to the
doors of houses where the disease pre-
walls, At least twice q day, and
take orders for procuring anything that
may bs peeded in tho family.
Drs. Bush and Springer were ap-
pointed COMMITTEES on the sanitary
condition OF the almshouse.
Orders were drawn in favor of the
following parties: l.. W. Palmer, SIS
A. V. Gaynor, $685. Marshall Brooks,
IS so; Bell q Taylor, $6 SO.
Tho Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

The reception aud ball were held in
the. Kent County COnrt House; the
reception In the hall room and tie
ball in n looin over the CONT room.
This Whu,a thing was saCceg5'ui in all
its parts. Every ytbiuB passed on aa
pl.aeauGiy ae rDs9,bla, wLl,G Inc baii
was the largest ever heli in Dover, ard
reHec, credit on thosa having tho MA -
tor III charge.
About 7.l5 0'cjpcE, GoyeFrore,act
stockley and wife, Hm. II. C'Ssy aud
wife John II. Payntsr, Esd, nnd II an
nah Il. 5tOcBieg, and several othsfs
entered by slio door and went INTO
the bar Of the Court 'GOm. The party
stood tho whole time in tbs place,
whils steady stream OF poople passed
by tho G0gernOr after receiving a hand
shake, after an introduction from John
Q. Pennowell Eco. The Governor was
attirci in black broadcloth dress
suit, his face clesnly shaven, except u
little bunch under the chin. His face
wore a smile for the en,irs hour aud ten
minntes he WAS forced 10 stand and
greet his constituents. Mfs.s Stoohley
wore black silk dress without tflm-
ming, and was attircd very plain, most
every one, including Il large number Of
ladies' passed up AMI shook hands "iLn
the Governor.
After the reception was over the
whole party adjourned to the bal! room
absve, and the march started about S.l5,
with The Governor on the lead. About
10 couples took part, ami after shutt
u,arrI the ii rst tliu4 on the program,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

The stated monthly meeting of the
Delaware Historical Society was held
on Monday evening, with Judge Wales
presiding. The following members
were present:
Treasurer II r. Bringhurst ascre-
tary, II. II. Walter; DIR. R.E. johnson,
Dr. j. p. Wales, Dr.. +. Carrow, CAsai
A. Rodney and the Rev. 7. q. Lit
tell.
The committee on the legacy Of j Ohm
Ferris, deceased, reported that they
had invested the money iu two mort
cages, which they had deposited with
Ihe Treasurer, and that tho Recorder
had registered them without charging
fee
An autograph letter was presented
by Colonel Henry G. Douglas, of Smyr.
ua, rom Joshua Clayton, an uncle OF
John NJ. Clayton, who was President
.ofthI8 State under the constitution OF
lT7G.
a u,aI list OF tho CourD OF Common
P,Gaa lated December 2lst, 1872, was
presented by Theodore Crawford. 1t
r9u'aius the names of anumber OF Jaw
yeys WHO were then practtcipg, not one
of W hom is now living. g,
A number Of donations were reported
as having been received since the last
meeting,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
A Ca ru.

We, the undersigned directors OF
tina Second Street Market House Com
pany, feel that 1t is our duty to make a
plain and truthful statement regard.
ing the various exaggerated reports OF
smallpox amongst the butchers OF said
market. There are eighty-eight stall
holders in Second street market; out
Of those eighty-eight only three are
suffering with the disease, and no.
twelve or fifteen as reported. The re-
port that sawdust was imported from
baltimore ard spread over the floor of
the market, and thus brought the
disease, is absurd. The sawdust in
question was brought from saw mills in
the city Of Wilmington, and not from
Baltimore. Now, will you permit us
10 ask n question Who brought the
diaes. 50 to our city? We can prove that
the frs. case OF small pOX did not ar-
pear in the Second street market, but
at leass o week before any butcher took
it. The market house has always been
kept in healthy condition large
three inch gum hose is used for washing
il ont. There are at present eighty-nVe
stall holders out OF eighty eight who
are enjoying the best of health, and
will be- found NJ their stalls any time.
This Abatement we feel in Guty bound
to make to the public and to our custo-
msrs a, well As IOr the Market House
Company. WM. MILLER, President.
}. II. JOSiIN,
SAMUEL G, DILL,
A. !. KorCu,
-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
SETEM RUeGIARY.
sharp's Dry tIoods store Broken
11tB.

A9 arepGrier W as going 10 his hOma
1t . late hour last night, he saw Officer
Cannon aud VicEefs standing At Fourth
ana Market streets, and having his
s1spcions aroused, inqlfel II any
iUlug vas the matter. Upon their
answering IN the negative he continued
on, but lsComi nR satisfied that sJms-
rbinp more than common was taxing
place, returned md took position
where he could sec if anything trans.
p!raa.
He had not long to wait. for but a
few miOUtes had elapsed when Sergeant
C0BnsIl came down the street accom-
panied by Mr.. sharp, and after few
words with ths Ctti@erR, the party en-.
tere1 the stOrs. As he had already
been called ont several times before At
night and fonnu nothing WroDR he had
some Hesitation in going, but finally
concluded to accompany he Sergeant,
Altar they entered, tho 5tOre was
searched with the exception Of "a small
room III the rear. The party then pro-
ceeded 10 tho cellar, aud while tneg
wero Engaged in searching there, the
tGjavCH made their exit, having been
concealed ia the small room back OF
trb store.
Shortly after they entered, TWO men
G.ms ouL 1T side door on Fourth
sIeet ara st2rted a break neck speed
toward tIcrcb, down which street it IS
be we'd tAsy tuyued.
Dti 1T ClyaOu came out immediate y
sitaf, bU. !a c0lid not Dave obtained
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

The examination for candidates for
admission to the training schools will
not take place until Vhe 10Th and 18th
of February.
Miss Lydia Talley, residing on the
Philadelphia pike, near the toll gate,
fell on the Ice on Monday and fractured
her arm AZ the wrist.
Captain joan Heacock, of the tug
Tarus, who has been confined TO his
house for tho past two weeks has re-
covered aud resaMed his duties yester.
day,
The stock of the tea store ef Jackson
and Franklin, No. 7o3 Market street
was sold by the sherlI,on Monday after
noon to j. II. HotioCkar Jr., Esq, for
1886.
Monday evening the lire plug at
Maryland avenue and Csdar street
bnrstsd and aooded the street. A gang
Of men were Immediately put TO work
to repair the break.
The Pearson Machine Works at N ar:
Gus Hook have bseu purchased by n
Connecticut party, and will be run
hereafter by The Titanic Steel Casting
Company.
Ton gondoIa cara were clipped yes
to-day by bowers x DnIe to the Nor
folk & Western railroad company, and
sixteen transfer tracks to the Ehenan
doab railroad.
The side walls Of the furnace Of one
Of the boilers at the Jity Mill fell in on
Saturday, and the WortEington pump
was not run until Monday evening,
when the repairs to the furnace were
completed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
EIec,iDs 4. n. eaatOTe.

Besides the 5a lUUu4 Tor senator
Saulsbuly in the Delaware Legislature
Yesterday, IN when he received all the
votes cast but one, the following Other
ball1tiuss took place in other States CT
the Union: Iaham G. harris was re.
elected L. 5. Senator by the Tennessee
Ltgis Ature, receiving II votes III the
Senate and 5S ia the House Matthe"
W Ransom was t-elected u S. Sena
tor by the North Carolina Legislature
In tho senate ne received 33 votes to II
for johnson, Republican. Ia the
House four Republicans voted for Ran.
som, and the vote stood: Ransom, 70!
johnson, 81. William Z. Frye was re-
elected L. S. Senator by the Maine
Legislature. He received IN the Senate
27 votes to 9 for Plaisted. and in the
House l0S to 80 Tor Piaisted.
In the balloting for U. s. Senator by
the Minnesota Legislature yesterday,
there WAS no choice. The Senate gave
Window % votes, Wilson (Dem.) 3,
NJ. II. DunueiI t, and Gordon g. Cole .
the rest scattering.
Mr. WtndUm lacked one vote OF cleo
tiou. In the Hcu"e Wlndom received
II votes, ID less tnam u0cesaNry to elect;
Wilson IT Buuneil Il. and Kindred l.
the RESI- scattering.
The Michigan Legislature baliotAd
yesterday for U, s. Souator without
result. la the Senate the vote stood:
Ferry, Republican, II; Stopt, Fusion,
a; Scattering, s.
Ia the House. Ferry, 10; Stout, So;
Il. A ballot Will be taken
in iuiuL convention o.iAy,
join Il. Keuna, now Congressman
from the Tpird District Of West Nir.
vmIa, was yesterday roniNa"e0 tor L.,
.. Senator by The Democratic caucus
vi lhe LoEis,atnre Of that State. Ihe
election wllI take place on Tuesday
next,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

Ia the the L. s. Senate yesterday
Mr.. Plumb, from the Committee ou az
prDprjaIiUns, reported the Pos oil -
appropriation hill, ana gave st ttcc
hu45 he would move irs ca si'crAt on
to-day. Mr.. Dawes, from the Commit
tse on Indian Affairs, repor',d bill to
ptOYtde for tho allotment Il lands in
seyeraity 10 the Ot."wn9 in TIE Indian
Territory, "and for other purposes. /"
The Ben Holiday bill, WAS considered
and went over.
The House bill to modify the Postal
Money Order System was reported,
fGvorably. Mr.. Miller, of New York,
introduced bill, which was referred,
to prevent the importation of adulter-
aIei teas. TIE consideration Of the
Tar!h bill WAS resumed, ana speeches
were made by MessIs. Beck, Sherman
and Morgan. Oh the genera subject OF
the Tariff. After this, several amend
meuts were adog ted to various para
graphs. Adjourned
la tho Huuse, Joseph +. Tay (or,
elected from the Sixteenth district Ut
Ohio to succeed updcarhF decetshd !,
appeared and was sworn IN. Mr.. kas-
BUn, from the Committee On Foreign Al
fairs, reported the iJint resolution pro-
viding candi,ionaily for the termina-
ton of the Iiawa allan Treaty of $50, and
8s re.erI ed to the house CaleUdar.
4 conference report On the A@ricUltuT-
Al bii. was agreed 10. The bill rsgrlat'
ing the removal Of Gases from STATE to
Federal courts WAS considered. PENDING
which. Mr.. Kelley, from me Committee
on Ways ana Means, repu"rb ihe Tar!ii
if UA!, and it. was referred to Luo Com
nit ee of the Whole. MIR, Kelly ther,
by direction Of the Committee, offered Il
resolution that the House Proceed on
Tuesday, 43Td January, to consider he
bill. Mr.. Tucker, Of N.rginia, objected
10 tie resolution, and it was not cOnsid.
erul. The bill Tor the retnoVa, 0t cases
10 yle Federal courts gas then passed.
The Naval Appropriation bill was re
ported and referred 10 tn" Committee ot
the Whole. Mr.. Hammond, from the
Ju'iclary CommiteC, submitted areport
"A the matter Of the Contingent mem
Der from Nebraska" which was order
ell to be printed and re committed.
The rerort rec ymmepds that the EVIL
deuce be- furnished the District Attor-
uey and Attorney General III Washing
ton and the Governor of Nebraska, that
tuey may take action in the case.
Representative Valentine is eXoneratod
from any knowledge of or conlpllcity in
the fraud. The HOUSE, at i've minutes
past five o'clock, aHiOnrned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
s:r;:S.|z5RAkKGy'S|!ij

! sun rises ia. sun sets 5.01.
Good steel knives ana forks for 20 cts n set
&. $. Humphrey II Bro, one-price matters
| Dr Barmuns Office 1874 Camac St, Phila
| For cut flowers and funeral designs, go t.
| 45 Market It.
FpUe Is Il. Plain Gold Rings, at +. f.
| liani-s ID East Fourth st.
H. NJ. Mulln has Il full stock Of tobacco
and cigars for 1858, j2j W. Front It.
A positive cure for Catarrh. Hay Fever
| cold in head Is EIy's Cream Balm. See adY't,
Epr the best cough candy in the city, go to
Hollis the Old fashion mOiasscs candy man,
| No. III Market street, second door below Sec
oDd street.
Every Chicago paper starts Of its Langtry
article with the observation that "Shc sat
down to breakfast and called tor the -
giving its own namc.)
Instead of having written on his tombstone.
| " II" never told lie, the greatest man Of
| modern times will probably prefer the words,
" lie never stole an umbrella.
A huld-headed man, who has heard that
| the hairs Of a man. head are numbered,
wants 10 know f there Is not some place
whore he can obtain the back numbers.
| Canton flannel drawers, red flannel under
wear, blue flannel laced shirts, own make.
| Cardigan jackets, H. and W. collars stylish
| go
'he u IHG saduesl iholhehts ~ ne II "lcii
| q nun nun !, Looking ltiTonSh an oil ye"t, ana
| lh'hhs ne ms iouhd u eh-ceht p'eco' "hl'i'
"H'H pI"usht u H4"t''uiHH "uI " DC cough
| lpiCHgc.
After looking at the specimens Of Greek
art 1T the Museum. the other day. II gentle
man remarked "Cfrccce must he very
warm country. Nobody seems to wear cloth
.....,. ,,,.-,., ...,-.,
| 10" iphE ought II man 10 lINe' aShS u
| virginia paper. tur answer "ouil DC tlat
| 'uan 'h"uln i've !oHE enough 10 hohoraply
| pa! al ~ "eOI'' an" IleI' nle Vi hot' I"'' a9
N' sees H.
hr. harmon arrived in this city to-day
noon. and can uc consulted free of charge
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

George Scheller, essee CT the bar-room
in the i'll. faIeu Newhall Houseat Mil
saukee, was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of having set fire tothe hotel.
| t is said the arrest was made on a
statement of Linehan and anothe en-
ployee. that they " saw Scheller in tha
wood room where Linehan says the
fire originated, and that he was there
after o'clock that morning." The
prisoner is Kept under a strong guard
in the county jail, threas Of lynching
having been made Another account
states that Scheller. says he closed the
saloon at l.3Otl. N, on the morning OF the
tire. but it has heAn found ont thai in
Company with VIII Saunderson and Tom
Dunbar, he returned to che saloon after
3 y. IL. SCheler was known to be in
peUuniary difficulties, He has been
ON a spree since the fire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

A large crOwd gathered Al The
American theatre, rAisaatNh}a, Nom
day evening, on tbs occasion OF the
proposed benefit to Mike O!eary, tie
heavy weight boxer, but by order Of
Mayor King the police force were on
hanl in uumbsrs, and forbid any one
entering the hail John J. Sullivan,
who was TO have wound up with
Cleary, came over from New YORK,
accompanied by ice Cohuru, Nmt left the
city as soon ~ il was seen thst III" police
Intended to interfere. 1t is probable
that the Mayor right TO s.pp tbs ex-
hih.t.Uu will hB Jts1el in he court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
TFa nIssE'f plarps

|@HA n arriaGs ceremony caEiH TO Hn az
Snpt and ludicrous termination tha
161ssr day In Atlanta, Ga. A prom
H0nt Clergyman, OF that city hsvinG
GSssented 10 upiio d c0lured couple,
&od jus. asked the solemn 4WG,'Ilou'
wit thon take this woman? etc',
yhen an old narae Of the bridegroom
ruked her head into tho room and sa'u
Ss3enry, l Jess dar you to say yes.
1nry sank into the nearest chair with
90 q " ord, and the company thought
lully withdrew.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
y,isaOfPabllc sales.

Is. Ionn Tweed. AvOnlalc, ia.
Is, Amos w. House, Chadds lOru, ln,
10, Thomas >Stimmell, wilmington, Del
* A. McCnullcy En-, Wilmington, Del
l3 Henry Kane, Christiana itd.
"A, Frank Law, christina Hd.
70, l.. W. Stidham y son, clty' -,
", Edward Wilson, Brandywlno Hl'
~, Philip Anbold, city, oth ward.
80. Estate Of J. T.. Hudson, ST. fcorS,c57'
30, Jacob J.. Goodlcy. BranlyWiho hd
81, Lewis Graves, ChristIana HID,
/. W. n. Dawson, near Kirkwood;;
q, Thomas Wilson, Christlana Hd.
ID, l.. +. AdaIr, Wilmington, Del.
~, Jacob Casho, White Clay Creek
~, j, r. Richardson, Mill Creek no
%, l.. +. Adair, Wilmington, Del
70, q. NJ. u. Lyman, Mill Creek.
~ Samuel Donncll, White Clay Creek
2s, Bcnamin Campbell, Newark, DGi'
!, Mrs Jahca Rnnks, Mill Greek HI
6, John Bradford, New Castle ia.
y, Isaac Nuilor, lirandywInc IA.
~, Atwood WcIdIn, New Castle Hd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

EB VI OF Department, once of IN" Vh'ei
De9nal Ohcor, Washington, January
e A. NJ
LIZ wEAgHAH KErnRr FOR TO-DAY
" Ifor the Middle Atlantic states !;
ijnsmer clondy weather, Win ram OF
Nv, northeast veer!ng 30 s2n'"e"s'
W1nds, lower pressure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
tbs INAUGURAL.
4nE EDwS Cs1BnLD WITH WIN
IIuRS- THE MORNING PKo-
CEEDIaGS.

arx,ctol corrcepoudcncc Of the lIirt gLI.AS.
DOVER, Del, Jan, lb, SO.
People welo astirat an early hOui
i this morning, they being uhaole 10
min much ret with the thought OF
the eapproaChing inaugural OF the new
CSoyeruor, and long before the hour . 10
Sfvei tor tho ceremonies TO begin, thr
9lreets In the vicinity of the UapitoI
vefe lined with people. sdsseH was
vell represented, 80 much so that it oc'
nnaionea many comments. Many per
800 were here from Now Castle county,
+ "a the people of Kent turned Out III
lneRp plumbers"
Il The State Caritol Band, Of this town,
(nrnishsd tho music for the occasion
\ 11d made tie green resound with their
snnolodeB. ,--.,
Relow will DO found tnll account OF
- PROCEEDINGS Of bo'h Houses OF me
kaeem bly,, toge.her with the inangaral
I o11ren oules up to the adjournment Al
noon.
sESATE- MORNING SESSION.
aAnate called 10 order at 10 o'clock
sfln motion Of Mr.. Cooper, q joint roso.
tton .on IN 7i,, fnr .he nurpose of
OsvcN 'n' rav.rnnr in +. bo,ly dur.
n sNII VI in,nra, ceremonies. was
~ the in""s'
CPNn' ,,o,f Mr. Yora.v. the Senate
nrDceede ed to elect a United States Stna'
for. with tho following result
NJ. Belts voted tor Nathaniel b'
Amitber., and Mpesrs. DR.. Chandler,
n ssI,. s.a1A" =. po, unr..y. Edward
muo' ~ ~, Ma,,-a ,,a Sn.aker
L 11;s..sa, ,,Ntnd for the Hon Eli. Saus
o0per 'o'o' W, I,ai'r.i SDI .I.c,,i
|3s.s p't,- i,,,oduced and had read
sSxtSslii IpcnrDpyatlrp the Delaware Beet
n A0lar Co. lne ri lhcotPo'"ins 'No
Il 6SionAl DrUlgint C". WaS Feao
I! nond time and i"tetfed to lhe 'oha'
ftee on Corporations
sS# PC Sehal" trht"trsh III 'h' Jo'",
y utiuns, pgrscuted hy the CLERK oi
4 III ouse appointing state treasurer
z 9ditcr aud Hibrar,aL.
Bss1),, motion tua vot5 u" the JOINT Ec"o-
fiDp IN reference " Htate Librarian
re -GonHideron an" a''or"a'u' n""'
Buried in.
b. following bliIs were reAo So'l
time: An act 10 Foe' tne WV ~
Ia lauds in tho city OF New Castle
an act entitled Competency OF
brs in Capital cases"
n. Cooper Introduced 'ho ioi'o"ing
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q 1be Home tor Friondlors aud Desi-
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&p. 100 Revised Statutcs, ehtltItn W
q oOrs - anh an act hool'Shins ''o
nfingUf the conNicts jacket a" u
& h /. Of crime.
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