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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Anti.a,ninaaa Riaf

CHEYENNE, w. T, September 3.-The
Leader has tho following special from
Rock Springs, Wyoming: The largest
coal mines In the entire Union Pacific
system are at Rock Springs, $50 miles
west Of Cheyenne. The company recent.
ly imported large number Of Chinese
TO take the places of the white men en-
plOyed. Yesterday afternoon the entir
fo2ce Of white miners, abou, $50 strong,
organized, and arming themselves with
shotguns marched TO Climate n. AT.
ter firing u volley into the air they re-
loaded and ordered the Cinnamon to
leave. The order was obeyed at once,
the Cinnamon fleeing to the hills, close
ly pursued by the miners, who fired
several volleys at the fugitives with
fatal effecL
The Chinese quarter was then set on
lre and SO houses owned by the Com.
pany were destroyed together with
their con tents. The miners next visit
ed the various mines In the camp, un.
earthed all the Cinnamon at work there
In and babe the III fee. OF 400 China
men here yesterday morning not one
remains. All are in the hills, heading
for Green River, IA miles west from
here. Seven we're killed outright BY he
shots fired BY the miners, and many
we're wounded.
1t ia said that several who were feeble
and helpless from disease persisted in
the flames. Sheriff Young arrived from
Green River on q special train yester
day afternoon, with posse OF depu ties,
but they we're too late to proven the
mob from carrying out their plans
The miners quietly dispersed, after
having made sure Of the departure of
the Cinnamon. Everything is quIet at
this time.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Sept. 3 -Advioes
received here from Rock Springs this
forenoon indicate worse state of az.
| fairs than WAS reported. All the China.
| men, over 800 in number, have been
driven out of the town. Thus far 10
dead Cinnamon have been discovered,
and there are probably as many more
dead bodies in the ruins. Fifty houses
belonging TO the railroad company, and
fifty more owned by Cinnamon were
burned.
| The Cinnamon are yet in the hills
west Of the town. They are without
food, and are afraid to 90 to Green River
City, about ten miles distant. Governor
Warren is now at Rock Springs with
General Superintendent Dickinson and
superintendent Wurtele of the western
division of the Union Pacific Railroad.
No more disturbance is anticipated. -
Food will be sent by the authorities to
the starving Cinnamon who are in the
hills.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Col. Bee,
the Chinese Consul, received the fol.
lowing despatch from Evanston, Wyo.,
to day, relative to the massacre Of Chi
nese at Rock Springs yesterday
The number of Chinese killed out
right was eleven. There is a large
number of wounded still in the hills,
many OF whom will probably die. The
Chinese dare not go out in search OF
| them.
| The despatch concludes by stating
that 1t was nothing but massacre OF
defenceless people
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
a Serious Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon as John Marcy
and wife Of Red Lion were driving into
New Castle, their horse took fright AZ
corner Of Delaware and Union Streets
and suddenly turned around, unset
the carriage aud throwing both Mr..
and Mrs. Marcy out The hoi ne than
turned to run down Union street. bnt
was stopped by the carriage catching
against a post. He WAS secured. bnt
the vehicle was badly damaged. Mrs
Marcy was seriously injured, her hin
being dislocated in addition 10 being
badly bruised about her body, but Mr.
Marcy escaped with q few slight cuts
and bruises. They were removed "a
their home, where they were attended
by DIR. David Stewart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
TRlRD EDITION.
Reply sD ane Members Of che Ffrss
ReA fment

Roa fment.
In your article Of yesterday you say
your date was fixed weeks before mine.
have asked in the previous articles
aud continue to Ask you II my date.
Septem DER 10, was not announced to the
puolic through the daily papers four
weeks before the First Regiment ex-
carlson was That you cannot deny
and show to the contrary. have said
the first knowledge had of another ex.
cursiou running up the Switchhack was
on Tuesday, July n. Can you show in
the daily papers an earlier date? You
hinge on arr angemeL ~ as TO my know
ledge OF your arrangements. DO you
want to put words in my mouth Thea
defy me to deny them. l did not say
that did not, nor did l say did know
as to your arrangements. 1t Is not
arrangem en- Ia that ! am writing on 1t
is the date and first announcement.
When fixed on and announced Sep
tember 10, meant to 60 ahead and talk
it up and make the arrangements after
ward, or when it suited best to do It,
not being in hurry, especially when
had two roads 10 make choice as u
which i would run on. To the reporter
of the Morn ing News: he says insietet
on having the 10th Of September when
was urged to take the Sd of September
He talks as if the Switchback was II
consideration. When ! went to maxi
my arrangements l was asked If the 80
of September would not do as well az
the 10th. l said no my date Is hxet
and have announced throu Oh severa
papers that am going on the 10th, ant
asked why the Sd was mentioned. Th'
party that had to do With said there
was an excursion to Reading on tina
day, and he was afraid 1t would be diff
fcult to get rolling stock for both, anc
said there would likely be difficult!
to arrange the hours OF starting the
trains. ! asked for the Reading tint
and was told 1t y az 8. 20. Then l sal,
would start at 645 or So He said al
right, 1t could be arranged for me Il
run on September 10. Now, see hov
unjust 10 try and make 1t appear as i
1t was the Switchback excursion tina
the talk was over, instead Of the Read
ing excursion. In the armory repl,
mention is made as to putting the prof
into my pocket, Now, II two men wer
to start the same business on Marke
street, one must not be patronized bt
cause he Is not circuun stanced to bull
and be person to stand out front an
say, this is the store to buy from the
are going to build house-how woul
1t look Put your own cons;ructio
on it. j. L. GoULEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Cruellv Heatiuv

Stephen Wesley, cold
for Richard Brooks, gss
fore Judge Cummins thi
the charge CT cruelly be,
tie was arrested a, the
lady, who testified that
ing about IL O'Clock shd
along Eighth stree, be,
and Jefferson, when she
ed with a heavy cart I'd
he was trying 10 make /,
up the hill.
He beat the shaft hon
until 1t was broken, aa
piece of board atoa. b
and nearly two iuchs
which he beat the poor
head. She remons,ra
when he cursed her, and
came up at tina. ;ine d
rested.
She was corroborattl
who said that lie took b
horse and had no diiticuI
getting them to go up III
the Prisoner CONTINUED
shafter with the board.
guilty to the charge, an
and costs. Tie Society
ton of Cruelty to Aniu
scented by Walter Hay es
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Annual Exeun

On Monday, Sep,embs
ing News will have its
excursion down the Dell
the employees and inviied
steamer s, A. Mccall n
tered, and the party VIII
Ship John Light. ThessI
under the direct mlnags1
M. Hopes, business 4
News. and those who !
enough to receive an
sure OF a days pleasure
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Pay Up.

A list OF persons who have not paid
the tax due the city for 1884, will be
published in the REPUBLICAN to NOR
row. ALI persons in arrears who wish
to save costs and maintain fair finan.
ciai standing, should look after the
matter at the earliest prac ticable mo
ment. After IL m. 70 morrow 1t will
be too late TO prevent the publication.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

A grand watermelon , y
at the residence OF MI u
Oak street near BROOM
which was participated !
of his friends, who ehJo!
in various WAYS Dam
direction of Messrs' ~
Robert Ysrnal!, was
when the watermelon ifa
w. &. Shipley, was ~
much enjoyed by those
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
more chicken II

Sometime between
W ednesday last, soue 81
ing to Robert Liddeli, n
street, were stolen. II
missed until Wednesday
an Investigation begand
found that ten OF the
stolen. There was a"
stolen from their Kitchen
Mr.. l.. merely wishes
thieves that the next w
they will be given a wa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
S. S. S.
indigestion Cured

l suffered for more than hYe years with In.
digestion. scarcely able to retal the simt,Ies,
foOd on my omach. The burning seDs;tti n
was almost intolerahle, and my whole system
was deranged. | was waketul and coaid MOI
sleep, and consequently more or less nervous
81 the time. doc ined in flesh, and sun
ell all the usual depression attend ant uuon
mis- terrible disease. In a word was IN ser.
ao'e. AT last, falling to Ind relief in am.
thlng else, commenced the use Of swif 3
Specific. BEGAN TO improve a. once, Ihe
mediclne toned up the stomach. strenxt1en.5
the objective organs, and soon all that br,rn.
log ceased, ana could retain food witbGnt
difficulty. Now my health "a good ana can
sat anything in the shape Of f05d. and ,ii.rst
II without the slightest difficulty. ! ms
chcerfully bear this TESTING ny, because ,ers
are hundreds suffering az was. and | an.
sure they can be as readily healed. Take
the prescribed dose after eating, Instead ~,
before. JAM Els MANN, No. IA Ivy greet
Atlanta, Ga, May 10 1855.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise en Blood and Skin Diseases mail.
ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.
y. W l5l Y. - q. l-svy. I,At.s4s h
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~,tIbe Re.bnl

The Trustees OF the Nos
mons decided last evenly
the t stables and other built
destroyed by fire o, on ]
farm, the cost noe , ~
Proposals will be in :, hsa
tice will be given "a7n
contractors can mees n
Herbert and Maheney, II
plans and speciticallo.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

A motherless boy named James
Roger, was placed some time ago with
German family on Pine street, by his
father, who since hen has not given
nj MISE II any concern about the child.
AS the family felt themselves unable TO
care for him they took him to the Chief
of Police some three or four DAYS ago,
and he has had him o. his house ever
aimee. This morning he gave him into
the custody of Austin. Harrington, ECO,
VINO took him TO the Home for Friend
less Children
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Cricket.

A game of cricket WAS played yester.
day between the First Junior eleven OF
the Delaware Field Club, and the First
Junior Eleven OF the Coulter wood
Cricket Club of Germantown, Pa. The
game took place on the grounds Of the
Delaware Field CLUB At Twenty.third
and Market street. and resulted in q
victory for the 6 Germantown Club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
FIT 7 H Ed.


r Aont s.45 O'Clock M
Joseph ID. Corrow s an,
were were cunning in the resi
erty OF the latter pe ive
heard the eroaus Of som
h in. was wsa in great agon,
ilng around a while HIATT
IN an unconscious cons
.he mud almost coyersJ
ana succeeded with con
Guilty In getting him anu
| ,. fortunately a down.
happen happened to be passing
which slapped long ena,,
man and his reseusr4rso
ne was brought to thin y
INTO Detective Jones I'm
q b, station, nearer deai
W; Zane WAS imuedia,
and after having his vst
ed orderei him to be rolI
and administered sti
finally he began TO sbow
ing consciousness.
de was then given a u
recovered sufficiently \
name was James WIND
residence No. i93 Nal
street, Philadelphia. MI
he had been on a pro,raS
could not tel. how he al
reeds. 1t is the opiniod
that the man was on a M
attack of delirium ,ren
jumped overheard to
imaginary foes.
IL was evident that
reeds from the river sida
no MARKS from the and
side toward the river nv
Ken down, and show MT
been craw ling around a
~ ane said that when n
was probable he would
attack of the tremens, a1
moved TO the a,ni.houss,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
nruuk and D:so1

This morning Lottl s ~
Stein were before . u u, !
charged chars with being [rap|
derly yesterday, oSea Al
bridge. The nrst . na,, I
the latter, whom the . u ~
ting th,si into the trouble wS1
cOsta. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

ELkroN, Nib, Sept. 3 Benjamin
Boots committed suicide at about half
past two this morning in his resi-.
dence at Charlestown, Cecil County.
no had been i'll with fever for two or
three weeks, and, it is supposed, was
aehrions. He cut his throat and cut
h!lnself across the breast.
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ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REG ISTER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
M GlE

August ~, lSS5
Upon the application OF ANN Il,
PETERSON, aduinlst atrix Of ANDREW
!. PETERSON, late If Wilmington Hid.
in said county, deceased, II is ordered and III
rtct-d by the Register that The Adminlstratr Y
Aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Let .ers
Of Administration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, vita the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
10 y days IRON the date OF such Letters in siI
q the most public places Of the county OF New
castle, requiring all persons hav ing demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
mae and provided and also cause he same
70 BE- inserted within The same period In the
DAiLf kEft BLICAN, newspaper published n
W llmlnRton, and 10 be continued therein
thcree weeks ttwtce Il week..
- Given under the hand and Seal of
L. :. n;tce OF the Register aforesaid, at
- " llmluxtun, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, ihe day and year above written.
IL MATHIS C.. GRUBB. Register.
NOT CE-Al rsons having elaine against
the estat. of the deceased must present the
same, daily attVstch to the Administrator. on
or before August 9th, A. d., 1884, or abide
ths Act ni Assembly in such case made aud
provided. ANN r.. PErERRON,
AdministratrtX.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
hohecker H"fiecker, Atty's. au26-wSs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
GREAT BARGAINS A 7

u Smyth's jewelry store, No.
81 Market street. Gents solid
gold American watches, $35.
stem winders, $40, $45 and $50,
Ladies' $40 stem winders, $25
$40 and $2S all other goods in
proportion. au25-tf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Brocnd.d YsIYsfa.

We have just received a line OF black
brocaded veivets. the b'st goods we
have seen this season at the price. and
will offer them at low prices. An ex.
eBtnation is asked. Cranor IL Co 62l
ktSset street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Buy Your Tea

OF Register, who has Just received a
new stock Of the best quality bought at
cash prices. Uncole red, Japan tea a so,
of which tr'li is especially asked, Re
member that cur prices are the low est
for the best tea that m be bought here
or in Philadelphia. Central Tea Store,
No. 2 West SiXth street.
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c,.uee In sforeRS

A. W. Randolph, 70, Of i
taken k; the tobacco store 81
at the Northeast It, c5 has .
and he is determ , lil'u ga d
more by doing 'n0
every customer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

We do not quote reduced prices on few
OF the leading patent medicines. 4 visit
will prove to you that the prices on all
we SO Il are greatly reduced, a, Patent
Med ieine Depot, 3l5 Smiley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
Officers EiecI

A meeting of the clt hai
Team was held last e sIer,a
lowing officers were ere. e'r pys
L. G. jackson ; w and
Mitchell; secretary ~ a.. a aaa
son. SC n Jr.; captain JOan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04
DEATllR

|TALL-kY-On tho eth inst, Lena. tho
daughter OF Francis q. and Dilemma "A
Taliey, sged 10 months
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
ICHlPPEY-Un September .. Anna T.. yjfe
OF Jonathan Chippey, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respec fully invi
tod to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents, yO6 French street, on saturday.
September btu, at y IN. Services ut the
house and interment at Mt Zion cemo-
te.y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

You can buy al Gilmore's l05 East
Second street, plug and smoking TO
bacco at your own price. Also Bachelor
Bros celebrated brands of cigars, at
factory prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

100 EAST FIFTH STREET IS THE
1OA place. lfyou want he finest ia
vVred tea come to l02 East Fifth street; II
YOU want the best coffee, come to l02 East
Fifth street; II you are In hurry to get
break fast need not stop to clean your coffee.
1t Is cleaned in the roasting. We have bar
gains In flour, In syrup, IN cheese. 1t will
nDest cal es so cheap. All oor goods are
prime and fre' b ana clean. Come and see
tor yourself; you can walk around our store
and examine. All our goods are displayed
before your eyes and you will say that we
VIII cell you more goods for the same money
IMAM any store you were ever In. We buy
for cash and sell strictly for cash. and cur
customers get the benent Of 1t these hard
timer, Every housekeeper wants to get the
most Tor her dollar; come to l02 East Filth
street and see for YOURSELF We will slon
nave samples from Williamsport fair. We
Will then show you something fine ana
pretty till then come to 1o2 T.. Fifth street
s+4t' I. M. WlER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

We will make our fl rst fail display OF
d0-cent neck wear, in new designs and
leading sty les. tomorrow. Ccheltree
q Crippen, 6l7 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

New carpets are coming in. The
e.gies never were p'ettier. Prices are
10 10, low as last spring. Crsoar y a.,
i62l Market street. ''
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vor gtversh

A line OF c0ac coach .trs
Seventh " iinG and French snc1, s saa
vie. cemetery every
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l.sd les

Glove kid Congress-, wide sole and heel
only Sl.25, at VIM. n. Babcock +, 206
Market street. Bargains all the time
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

The boys and girls need good sub.
etantial school shoes, and the place To
buy them Ia nj VIM. H. Babcock's, 2OS
Market street. Moneys worth every
time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-04

In order TO close ont our stock of ligh,
scarfs, we have reduced them to 25c
These goods are all silk and satin lined
Ocheltree 81 Crippen, 6l7 Market street
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THE DEATH SENTENCE


In view OF this and as all the witness
ses agreed on the one point that Prestan
WAS the author of the fire, the Court,
after having heard the prisoners de
fence, ordered the room TO be cleared
and then deliberated as to what sentence
they should pronounce. All the votes
but one were for the hanging CT Pres.
tan. Once the death warrant signed,
the prisoner was called in and he was
notified Of his sentence. He heard 1t
with great composure. Up to his last
moment he had a priest by his side.
When upon the scaffold he spoke a few
words, calling upon the Colombians to
believe him innocent Of such an afro
cious crime.
Notwithstanding all his repea ted pro
tests OF innocence there was but one
voice OF unanimous approval when the
car was removed from under his feet
and the body left to swing on the scat.
fold.
The sentence was signed at Z 30 p. IN.
in the evening of the 18th inst, and
was unanimously approved, and Pres.
tan was hanged the next day at noon.
The execution was witnessed by an i'm.
mense crowd Of all colors and nation
allties, the greater part Of which proba.
bly, never witnessed such a scene befc re.
Death seems 10 have been instantaneous,
as no sign Of of life WAS apparent three
minutes after dropping. After five
| minutes the body was lowered and
placed In coffi a and carried away to a
| tenn Dorary morKue
The Star and Herald says alt Is &c
De hoped that the execution of Prestan
VIII serve as an exemplary lesson, ever
to be remem bered by those who, in au
evll hour, forgetting the ost sacred
uutles hlch they owe, owe not only u
their counry and fellow men, but U
society at large, pride themselves in
astonishing the world with their crimi
Inal deeds"
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Harvest King So VIE = East
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The w cath err.

To-morr1w promises 10 be slightly
.cloudy~theeate"'np local showers. Sun
s.4y 80 800,
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Gomez Green or Roasted.

Five pounds of our choice fresh.
roasted that we cell for $l.0O, at Grip.
pcu'a, 80, 5 East Second street.
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Prestan Exteuted.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Star and
Herald, OF Panama, has the following
story OF the court martial and execution
of Pedro Prestan, the revolutionist, who
burned Colon: Four witnesses were
brought before the court. They de.
clared that Prestsn was the principal
author Of the destruction OF Colon.
These witnesses were Messrs. Juan
Belliamo, an Italian; Clement Dupuy,
acting superintendent of the Panama
Railroad; Hugh Dieterich, German,
and William Conner, agent Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, IN
Colon. These four gentlemen, after
having given their evidence against
Prestan, were confronted by him.
Their different declarations show
that Prestan WAS the author of the fire
in Colon, and, although he strongly
denied all the charges laid against him,
actually naming persons who could tes.
tify as to his innocence, he nevertheless
did not lay the blame on any other per-
son, nor did he say that his followers
had not committed the crime. The
chairman OF the court-martial ordered
the witnesses named by Prestan to bt
brought into court 30 that they should
make their statement. A fter the la pss
of an hour the Conrt was informed tina,
all persons named by Prestan were moi
to be found on the Isthmus, as they had
left after the burning of Colon.
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We make a sP Pei, H.
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s,a,eo,tna rnermon.,.

State OF the IhermOmeteK
At the REPUBLICAN office In the shade
z O'CLOCK 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
800 1872 $40
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All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lind
situated in the city of Wilmington. ninth
Ward bound ID and descr ioei as foliows,to
wit:
Beginning at a point on the northehsterly
eide of 23d street at distance of 200 fec I
north westerly fIom the Iorthwesterly side
OF Market street, thence northeasterly and
parallel with Market street. lz5 feat to a
corner, thence northwe3terly parallel With
23d street rs feet one inch to a corne- the II 90
southwesterly parallel with the hrst de.
scribed line and Market street l26 feet to
the aforesaid side OF 23i street, and thence
thereby tout easterly Is feet one inch to the
plaza Z beginning, be the contents thereo!
what they may, with 2-story frame dwell
ing thereon erected.
Seized AMI taken in executio1 ss the prop.
erty OF Samuel II. Cnaifsnt. and Evaline
&. bis wife and I. is and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
Sheriti's Ottoe, Wilmington, Del Septem-
Der 3, lssb. s3-eodti
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BLACKBOARD
COMPOSITION.

The time is soon coming when
you will want to get your black
boards repaired and ready for
the fall and winter studies.
We can sell you composition
of our own manufacture, which
we can guarantee equal to any
slate in the market. Specially
adapted for family use.
PHILLIPS & KANE.
5 EAST FOURTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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