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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
Commissioners Sale Of II Farm
In ArbnCkle District, Mason

Commissioners Sale OF a Farm
In Arbnckle District, Mason
County.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Mason
| ID County Circuit Court, rendered on
the Sth day Of May, 1883, in the Chan
Gerry cause Of John II. Spencer, Admin
istrator Of VIM. Spencer, deceased, vs..
G. W. Spencer, ct. ais, shall MS Special
Commissioner appointed fur that pur.
pose, proceed TO sell at public auction,
Ut the front door OF the Court HOnse OF
Mason County, West Virginia on STAT.
urday, the 2lHt dNy Ol July, 1883,
the real estate Of which Vim. Spencer
died seized and possessed, the same be.
ing two several tractsUf land continuing
1871 acres more or less, situated on the
waters OF Kanawha Little Sixteen Mile
Greek, in ArbuCkle District, about .!
miles from the Kanawha River. Tie
land is improved aud in good condition
for farming.
Terms OF SALE-Cash as to one.thirl
Ofthe purchase money, and upon II credit
OF six and twelve months, in equal i'll
stallments for the balance thereof, tho
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest,
with approved security Tor said balance,
and the title will BIZ retained as u further
security. II. X. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that II. Il. Howard,
Special Commissioner, las given bind
with approved security in the abOvr
cause as required by law.
CElAS Il. WA(iGENER, Clerk,
Mason County Circuit Court.
iune Cow
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

Some correspondent in tho Gazette
docs not show much love and very
little respect for Mr.. James B. Ne.
mayer, the only Republican Office.
holder in the county, This fellow
is evidently hungry and vans his
place, which he'll never gct.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
A Valuable Dwelling House I'm
Point Pleasant for Sale,

7 OFFER for sale at a bargain, nv lato
l residence, on the East side OF Wand
street, just above Sth street, in the town
Of FONT Pleasant. The lot Is "A ieet
front by l52 feet deep, and contains a
little more than onc-sixth OF an acre.
The house Is q two-story frame, and corr.
tains four rooms andtwo halls, with an
l. containing four rooms, allin good rc.
pair there is q goodCcll0r, l9xiS leet
under the kitchen, and also a GOOD sta,
bic and buggy'house, with other ncces.
sary ont-buildings, Terms to suit nur.
chGers. ~ ~
sep9O,u, W. H. ToSILlNsoN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

II seems as il our article about
"Boss Golf" has Bit a tender place
in the editor Of the Wheeling Eve-
ming Journal. When a fellow kicks
as he does, he's hurt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

Rev, Henry Grey Earl of STAN.
ford, has married a colored woman
in Barbados, and his son William
Grey, has resigned his professor.
ship ut Codriugion College, Barba.
does, aud has returned 70 England,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

ION 81 Suites that il was moi
9mpnafehy, bus i royer !, Z 4
Che people, BY the penris..in II
people From q Sfeerk ef i'm \
JofdlH,in Olio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

A New Jersey law prohibits tho
sale of Cigaretts or tobacco in any
form to youth under sixteen years
ofage. There are some wise things
IN New Jersey besides Jersey JUS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

The Cincinnati Ncuw Journal
says: The foundations of the Re
publican party are breaking up.
Chaos has come again. A shcr.
man is to be removed from office.
This Sherman has been collector Of
internal revenue at Des Moines for
fifteen years and now he is to be
consolidated out When the sher.
mans begin to lose Office all will be
lost, There are lots of other sher.
man heads to fall, and of other
hearts to ache, If Arthur shoots in.
to that quarry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
TESTE:
. CHAs. b, WAGGENER, Clerk,
Menoger 4 llogg, Soils, [july4-iw,
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS,

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
The Defendants in the above named
cause will please take notice, that on The
4tl !lay OF August, 1883, ut the law office
Of Mbnager K Hon, In The town Of
Point Pleasant, Mason County, West
Virginia, between the hours Of s o'clocE
a. m; and 6 o'Oluck p. m. of Tint div /
shall proceed to tAketka dcposItioms ot
Thomas Fowler and Others, " Inc rnod No.
evidence in my behalf In the TIi,rv w. ans W.
titled suit. II from any cause tho; al
ing Of such dispositions shall not IN
commenced or completed on the day
Aforesaid, tho same will be continued
from day 10 day or from time 10 time,
ct the same place md between tho same
hours until the same Is completed.
., ., I. NORRIS, Z
Iuiya-'~ by Counsel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

! i
Y ls's'aEeny ppsii government pfl
The people, ~ the penpis..in ia
people Iloll q fserh cf i'm, TX
JofdaH,in Ohio. "
STATE News.
wheeling and vicinity ays, |
nearly a drowning per day n
The Braxton,c County whea, /,
promises a better yield than Agp
several years past ~
White men di-guisedas nss.,
have been robbing the mail
Raleigh county ~
The kanawha county GRIND !
ry returned one hundred a
mentsfUr misdemeancr.
AT a recent funeral in New M
tinsyille no gentlemen were Fl.
ent and ladies were cnmpelle To-
carry the body Of the decyased0omI
the house to the hearse.
There is a colored man in lttA,
anon by the name Of Major BAkn.
who is 107 years ofage. Heisauiie
spry and does chores for the tore
keepers.
Hancock county farmers orc Not
selling their wool, holdinp
better nsices. 3Scents 6uttI,
top price offered.
Huntsville voted last week ON
proposition % donate $1,000 10 th
improvement ofthe railroad from
Pennsbtro, and onlytw votes wer,
cast against it.
The wife of Daniel o'Neal, o
Wyoming county, died from Apo
plexy while out huniingth the cows
and her body WAS not found fo
several days.
A Webster eonntv S;rl /, g,
tluvsapo sat lire 10 . s,r6 s"., INV ~,
town II Addison nnd ths i;n;lS;r ~ :,
together with the stnck If whi.kS,
iteontained WINS ent;reIy cons,,rasd
The Girl. Il anuears i, n talioinN
enthusiast, She admits the Grim,
and soys sh. WINS nrda,od IN, fn .,
by the Al,n;pbty' ''N " ~ .
A Miss shaver If ua,dv corntv
n weak minded youn@ Islv S'I Mas
dered AWAY frnm b"ms d"r;n, vi" ~,
Absence Of her ,,,rsnts md b3ss y"
since been heard Of Sanrcbi",
parties have been orgon;,ad I hn
|nn troce If tbe air, H. '', ,.s, ho W.
Ifound, O9s'
~,
Ihere Is q poplar log about a hal
mile below Webster Z. d., "a fee
IN lenglh, lOS inches ne in diamete
~ th' ~ stump ana 10 inches at tn
top' Inc tree has been cut 70
teveraI years Is not more than 3OC
i T..
mot men md "xam ,S Sno "0I i IN WI M
s,er EMMY in mnye Il enn :" mWT
Ily this hngo L;n1 ~ H. V f,so,,t "e S';i
never bs IF INV es"in 1't ~ IT, ",r " % -.
-Bmrion Dc,noc,%t '' " 10 O""''
~,
Inc skeleton "f a human being
was lGNnd IN me sand on the rive
snore 3el9 DIV Scntt Pociors, lOsI
wes wee, ny charlie Bare, Billie Thorn
ana John Claypool. A portion q
= set OF gold earrings and sbnit
large pearl buttons were fDnnd ~
Ing under the backbone, and the
superstition IL that the skeleton
was mat ola female, and probably
me OF the excnrsionists WIN went
down to death IN either the Sciota
Or Lomas, above Wheeling, on The
4th Of July, 1852, during that fatal
coIIlSion'- Rare,'swOod NcrS.
The West virsinia Land Agency
has been cbarlsr@d '' Tba " ~ ,,it,;I
stock is s1,O0000O, There y" P, ,",
Jeen p"id S in Between $1,000 loo ' nnd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
Trespass Notioe.

NOTICES hereby given that all per. {
~ sons trespassing N any manner up.
on my lands ~ Arbpckle District, Mason
County, viii be prosecuted TO the fullest
extent Of the law. WM. BROWN,
June g'-iw, byJ. Bon llsogS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
LEGAL NoTrcns.


- = - : - - : s>~~e~~~S~Ss.
Vest rirgiMia:
A TRules held in tho Clerks Office q
II the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
on Monday, July ID, 1883.
b. +; Morris, vs.. a. Hoyt, Ed. Hoyt,
Annie Edmiston, formerly Brown and
- EdniSton, her husband, James
Brown, Jennette Brown, William Brown
ana Samuel Brown, surviving heirs at
law law oil Harriet Z. Morris, formerly
Brown and Robert V. Brown, who were
nelrs at law Of Hugh Brown, deceased
In Chsncery,
deeds made By W: Il. T0mlinson, Special
Commissioner, one to said Harriet L.
Morris, formerly Brown and the other
to said Robert v, Brown, bearing date on
the 18th day Of December, 1884, and du.
ly recorded in the Clerks office OF the
County Court OF Mason County, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. lS, pages
S4S, &C., so rs to embrace twelve acres
and u fraction Of land in each tract con-
veyed by said deeds assigned to the wild.
ow Of said Hugh Brown, deceased,
which was left out OF each Of said deed
by mistake, and all Of which is fully
described by Plaintiffs Bill.
This day came the Complainant, by
Counsel, and on his motion, and il an.
pearing from IN affidavit filed among the
papers Of this cause, that allof the above
named Defendants are non.residents OF
tho State Of West Virginia, il is ordered
that they do appear here within month
after the date Of the first publication
alld do what isnecessarytO protect their
interests In this cause.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

!, James Polk BroSp, of Jackson
lsSlnty, Ores has bee sentenced 10
Syears in the pententiary for
outtaging his.own dausatar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

Since the passage oftbs pension
law the number 4 ATTORNEYS before
the Office has inceased from 1000
10000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18
ME wkisky nal have agreed I

TIE whisky POOL have agreed 70
Teds6 their manufacture % one,
fpgfth thepresent amount till the
stock bn. hand shall have been
worked Of. Now if drinks will re-
ddce theconsumption TO oneifourth
lof The present amount, q great tenn
perance reform will be accom-.
lplishyd,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

The Society Of Friends in Eng.
leudahas rspsalsd the prohibition
o' 'parriage between FIRST cousins,
y Inns been force lin that
gicr Yearly tsI9hundred years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

Hannibal Hamlin has refused
ESQ column for all he may write
Minis POLITICAL "reminiscences. He
|fearsthaphis failing memury might
LEAD him to doan injustice to some
body.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

The Hon Samuel ]. Randall, Of
Pennsylvania, formally announces
himselfa candidate for the Speaker.
ship Of the National House Of
Representatives, and sksnootheI
office,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

lasander Hamiltpn's monu.
mel inthe Trinity Church.yard,
New York, is ernmbling away,
Anothey and more imposing shaft
is.aboutAO beiereclsd by his rela'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

A Miss Shaver Of Hardy county
a weak minded young lady, wan.
dered away from home during the
absence Of her parents aud has moi
since been heard of. Searching
parties have been organized, bui
no trace Of the girl has yot been
found.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

VAAN' y W hUNENEK, Clerk,
Henry j. Fisher, Jr. and Chas. Il.
Hog, Soils. for Patrick and Theresa
Dover.
John W. English, Simpson & Howard
end James B. Menager, Soils. for George
and Ann Eliza Church.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-18

A Webster county Girl, a few
duysago set fire to a grocery ii the
town Of Addison, and The building,
together with the stuck Of whiskey
itcontained wasentirely consumed
The girl, IL appears is u religious
enthusiast. She admits the crime
and says she was ordered to do SC
by the Almighty.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13


4 'UAlE 10 1913 EAST SIXTH STREET
y for Paradise: IT Will make you happy.
ana All you VIII pay Is Is cents. Ladies. thIe
sample tea We ar" selling at :ljc Is no trash.
II is excellent: the most ufths tea cost 80 and
and tUr. our hncst old GOV. lava il rich and
mellow. try our finest at Doc; our sugar tea
ana cOice surprises every one, they are So
CHEAP, and In quality the best: aspa rayus Is
excellent at lbc. can, can't tell it from of the
''hlk; u you try 1t once YOU will never be
without It ;hnd TINS Banner brand Of salmon
ana lobster at Zoe. can, in pHpcring the store
s"llcd the labels, W" are scIling them rhcur.
,hlH Brhd cone" goes nii At Die. it is excel
lent ! ~ snap. 2" lunch biscuit Toe. 2 H..
lruil chktH 2F, oyster CRACKERS Zoe. H. fine
butter -. y ana H~, n white loaf drips ut Y
Gus H. haze E'u tried Dompcdro SOAP. il
WASHES liHt'h Il saves women and makes the
hands "hltc and soft, IA fun n for lE. Fresh
egg, J"FH"! lard llc.. fHe hams and early
rose POTATOES a. hand at 1903 East Sixth street
"o'' 7. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13
THE ESPECIAL ATTRACTION
Spencer's C|osing-out Sale

this week will include some
notable bargains in the very
latest style Of GImps for
Dress Trimming reduc e d
rom 90 to CSC. Is to soc.
andS5 to &c. per yd. PassI-
mentcrlc and beaded Glmps
reduced in like proportion,
10 and 75c; col!ored FrInges
reduced to IS and DOC. a few
Fur Trimmings and Orna-
ments left will go with the
rest at much below value.
We have also d limited nun
Der OF BlaC and cream
spanish Ties and l'iChues
worth from Il to IS each
they will be sold this week
for about two, thirds value.
Ladies fancy Linen Hd'k'f's,
which were excellent value
at CSC. are now 2oc; better
grades reduced accordingly.
If you are likely to need any
thing in fine Black DRESS
GOODS such as Cashmcrcs,
SILK arp IIcnnelta,, Ar
murcs Plaid Cashme r e s,
~hudah's, Nuns \ Yelling, etc.
1t wIlIpay you to examine our
assortment before it is too
late, as at a discount of CSC
per yd.
They are sure o nr aW rccia, ID ut o see.
few l.Hdics IL. ana .,,.. .hIl.- I,it Hil
pc sold ~ price murh less than Nun rhl
make them We otter On Wed g. tan one lot
nfG x ans good styles and .air quality, AT
0 per yd. Girdlcs. Ornaments rrIngcs and
Is ~" a. astonshnply low prices to close
I en- out. as we wi Il 10 clSse the counter this
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13

The Great Eoo4 Cure Imr.uc> the DIuo,
rapidly and IN. nude and j. .rIl ltllr pre-
Dmt time making many rem, rkHDIc cure. &,
terrible disease Nj Dhr blood. II b, not t.
tIuG win the puh,Ir :" ID! i cure. $rfpfta
iHmIIc, un h" ~hiu. iIo'rh",. HhrfmaIi.u
NIlN our Pain ~rHIrhwJ Ir"r, ltC, dI+
,rs". IT the Skin. hruplion. BAD dis"H.rs fl
Ill" H0pd, ICtt"r lt"h. ErysIp"I. sore an,
lruptluu. Of every klnd. or thiIdlrn', Nnsa
iH'arrh discharge from the ear. disease. q
'hc lhruHtdnd Mouth. And ~ all disease,
Requiring hurh"r tNIs medicine viii act
prompt y and perform Ihurmlgh ture. m,
lu'IIr' T. u positive prcNrDtly" Of the vic
.curc If smallpox bN purifying the blood
k""p N" blood pure and small poycnnn0t q
beyond a NarlIUIt; bad blood makes the di-
ease lat pur" blood makes it mlld in it, ~
tack or wards ii Ut altogether. Use nj,
rrmcdNuud you ar" safe and certainly A. sHil
A. ya"rIHatIuu VIII make you. If not far NOR,
secure from the now dreaded disease. ",
have used it many time in our large pIi
Nalr practice with complete success. ~ u
n"ttIo, or six for 70. Main depot, Fourth and
hlng streets, Wilmington. Del: rhlladrl
phIH, bo2 Arch street. johnson. HoIIOw0v n
t0.. Wholesale Agents. Sold by druggist
and dealers in medicine everywhere. fs-5t'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13
TIE pAsI.RUA DS.
4 LOe I Time Table y iah the Lat.
eS, COTyeesIOus.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX
PHILA.-2. OJ---2 23s - 63O-6. 30 TOO,--7 8,
-sl0t-s l5--9.00t-9. 39!-p.5s t-lo 3O-il So
ID - l2.O1' m IA l5--I2. Is Il 53-2.3o -
lO0-5l7'-53W q. lot. 3S*-7 NJ .W.-g 3!
I'm .oo. - -.
II ,5ia IN. l2.3S-l 53--5 .l7.-6.3 ss-7 - D. III
BALrlMORE-l. Ohs--l. 42.-l .5l'-sO6F - Il
1000 Il. IN. --l2. ID CO.. OD-5U a. 8.V0--8 3,
Ii .0i' IT, IN.
WASHINGTON a2t-l.6i'-s, 05--9.l, q N
--lOc--l -I.i7--ll.NA p. III.
BALIIMuRE AND INTERMEpIA TEsT ATIoNs-
l.05s-9.l7 1000 n. m :--lOo--B.0o y. III.
Trains running both daily ana sunday
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry tor old depot
broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILKOA 10 u. IN =
i.05-3gs-d2jt p. IN. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and intermediate sta
lions.
WnAINGroS n NORTHERN RAILnoAD--7.2 2,
ii. III II. 2p--5l2 p. IN.
DELAWARE " EsrERN RAiLRoAD-1.05 --lO.3'
a. IN $50 r. IN. Sunday trains 1890 II. M
600 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA IL SOL 10 .32. - |. ~ -
1.l5--s .U2'y. l2-y. 0j-lO. lU -. DO l. 35-I2-
y. IA.
NEW IoRK--l .32n-l. l7'--s.U2t- yl2a. IN
L. LOT i-6. $50. 5s D. IN.
BALTIMORE. jl|-2 49, 34-9.54-I .+3a
IN -I3.36-l. BID o. lls-b. 30.-7 ~ l0.p. m
HiNGToN--l. 5lt-2l 3--Ill3 II. N =
2.36-l. 5C-5 ll'-6. 3T-7. A-p.i9' p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAlLRoAD-h5O--lOl 5' II. IL
l2.o5-5.o5"-6.O5 p. m No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMiNGroN \ NORTHERN RAILRUAD--sl ",
II 20 H. IN GAO y. IN.
DELAWARE W ESTEEM RAILROAD 500 JAIN
2.l5 =. IN Sunday trains vl0 II. IN; $40 pm.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WII.Ml NiTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DE.
POT 1870" $685. $50 72I' 500 S2I s.3J'
1915 ll.3O Hoo a. N 1928 1872 3it
&.02 i25 500 80 $50 6.0jt 6.36 500
$50 1000 l.32' y. III.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AVENUE 60
500 10. Il. IN: 100 3l0 +.3O 5.l5 y. m.
NEW CASTLE s33 1850 il.46 n. m. 49,
}. A. p. m.
Daily and Sunday
Tn Sunday only.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13
DHlLADElrHlA 4. WlLM tN'TTDN AM
l BALIlhl ORE RAILROAD

Trains Icay" Wilmington ~ follows
For I,hilAnrlnllln nnl intermediate

| Trains lcaN" Wilmington ~ follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
t"ns. 6.i5. 100. 1890 a. m: = 30, $50. 80. Va
=. IN.
Philadelphia tcXprc-s) .. -. G3o. sos Il
9. ".%. 4,js. ll.I3 a m. l2.l5. La. 5.lI. t.lU
t3N. ,.2G p, N,
New York. 100 2 %. go. G.56. sjs. II. 50 a
m. "l2.% 80. 80. 5l7. B3s. : .G p. IN
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. /. %
vi. 1000 II, m: 500 =. N.
Baltimore aud Bay Line. G.j7 y. m
Baltimore ANA Washington. ! ", l5l. sos
glT n. H.: loo, ~ 90. 800. Gj7. il.0l y. III
Baltimore only. LOB. 1910 a. N. l226 and
y. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer:
New Castle, t.Oo,H. II. H.. Los, 800. o.
T. m.
harrington and intermediate stations. ylc
II. m. .Oh. t. % +. IN.
belmar and Intermediate stations, 9.lo a
m; | % =. III.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13

Roc EEiES--N VIII sclIuttne follow
" ing low prices
"ns minc"lncat DC. "hs new dr. apples 25c
w" app'' butter DC 2tS good Rio coffee 25c
jn's new rruhes De, Jeans Bakers corn 25c
~ new crrran's Die -. NJ new raisn. 2hc
'i'dcn dnPS moIaSs"s, zoe. Honey dripS. l5c
Flour 80, 4and y, per A. We viii sell fr
" 70 cash u barrel of good tine family flour. il
II does not eve satisfaction we win refund the
money and send after the hcur. So
You Jake u" risk. We keep only standard
brands Of tOur Teas 80 80. Co. and soc. our
zoe. extra Is excellent Dur soc. Is equal tl
what some other stores sell at 20 ana ST cent?
Our assortment Of goods II equal to any other
store IN the city. l"llic~ and preserves Of all
Sorts. fihr early TUs" potatoes. II % PEI
buEhcl talI At once and be convinced
=. j. FORD. Front y Madison SITS.
Front and Maryland ave
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13

IL REGISTERS ,PFICE.i
NEW CASTLE MT MY. bEL- Jan ~, 1853. I
pom the application o. Edward T. BeliHl,
aud 'icorgc RlchnL.on. Executors Of tha>.
andy. late Of Wilmington iinuilrd. ~
aid county. deceased IT = ordered and direct
Il by the Register that the Executors atnrt-
and -lye notice OF granting Of Letter. IcstH.
ncultrE upon the estate ct III" deceased
NItl the date of nntinY thereof. by causing
,VNcrt>ements to he posted within forty days
nom the date ui such Letters IN SIX of the
most public places If the county Of New Cas-
Ir. requiring all persons having demands
'gan>t the estate to present the same. or
thIdr by an Act of Assembly ~ such case
made ana provided and also cause the same
~ he inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPuBLiCkN, a newspaper published
n Wilmington and (" be continued therein
three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
l.. :. Of office of the Register aforesaid. at
- Wilmington, in New Castle county
tOrcSa,d. the day and year above written
:. &. BltTG>. Register.
NoTiCE.--All persons having claims against
he estate Of the deceased must present the
'Amc duly attested 10 the Executors, on or
nrt, re the 2+th day Of January A. D.. 1874
or abide the Act of Assembly N such case
mad" amt provided.
EpW ARD !. BELLAE.t vv.a,s
GRO. RICHARDSON. @Neeu'''S'
Address. Wi!mln4t"r, jrI, ~
Daily Republican., 1883-02-13
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1883.


Educated Phar,nar lists.
Amongst the most important bills III
trnlnced into the Legislature during
the present ~t>~i"n is that by Mr. Perry
of SUSSEX, regulating drug stores and
prescribing The qualifications of drug
gistS. II il a movement in the right
direction So far a> il goes, but the S,nti-
ment OF the regularly accredited drug
gists OF our city, who have qualified
themselves for the business, is thai it
does not 20 far enough to serve the plr-
poses of the reform aimed at. Inant-
"ipation of tn" passage of Il hi II some
thing like that which Mr.. Perry has
introduced, some of the responsible
druggists of our city have prepared "A
hill which goes farther and etfectually
meets al, requirements. Mr.. Perry :
bill provides thar no store where pre-
scriptions are compounded shall here
after he opened unless it, owners or
Wv ! NJ nav IiiS - III 'lIdlE ~, SIlllI hdNt
passed to The degree of pharmacy, or is
AZ that time graduate Of some rcplta-
hIe school of medicine, or has served as
a clerk in ii Stor" Of the above dcScrip-
non for a continuous period Of three
years next hrt"r" the passag" of this
act. Even this bill would be- "A great
Improvement upon the present system
Of allowing irresponsible boys to run
drug stores. The bill prepared by our
city druggists which would have been
handed to MS for publication had il l!ot
been committed 10 other hands and
sent to the Legislature, is more Strn-
gent ~ to the qualifications Of owners
and clerks who conduct adrug store
1t provides that every proprietor of IA
drug store Shall be registered, and that
he shall be ""ither graduate Of some
reputable college, or have had practi-
cal eAperlrnr""f eight years. or shall
pass an examination before state
Board of Pharmacy. This applies as
well 10 tL"s' who are already in the
business as 10 those who may hereafter
engage in il. The bill further provides
that the State Medical Association at
its meeting next june shall recommend
five skilled pharmacists from whom
the Governor shall select three to con.
stitute a STATE Board of Pharmacy, to
serve for three years. or until their sue
cesSorS are appointed in like manner,
and that all clerks engaged in drug
stores shall he"Xaminrd by the Board,
except thus" who hold diploma from
some r"putahc college Of pharmacy. CT
shall be qualified 10 rrgi>tcr under the
"2gh' year claus" OF the bill
THESE W" believe are the mann pro-
visions Of the bill as detailed to lis by
one Of our leading druggists. Tn. in
'ention j. 90 yet Mr. Perry tu substitute
the bill h. La, already Offered wiki this
one, the principal features Of which ",
have d,raiird ~noud rhr bill pass u,
we hope il will, it will place the drug
business Of the state upon a higher .
plane Of intelligence and usefulness.
NrN' 70 the hMoWIrdge Of disease amt .
III" practjc" # mrd.ciu" itself, the com
pounding ot prescriptions Is important.