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We know of no way that we can benefit
our readers more than by calling attention
10 Johnson's Anodyne Imminent. n IL the
oldest and most valuable patent medicin
IN tho world. Everybody should keep it in
the house., IL will check diarrhma aud
ly-,nloiy ia one hour.
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They had "horning.bee" down In In.
diana the other night to give a newly mar.
ried pair scnd.off, aud The surgeon who
picked tho bird shot out OF seven diffsreul
serenaders said no never knew gun "a
scatter 30 before. 49, "
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Inferred.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 1.-THE remain :
OF the latc Governor Morgan were interr d
At Cedar Hill cemetery this afternoon. A
special train conveyed large number Of
Hartford, ">'
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No humbug. Come and be convinced
that you can buy goods at the the Cryulal
Palace at one.half the price as elsewhere,
BAN KLEIN, Assignee.
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suRs CURE ron nLAoK LEG.

BCrTEecrP. fxaAs. August - 1881.
hessrs. Morley Rros.
GkSIekNsS = hAve sod ~WoNpEAEuL
Eieaf 10 several Of my osSr5rers who used
u Tor the sure 81 BLACK lSG ~ irving
ne OF tSo doses internally and applying It cx-
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
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:, At one Of the receptions the other day at
New forE, three dozen cages Of cauAry
birds wsrbleden the drawing rooms.
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BvrrxScvs. TKxAs. SEPT. 4 Use.
This Is to certify that we have used ycur
"WOSpERUL EIGHT for SLACK CtS
n Cattle by giving from IS 10 y arOps intsr-
nAlly AM applying externally once or tvt0e TO
The parts aheciei, sad & gave immediate rclief
A. J. NcLCRE WI SaIFIErr,
A. J. STEWARD. WILL NCLURE.
IN a xNrUrtaus n,,
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elegant SPRING and SUMMER STOCK

lhou Resident Buyer purchasing M adver.rc
dodge to money but simply HONEST held
public TIi1ITv
PRE- MARCH 1883. - - 80 -
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"Prickly Ash bitters" is purely vcgeta.
Bile In composition. II acts directly on the
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels, afford.
ingrelief and cure IN all cases,
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dresses fashionably made; will also attend
70 cutting and fitting. Mrs. G. G'Sell, 6lS
Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros.
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In orde show the public that give
Gentleman Child will be furnished attending
benefited to
STOCK on hand of taken of the MAMMOTH
WOLFE BARUCH amount
O for
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MCKINNEY feb' lh--County commis'
week, appointing road overseers, and among
other things, allowing official money TO the
different officers. giving the county Judge
500, county clerk 5000, and sheriff $500.
W. 4. Cox, our district clerk, who as one oil
the commissioners couple of years ago,
voted against this cy-oilicio business, neg.
lected to flo his olgim, and the court says
he must "knockn before he can receive.
Mr. Cowan still continues very low, and
II is feared, should he recover, that he Will
lose his mind.
Ground covered with snow and wood sell
ing at s. cord.
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Cases of YarIous Kinds.

Abner Carpenter was held in the sum OF
S10O bail for his appearance at court, by the
Mayor last evening, upon the charge OF lar,
ceny, Theodore Scott, swearing, tna'
CARPENTER drugged him and then stole his
weeks wages. James Trusty, arrested upon
the same charge was dismissed, the evil
dence not being sufficient to hold him
John Kane, charged with being dlsorderly
on Sunday was fined so cents and costs.
John Wesley Hill, who succeeded in making
himself nuisance in the neighborhood oi
Eighth and DUPONT streets yesterday, wa:
fined So and costs. During Johns playful
mood, in which he broke open doors and
tore down gates, he received an ugly cut over
the head, he knew it was there but did MOI
know how it came there. Two cases oil or
dinary drunkenness were disposed of at thi;
morning session of police court.
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LOCAL LAcONICs.

The G. A. R, Posts are now drilling fire.
quently.
Joseph L. Carpenter is excavating for the
foundations of seven brick houses on the
corner of Eleventh and Orange streets.
Thomas Dreln g. Son are building three
16-feet life RATS for the steamer Mariposa,
being built by Cramp & Sons of Phila-
delphia.
George W. Bush of this city has sold one
fourth of the steamer John e. Tygert to
John E. Tygert & Co. of Smyrna for
81, 1920.
The Kent County Court adjourned yester-
day, after granting all applications for
liuuor licenses excepting Fred Windolph's,
at Dover
The Republicans of the Niath ward meet
at the Old Academy tomorrow evening TO
nominate a candidate for the Board of
Publ: Education.
The owners of the tug boat Edith have
settled for 81 200, the claim of the steamer
Thomas Clyde for damages sustained by
collision last summer.
E, Ainsworth, manufacturer OF the pat
ent steam pipe and boiler covering, is erect
ing a two-story brick factory, 2Ox6O feet, at
the foot of Orange street.
The crew of the libelled schooner Bessie
Morris has been discharged. The vessel is
still at New Castle, where she will remain
until her sale by Marshal McMullen on
Saturday next.
There was a fair attendance at the Tenn
nerance Conference in the Friends Meeting
| House, Fourth and West streets, last even
ing. Friends Quarterly meeting is in pro-
gress there to-day.
| An old man narrowly escaped being
crushed to death on Saturday evening by
being caught between the end OF the Third
street bridge and post. He was badly cut
about the head and neck.
The expected conference between the
| Water Commission and the Finance Com
mittee of CITY Council did not take place
last evening, owing to the failure OF the
Councilmen to be present.
The remains of John 7. Reedy of New
Castle were inferred in the Old Cathedra
Cemetery yesterday, and those of the un
known man killed at Kirkwood April 20
were buried in the Potters' Field.
Electric bells were placed at various rail
road crossings in the city yesterday. The!
are connected by wire with BrandyWin'
Station and when train passes that pom
the bells are rung to give notice OF its ap
proaeh. .,
Alfred CheffiDs of No. 9O5 Bennett street
: a ship carpenter, employed by the jackson
& sharp Company, fell from scaffold yes
J terday afternoon, distance OF SIX lee'
sttiking on bis head and shoulders and SUI
tanning severe injuries,
Grand Master Joseph H. Chandler, of th
l. o, o. F., will install the newly electe
a officers of the various lodges as follow
4 Nav 1, Asylum, No. %; May 2, Hope, NJ
o 81: NAV 8, jefferson, No. Q, and Eden, N
J. 81; Nav 4, Fairfax, No. 8 and Columbi
+ No. 90; May 5, Mechanics, No. 4, an
], Brandywine, No. 1s; May z, Delaware, N
& and Hermann, No. 30; May National,
V 81. George's; May 10, Oriental, at Newarl
May Il, Washington at New Castle.
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OFFICIAL ELECTIONS.

Hermann Lodge, No. 80, elected the fol,
lowing: N. G., Morris Faber; V. g., Henry
Neumann; Recording Secretary Louis
Miller. =.
Delaware Lodge, No. !, l; y; ~ "; W;;,,is@ isSo
gTeGirs T Green: Y. G., John s. Sample; Record
ing in Secretary, John s. LOckard' d r ;,
e Oriental Lodge, No. 12, |; o, Q. F., OF
Newark has elected the following 6Sapes pIeseTs R.
n g., .Is John Rteording A MGl Secretary, William H.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Stevens, Secretary syo. Of
the Women's Foreign Missionary Society
organized branch society yS.A at AISSry ,Se follow M
snn nf,icers were elected: President, Miss
mi mi. 0IeS Marvel; Vice President, Miss Lille
Treasurer, Miss Rickerts; CollecS1rs,d @Id sin sne
Misses Hattie Redmile, Lille Naqdaln
Lille Mynich, Aura Durham and jennie
/ McFndden.
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DELAWARE CITY.
Bishop Lee at Christ Church-Iliyers at
wOrk-Personal Notes, etc.

Bishop Lee AT CnflSC CnuEch-1lN6Fb hL
WOrk-Personal Notes, etc.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.i
DELAWARE CITY, April 30.-Bishop Lee
preached at the Christ P. E. Church last
evening. His text was from the Gospel OF
st. John, XXX chapter, 80 verse. After the
sermon he administered the rites OF confirm
alton upon five new members.
Divers with their lighters are at work
raising the barge Boney Carpenter, which
was sunk last week by the John l. Brady.
They expect to have her raised in a lew
days.
George Shuster will move his family to st.
Johns, New Brunswick, where he expects
to superintend the building of a dry Cock
for Mr.. Simpson.
Delaware City is lit up at night by fires
from the surrounding marshes.
The new freight depot has been built and
ladies' and gentlemen's waiting room put
in the passenger depot.
The oyster pungy james Scanton ha2 her
stern and rudder washed away III the storm
yesterday morning down the bay.
The Delaware City hotel has had two new
lamps placed in front of it, which throws
out brilliant light at night.
Sturgeon have made their appearance In
the river at this point. They can be seen
most any day spouting around in the water
| playing havoc with the shad nets.
A number of Delaware City's lovers OF
base ball will go to Wilmington on Friday
to witness the game between the Quicksteps
and Actives of Reading. A rivalry has
always existed between the two cluos which
started in the days of the the old QuicksteT
club, and considerable money is heJ on
Fridays game. Odds of $50 to $50 ART
given that the Actives will win.
The erection of the phosphate factory ii
being rapidly pushed forward and it viii
soon be ready for the roof.
Peter Mulligan had one of his fingers
badly mashed ON the railroad last week b,
having it caught between two ties.
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waiting Red Men.

On Monday evening next MInqua Tribe,
No s,I. o. r. NJ, of this city, will celebrate
its anniversary on which 4Ss occasion ion it 1sa S be be
visited BY Paay1n6 TSe YsoTs ITD Vim SO Ss received s
at the depot by Minqua Tribe and the First
Regiment Band, and a parade will follow
with Past Great Sachem William F. Har-
rison as Chief Marshal. The column will
form on French street and march over the
following route: French to Fourth, to
Market, 10 Eleventh, to Poplar, to Third, to
sbipIey, to the wigwam. An open council
fire viii be held with Great Sschem Edwin
F. Eckel on the stump. He will deliver an
address of welcome. The remaining ex'
ercises will consist of addresses, recitationi
and music. A reception and supper will b.
rendered the guests in the Herdman Build
ing
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wants to be Reinstated.

A Board of Inquiry was organized in the
Mayor's private room in the City Hall last
evening his Honor acting as chairman. This
action was taken, the Mayor states, to hear
and inquire into the complaints against ex.
patrolman Mccullough, who was dismissed
sometime ago upon serious charge. He
further stated that as no charge had beer
preferred, that the action of the Board las
evening was not of public nature. 4
large number of Witnesses were examined
but for what reason 1t does not appear
although it is rumored that the dismissed
officer wishes to be reinstated, and selected
this method of clearing himself in the eye
of the Mayor.
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BUTLER AS A ALmoNER.
He Proposes to Advance Money for the
support of AN Almshouse-

He Proposes to Advance Money for the
Support of AN AlmshOuse.
BosToN, April 36-The Governor, in ac-
knowledging the consent of the State Board
of Health to take charge OF the Tewksbury
Almshouse, has written caustic letter IN
which he says he proposes to furnish money
to carry on the almshouse un,
til the Legislature can make appro'
priations for its support, but he
will neither furnish it or permit 1t to be
furnished if it is to be expended by
the present superintendent. If the Legis-
lature appropriates money for the Tewks-
bury he will not permit any money to be
drawn from the treasury if it is to be spent
by the officials now in office. He calls the
attention of the Board to the fact thai
they can appoint no officers without
his consent, and as he has not con
sented to the appointment Of the present
| officials, he does not propose to allow any
bills contracted by them. Referring to the
custom of the assistant Attorney General tC
sign opinions, he suggests that number o.
customs which have prevailed may have
been distasteful to the people of the State
and possibly may have had something to d.
with the change of political sentiment.
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Personal.

Dr. D. Il. Houston of Lewes, who has
been seriously Ill since the recent death OF
his son in this city, is slowly recovering
Councilman G. W. Talley of the Seventh
ward will be candidate for reelection: 80,
likewise, will be Councilmen hiake OF 1ne
Third and McKenna OF the First wards
James Bradford and family, the Rev. g.
W. Dubois, D. D., and family OF this eity'
and Miss Nellie Dorsey and niece OF WASH
;n0ton. d. C., in all party of IL, went to
Rshoboth yesterday morning to stay
week.
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The polls will open at y O'Clock moon and close
A. O'Clock y. m The memhSrs 70 be eieeteu'
and the polling places are as follows:
Flrs, ward-One member for two years. Polls
old No. 10 h,ol, second near washington
street. - -
second ward-One member for two years
Polls FELTON, House, Southeast corner OF Second
ami Walnut streets. . ,,,,
Third y ard-One memNe or two years. Pols
No 10 School Elm and Arans streets.
Fourth ward-One member for two years
Polls No. school, Southwest corner Seventh ana
Pine streets. - -. ~.
member for one year. Polls No. 9SchoOl, North-
west corner Eighth and Wollaston streets, =,
sixth ward-One member for two years. Folls
No school, Walnut above Twelfth street.
Seventh wnrd-One member for two years;
Polls No. school, Northeast corner eVenth ano
Eishth ward-One member for twoyears. Polll
No s school, Northeast corner Seventh ana
Spruce. -, r., 49,, .,.. Dali.
Old Academy, Vandever avenue. ,,,
Tenth ward-One member for two years EoIls
No is chool Harrison above Third street.
Eleventh ward-One member for TWO years
Polls No. 10 school, Oak and Harrison streets.
O''' ~ " HENRY b. MORROW,
a24-lOt Secretary Bo I'd of Public EDUCATION
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t,rovned In a Ditch.

A very lood horse belonging to colored
man named Quinn, who lives over Eleventh
street ridge, was placed in a pasture field
on Mar h lane, Saturday last, The field
has / re and deep ditch running through
It. and some time during the night, the
animal evidently attempting to get drink
slipped down the embankment and was
drowned, The horse was valued at $500.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
snaeian polins Annnintsd.

AS summer draws on apace and the
time for swimming draws on at the same
rate. it becomes necessary for the authori-
ties to take action In the matter of police
men on the Brandywine. Accordingly the
Mayer last evening "swOre in" Charles w.
Simmons and Thomas B. Turner, as specials,
to do duty on the Brandywlne. They have
been uniformed and will go on duty imme-
diately
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
u.ar n.s. Fowlar,s Fras

lecture in Masonic Hall Tuesday evening on
1Phrenology," as applied to "Love and
Marriage, and Wednesday evening. to
males only; admission, % cents; subject,
"Manhood.n Consultations as to your
own and family's phrenology, best business,
between a. m. and 10 p. m. till Friday
only. Now, If ever.
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NOTICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS. /

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
~, To the Sheriff Of New Castle county
IL. 8. fGreetinR: ~ ,,.,,o .,, ha-
(~~) WHEREAs, Mary II. BROOKE oy heI
netitIou to the Judges Of our superior court nisu
In the office of the PrOthonotary OF tine saiu court
in and for the county of New Castle, for tine cnuse
OF complaint therein alleged has maue appLCs-
lion 10 our said Judges that decree may De pro-
nonnced dissOlVing the marriage exisLnR ps-
tween the petitioner and her hVsoand' JAheS D.
We therefore command as your predecessor hath
hsen heretofore commanded, that you SUMMON
lanes r. Brooke so that he be and appear before
ihe indges Of our said court at the next Term
thereof 10 be held at Wilmington, on Monuag
the fourteenth day Of May next 70 answer tne @
allegations of the said petition, and also 70 SHY
cause If any he has, why decree oI ia lns saaa ~
court should not be made dissolving the marrlaEe
existing between him and the saia petihhoes. ph es
according TO the Act OF Assembly In snch aa case
made and nruyided, and also to do and receive
Shat the said court shall then and there cOhsluei
| Concerning him in this hehalf as 70 tne LOU, soui
shall seem meet and consistent win Ihe p prov, W
/ sions OF the said Act Of Assembly anu nave you
i then this writ. +, c.o,,. rso a,
ington the fifteenth day OF December A.
II ei9hfeen hundred and eighty-tWo.
lssueo 1Eo. A. MAXWELL, Pro'y;
| The above is a true copy of the ais. sums. Nc
| 9o NAV l. 1883 Mary II. Brooke vs.. james ID
i Rrooke Libel for Divorce. - ,,,,D, S,o.,T
suERIFF's OFFICE, VIII. DEL, Feb. l. 1885,
| feb5-l6t, ltaw
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Flourl Not Chalk |
THIS is PURE!

DO you know what kind of
-four you are using! Mind,
bread is the staff of life, but it
is a very weak staff if not
made of good -four.
l keep the best and the
best is always the cheapest.
The Home Comfort is made
of mixed wheat from different
Western States and is always
good and is not costly. |
would like to establish -four
routes through the city. You
know how much you use every
week. Just leave me an order
for that much and l will be
punctual in delivering the
quantity at the time you need
it.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
Reduction of Prices.

Manager Jesse X. Baylis has succeeded in
getting the prices of admission to the
Iangtly entertainment reduced to rs cents,
81 and $1.5O, with no extra charge for re-
served seats. This is lower than they have
been fixed In any other city.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
NOTICE /

Proposals will be received until May q, 1873,
for printing three hundred copies OF the journal
of the senate Of the State of Delaware session OF
1885, v It'll an index. rhe journal TO be printed
in octave, in long primer type, SO as 70 contain
and nays In line In compact form. The proposal
should inclu de printing binding a,d all II, ms
of charge, Thirty volumes 70 he bound In law
sheep. The Journal to be pTinted In more con-
densed form than heretofore.
CHARLES w. whitley, JR.,
Clerk OF Senate session of 1855
LEwEs, DEL, Ap ril rs, 1883. a27-Sw
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4 kEGLSTER,S NOTICES.
TERIs ORDER.

u
RReIsTER's OFFICE,
Castle Co., DEL, April 3, 1855
anplication of Samuel Handy,
or Charity Mousley, late OF Brandy-
,dred. In said county, deeeasssa,,
ed and directed by the Register thai
NOR aforesaid give notice OF ktaho1 kta ~
Ised. with the date of 8 rantinE z theTeoll g l3 W
advertisements TO bt posted withlh Is iofss ny
om the date OF such letters IN slA Steati Si hno
Iubfic places Of the county OF New a. Sas.ihe tha
iring an persons having demands against, ~, IN
e TO nresent the same or abide by an acs "a %
embly in such case made and proyidesdl,.e sl,e ssms
. cause the same to be inserted WITHIN ths sr
riod in the DAILY GAzETTEt onn
Der published in Wilmington, ana W Oe WV
med therein three weeks, (e. o. a; oToA,ce
~l Given under the hand and seal 0i .l,, Utn0e
:. g. $ofthe Register aforesaid, st WHINING N .SIa ~
- Sin New Castle County, Aforesaid, the oay
= year ~'0's 3. @. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE. =,
ktersons having claims, against the esta.S " "
leased. must present the same duly atpesySsu
Executor on or before April Sro,
AAbide the act of Assembly In snch case
provided. SAMUEL HANB1.
UAymont. Del.
eA-8w tts
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KATE KANE.
Milwau kee's Female Lawyer Sent Back
Again to Jail.

Again to Jail.
MILWAUKEE, April 30.-The decision OF
United States Commissioner Ryan releasing
Kate Kane, the female lawyer, ON haheas
corpus proceedings, because Judge Malery,
of the Criminal Court committed her YER
bally for contempt in throwing water in
his face, was this morning reversed by
Judge Hamilton of the Circuit Court, who
reviewed the case on a writ OF cefiia.ait.
Miss Kane was remanded to Jail. Bail was
offered, but Judge Hamilton decided that
the case was not bailable. The prisoner said
she would never pay the fine if she stays in
Jail all her life.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE
have for sale Clover, Timothy, Hungarian
Orchard Grass, Nilet-I.awn Gr,ss, etc. ! have
a full me OF Ga den Seeds I have the agencr
for The sale OF GLOBE GUANO, designed rs-
pee ally for spring or rs: 1t is lai" ed that a
crops. eed Pot ltOes,. Rock, Liverpool aud
shton Sa'ts Nice Western Oats, Cracked
Corn, etc Mill Feed ly the ton or car load !
nave some hnp brands OF Western Flour; try 1t
once, apd d you will have no other.
m3O-tf Second and Orange streets.
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NOTICE.
School Election.
SATURDAY MAY 5ru, 1888.

Notice is hereby given that an Election foI
twelve members of the Board OF Education ol
the city of Wilmington will be held on
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
INVESTMENTS.

We are now making small and large invest
m mis- In Eastern and Western Mortgages AT o.
:. and per cent. Not dollar OF principal os
interest lost by any interested cusIonie,s 20
vears of business. a25-0t hEALD y ~.
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PUBLIC SALES.

ptBLlC SALE.-t0R SATURDAY,
MAY 10Th In the Tenth and Eleventh wards
salhwestern part of the city. Send in promptly
llafsls of lots ami other properties for this
af a2s-4t HEALD so.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-01

The following fire record for the past
month is furnished by Lee G. File, tobacco
mist, of No. los East Fourth street: Mon
day' April 2, f.4O p. NJ, box %, false alarm;
Tuesday, April 3, 10 p. M, box 20, false false
alarm; April IA, 7.2O p. m, box %, false
alarm; April 81, 2.1O p. M, slight burning
of the roof of house No. Ill East
Water street, no alarm; loss trining.
The total number of arrests for the month
of April, reported by Chief of Police
Hpwkins' is 21S, distributed as follows;
Drunk and disorderly, SO; drunk, 81; dis
orderly conduct, 81; assault and battery,
II: larceny, IA; violating city ordinance, g.
violating the laws of Delaware, 8; vagrancy
2; cruelty to children, peddling without
license, tresspassing and passing counter
felt coin, each.
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EXECUTORS SALE
A. OF
REAL ESTATE
AND
Personal Property,

Nv athe late Margaret Adair, win be sold at public
atih the village OF Glasgow, Pencader hundred
IN C,atle county, Delaware, on TUESDAY,
Aal 81 5sS ON the premises, as iollows:
~ y ldnd situated in the above village, Joining
~ Aelh dist cnu. en anu Newark road, and the
sg l Of the iAie samuel Harris, with good two
wy i'ame house, with porch, containing 8
aais; also Il tenement mouse, stable and other
..nlidings, containing a square perches, more
~ ms; A. tne SAINT INT, the personal property
w. ~ Beds, bureaus carpets, stoves and numer-
ssiether articles. The sale Of personal property
sammence at 10. 20 O'cl ok and the real estate
.se sold at II O'Clock, sharp.
atMs. Ms.-Fwenty per cent cash as soon as the
rP'fty Is struck of, 81, 900 can remain on bond
a.lnort age; the balance In fifteen days when
god deed will be given.
LEWIS +. ADAIR,
i Co., Executor OF Margaret Adalr.
w. STIDHAM & SONS, auctis.
a2I-s-smyl-3 7w2Tmy4-2O
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
100 Acres OF Standing Timber,
Chiefly YELLOW PINE and MAPLE

Hihin one mile OF railroad and three miles OF
ntii aud adjacent to other large and nne tracts
q timber land the growth of which is likewise on
atRrkat. For particulars as tolocAtiou. price,
ANS, e., address,
Ap 81 ,"Ss-if GATRTsTE OFrICE,