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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-12
NOTICE
TO
Owners Of Billiard Tables.

There shall be levied and collected by the Sher
If as Tax Collector a license tax as follows
First-From each proprietor or keeper of q
billiard table mot kept for the exclusive use Of
the owner or his family,l for each table. SIS per
quarter; for nine or ten. pin bowling alley. SIS
per quarter. License to be granted for term not
less than three months.
Revised Laws of Idaho, page SOC, Section 70.
c. II. FUREY,
ms Sheriff of Alturas County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
DEATHS.

PAX SON-On the 9Th instant, at The resi.
dercs Of George W Hastings. lew CASTLE
Del, Merritt II. paxsol, aged u years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in.
vited 10 attend the funeral. on Friday. Jan
s, at 10 O'Clock a. m , rom Mr.. hastings
Georges cemetery.
SA UNDEkS-On January 9Th, lSss. Hannah
M. Saunders, in her esd year
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi.
ted 10 attend funeral services a. the reside nee
Of her husband, John saunders. 500 W est 18th
street. on Thursday. Jan. 7gh, at o'clock y.
IN. ln'erment GA Friday at L9verlngion
cemetery. koxtOrough. PhIia, train ltav.
ing Wilmington al 10 05 a. N.
LAW-On the 9Th inst VIII an Law in the
70 h year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted 10 attsnd his funeral on ME late resi-
dsncs. in Christlaua Hundred. on sunday
afternoon at O'CLOCK. latermen. at MT
Salem Gem stery.
WALkER-At Stanton, on Tuesday, Janu.
airy 9TH, Minnie +. daughter OF Henry and
Mary A. Walker. in he 18Th year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her parents near stanton
Depot, on Friday January sh, 10 meet at
the b. use at O'Clock. Services at the M
Z. church at Stsnton,a' O'Clock. In;erment
at ) I. j smss' church.
Ihfro was q Reaper,
Whose name was Death,
And with hts sick lie Keen.
He reaped the bearded grain at breath
And the flowers that grew between
My Lord hath need Of
These flowers gay
The reaper said and smiled
Lear token Of the earth are they,
When no was once child.
| Oh sSF--Dn the 9th inst, j.. N. Chase. il
| the soth year OF his ago
Relatives and friends are respectfully iuvi
ed to attend the fu2eral on Thursday after
| noon az O'Clock, GIOm his late residence
| sew Castle, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
The Firai Innaalzs.

Or Harlan, President OF the Board oil
Managers of the Ferris Reform School,
took the first pupil out to that institu
lion on Wednesday. The boy lie about
l2 years OF age. He becams no Ieck
ess mat nothing could be done with
him short of sending him to prison
TO which place he would soon have
been sent had not the Ferris Reform
Schoo iDterposed rs his city Of Refuge
IL IL hoped that under the better 10.
Etrueiion of Superintendent Pickels
he will he h better boy and grow up
good man. DIR. Harlan informs us
that we we're In error In announcing
the meeting of stock holders and mana.
ger ct Reform School building on
wednesday, the 18Th Instant. Insteat
the meeting will be held on that date n
p, N. in the lecture room Of the Operi
House, at WHICH time 1t Is bopet
ID re will be full meeting of al
interested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

Dots
For good coal 80 10 Bnsh's, Rrerc


For good coal 20 70 Bnsh's, Preach
street. wharf.
Call and see samples OF fancy cards .,
the REPUBLICAN Office. VIII print
cheap.
Another $50 bushels Of those fine
potatoes, and good butter az 1872 4. Fifth
street. T. u. Wier.
We e.deavor TO please in every re.
spect. Beaton Smith, druggist. Seventh
and Pine streets.
Milton Simpars, city treasurer, IL 9
candidate for the Republican nomI-
nation for re election to said office.
BUR- and roller groubd fiours, all
gradet, lowest prices at Philips Bros
stores, Front and Madison and Fourth
and French.
The best country print butter, fresh
every market day, and at the lowest
prices, at Douzhiy's stalls, 81 and 81
Third street market.
Hop Bitters, 81 cents bottle; Browns
Iron Bitters, IS cents bottle ell other
patent medicines at low prices. Taylor
& Fullerton. 302 King street.
VIM. 8. Moulder, employed In the
clothing store Of Cyrus Stern, No. Ill
Market street, has purchased . grist
mill near West Chester, Pa, for IS, 800.
b. +. Slradley, VINO has teen In the
employ of the Kennebec Ice and Coal
Company, hiss accepted position with
the Charles Warner Co.
Hattie CakiDs, who has been en-
ployed TO teach In the public school at
Townsend, will, continue TO attend to
her IN dsic asses In this city on Satui.
days, but will not preside at the organ
In Scott M + church on Sundays, "a
the time OF the starting of the cars will
not permit her 10 remain in this city
until Monday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
Complaint About the street Lamps

Complaint About The street Lnmps
Mayor Rhosds received postal this
morning from e. A. Robinson, super
intendent OF lighting the street lamps.
complaining that sometimes in the
evening the lamps are extinguished
after the lighters have made their
rounds, anil that they are frequently
70. lighted in the morning after they
have been extiDguished by the light
ers.
There may be some cause for tha
later complaint, rs milkmen and others,
whose business calls them out before
day break, say that il Ia the custom Of
the lighters 70 put cut tie lights at o.
clock or even earlier tha1 that in the
morning, leaving them 70 make their
way through the streets in the dark, at
the risk of accident, for at least two
hours.
There has been considerable complaint
about this matter, and II the superin-
tendent will instruct his subordinatss
TO let the lights burn until 8 O'Clock, at
thisseason Of the year 1T is not probable
that there will be any trouble about
their being re.li;, aud there Is no doub;
but the police will attend TO any ore
who may tamper with them iu the
evenings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
sale Of STOCKS an d Pml

l.. w. Stidhsm & Son .
at 10 O'Clock this morDinss
ecutor's sale at the COnh
following property forual
to the late Samuel n. Pa3
One hundred and o9ty = =
OF the National Bank q v Y,
and Braudywine at t'5io n
68 shares ofthe Union N' !.
at S66 10 psr share :; = ID h
First National Bank, 81
$l73 20 per share. ID
rs shares of the FIfnr
Delaware, Sol. 80 and ~.
2 shares of the Nationa. ~
ware, t720 per share ~
New Castle Gas Comps''
share.
9 shares Masonic b.
stock 1910 per share; =
Mining and DevelopmH
So IS per share; l shAS
institute stock, rs cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
APerfeesiy safe ButldinR

notwithstanding the fact that the man
ayers of the Opera House were certain
that In the event of FIRE occurring " hi!e
an audience was in the place there would
not be any difficulty In all escaping un
harmed, they resolved TO make aesur.
ance donbly sure" and for that purpose
have had the two large windows, one on
either side of the lobby, cut down level
with the floor, making doors which open
upon substantial platforms supplied with
steps leading 10 the alleyways, and thence
70 king street. In case of emergency the
building can be emptied IL q very few
minutes, and is now one of the safest
places Of amusement In this country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
ships ana Guns.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Ordinance
Committee will hold final meeting
tomorrow TO discuss the report which
Mr.. Hewitt has prepared, and it is
understood that it will be sent to the
House practically in the form in which
il was presented. In general, it saws
that all the material for heavy guns
can be produced in this country, and il
mentions Pennsylvania mills as speci-
ally adapted, with the engagements
agreed upon, to do the work. Guns of six
eisht-inch calibre, it continues, have
already been made in this country, and
the size can be increased up to sixteen
inch, and the number desired completed
within two years. For the proposed
new warships more time will be neces
sary, and the whole proposed fleet OF
thirty vessels will take at least ten
years to be made ready for service. The
first vessel will require three years from
the present time, and:the second years.
Alter that they can he finished more
rapidly, and the whole number easily
completed within the ten years specifi.
cd. The tools in this country are no.
oAhANitilt III lllG MOTh rs NtI. Dlt
investigations show that they can be
secured tn Europe, together with the
drawings and Specifications necessary
for the start
As to the place in which the ships
are 70 be constructed, the merits of the
various navy yards are considered, and
the conclusion arrived at that ont
having fresh water surroundings would
be the best. League Island at Phila
delphia, is held TO possess all the re
qulrements and is advocated on tha
account. The manufacture of til,
vessels is treated at length with refer
ence to the points visited The con
cusion is that the Pittsburg foundrie,
and mills offer the best advantages, ant
the recommendation added is that tn.
work ofthe national arsenal he done a
or near that place. The question of tn,
manner of giving out the work will b,
discussed by the committee and is un
settled. There is disposition, how.
ever, to recommend the system OF bid.
and the award of contracts board
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
The I.sse Merits n. Pa

reference was merely mad,
REPUBLICAN yesterday 10 >
OF Merritt h. Paxson, Withhold
10 the prominent position b.
~ one time In the State Nj
did not come 20 Delaware IN +
Jersey, bat from Bucks coss,
about the year 1852, and ss.aA
what is now known As the CAii
containing $50 acres, adjoira
wood station.
Being q practical farma I
enterpTising man, ho boushIH
farms In ethe neiRh borhooj, 4
had = body OF GOO odd acre !
Much of this land WAS purt.s
war prices, which when the "
receded In value TO such Az q
10 seriously cripple Mr. Para
ciAlly aud even IuAlly be lost ..
Pazson occupied 10 unoef.AiE
politically.
He was by education, 80 sri1
slavery man, and when the VI
out he was q Arm defender of;sI
In 1889 the Union men Of
Hundred selected Mr.. PAIon
candidate for the Legislature
William Cannon, rs the Uni&
date for Governor, be was eleti
PAxson sAs y strong n"PsH
voted for John q Fremont ioi
In 1856, but In the early breAi
the war, 4" Union" was Aooo'
q term ~ could ba populArJ
defenders Of the Union csuN
Two years later, union ma
90 ne more bold and came q
publicAns,:,wben Mr.. Paxsd
elected 10 the Legislature.
Mr.. Paxson was q friend D
b. smithers Of Dover, and u
desired 10 make him the cat
nee of the Republican nd
United States Senator. but y
the majority of the Republid
bers he voted for Edward e.
Esq, though James A. Bs
elected for the third time. Al
tells us that he thinks 1t VA
500 who made the motion to
Unit. d States flag upon the
tai, but which motion was ID
the Democrats. Mr.. PsIsOt 81
daughters and three sonS, sb
il New Castle county exceF
VanRant who resides In C'1
Nd. One Of the daughter
OF the deputy recorder OF
County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
The Roston Ideals.

THIS new Academy of Music will bt
oDentd next Monday night by the B g.
ton Ideal Operl Gompany,as the Ia ana
eere have prom sea that the building
shall De comp ete by that time. Sir
larse stJves he 70 Oeen a,ed In the
10 oy tor. the purpose OF drying the
pIaster.
Tho sale of reserve seats will open to.
m0rT0~ morning ~ 8 o'clock at 8. L.
OcheltEes's store, No. 6i7 Market street,
at which time sests tor any perform.
auce may be obtained No one will b.
allo we'd TO tug more tina ten seats fol-
any single opera, There have been
rumors That exDrbisant prices would be
charged on the opening night. This /,
a mtstahe, as the scale of prices will
remain the same throughout the en-
gag meDt, viz: 30 cents general admis
sioI rs and 81 reserved seats,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
A laana.nuaA.a

Yesterday morning man named John
Leary was committed by Judge Cummins
until this morning, for drunkenness. He
had just been released from jail, having
been confined there since last summer for
larceny, and had neither coat or vest. He
seemed to suffer severely with the cold
and this morning when he was discharged
on his promise that he would start Tor
Philadelphia at once, special officer Eos
- 49,. him good warm coat and vest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
Nancy for Veta

The Second ComptTo'lS
sury at Washington, 60
cath, 1885. that all 'O'l
volunteered to enlist nv
service of the United "a \
years prior TO July ~
been mustered In serVi,'a Y
9, 1861, and who were >
charged for promotion, - -
500 bounty, under the Il \
1879, providing that tDs' /
ready received the same
Lieutenant Brady 10"
Delaware Volunteers
comptroller and has reC'
saying that the -ccis,'.
above stated. 1t IL thoI
number Of rnen in this N
titled TO this bounty, BY ~
their interest &c look ~
rs tho amount, with ID"
exceed $500. a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

The following letter has been handed
TO the REPUBLICAN, for publication by
the Rev. II. A. Monroe
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. REV. j,
W. Beckett, trustees and members OF
Bethel A. N. L. church. Dear breth'
rem We feel deeply touched a. re-
ceiving In this, our hour Of greatest
need, the expressions OF christian sym
patty and generous offer Of accommo.
dations for our shelterless congregation,
that were conveyed TO US hY the hand
OF the pastor OF Bethel church.
We accept the offer OF the aud forum
OF your church for Sunday, Jan. 10Th,
for afternoon and evening service with
sincere gratitude, trusting that God,
who inspired your hearts TO 80 noble q
deed of benevolence, may reward yoa
richly.
We hope the insurance companies
will allow us The actual damage to our
property, but the loss direct and iBdi-
rect to Us will be great one tina: IL
will take considerable time TO repair.
We hope for the better, but whatever
the final result may be, the action OF
Bethel A. M. Z. church will be the one
bright spot In . day otherwise tilled
win uaAA anu OitbtA
May God bless you. II. A. MONROE,
Pastor Ezlon M. K Church.
WIN Caldwell, Sec'y.
Tie Rev Mr.. Monroe said that he
scarcely knew how "a thank the fire.
men and police for their very efficient
lservices which, be justly says, savel
the building from total destruction. He
also spoke in the highest terms OF the
bravery Of Edward Robinson, whose
heroic action in shutting of the gas at
The risk of ais o wn life, finally put the
n Imes under control.
Mr.. Monroe says that no one will be
authorized ut present TO collect any
money tor the oh urch, and requests all
persons to refrain from contributing II
they should be called upon, until 1t 10
known what the Insurance. companies
will do. II aid should DO required. as IL
probably will be, the fact will be made
known by the press OF this city, &hen
there 10 no doubt but IL will be met by
= liberal response.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
The Peach Rrand Morocco.

The John G. Baker Company has
been 80 fortunate as TO bit upon
brand Of morocco that is becom inR quite
popular; it is called the Delaware Kid
and Douglas, and the particular brand
Is called the Peach Brand" 1t is very
sott,strong, pliable, article, and the firm
is rec wing very strong letters Of endors. =
ment from many OF the leading dealers
and manufacturers from all parts of the
country. So lively has been the demand
for the Peach Brand" that the Company
have enlarged their capacity for the man
utacturcr Of leather. Within sixty days
past they have erected an addition Jo
their building 40x93 feet five stories high
that they may e ready to promptly fl
all orders. They look forward hopeful,
to the future In the anticipation Of al
active trade, especially In their new
Peach Brand" Of delaware Kid an,
DouplasV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
FIFTH EDITH
Letter fresa chr,,,,.'

CHRrsrrASA, Jan. 6.-on
Ing. or night, OF December ST.,
TenIplsr'sI.odge was orgapi,sS,
Lodge officers frum HevarE
following officers n. NJ. Me-
q. T. Mrs. T. Mckee. W
Miss Rebecca Rsint, W. g.
Whiteman, w. r. s. Mn
McCrea, w. T.. Joseph Ds,
Mics Matilda WhitemAn, W
J. Daley, w. o. G. Mr. ~
W. NJ. Miss Mary Dare, W
Mr.. Thomas Mckee, Lodge D.,..
About twenty were inilia,sd =.
INSTALLATION OF oftioers was -.
all. Several able speeches
Wood wsrd, McRsnny and MI.
made, AFTER which the solemn =.
OF watch meeting were partlr,,4
by the large number pre,e,,
trustees oil Christiana M
have very generously aud klndi'
tho fire. use Of the bssem,r
Christiana Lodge No.9,f Oe
s months or until April Ga
hoping soon 20 double our ami.
In our work for T.mpet.br.
cur presence felt in th,s en-,
The lodge meets Saturday e..
each week.
The protracted meeting Al
now in the fifth week, 10 liner.
interest. About tive nty hsy,
verified and ~ many more A.
irquirers for salvation BY
Jesus. The good work ben
Ebenezer. commenced with 4.
and scholars OF tho Sunday n
now It is reaching the adug
community and consrega,lx
James Scott IL lending an au
helping band and heart In d
Next Sabbath and MondAy
10th and llth, will DO the I'm,
fourth quarterly meeting q, q,
Rev. vaughn Smith, Of VII,
will, Providence permitting. a
tho Christiana NJ. L. church i
m. Love feast at 8 O'Clock
evening NJ 2 o'clock, Rev. On
Presiding Elder, will preach
morning ~ 0 o'clock, the q
Conference will he held NJ c.
We arc hoping soon to counal
protracted nesting In Chn.,n
have, by the blessing OF the u
fevivals. .lst-ReliRious Il, /
mp the church. End -TtmEzl
overthrow the rum power. sd +
be. Yours truly, JOS ID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
FOURTH EDITION.


LONDON, Jan. 6 "A number OF unof.
| hctal liberal members OF Parliament
have bean making overtures TO the Par
| nellites for the cooperation Of the latter
In raising q question rs TO home rule
during the debate on the address In re
ply to the Queens speech. MT. Parnell
declines TO reply TO Ideal overtures
unless they IRE accompanied BY IN en-
press agreement TO grant Ireland home
rue. II the Qaeen's speech refers q
Ireland the Parnellites will await the
government proposal.
DUBLIN. Jan, d Michael Davitt has
promised 70 visit Wales In February,
for the purpose OF assisting In Aerarian
agitation and Of aiding In the found alton
OF Welsh land league.
SERIOUS REBELLION IN BURMAH.
LONDON, Jau. 6.-rhe Times cor
respondent ut Mandalay telegraphs
that 10. 200 rebels are securing the
country within q radius Of twenty
miles OF the capital. aud that they
threaten 70 attack the town. Fears OF
an erneute are felt, owing to the Rrea,
reduction Of tie British force at Man
dalay by the withdrawal OF troops for
tne expedition TO Bhamo. Prince
AloDpra is ~ tho head OF the Rebel
iorce. He has m lpisters, issues de
crets' collects taxes and claims 70 be
King Of Burmah.
Prince Htoitsip, another pretepder OF
the Burmese throne, has one body of
tsoops northeast OF MandAlay, another
body northwest, and u third body
southeast OF the city. Both Hteitsin,
and Alompra are gathering strength
ALLOW TO THE CARLIsTs.
Madrid. Jan. "a manifesto which
the Spanish Bishops submitted to the Pope
on tue death of King Alfonso has been
approved by the Pope aud will be pub.
lished forthwith.
The Pope says: 81 would strongly i'm.
press upon you that although politics are
based upon religion, you must not engage
in politics. Provided faith in Catholic
principles is respected, all forms Of gov
eminent are admissible"
This 10 considered q fatal blow TO the
pretensions Of the Carlists, who, 1t is
claimed, use religion as q cloak for the
advance OF despotism.
THE POPE IN PERFECT HEALTH.
ROME, Jan. 6.-It is learned on the
highest authority, that there is no truth
In the alarming reports which have been
put In circulation regarding the health of
Pope Leo. So far from bis condition
being precarious or delicate, as has been
asserted, 1t is officially announced that
his Holiness is In perfect health.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

o. Saturday Afternoon, blue mitter
n ing from TIE Opera House aloor
E'gh II street 20 Washington, down
Washington To 5ay enth. thence to JEFF
f-. go, aud down Jefferson to Filth
street.. The finder will confer q tavoI
by lsaging it at 900 W. Fifth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
TO eayaser D..aIers

" - re- iyinE sally salt oystsr'
r. -, .npasns bay and Other
,"- r- , - b, barrel Only W. T
y Il Z 60 Third and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

William G. Vernon
was, with his family ;!.s
Tuesday night by 0 ,v. VIII
OF his friends. princi R RsS'
Pile of Claymont. -
spent in a pleasant nis -
body enjoyed themsel,1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

Tomorrow promises 10 be fair and
slightly warmer. Saturday, partly
cloudy, threatening rain or snow and
falling temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

OTORE AND FIXTURES FOR RENT
- Having accepted q position In the tailor
department with Wanamaker q Brown,
Philadelph O, the store and fixtures which
have occupied at the southeast corner OF Few
enth and Market streets, (this city) and
which were newly painted inside and out
and newly papered, together with new large
show windows, all at my own expense, 10 be
given'away TO whoever may rent my store. A
rare opportunity. FERD CARSON.
T.. ias.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
TAKE NOTICE.

All who visa anything more from the Uoc
store are invited 10 come and mako their
purchases. fer 1t may he tho lsst ehAnse. IS /
am liable to noye my goods 10 tome oiher
city as soon az can make arrangements TO
that effect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

a Il hinia OF wood by Il io' q or cord
~ ai.L;s', Fourth and kaJrOaa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

A plain gold bracelet was found al the
Citizens Rink about one month ago.
The finder can have the same by calling
at the Rink aud proving property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
COnfRibnIiOns

Mrs II. @. Turner, ,,J|
Solicitor has oont, ~ M
painting, executed y
the tables at the orp ,Ss IA
now being held ~ .1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07

A good crowd attended the Citisens'
Rink last evening. An oxy.hydroRen
one OF the finest ever given
In this CRY, baing the attraction. IL
will be given again this evening, vhen
tho rink should DO crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-07
A. NEWHALL
Wilmington, Del.
Iaf im-eod

TNBUSTEE'S SALE OF HEAL ESrATE
IL ny virtue Of decree Of the Chanc.l lor
viii bs exposed TO Puolic sale at the Court
hous.. on Market rtteet, oetneen zenith
and Eleventh sIsets, NiItnln Stpn, Del,
ON SAT URnAI. JANSAkY, 29fd, lsse,
At II O'Clock. Q. M.
All that farm. fOTms'ly Of William Boot d,
decoAssd. situate In the c ~ and equity o.
New Castle, bounded bY the road leading
from New Castle 70 Wilmington, lands Of
GEORGE EDWARDS AEd Henry D. Buse, tho
Delaware river and olebo Farm containing
it9 acres an : III J'e'eheF, more or lesf, bs-
tides villa marsh. etc.
Attendance will be given, and terms made
known at the time and plsce tfjresIId, by
W.. SPH U ANCE Trustee.
Attest J. n. HOUSMAN,
J7-iN heg O. q.