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Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

dead and will occupy the central hof. It will be surrounded by the high build ings which are already finished. The streets of the inner city are well paved, but narrow and enclosed by very high buildings There are great many pas sages for pedestrians through the courts of large houses from street to street to shorten distances. These passages are closed at night.
 For the past three weeks, the large squares in the city have been filled with movable shops Ia miniature city in themselves), containing sweetmeats, toys and all kinds of bric-a-brac for sale. One has only room to walk between these thickly clustering lines of shops They are especially devoted to Christ was and New Years gifts. Many loads of pine trees, adorned with variegated flowers and streamers, have been sold in these little shops. The bells chimed merrily for Christmas day and the holi' days extend through New Years day. After that, think the little shops will be taken away, although Jan. 6 is not very far away, which is also a holiday
 Vienna abounds in beautiful parks the largest of which is called the Pratu and is situated near the Danube. Il contains 4270 acres and belongs to tht Imperial family. The International ex hibition of 1873 was held in the Pratu Three of the buildings, the pavilion, ar hall and large rotunda, are stil standing. Among the beautiful statues which adorn the entrances of the rotun la is the motto, "Viribus units.
 LUELLA. D. SMITH.
 Vienna, Austria, Dec. 31, 1884.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
WEST CORNwA ALL.

MT D. s. Cartwright, accompanied by his daughter from Georgia, have gone to Iowa to spend the remainder of the winter
 Earl Stevens has gone to Kent to work in the tobacco warehouse for a fewweeks.
 A union prayer meeting will be held in the chapel on Wednesday evening.
 Dwight Bunnell, formerly of Corn wall, has moved into the Bee Hive building.
 Mrs Calvin Reed is still on the sick list and James Roraback, who has been quite sick with pneumonia, is able to be out again.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

If any other town can show as healthy brace of triplets as Torrington we shall be glad to hear from it. Matthew A, William A., and Daniel A. Grant, broth ITS of the same age, are still living in town, at the age of 64 years, and are all striving to reach three-score and ten, at least, and as much beyond that age as possible. It may be doubted if such another instance can be found among all the millions of the earth. - HinSteti H.rytJJ
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

A T Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, "A within and for the distlct of salisbury, on the 18th day of January. A D 1885. Present Douali I. Warmer, Esq judge.
 On motion of Ph,be ornella OSen of Sails bury, AdministratriX n the intrstatr est ir Of Philander owen. late oi Salisbury, within said district. d,crased.
 This court doth uecrce that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate tu exhibit their claims agAinst the same tt the sad udnlinlstia a trlx and directs that public notice b given nf thls order by advertising in newsnaI CT pubiShe m North Canaan ant by posting a copy 'hrIr. or on the pubic sigu-p,st in said town u Salisbury neaIcSt the place where the deceaseu lust dwelt. Certified from rccurd
 DONALD r WARNER, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

SuDscrsptiON AccOMMl.-Th, Garc the co ored dip ol paper with the name nf the sub scriber shows ,Lr tim, to " h ich the Sub- scripttOM Is pIAid: thus. k. B smith 5JuS2 indicates that Mt smith has paid fOi hls paper to July 5, lSS2. IL hoped that subscribrrs will sec to il that iheil account as indicated by the dat ou theii papers is alwAys SCOTT ct and wher they pay ioI a renewal of theiI subscription. will ob serve whether their date ts changed tOlndicate h. proper CT. dit and in he event of to in. form ur for correction at once No claims for "r- rorS in thesr ccounIs vii her after br consider, unless presented within thirty day s after the payment Is cla,med to have been made the regular receipt ui the paper th thr daic to winch Ihe subscription is paiu plainly printed ae correct.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
GREAT HARRINGTON.

Warried:-At Great Harrington, Jan 14, at the home of the brides mother, by the Rev Lindholm, rector of St James church, John A. Brewer to Miss Alice Seeley, youngest daughter of the late Isaac Seeley Esq. The hap py couple left, the next morning to spend their honeymoon in the sunny cline of Florida. Mir Brewer is one of our will lage merchants, dealer in variety of hardware.
 Edwin Hurlburt got badly hurt last week, by an axle breaking and throwing him on the frozen ground, cutting his head badly, but is doing we'll under the doctors care. 2.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden ar "A North Canaan. within and for the dis. trict oi Canaan nn the lGth day"f Jan A D.. 1sS5 Present. Jacob B. Hardenbcrgh, Esq judge On mOtinR Of Lyman nunuin. exc -utor on tLe eSta'e of Benjamin Htwl,., . late of North i'anaan within s i'd dis trict. .decess,d; it is ordered hy ihis runrt, tha notice shall toe given that the AlminiSIrntim Account in said estate will be exhibited Ea settlement al the probate uffire in sath dIstiir on the 2Ith day of January iSS5 at one o'cloci in the afternoon by posting & cnly of ths order on the pubic sign -nost m said town e North apasn, and hy advertising in a news paper published in s,iL Nuth Canaan.
 Certified from record.
 JAC0B B. HAkDENBEkGH, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
An sInporitanI .I,sCovery.

The most important discovery is that which brings the most good to the great est number. Dr Kings new discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, will preserve the health and save life, and is a priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only does it positively cure consump- tion, but coughs, colds, bronchitis, asth- ma, hoarseness, and all affections of the throat, chest and lungs, yield at once to its wonderful curative powers If you doubt this, get a trial bottle free, at W. H. Camps drug store.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
CORRESPONDENCE.

@T CoRREsPoNDENI1 arecequested to send III theiI communications so as 70 reach us on Monday Ut each week as We cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence receiveoafter hat time.
 sE Write only on one side of the paper ant send something each week If possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to senu ''an at once, but let us hear from you iron, week to week. if you can't give more than tw' items at a time. remembering that neLoS is mol improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

Our merchants are all busy taking in- yentoryy the clerks are all cross, the free tobacco box is nearly always empty, but who cares, Cleveland is elected, aud very soon we can cut ice, chop cord wood, tell lies, and spit on the floor around the stove of our new post-mas- ter.
 I have made a diagnosis of |" Virgin ias" disease, and ascribe her eloquence to flyer complaint, however it requires some answer, so. will say that |" Barkis is wiling" NIL DEsPERASDUM.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
G. w. SCOVILLE. Flu nishing Undertaken

And dealer m Baskets, Collins, Burial RobeS and all kinds of UndertakeiB Goods. Tn, nor approved methods known to the profes. slon dsed in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, UphulsterinF. snd RepairirI promptly and thoroughly done.
 Agent for NJ. G. Wheelers cut howe'
 Residence and shop on the ''Urren Norfolk Conn. 35tf.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
IIamItamp& CONN. wLS1 sHS

N t&AttshoNhs
 'uns lr m Hartford to Rhinsbeek on the Huur,.n uvtr, Mhert lt connects wtth
 the NY. C. X n, l. 1tsllroud.
 Uummencnl Dee z5. IesA aoIN0 wEsT. rhAtSH LkAyl CANAAN. .0 ss m. for Rbnn btcL conducting with the hncagu | xprcsH, aud tLs knprsns Tor N. |, Nlth U. d b. ltEinoua, ulth Walkill Valley iaiiruAu aud the N. Y., N. s X buffaio hallr,ad. l2. I5 p.ui. for nhiuebyck connecting with tainn on the N. \. Ga n, h. lIAiifOsd. L4h p. m. Connecting trum pittsnelu. At Bus- ton Corners tlr f.arusing Ats.t0 P. h.. Lrav,s salisbury al 4.Ib and Laksvilie at 4.ZS ni.
 B.ls D. m Connecting utm rittun, Id. Al Hhiuebs ck Nith the st Louis Lllltss on the \. i.C. X II. K. ital rood. Gb6 D m. Milk Ham, eVhn,cunL at posuA Iornets tur Ntw York. arriving al 7.40 p.m ituns sundays only.
 aoiNa EAST. rEAtNs l.kAvt CANAAN '.56 S. m. Connecting al Ninsttd ha Nst,l bury and bridgeport. Al simsbsty C,a Westheld, Northampton. Nil. liamsburgL and HolyoLt, nt nsItiui d with Espr,Es for Sprngnvlu and Busiui sud all puints Aprtl and Hast an1vhE ln Buuto1 At a.a0 D. ni., sud tuI New Haven, arriving at l.3u 2. m, also tor AGinlaniic, Nov London. Providence. N'p furk.
 Leaves Boston Corn, re st SIS, Lake Vii.. } 36; Salishnip $40 q. m. (. A2 m. connecting at Mtnsitd lui Mater. bury, bridgeport al SinsburA f,sI W est h,ld snd Holypkti al Haiuuld for N,w Haven Springfield Hnd boston, LtANrh Boston Corn, TO at 7.S6; LAkwYlle S.ol, salisbury 5Od p. nt., To, Mtnsted, passengerr leave New loik Ht bU D. m. connect with this tram A.t0 m tSundayk only.l Leave 1loaton Corners Tor West MinHt,d, arriving at B.l2 D. m.
 Tickets sa q and baggage checked through tu Albany, auffalo. Chicago, st tr uia and the West. Western passengers maEr but one hange
 JkU, Y. JONES, snt,srtuts ndsnt
 WALTER PkhRCE,
 asauH 1agkv, aWR1t
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
DIED.

RUDD-At Lak.viilc. Jan X, at the residence oi her son, Wm B. Iiudd, Mrs Fannie B. hudd, in the s0th year of her age. Burial al Lyuus, N. '. iAssEY-At Sh field. Mass Jan is, David Massey, son of Thomas Massey, aged lg years.
 HcuRAw-At Sheffield, Jan l4, Mary McGraw, daughter Of MiuAael Mcuraw,agvd II yeais. lHoM,s-At Chatham, x. r., Jan Is. of heart disease, Erjah N lhomus, aged anout 70 years.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

The Great Burlington correspondence in the Pittsield Sun of Jan 15, reads:-
 Miss Grace Whiting of this village has sued John A. Brewer for breach of prulni<e of marriage. The damage is laid at ten thou sand dollars. The reason for bringing the sulI tt thus time is not stated. The report of Alr Brewers marriage to another lriy is positive y denied by that gentleman
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

Could get no relief from severe at tack of hoarseness until I tried Pntaska. Half bottle cured me.-W. ?. SaM- born, Weymouth L'ding, MaSs.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

Sudden changes in the weather cause sudden colds and sore threats. But these ar" instantly relieved and prompt ly cured hy Potaska.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

Dr A. B. Poore, Cedar Rapids, Mich, says: II have used your Emulsion for several years in my practice and have always found it thoroughly reliable, pleasant to take. and most valuable for throat and lung troubles"
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
NOTICE.

During the absen, of the undersigned. W. 1. oparss will attend to the Undertaking. and vii notify me sn that will be at hom, on the first train. Albert Turning wtIl attend to ,'eddling.
 a. P. SEYMOUR. Norfolk Cam January
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPrION.

One Year, strictly tn ddrd"ce, $2,oO Sir Months, A'oe
 Three Mouths, 5O Singie CoPleS, D
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

g. c. BECKLEY, Editor and Prop'r,
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
LEAvl CANAAN oorNo seuru,

9.34 a. m. arriving at bridgeport At t2.l5 D. m, with through car Cor New fork, arriving at z.lb D. m. 8 % p. m,, arriving h hrugrturt. At 5.20 D. m., arriving at New York, al 7.OO m.; 8 O5 D. m Mill Train, arlvn in Bridgeport, al 7.25 D. ni. al New York lu.9t D. n 0 S5 D, m tur tAiis hllA,' ArrtyinK At 6.b0 D. m. sunday Alilk u slo p. m., arriving in Bridgeport TSo D. m. New York. 10 30 D. m. Connect At Dr'okheld Junction NitL trains it aud ttom DanbufN.
 N. II. YEoMANs, Supf. H. D. AYERlLL,
 GVhuIAI ticket Agent.
 GenutA Ofticvs Bridgeport, Ct.
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TFdUeLeT'S S Guide.
tAtI.noAD.
January Q. 1893.

PASSENGER rKAIRs LEAsi CANAAN, ooINo NORTH; 5.57 a u,, spvcwl arriving St ru,su, la. al 2 s5A a. m. arriving ib North Adams 800 A. ni., Albany g.28 n. m. l2 90 D m Arriving At tltlsneip at 2.eb D. m. Aith thrsMt h car tor AlbanN. via State Line, ar iN,ug st 2.5n D m. IunnectnE for the N este Train Arriyes in nAistoRa n Gle m,
 75i D, n sruNtng ct Plttzftld at 9s25 p. m. Connecting at Statt Lin, .O. Albany anu the West st. rivinp ai Alban, al lO.05 D. ni., sarstors At l.u8 A. m.,
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21
SCOT'r,S EMU, SION OE PURE

For Bronchial 4fections aud Lung
 TfOlbLeS
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-21

,uns lr' m Hartford to Rbinsbrok on the Huur,.n river, where it connects wtth
 the \. Y. C. X H, h. ttAllrOud.
 A,Ln.nIrIlcIt.I D,r "A IhtA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
sU"AI saEvtr,s. q


Sewed up in the clothing Of an Italian
admitted to the Almshouss hospital re
Gently were $176 In notes. .-.
The Farmers Association Of New Castle
county for the the recovery Of stolen
property will hold its annual meeting
January 10th.
The freight steamer John A TAggArt
which Iups between Smyrna and Bhlti
more went 10 the ship yard Of the Pussy
& Iop's Company Monday for repairs
A foot race, distance 500 yards, between
" llism Bog lie aud Henry Ric', wss tn,
sporting event at Newark Thursday. II
wAa for IS q side and was n by Boyle
T The receipt o. 81 900 less the col
lateral tax, $50, tbs legacy Of Charles
q bbans, 81, Ia Acknowledged by Tbs
treasurer OF the H,ms for Aged Women
The W Il Of Lydia Webb, decsased, vii
mington, has been pTobated by Register
Grubb and lstters tsstamentary granted
JoshuA Webb and Elizabeth II, Go'dipg
executors. Letters OF administration OF
the estate of Mary K Griffith, deceased
Newark, have been granted William F
Griffith. ..--"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
q. sneep and Iambs we're ? 2g5 head quotations,

sheep and lambs were 2s5 head; quotations,
E4sT 5aIs dsmsra Pa a sae soaste
receipts, 2S2G head; shipments, d6 i heal al
Hogs, firm Notwithstanding the TeceIpta were
ysrg heaV7; philndephias sold ut Il GOD Ga;
Iorkers Sl5latBg: receipts. 10 90 head
shipments, 26O1 head. Sfeop were ~.
ohanEed in prices with the demand fiji
recent 9 500 head; shipments, 4 n0l head
NEW YORK, Tau. 5-BeeVes- Receipts I73
car ioans, OF 3r.O0 head Of which 20 car loads
20 to British msrkels. Trade was active q d
the market closed firm at an advance Of 15r
70 2lc. psr 100 pounds live weight or strong at
n MG st pound md dressed wight common 70
Iva weipht fancy DO, So 75a7: snd COWS hniIa
&c. at St.h0l5. o. Sheep-Rerrits, 7 100 hoad
hImer and more active - q iiaS 70 per 100
pourhs TOR sheep aud 81 - q for L mhs n q
tEo car loads OF extra Shoes" from kentucky
~ pounds we ageatt5 81; UnVs-Tesnrir,ts
W ~ mean all Tor slsTGhts ere ~ q p'rN,- 7
lily etoady for live hogs at 'i2i rer ie1
pounds.
BUFFALO, Jan. -Ca.He-Receit,:s. roo
head; demand goo md prize shade hiRhe /,
sB.B5O fteers OF 400 10 30 Wounds IS 9Os
hutehers'. o 1; ~ hnllss9 75T - comrn.,
tS25 p %; 10 K r5 u ~ s3 j $50 s o. -
Reoep. 700 teS~: IT r.iR nsrai; -
demand, ltit At love- rdtef; sales ~ npn ~ an
20 fi'rtS %, goo1 " choice, 10 % j s,'I't
lambs, "a 50t0; Cnld4 / niha sBs0IgiO
Hogs TIE eip,s, { 500 head mafksE Operrl
strong AND HIGHER, losei At insids rrirts
xo ld, g 10 s0 light mi sdiie5 4 20 pigs,
W 5li4 w gnrd msd.ums, 81 10 A so; Ghoics
heavy, a so 40. fair heavy, "A. 5.4 81; lasdi
remained uusoid
CHICAGO, III, Jan. E.-Tatls-Raeeints.
gu head shipments, 600 head fat csttih
uTm; common uil az d over exports. s6a6 81:
good 70 tboice shipping, kj4Oi5 30; common To
fair 81. lOa5; low grades, l5A0il wer than last
II tdag; COWS, ana mixed common to fair.
S2.2 az IS; met dunn to good 80. 3ls4 25 storkers
t3al feeders, s4a5.S0. Hogs Receipts, 81 900
head: shipments, 900 hsad; market opened
slow and ciosed, 5 l0;, higher all were sold;
rough ?, cklng a. I'd 2ipacking a. Shipping
81. 5a460; .isht, S4.l0 4 so; skips, s3A4 5heep--
Receipt, $500 head; shipments, $50 head;
market, steady; common to fair, ~ 1912 50:
medium TO gond, t3a3.2i choice TO extra
SLa4 A. The Liverpool special Demo Ga a
further weakness In value, wilh only moders'e
supplies; good TO choice American siee s, &c.
lower az l4al4kc. per pound dressed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
@ealR4.

ar S S.y, On me stn LaupA
Conner, aged 12 years and II months.
GRAVES. In Mill Greek hundred, on the 4th
inst, David Graves, aged "A years,
MURPHY.-ln Tits city, on the sth Inst, James
n. Murphy. aged rs yearn.
MuLLIN. = In this city, on Dec. :Slst, James
Mulin, aged 40 years.
McPHILAMY..-l this city. on the LIST inst. ,
Susan Ann McPhllsmy, aged 60 years.
KIBINSON.-In this city. on the 6th inst,
Gilbert NJ, son OF Jane Robinson, aged le years.
TAYLoR.-In this city, on the "a inst, Ella, wife
OF Thomas n. Taylor, aged AZ years.
WARD.--In this city, nes. 00th, Isabella, wife Of
Bernard O. Ward, IA the 10th year Of her age.
WEBB; I'm this city, on the LIST inst. Lydia webb
aged 81 years.
WELDIN. in this city, on the 4th inst, JAcol
q. WNldin, In his 72d year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

LAUREL. Jan. 5.-WiliiAm Warrington
Of Snssex county, has just finished the
tack OF eatil 80 partiidges in 80 day
for . $50 wager with Hoislkeeper Melvin.
A second wager has been made between
the same men for sl00 that Warrington
cannot eat 15 IL pound turkeys 10 3
month, the loser TO pay $35 sddisionsl
for the cost OF the Turkeys. Warrington
began his tack to-day aud ate his halt
turkey with apparent relish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
Teachers, Examination.

Superintendent Williams gives Do'ioe
that examination Of candidates fol
teachers' certificates will Be held At viii.
minstoa and Dover on Saturday, January
10Th, and at Georgetown and Stafford or
the Saturday following.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

The directors Of the Bank OF Whining
ton and Brandywine have declared q
dividend Of per cent for the past ak
months, and the Union National Bank
directors have declared dividend Of 81
DER cant for the came time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
Pun,ie sale or Farm STOCK.

N. F. Pusell Of Red Liop, Del, intend.
ing to leave the county will dispose Of his
stock OF cows, horses and mules, also
hay and family implimeuts at public sale
about the first Of March next. Due
notice Of the ssle will appear in the
DELAWARE GAZETTE And STATE JOURNAL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
A usgro,s sudden Death.

Moses BOSCH. oolored, Of this city, fell
at Sixth aud Pine strseto, Philadelphia,
Monday, and complained Of severe pains
In the region Of his heart. he was re-
moved to the Pennsylvsnis Hospital,
where he died in few minutes. The
coroner will hold an IL quest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

Almost every lady habitually uses some kind
of hair dressing 1t is toilet Necessity:
Psrker's Hair Balsam is the best, because ;
does not soil the most delicate fabric Is de-
liciously perfumed; cools the he ID; graduates
dandrutf, and promotes luxuriant growth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
A NEW DEAL ALL AROUND
DoUBIRsURPRIsEs ATEHh nor, n
OAUOUBES.
CoMEGYs AND COOPER WIN.
WILLIAMSON AND M,FEE GET TEE
OLERKsHIPs.

DetaiIs of the Lea tsiasivo Caucuses
"A Hos Contest with Rather Sur.
prising Rssuits-Ihe Successful
Candidates.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
3itense SPECIFICATIONS.

NOTICE.. THOMAS l. MoUsLEY,
~ THE OWN EK Of the house aiiusted on tins
N. E. corner Of Philadelphia and West Chester
Iar ,1l III known as the Green Tree Hotel.
county of New Castle and State Of Della:
the acts Of the General Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that shall ap.
ply in writing TO the Court of Ger era Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state Of Delaware
I'm and for New Castle county. on MONDAY, the I'd
day Of February, A. d. 1855, being the next term OF
said court, for license for said house an inn or
tavern for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities thar one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable citizens
of tile said ward recommend the said application,
viz
John Griffin James L Pilbeam
William z Hannum Joseph Barr Sr
Joseph Barr Jr Thomas Collins
Franklin Cloud John Carson
Norris j. Pike John Il McMakin Jr
Charles SharplesB Ralph Perry
Augustus X Pruitt jerome Borreli
John Lenord Benz SharpleaH I
John u Mcguire II Titus NJ ID
GEORGE Elliott Dennis A RIgney
l. @ Johnson j NJ Ward
David II Smith George Purdue
Francis Hay den john Cox
y L Gallagher Mousley
jams 3tw THOMAS L. MOUSLEY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
for $aIE

for $aIE
-----@~--'- -1~s~~--s~
E0R SALB.-THK DWELLING 8O6
A. WEST STREET Oh very easy terms. Posses
sion about February 1st. Can be seen daily from
10 to IL a. m. excepting Wednesdays Apply to
Sos West street or Third and Church sreets.
dec28 1m
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

the name of the Delaware, Maryland & Viz
ginia railroad, as gift to the school fund OF
the State.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Wi2mxmgson Narkess.
Breadstutis corrected daily By the william.
Lea a Ben Go.
nRRArgftIrFe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08
QUARANTINE.

1ihe regulating by law for the protection Of
the public health, the avoidance and cure OF
conl agious and infectious diseases, under our
ARA ngement Of the powers Of government,
is entrusted TO the states Of the Union; and
to hneir local administrations we must look
for the necessary measures OF prevention.
C,o-operation with the Federal authority,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

At tie last session, the Legislature, appre-
ciating the Importance OF the educational
interests Of the State, wisely made liberal
appropriations for the free schools, largely In
advance Of previous generous aid looking to
the promotion Of the education of both white
and colored children. This legislation has
had very beneficial effect. A fresh impetus
has been given to the cause Of common
school education, system 30 long cherished
and fostered as one Of the favored Institu-
tons of the State.
The increased attendance of scholars,
higher efficiency Of teachers, Improvement in
school buildings, advanced class Of text hooks,
the confessedly improving management OF the
superintendoncy Of the schools, all alaite are
meeting and deserving favorable comment at
the hands Of the people. In view OF these
good results, I do most earnestly recommend
further appropriations commensurate with
the demands and necessities of the times,
either in money, or by setting Spart the
interest on the mortgages due by the juno
ton Il Breakwater aud the BreaRwater q
Frankford railroads, now consolidated maer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08

DIHerence shoWB the assetB In eIcess OF -
hhDlnueb. SSO4yUO
desire to call your attention to the fact
that on the first day of July, 1886, of the out
standing bohDs OF the State, one hundred
and thirty.ave $1,000 bonds fall due and are
payable. 1t will therefore become the duty
OF the present Legislature to provide for the
payment of the same.
report, which owing to the illness Of the
treasurer has been delayed, full information
will be given you, gentlemen, as to the
finances Of the State.