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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
6 WELL CHOSEN LOTS

No I-Bcrcania Street.-The feet depth s. feet front:
Upset Frice $3.50 ~.
No. 2Bereiania seet-15' feet depth 70 feet 'front.'
Upset Price SLIGO %.
No. Alexander street-i75 feet depth iOOfect fronts
Upset Price $3.50 ~.
No i-Alcxandcr Srcct-I75 feet depth 100 feet fronts
Upset Price $3.50 %.
No. Dillingham; Street-abOut ~ feet depth ~ feet
front; Upset Price Si,GOO ".
No 6-Bingham Strcct-about 100 feet depth, - feet
front; Upset Price $1,000 o..
These Lots adjon Mr.. Dillingham;, on the Western
side and about three minutes walk from the regular
omn bus route TO Punahuu, and he line Of the pro-
posed street railway BY agreement with Mr.. Wilder
pure artesan water will be furnished at low rates
The neighbour God Il very pleasant and the pure reAh
breezes from ManOa Valley, make the location n
healthy one.
The terms Of the sale will be the same as those al
ready inaugarated, namely:
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MR- w. 2 ALLEN

Has Office with Messrs. BishOp& Co. corner Of Mer
chant and kaahumanu Streets, and he will be pleased
10 attend to any business entrusted to him 1927 en-
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m r-cari better. the superintendent Of the
alsurudn b. Su-af FACTORY. Ittia saws: After
~ rlil-lC flr tre Eear-. thp results have been
unrr -rHfnglu-. Aifrui 6nlloAi psiund- of r.
illri -uelr ila- aeun prusiucud during that time
w TuiesTTf-r WHs commenced aifh d ptid-up
csgalri - flsito1. Wiirch has been gradually in
zr.-.a, ~ sdetuc new auu improved MACHINERY
a. f-i1atl b. dIstdeads have averaged Igi
- r-iii r.-l urnnm on the aunuuui invested ID
r-7urrr- r,iIfef O. forricil that beet sugar Is
-rr- o. D. te agar ~ the future An that Is r.
Tulrul o. thr laclhc Coast Il capital. enterprise
1-ctElrsi skin end sud management
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Iiosn.s. expiring IN March, 1885.
mrTaIL.-MaaI

ru ua,trnI. kzEllua
Awtut Nrlluau
~ Hu-r-a 4 60. kar1ia. Nakagh0
" Nu-tuu A 90. kuuanrac Makavao
rr u1r Tai. l.1hniua
d rdsar Wa Waflukn
EETAII-KAUAI.
"a sax kaI5hipui uHuuiri
fH kalniuauu- Waifnca
= q ~rHH.r LIhrH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11

- aha=rozn Cos Hop Buffers once and Won
- - ~ aIl-r rnedlcino Tea H. Lake no
eal-r- t- -urr an read advcrtisenent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-11
OTPREME CnURT Oh WE ~

A''i .snr ss nIS f Ds1aiy 9 cle K i SSsIi
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Broke Ii ~ Arm.

Charles IL. New horter, who is en-
gagged in the sale CT farm implements
at No. 213 Shipiey street, had The mis-
fortune to break both bones of his left
forearm yesterday, by q fall in the
barn of Nathan H. Dayett, on the
Webher farm, y short distance east OF
Christiana village. Mr.. McWhorter
had cold Mr., Dayet. a hay fork, and
wes assisting TO put 1t up.
He was descending from the roofs
when his foot caught on phosphate
bag that lay on a beam, about eight feet
high, when be was precipitated head
foreIno st to the floor, and throwing GU,
his hands to save his head, his arm was
broken as above stated. DIR. Peters OF
Christiana set the fractured limb tenn
porarily and MIR. McWhorter continued
| the 81 DIRK of super Intending, returning
| to his home last evening. On his arri-
| val here DR.. Stubbs was called in, who
set the arm, and the patient is doing
| fairly well.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
BreaAinKa snOe string.

Lemuel Mari, No. IL Eat Fourth
street, is selling porpoise shoe string,
which be claimed could not be brck Gu
ou Thursday in bantering way
lie defad Mr.. Barton, - fruit dealer
10 try his strength upon one of them
Mr.. Barton is possessed oil good sized
muscles, and after some apologize TO
marks, took one of them in his finger,
and snapped it of like piece of cotton
yarn, He afterwards broke 1t int,
six pieces, much to the surprise o
Mr.. Mari, who said that one of then
bad been warranted &c bear $50 pounds
A man who has some conceit of hi
ability afterwards claimed that he mus
have cracked the string and by tbi
means Mr. B. was enabled to perform
the eat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA state Fair.

All entries OF exhibits for the State
Fair, at Philadelphia, excent those OF
dogs and poultry, closed Wednesda ~
night. The last day for making entries
in the poultry department Is Septem beI
23d, and in the dog show Septe III beI
Doth. A large number of applications
for space Wednesday had to be denied
Nearly all of the buiiuipg improve
ments on the fair grounds have been
completed. The grand stand Mt the
race track is about finished. 1t Is Il
Feat $500 people. The large new fruit
aud flower building il expected TO b'
turned over by the contractor on Satur
day, A structure, 45xl20 feet in dimen
sioDs, is being erected north of the mali
exhibition building by John Wanama
ker for the display OF his own goods
John Lucas 81 Co. are also erecting 9
building in the Main building for tn
exhibition of paints. The fair opens OF
Wednesday, OF next eek, and 1t lis ex
pscted that almost every thing will b.
in order by that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

F. w. Roop, of seaford, was in our
city yesterday, and proceeded to Phila.
delphia to procure material to make
arrangement. Is for the Continued publ.
cation of the Item, which he com
menced few weeks ago. The materia
which he first used belonged to another
party, but he will soon have an outti
OF HIS own, and the Item will appeal
regularly every week, although he may
have to get few numbers printed /,
PHILADELPHIA. Mr.. Il. is a brother o
Hubert Roop of this city, and has TIL
pluck to make his paper success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
edition,
Dots.

Order your coal from Pussy Walton,
foot Of Fourth street.
Choice family coal under cover NJ
Mills'. Fourth and Railroad.
Allcock's Porous Plssters, IS cents
each; two for % cents, at Taylor and
Fullerton, 302 King street.
VIM. Lea & Sons are having rebuilt
the third dam across the Brandywine-
A second hand upright piano of
Stieff's make wanted. Apply 70 James
Shobe, 800 w. Sixth street.
Register Grub has granted letters
testamentary to James McMullin on
the estate of Mary Bennett, late OF St.
Georges.
Drake q Co, auctioneers, will sell
the furniture and stock Of store ut No
727 West Second street on Monday nexI
| at O. 80. q. m.
A sneak thief visited the kitchen o.
Mrs. Robert Liddell, No. 1011 Walnut
| street, and that lady now laments tn
| loss Of her fat irons.
We have just opened our fall AND
| winter underwear, which we are sell
| ing at pr ices that are sure to please
ocheltree B Crippen, GIT Market 8,
Sheriff Ford will sell ut public sale a
the Court House, to morrow afternoon
lot of land ON which is a two stor
frame house, situated At the corner c
Twenty. third and Market streets, tn
property of Samuel ii. Chalfant.
Samuel Boggs, who resided wit
| William II. Gallagher at Mt. Pleasant
st. Georges Hundred, on Sunday las,
In the seventy ninth year of his age
and his remains were inferred OF
Wednesday in the cemetery at 81
Georges.
T. A. Mcclure, Of the Eighth stree
market, opened four oysters yesterda
which weighed one pound. A man VIII
could swallow one OF them withou,
cutting deserves a premium. An oil
| resident declares that he never SAY
anything like them in the oyster line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

The second meeting at the Hazel Dell
Driving Park took place on Thursday
afternoon, and was largely attended.
The grand stand was flied, and a num-
bsr of ladies' were present. Caleb
Churchman acted as judge, and Will
liam W. Lobdell as marshal.
The first was wagon race, the best
ia 3, for which the following entries
were,made
l.. w Stidhani, bl. z. Don Cameron.
C. E Mitchell, br. &. George. Alfred
Springer, gr. z. Friday. ID. Ford, br. 5.
Experiment.
Don Cameron came in ahead on both
heats and was declared the winner, the
time being 2 $50 and 2.5SA.
The next was n minute race, best
two In three, and the following horses
started
VIM. Morrison, br. m, Maggie r.
James Denney, or. m, Bessie; A. w.
Deputy, b. h Frank. Maggie II. won
the heat in 3.05}5.
On the next Two heats the little gray
mare Bessie moved like ciockwork, and
won both, the second in 3 0914 and the
last In 259
In the 2 As class, best three in Ave, the
following entries we're made
4. Morrison, dun M, Hannah j. p
Pagan, =. M, Kate l. ii. b. Courtney
br. m., Annie V.
Before the first half mile was covered
| IL was evident that the heat belonged
TO Annie V. and she easily came II
ahead in 2.65. The next heat was bu
a repetition of the first, and she passet
under the wire in 2 Az.
The fourth race was Tor horses OF thu
2.50 class, and the following were enter
ed: Il. Morrison, 8. In. Ida May. 7
Pagan, 3. q. Spider. I. b. Brown, bl
m. Ida. d. Ford. 8. m. Lucy.
| The first heat was won by Lucy, II
3 10ls, but the next two beats, and thu
race was won by Ida in 3.00L ant
I25lh
In the fifth and last race, free for all
the following were entered
| George ID. Cleland, br. b Pumpkin
) ed X Morrison, II. m, May Ge org,
G. Lobdell, bl. h.. Frank ii. q. Dur
ham, b. &, ST. Joe William Lees bib.
Billy,
All the horses started well, but Franl
and Pumpkin Seed broke, aud May
came III ahead In SAY. The mex
heat was also won by May 10 the sam'
ttime.
Between The heats Mr.. Dailett, O
Philadelphia, gave an exhibition OF hi
bay sta hon Defiance. The meetiDi
was a success Ill every respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
GfrUne-SsirOfia.

The Opera House was crowded again
last night t' witness SGirr's Harris
Opera Company present Girofie-
|Gl1CHa." The performance was one OF
she best given by this company, aud
the very many com cal side plays and
hIts inti oductd by Mr.. Osborne, who
sill 1t ned the charac ter OF Bolero, were
Irresistible, and brought down the house
every time, while his dramatic action
was excellent. TAe character of Mour.
Izouk WIS taken bv Mr.. Mac Sweeny in
his ususl admirable manner, aid his
excellen. acting slowed that he has a
full conception of the part Mr.. Pal
mer made "a very excellent Pirate CAief,
and as stage manager lie has clea-iy
proved himself very Efficient, for IL il
hy his unuring Efforts that the compau =
have ueGome 80 remarkably prof sient,
and avoided the many bitches aud
blurdcrs incidental to the opening OF a
| sedsou.
Tho dual character Of Giro fle-G irctla
was well sustained by Miss May Doug
as, and her soug to wine, was rendered
in such an excellent maLLer that re
petition was demapded a, the clos,
she YES E:ssea.et. with mspniGcen
basket OF flowers. Miss May Duryes
az Aurore, gave the best representation
: of that character ever witnessed in this
city, aud her every action was that of 8
deCeimird, selt-will,d woman, one o
that class who ssem born to rue.
The entire performance was vel
executed in all It's parts, and the com
pany can congratulate Themselves ii
having made another telling success.
This everiug" Patience will be pre-
scented, with Mr.. Frank Dtsbon a
Bunthorne, and the announcement o
his appearance in that character will b.
isUtIicient 10 insure crowded bcuse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
FINE TAILORING

We would like to tell
everybody about our New
Styles of fine goods for Fall
We have a very full assert
ment Of Foreign and Bones.
tic Suitings, Coatings, Over.
coatings and Trouserings
These goods are of the very
best makes and we are fully
prepared to make them w
in fi:stclass manner and
latest styles. Our extensive
trade warrants us in buying
largely, thereby giving the
best terms. We have q large
force Of Tailors and Cutters
We use the best trimmings
and do the finest work, sc
that we feel sure of beinf
able 10 guarantee satistac
ton. Ready made clothing
We have our Fall stoct
ready, much of it our owr
make. Bring along the
boys, We have many new
styles of garments for them
You know our prices are al
ways the very lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
Tho Zoo.

An excursion to the Geological garden
at Philadelphia will pass over the rail-
road from Landenberg and other points
on Saturday, the Doth inst. and arriving
In this city, the excursionists will en-
bark on the steamer Mary Morgan, a
steam boat ride up the Delaware being
among the attractions of the day. The
euriosities at the Zoo will prove q trea
to all who have never Witnessed them
and the excursion should prove profit
able as well as pleasant 10 all engaged
in 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
A Few Words About Roofs

A prominent manufac-
turer OF this city sent for al
roofer to examine his roof.
When the inspection was
completed he asked the
roofer what could be done to
make the roof sound. The
rooier replied that the only
remedy was to put on a NeaO
Root, as the roof was COM
pletely ruined from having
used an Interior Raint,which
a man had talked linn in
TO-" having put on his roof.
This is only one OF the many
such complaints we hear
daily in the course of our
business. We cannot see
how intelligent property
owners will allow them.
selves to be persuaded by
irresponsible strangers and
lothers to ruin their property
in this manner, when we can
sell you a Strictly Pure Rog
Paint, composed OF pure
lOxide of Iron, Linseed Oil
Japan, Cuban Asphaltum
Asbestos, Red Lead and Ii.
tharge, which any RESPONSE
Bile painter will tell you are
the best articles known to
science that will resist Expo
sure to the elements. We
Iput it up in one gallon, hal
land quarter-gallon cans, a
IONE DOLLAR per gallon
Any of our city painters viii
apply it tor you.
PHILLIPS & KANE
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
lNEW PAINT STORE
Is EAST FOURTH STREET
| WILMINGTON. DEL.
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A Hsasning child.

On Wednesday morning Mr.. Hart
man, residing on Eleventh street near
Tatnall, left home for an excursion
down the bay on yacht, intending to
he absent several days. Shortly after
mis- departure his little 6 year.old son
was missed, and up to last night he
had not been found. AS may be ex-
pected the mother Is alnoet distracted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
Tor Saloon Account

! OF 1alllnR nealth, the ehIire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store Of D.P.Smyth,
No. 81 Market street. The
business has been established for
the past % years, and is a splen'
did opening for one or two young
men. In the meantime. the large
land well selected stock, consist
ling of diamonds, gold and silver
watches jewelry, gold chains and
silverware, will be sold at cost
and all who wish bargains will
find it to their advantage to cal
and examine stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. Repairing
and ali other business attended
to as usual, until the business i
disposed of. sl5-tf
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At ffae kfuk.

q scrub race will take place this even
ing, at the Citizens Rink, between
John Dunn and Grant wilkins. The
contest will bs close and exciting and
all who admire agility in the use of roll.
Ter scates should be present.
The rink has not been well patronized
this week as last.
Skates FREQ TO school children to MOT
row morning and afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
Ratal Mtu1uk Scci'

BUT TIE, Mont, COP p ID
accidents occutreu -
terday John iis'I,s ,,;nl
holster to the surface' ].
bucket thirty.fiv feet T.
In a few moments
aronp, 1 and beneath iae \
He was fatally 'hJ
nom entarily exptcttl,. >, |
latter TWO iien n
Burke were kliieu - III.
shaft by the falling. q .G'
third man was ia'"''
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$780,
|{|F 7 \ ED|7|
A Fallen pr,e,J

OswEGo, \. Y 3d.,
siastical tria of Fa,epir' ~, tx ~
tor of st. .John,s ~ y W
Church, iu this cit, a., Ina
spiracy with the al. w. LAR
urer, Craw ford. and o.. 'ns
timacy witt Craw,a.,i,,V Vi
created unp tecedentsd4
Catholic circles here ~ 'Aei
local paper Iublishe3 cba H.,
to have been inspired h. I LEV
the official prose- ur1r :, 10y az
,o@ s. 10 ex'raorilrary
he had dis played a ,,n ~, !
throughout.
To-day 4 ather Wa. I'D
charges 10 4 putlist..i ia ep y
W y Tonne u. Father Wall
regret at the pa.tor,s $50
his free use of neus5,,-,.
lating the p roceedin, of,sa|
WAS conducted uua,r rho
OF 2, secrecy. The letter G osss|
because foiIed yoG aud |
ofs ~ your own game aud ed
tricks. now to be- avenged
me with virdic,iy4n..s
preposterons irregular ,.es
| "Your condition i,.r,ioed
pitiable, ( or, blinded br
passion nm worthy a PRIEST,
on 70 your doom by :n'ere.t l
Igerous associates, yoy ara I
Iyour conviction and dealipJ
religion Il rom which il wi
many a da y. Out Of nv
pity you, recognizing ths|
which you have falta and
your eyes may be oT ened
Iof your wa VS."
| All the papers IN the rassI
submitted to the Blsttl ant
ion is expe cted soon.
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Deceased,

Wnl !. q. Turhsl w Il
No. 4 o LON oaln 9'a h5yl
of henorrhage o. wv ,,,aa,,, j
illness of about 80 I,e val
year or his age' - fer 4
maker by trale Az. a. ii
in the factory u . ad a
the corner OF oeoo, I'D
He leaves a wiie ~, ,,,, her
as we IL as q laIso i,ooasa.
regret his suuoen - ,i1nds|
will | e interreu % n5,r1vJ
Wilmington anu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

Two more lines Of dress goods added
this week, making the assortment com
plete. We believe ours to be the best
selected stock Of desirable dress goods
in this city. No fancy prices, but de-
term ination to make them go fast
Cranor Il Co., 621 Market street.
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n andkerchsefs.

Kennard q Co., 1923 Market street,
again offer line of ladies' all linen,
fancy border, hem. stitch hand kerch iefs
at nine cents. Lad les, bear In mind
that these goods are bargains, and moi
often found Mt such low prices.
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Anniversary OF Ant

Smyth Post No. i G A. n
the TWEEN ty.third inlvei
battle OF A ntietam, ". Z an
fire, at their headqn1r .r.
A dslegat lon from B!.ney n
Castle, wa u preset 5. adj
large nu nber Of isirs 1
The open ing aLGFtN. wa(
Albert S. Nones ~ a.
Speeches were asa =. e
Peter Met ullough, Caa5c.
lister, tho Rsvs W 3 "a
Estlin, q soree Price wv
ray, John NJ. Dunn, /. var
Daniel Il 1ss aud OIL. n
speaker 4 al partic paI-d i
and man y thrilling anrc4oj
lated. Excellent 'a.'. .uj
was firm ished by /. VOID
liam Ma rshall ant l.
Jake and lemonade wrse
1t being the rcgu 'as IN
Dupont Post, n meeting g
for the transactiCn e us,1
which tie Rev. L. {. y ID
lem NJ. L. Church, vas nj
a membe r. The Post was
delegation from Wsisol
Castle a I'd when TIE lr='i1
open cal MP fire was Ah
| lnspectd r Jasms A PTlce
He mad b a telling sper ..
| lowed b ' w. Y. owigge
King, n . II. bayne, j..
the Rev, X q. JONES, Llw
| ouch and Peter B A!e;'
made OF cellent adCrt--rs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
DEAN of william IL

MIR. william Il, EnsIi
known .itiz-n, died quiz |
his ros idence, NJ 81.
street, about 8 o'c'o5k 4
aged 60 years. lle usV
natiye II Chester Ccur;y
came ID this ,ity atoEi9l
was for a long tlme GIG 81
butche rs in this cit!
W hel b the wal bF-As
| pointed quartermas'e; u !
after th g close OF tn, Va! y
business. He alec ss','. :
| in the 4 City Councl / y.
years 10 has been a. e'
spoke ! n a number .. . ~. :.
| this cit Y, and only as .a's
day de iyered q discO-'s'
| Meetin g House. ,
His h ealth has betn IA.
| time, d nd about three v
| went 70 Atlantic City,wo'
ed about two weeks aud
turned seemed great )
health =,
He leaves a ~lie 'u' -
| dren who are growr'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
BADLY Iini'

Miss Ella m.n III
badly hurt on Nh N.Y. she \
a har nmocB III - of o
at the reslde,I.y
Georges. W ai,i,nugh|
ssr restoratives, she 1,-E ins
nearly four noa .he docierl
consciousness .o,nd thai
amin ation' aI'. 81 were |
n,, Of = very serioD, y
y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy, possibly light rain in some
locations, and rather warmer. sunday
clear to iair and some somewhat cooler.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
. =, oidCoIorsd var

&C orge johnson sas,,1 = n
for Curtis y nneiv hid
was very roN5ev he ne!1
fata [ly on driving,
4 the team hc - him ipt
ribs and III u, .nanster for
son has peeii and he ID 8
about Az yeaio ofaee.
lover ~ years V.~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

We have "a nav IKE of rich and puff
scarfs In dark goods, all latest desiqn
at 20 and 30 cents. Ocheltree & Grip
pen, oil Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18
Black silRB.

The people of this city know n bar.
gain and appreciate 1t when they SEE it.
We have had an evidence of II this
week, in the two lines of black silks, at
81. 10 aid 81 IS, offered by us on SGtur.
day last. We thought they would sell,
but they have even exceeded our utn ost
expec ;aticns. Nothing like them ever
shown in this city at The price. Cranor
q Co. 62i Lake street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

%YOrlDF-SAFE AND PROFITABLE.
~ nc Home Loan IS 5ciGtion offers for
salo shares OF stock at one dollar each, In a
new series, tthe ltth) which entities the
holder to y loan Of $40 OF each share. Tho
1rst payment, Friday evening, Septemt er
rs, 1854. The 4th series, Just matured, shows
profit of over nine per cent. per annum.
Annual meeting of stockholders. friday,
september IS, at O'Clock y. IN.
Il. +. TAYLOR, Secretary.
s-lS st No. bt2 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-18

y1fOi. = aLE--rHE STOCK AND FIX
~ lures Of the cigar store, northeast coc-
nsr of sixth AMI Pine streets. The store
. I'd awe ling will bs ronted together or
separately. LEWIS q, GALIGNA. 1S4LA
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HOSIERY.

Forty doaons, S q i1q F:SD IF
mad o, Derry n, Is co
sold to mefIo" bues
Coldrs DIp IA Don I LIS
Sizes: . ana ~, occlr aga
as IT viii. ICY q street
Co, OSl ME-
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On Monday morning the following
petit JURORS to serve at the June term of
the United States Circuit Court, which
will convene on the 10th inst, from New
Castle county:
Wilmington hundred Eleazer Aims
worth, Thos. James, Jos. X. Adams,
Furia Drake, Winfield Quigley Samuel
r. Ball, John p. Doughten, John Jones,
Horace Cause, Archibald Capellc, Elwood
Garrett.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Talley.
Christiana-Jos. P. Richardson.
New Castle-Jno. ]. Gormley.
Mill Creek-Reuben Satterwaith.
White Clay Creek-Saml. Morrison.
Red Lion-Chas Clever, Geo. Reybold,
Robt. Moodey.
st. Gcorges-Robt. ii. Ellison Dallas
Lore.
Pencader-Delaware Clark.
observation-disclosures Fennimorc.