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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-01

Postmaster Lgieh0rt's Condition. We re-
greet to learn there is no improvement in
postmaster's Iglehart's condition. His
attending physicians were with him a
greater part of last night, and as last
resort to prolong life were considering to-
day the amputation of the affected limb.
The muscles of the leg had become so
contracted as to bring the foot up to the
thigh, and an attempt was made TO get ii
back in its right shape, but without sue
cess. He has not been able TO eat or sleep
for more than week, so intense has been
his suffering.
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Court Of appeals. In tho Court Of APP.
peals to-day No. 45--Seldner vs. Mt.
jackson National Bank. was further ar
gued and concluded by Samuel Snowden
for the plaintiff.
No. 46-Warner and Warfield and 9th
ers VS.. Riel, &c, was argued by Benja.
min 4. r. Champion and Edwin Higgins
for the appellants. and Robert Baldwin,
for the appcllees.
No. 47-Whiting Is. Leakin and Cos
such. administrators. was commenced BY
John S. Tyson for the appellant
Assignments for tomorrow. Thursday,
Nos. 49 and so.
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ALSO PLUMBING

In all lis branches done at short notice
and at low prices.
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The following arc the lnuiChilOnS loT
next twelve hours as reported by the sig
nal service bureau Washington, ID. O.,
today For Maryland, the District of
Columbia, and Virginia, generally fair
weather, colder, westerly winds.
The thermometer at THECAPITAL Office
at noon to-day stood 530.
Reported for Duty. Henry
McCrca. has reported for duty ut the Ma
val Academy.
Funeral of Mrs. Hunter. The funeral Of
Mrs. Susan Hunter whose death was re-
ported in Yesterdays CAPITAL, will take
place at 9 O clock tomorrow from Wesley
Chapel Church, the Rev. w. G. Herbert
pastor, officiating
another Victim of Dipbthen0 "A little
four year old daughter OF Mr.. James
Small, died last night OF diphtheria. Her
funeral will take place nj o'clock to-
morrow evening from the residence OF the
bereaved parents on Brickyard Hill. Mr..
Small has two other children down with
the same disease.
Received Their Guns. The Governor
Guards new guns mentioned in these
columns some days ago, were received at
their armory to-day and distributed. They
are the Springfield Rifle, OF the latest
government pattern, and forty-five cali
Der. such as are used in the u. s. Army
The same gun will be used by all the
State Militia.
Hotel Arrivals. The following are the
arrivals st the Maryland Hotel to-day
W. b. VAIN, Phila; L. L. Lamb, Balti-
more, Nd; s. NJ Snyder, N Y; w. M.
Holloway and wife. Levenworth, Kansas;
Chas. A, Lucey. Baltimore; w w. Pet
tingill, n, Y; Edwin Higgins, Baltimore,
Md.
Temperance Meeting. The united tenn
perance workers held their meeting last
night in the Presbyterian Church. Re.
marks were made by different members
4 on the work of temperance and the good
cause its advocates espouse. The sing
4 ing was particularly good and the meet
ing. generally speaking. was one of the
most interesting the society has ever held.
Prisoners in J0H.-There are at present
twelve prisoners in jail-six white and
six colored, Henry Kcllen, confined there
who is supposed to be insane and to
whom the grand jury called the attention
OF the court, In their last report, is await
ing the action Of the States Attorney,
who is now confined to his home by sick
ness
Go to II. e. Purdy's, Is Main street
and get pair of those splendid school
shoes for boys,
Little Folks Entertainment child
Tens temperance society known as the
Band OF Hope will give a musical and
literary entertainment tomorrow night in
The lecture room Of the First III. E.
CHURCH, The ladies in charge have taken
great pains to make the entertainment a
success and ii is hoped their efforts will
DC appreciated Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. HOlidayOke, 80 Main street adj
joining City Hotel. has fine assortment
OF millinery and fancy goods, cheap.
-O
Held for court-Capt. Cox, of the pun.
gy Henry Martin, was arrested yester-
oay by Capt Turner of the police steam
er hamilton, and brought to Annapo-
Ils, charged with dredging on Hackelt's
roint bar. The accused had hearing
thls morning before Justice Gassaway,
ana was fined $500 and costs and held the
court.
H.
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At avery larsely-attendcd meet
ing of the Master Plumbers Of Chi
cago recently, after the set speeches
were disposed Of, Mr.. Martin MAJ
Ian made q talk to tile plumbers
apprentices that is so sensible and
applies so forcibly 10 allyoung men
who are starting out to learn a trade
that we reproduce this extract:
"0ur next consider alton, and 2
very serious one for both masters
and apprentices, is the danger and
temptation boys are continually in
trou the men they help, The jour,
neymap plumber cxerts more IN
fuence on his helper for good or
evil than all the boys relations put
together. Their relationship is such,
that for a boy helping an intemper-
ate, immoral or dishonest man, /
have not much hope for his future.
Il is an old saying among the craft
that to his helper the plumber is
an open book. He is too often
dangerous hook, If tie jourueymal
is first class mechanic, the appren
tice can always find it in his hear
not only to forgive but often TO emu
latshis traits, and not unfrequentl,
comes to look IN his freaks as
natural outcome of genius.
This is the danger, my yount
- friend, would warn you against
5 It is something YOU cannot tridt
with; you can no more help an in
$ temperate. dishonest or immora
e man without suffering the conse.
-e qucpces thanyou can put your han(
in the fire without getting scorched
/ you must fly the danger. When an.
y Of you boys have the misfortune 0
+ being put to help one Of these IN
e fortunate fellows, go quietly to you
n
n employer and tell him thatyou can
y not conscientiously help such a maj
&c that yop cannot subject yourself t
It such danger Tell your employC
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NOTES AND coGMGNTS

A dastardly outrage, IN conhec-
tiop with the recent strikes was
committed in Chicago on Tuesday
night. A meeting Of Socialists was
in progress at the old Hay Market
and the proceedings We're getting 50
r;otous that Police-Inspector Bon
field, at the head Of l25 men, was
sent 20 break up the meeting lie
twice called on them to dispense
when suddenly two bombs were
thrown among the police, exploding
instantly. The officers then fred on
the crowd and dispersed them. From
latest reports two officers are kl'Iea
and twenty-eight seriously injured
four Of whora are not expected to
recover The leaders Of the anar
chists, Spies, Schwartz and Others
have been arrested. Schwartz is sus-
nected of being the man who threw
the bomb.
tits to be hoped that terrible
example will be made Of all those
found guilty Of taking a hand i
this cowardly massacre, as amy Tor
bearance on the part Of the authorI-
ties would, in all probability only
lead to a repetition of the ultra 6
and the lives of law abiding, peace
able citizens he endangered Tor the
sake of a mob Of vile coTardly ms
creants, who, under the name OF
Socialism and its many Aliases nave
proved curse in every country
where they have been allowed TO re-
main.
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SUNBRIGRT LETTER.

Mr. Bishop, of Ohio, has purohas-
ed a farm of B. +. Summer and
has brought his family here. They
will live on the Vought place until
they build for themselves, Mr..
Vought Will work the Tom Morris
farm this summer.
Messrs. Welch and Waldorf have
returned to their home in Ohio.
S. f Franklin and G. H. Dun
ming spent Monday in Kingston.
Mr.. John Molyneux, Of Glen
Mary, was in town on Tuesday, and
drove out to his farm.
Miss Giles, of Rugby, is visiting
on Wavcrly Hill.
s. II. Staples, of Lancing, was in
Sunbright one day this week.
NICKEL.
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TIE WEATHER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

respectfully but firmly, that you
would rather be an inmate of a pest
house than breathe the toulncsS that
surrounds one of those unfortunates
day alter day; and | tell you, boys,
You would lie far safer morally and
physically, and | will pledge you
my word if you do this your employ
er will value you all the mere, and
yoa Will have the greatest danger
that threatens the apprentlceremov-
ed: and you will also render Il great
service to the unworthy journeyman.
Y u will lie We hi in that position
where lie can DO the least harm
leave HIM severely alone, lot him he
his own helper, he will have more
time for reflection, and thereby a
better chance Of improving, as his
loneliness will serve as a continual
reminder of his unhtness to associate
With his fellows"
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At the annual meeting OF the
Ladies Church Working Society
held atthe house of their beloved
President, Mrs. Hughes, the follow
ing members we're present;
Mrs. Blackjack, Mrs, Dyer, Mrs
Berry, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Tyson
Mrs Wellman, Nh, GIlliat, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. Giles and Mrs AloT"n-
der
After an hour of pleasant talk
and work the meeting was called TO
order, and the very gratifying re-
port of the Treasurer was read anu
heartily approved by the President
and members generally. The amount
in the hands of the Treasurer was
SOL 80,
The election for officers was next
held and resulted as follows:
Vice President, Mrs. Taylor.
Treasurer, Mrs. Tyson.
Secretary, Mrs. Wellman.
Working Committee: Mrs Black
lock, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Berry an(
Mrs. Wells,
Visiting COMMITTEES Mrs olIlla'
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Giles.
Altar committee: Miss Tyson, Mis-
Hughes, Miss Gilliat and Miss a
Dyer.
1t was then proposed and carrie
by reclamation that, at the sugge
ton of our honored President, Mr.
Hughes, we present the sum OF twe'
ty-fve dollars to Mr.. and Mr.
Blackjack, as an Easter otfenI
from their grateful friends, tt
members of this society.
The meeting then adjourned u
I'll the following Thursday, that d'
having been appointed for the fl
ture, to hold an adjourned meeHI
at the house of Mrs. Gllliat, vh'
the other business of the socie
ceuld be finished, the lateness OF t
hour preventing further work tn.
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No HEALTHIER PLACE IN AMERICA.
Excellent productive soil--Fine large Tim
ber-Purest Of Good building stones
Town Lots aud small Farms for sale to
ACTUAL SETTLERS az verv lew prices and easy
terms.
Lots donated to Manufacturers, Mechanics
and Business men, who commence operations
the fist year.
Gail on or address,
A. L. Ross.
Lavender P o.
Anril ith 1886
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To Cash in hand as'per
last annual statement S80l
). 50 collections 2l0 IS
), Rev. } H. Blackjack 7Gl
), NJ. A, Woodburn 2 90
), Union Sunday School
1T. quarterly subscript'n 9 %
$23l Is
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NURSERY
w. r. JOSOLYNE.
RUGBY, TENN.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
Reliable Seeds at honest prices.
Flower and Vegetable seeds of all
kinds warranted fresh, CABBAGE
a nd other plants for sale in sea-
son. Gardening work of all kinds
done at reasonable rates. Gardens
laid out and kept in rider by year
day or job.
Care of VINEYARDS a Specially
Orders by mail for seeds or work
promptly attended to.
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afternoon.
Subscriptions for tie urrent year
are now due and may be handed to
the Treasurer, Mrs. Tyson.

A very talr aum's OF members
we're present at the regular meeting
Of the Social Club on Friday even
ing, the Both Vito. The President
took the chair at 8o'clock. The 9th
of July was fixed as the date of the
PROPOSED. entertainment. A com
mittee was appointed to organize a
ph;lI,arnonic Society in connection
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lumber.

lumber.
MIR. Kirkland and Mr.. S. Corrill,
President Of the K & n r & Com
pany arrived in Robbins yesterday
The season is very favorable for
good crops in this vicinity, and far
mers are as busy as bees getting
their seed ali planted
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AGENTS WANTED

y UBBER STAMPS-To parties
Rwho wish to take the agency for
our Rubber Stamps we will on re-
ceipt of IS cents, send you agents
outft-a five line business stamp, Il
large and small pencil stamp, a
name stamp, an initial stamp, all
made in YOUR name complete with
ink pads, etc. and sent postpaid
with catalogue and terms to agents.
Many merchants and clerks are sell
ling our stamps and increase their
income greatly. Big money made.
Agents wanted in every town.
II. P. MAYNARD.
Manufacturer, Tullahoma, Tenn.
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1921 70
Frederick c. Fisher
Treasurer.
THE New SOUTH.


We have now ready for distr'-
button a finely illustrated Hand
Book of about eighty pages, gotten
up at a cost Of over $2j00; descrip-
tive Of tie city of Chattanooga and
surrounding country and climate,
showing the inducements to immi-
grants, capitalists, &C., with a fine
map of the country within q circle
of 1870 miles of Chattanooga. We
will send q copy to any address
postpaid, on receipt of 10 cents.
ALLIN Bros.
II E 9TH St., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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ROBBINS NOTES.

Miss Charlotte Beyland, of Ash
vile, N. c., is staying here for her
health.
Mr.. Hunting, of the firm of
Waters & Hunting, Lumber Dealers
of CINCINNATI, is in town purchasing
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CHRIST CHURCH VESTRY.

Receipts and expenses for 50
and '86 to Palm Sunday inclusive
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TESTIMONIAL OF THE CRAIG FOLDING
INCUBATOR
(Sce advertisement clsewhere)
IIILNTErrRG. Ohio.

Ed CRAIG consider the Craig
Folding Incubator tie best, cheapest
and most profitable incubator on
the market, We got nireiy-thrte
chicks from I03 eggs ,he first trial
and it costs nothing to run it Wife
runs ours and .he says she likes to
DO it. She heated the water wien
S e heated the water to wash her
dishes, and I am satisfied thatany-
body who win try the Craig Incuia-
tor will not trade it for any high
priced, selfregulatipg machine made
Such is my experience at least.
c. R. HANKS.
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Gov tv and General Intelligence from tn, ,9f
moi, district and notices of local event" "'''
be ntst thankfully received
,esropaepce on topics Of interest IS m.
vitcd The name and address o,.lno i ;f tor
must accompany all communications II ~
publication. ,. 49,.
An communications for the Editor to DC
addressed
C. S. MeoRE.
Rugby. Morgan Co., Tenn
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April24th, 1886
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

R' knowe in harmony with the PRINCIPLES of the Protestant Episcopal Church
nS Latin Modern bookkeeping,
Vocal Muse, and Physical Training
the Cumberland
d a Christian home.
Christians and Gentlemen we'll
Rugby temptation
ne AND the students will be guarded against those evils shat .sr youth in the
l highest medical authorities growing boys should spend the eaepn
surroundings; these Cumberland
affords a marked
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a Yoll0wsuh Gloas ,

upon tho tongue, particularly near its
base. 10 Of itself suflclent to denote bill
iousness, an silmtnt TO the development
OF which the hot weasher--it may be
remarked In passing---is extremely
favorable. and which autumn often
brings in It's train ~ lingering legacy.
III not remedied--which itspeedily may
DO with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-
then follow aggravated disorder Of the
stomach and bowels, dull pains beneath
the lower right ribs, nausea and head
ache. A prompt use of this invaluable
specific 10 always desirable, no matter
what the season. Upon the liver 1,
exerts an Influence directly beneficial,
The bile, the obstruction TO Its flow be
ing relieved by the relaxation Of tht
bowels, returns to its natural channel
and the portion OF 1t which has forcet
Its way into and contamir ated th,
blood lie expelled. The stomach ais,
reaumes its digestive function. Rheu
matism. fever and ague end kidne,
troubles also succumb to the Bittors,
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RUSSELLsy
"BEE HIVE"
306 Market Street.

For one week, commencing
Monday, Oct. IL.
We will sell Blue and Gold
Prints at s cents a yard; best
DUALITY of cloth made.
Also 10 packages Bieached
and Brown Muslins at as low, if
not lower, prices than the agents
ask for the same 81 DDS. Muslins,
like many other goods, are ad.
|vancing in price, and when we
have to buy again cannot sell at
present prices.
We have on Gale 6 lives of Col
ored Dress Goods in Wool at SO
cents a yard. Most excellent
values.
See our beautiful striped
Velvets for combinations.
Ore case If liza Blankets,
Slightly soi,ed in manufacturing,
/ at prices you cannot resist.
Underwear. Underwear for
Everybody.
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CHERIF rs SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Faoias to mo directed,
will be exposed TO Publ sale, at the court
House, IN Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Whining, on,
New Gas, 10 % inty. Delawsre,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE sRp Day VI NOVEM Ser, 1890.
at O'Clock, p. M,
The foliowins described real estate, viz:
All that Q. rtaiu lot OF land and two-s,ory
brick dwelling house thereon, situated 10
the said city of " iimington. bounded and
described us fol'ows, that ie to say:
beslnning ut point on the northerly sic Q
OF Front street at tina distance OF 2, foet .
inches, woster.y Irom the westerly side Of
I.,not In treet thence westerly along the
said northetly side If II ont street.. q f.et 4
inches thence nortbef'y pa allel with Lin
coin street. l 0 iest, theUce en- .te'ly parai oil
with Fl. Lit scrsst - feat inches, and thence
so uthorlY parallel With Linc1in Street one
hundred feat to the aforesaid nor.beriy side
of Front street and plaza VI D. ginnirg be the
conte nte what Ihoy NY.
Ne zed and taken III execution as the prop
erty OF James Aite1 Collins and Il. A. DOL
ling, his WIio apr { u.s., and TO DO sold ny
THOMAS F,,iiD. Sh ri0,
sheritf's fflce, Wil1ingt> n, Dot ber 10Th
1856 ol8 e0d-ts
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A Great show Tonight.

A grand double benefit will be given
Archie Gaiiow ~ and George Bpeakman
90 night at the Atlantic Gardens. No.
"a King street. A great array Of tale. I
will appear consi. ting Of boxing, liz
dancing, songs and DUCTS. Tony Kelly
and Thomas Ryan In q around glove
contest JAS. Maioney In sones, Mike
Collins jig dancing, Bob Hart In songs,
j. McIivenny, Irish song and dance
artist, VIM. Wbitoraft and George
Speakman In Duets, and many others
One Of the best shows ever given in THU
city will be presented, and "Archie's'
friends will pack the gardens,
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ROT1On.

NOTlUE-UNDER AND PURSUANT
IN to tho Act Of the General Assembly OF
the State Of Della ware entitled, IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations" passed
ct Dover, March II, 1855, notice is hereby
given that an application will DO made to
the Honorable Ignatius O. 9rubb, Associate
Judge OF the Superior court Of the State Of
Delaware, residing in New Castle County,
on Saturday, tho twenty-third day of October,
bers in the city Of Wilmington, for the in
corporation Of o company to DO called
"Atlss Dredging Company" the object Of
which 10 to drain low lands, and to that enc
to improve streams and wster courses, AND
generally to do all things necessary o.
proper for the carrying on OF said business
BRADFORD B. VANDEGRIFT.
Attorney for proposed incorporstofs.
ol2 lot
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Ask for Rough on Dirt; q perfect
washing powder found at laAtI A harm
less, extra fine A 1 article, puGe ar q
clean, sweetens, freshens, bleaches and
whitens without slightest injury to
finest fabric. UneQualed for fine linens
and laces, general household, kitchen
and laundry use. Softens water, saves
labor and soap. &C., loo 25., at Dug
gists or Grocers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIbTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Factss, to me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the COURT
House. on Market street bet ween Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilm gton,
New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDN EsDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885,
at2 o'clock D. M,
Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and two-story
brick dwelling house thereon, situate in the
city of wilmington, bounded and described
as folio 70, to wit:
Beginning at point on the easterly side
of Harrison street betwo en Secopd and Third
streets a. the distance OF 81 feet from the
northorly SIDE OF Second street, thence cas- :
erly parallel with second street OIL feet TX
inches more or less to land now or late oi
Margaret A. Fanuer, thence by tho same
nOrheasteriy 10 feet more or less, thence
westerly parallel With Second street 81 feet
inches mere or less to tho aforesaid east
erly side Of Harrison street, and thence by
the same southerly 10 feet 10 the place of be.
ginning, be the contents what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the crop
erty of William W. Basc0e and Kate H. b AZ
coo, his ssifo, md Is. and to be sold by
THOMAS FUED, Sntritf.
Sherit's OEcs, Wilmington, october 10,
1870. ol8-ood-ts
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up; MING AT 102 EAST 9th STREET.
~ New blu wheat, and Texas money at
Is cents a oaa,t or so GEMS q gallon. Fine
Rio at Is cents, best value We ever onered
you. MaIaclibo and LaguayIa are pure,
and make u delicious cup OF coffee. J ava 70
and IS cents. Have you seen those Sb boxe
Of tea, packed In Chtha in double ttn foil
and sea leo and claspbd that tho tea may be
kept pure; the oex Is fancy and makes O
handsome ornament. Evsporated pared
peaches ~ cents; new corn, cans for rs
ceuts. New raisins. Hrunes and california
plums, 2Bs for rs cents. Don't forget We are
head quarters. for flour. New hominy and
beans, Just received b consignment OF swe t
potatoes called tb hub; will sell at 30 cents
. basket. Como and see for yourself You
Will say that al: the goods are excellent at
rock bottom prices. T. M. WIER,
ol4-6,* l02 East 9th st.
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Tho Combination Of Ingredients
used In making BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs is such ss TO give the best DOS
sible effect with safety. They are the
best remedy in use for Coughs, Cold,
and Throat Diseases.
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PIX sALE-A CHESTER COUNTY
farm Of TN acres In London drove
fnihiD II miles from Wilmington two
r. south of Avondale at Newgarden sta
b K.k. Land in a high state If Gull
tlOn good buildiDgs,ano we'll watered or
fid exchr nge for lily property, FOR par
plals call on promises or address.
I'M AS l. MORRISON, Avondale Ches-
County, Pa. ole Std .eod-1m
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Night school Overflox.

The new room of the Wilmiugt IN
commercial college, Eighth ana Market
Streets will be open for the night SEES
sion, Monday evening next. Hall these
additional seats already engaged and
number limited. Apply early.
N s. COLDFY. Priuc,pal.