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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

NOTICE - i. JOHN FLINN, THE
an owner Of the house situated at NO. ioo
Market street, in tho Second ward OF
the city OF Wilmington, County OF Newcastle
and State OF Delaware. In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts ofthe General
Assembly, In such case made and provided,
d. hereby give notice that shsll apply In
whiting TO the court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail delivery OF the State OF
delaware, in ami for New Castle County, on
Monday, the 10th day Of Nov. A. D., 1855,
beng the next term Of said Court, for q II.
oeuse for said house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors, in
less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following rsspecta-
BILE citizens OF the said ward recommend the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

is because they don't know
what advertising means. It

to let you know the simple
fact that you can get your
bobbins ready.wound with
six-cord sewng-cotton a s
lgood as any-Who will go
on winding bobbins for
nothipgl Nobody wants to
be coaxed for persuaded not
Ito wind her own bobbins
She is glad to get rid Of the
Job.
The makers ought to have
told you. A merchant can't
afford to pay the papers to
tell you such trifies. Trifies!
Ives; it is a triae to us. It
might not be if you'd always
come to us for the bobbins;
but you w'n't; you'll go to
the nearest shop.
The bobbin-makers ought
to have told you; but we
can't afford to let you 60 on
winding your bobbins, snarl-
ing and soiling your cotton,
wasting time and spelling a
seam now and then, when a
word from us will bring you
up to the times. If we al
ways stopped to consider
whether it pays to adver-
tise" there's many a handy
bit of news you'd miss.
Ready-wound bobbins for
most of the shuttle sewing
mschines-the pri c e the
same we presume the coun-
TRY OVERRIDE a dozen spools
lof 200 yards; but the cotton
is not on spools, on bobbins.
If we were the maker we'd
smash the old spool and sell
the bobbins a cent apiece.
Same cotton on spools, same
price.
East of the center.
| Remnant lots of passe-
menteries beaded and not
beaded; more than a thou
sand yards altogether; 25c
to S. a yard; half-value or
less, not one of them more
than half, to get them out OF
the way.
Northeast Of the center.
Metal dress-buttons for
less than half, a third; three
sizes, ten colors; 10, 12 and
|I5c.
Only one style-it hap
pens so--the buttons are
perfect.
Northeast OF the center.
An egg'beater that beats
one egg as well as a dozen,
a little handy tool with no
drawback at all, 25c.
All the other good egg
beaters-there are several of
them-work to advantage
when you have several eggs
to beat. This is good for
one or a dozen-so good,
|you can't imagine how good.
You'll never see a better
one if you live to be as old
las Methuseleh. The fun of
beating an egg with it is al
most worth the 25c.
Basement, northwest of the center.
Clothes-wringer S1.90; a
good one, we'd like to tell
how good, but the man who
knows most about it is out
as we write, and we can't.
I'VE know it's good though.
How good depends on
|others. We dare not ven
ture comparison.
Basement, west of the center.
BY the way you ought to
read between these lines
what a place this basement
lis for kitchen and sundry
news.
| You are throwing money
land labor away every day in
'Iyour kitchen. all over the
house very likely, because
Iyou are slow to get this
NEWS. Can't mint n oil W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN R,R

Time table In effect Sept. 2lst, 1885 Trains
leave Wilmington French stseet) as follows:
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring
Vile, Tau aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer-
nersville and all points on tho Philadelphia
and Reading X. r., 90 n. m. and 246 D. M
For Reading, Coa;etville Embreevillo,
Leoape. ohadd's Ford ana DuP0nt's and
Intermediate points, 7.ol q. In u, and 90
y. m.
For West Chester, I. 90 a. M. AS, and 500
p. 10,
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
500 and Q ID p. IN.
On Sundayfor Reaiing, Ooatesv lilo. w st
Chester and ali intermt dtate points, $40 q,
m.
A. q. HoCAUSLAND, l.. A.'BOWER,
Superintendent. GenI Pass. Ag't,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14
ID ALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.
I.ANDENBURG BRANCH.

OhhNo6 OE HUNS.
I'm AID after June etn, 1850, traiSp will
run rs follows:
Leave Wilmington ob, 10 80 q. M; 30
and 40 p. m
Arrive ct Landenburg 8 30 Am; IL 90 noon,
30 and 80 p. IN.
Leave LandenburE 8 IS q. m; 90 and 80
p. N.
Arrive at Wilmington 8 90 a. M; 40 and
p. IN.
Sunday trains leave wilmington 1913 a.
m. and 90 p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg IL 20 q. IN. and ! 10
p. IN
Leave Landenburg at 8 90 a. m. and 4 30
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington at 90 am and 3 SO
p. In. ID. CONNEL,
slO-tf superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

NoTIOE--I, z. JAMES BELT, LIUEN.
~ std draggist. do hereby awe notice
that shall apply In writing TO tie Judges
bf the court OF 9enersl Sessions OF the p eace
and Jail Delivery OF TIE state OF delaware,
n and for New Castle county, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of November next. A. D.. 1885
being the trat day of the November term OF
said court for q license to dispense intoxicat.
ny liquors for medicinal purposes. in guam
Titles not greater than one quart, at the
north vest corner OF Sixth and Market
streets, known as sol Market street, in the
Filth ward OF the city of Wilmington, IleIs.
ware. and the following respectable citizens
residing in said ward recommend the said
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

OAND AND GRAVEL I ty'rfi'
- Sand suitable for plas,e,,or ID
ing and stonework. Grayei hsbt
and garden walks, always On sirs.
at Elliott avenue and Wess y
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

Having assumed charge OF the jewelry de.
southwest corner of Market and Fifth streets.
| Will be pleased to receive continuance OF
the patronage accorded to me in the past.
All work uncalled for can be had, and ali
guarantees given by me will be honored TO
the fullest extent. Mr.. Charles Baird viii
also be found at the above place OF business.
EDGAR CHANDLER.
October 8, 1885. os In
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-14

NOTICE., BENJAMIN X. VEASE(.
~ licensed druggist, do hereby give
notice that shall apply to the Judges Of
the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the State Of Della ware.
p and for New Castle County, on Monday
tho 18th day OF Nov. A. d., 1888, being the
frst day Of the November term OF Court, for
q license TO dispense Intoxicating LIQUORS for
medical purposes In quantities not greater
Than one quart, at the southeast corner OF
Eighth and Monroe streets, in the Fifth
ward Of the city OF Wilmington, State Of
Delaware, and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward recon nend said apnli.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
ICoNNUSICATED.
Heaos 60 Whons Hoaor fs Dee.

Messrs. Editors Seeing in your valUa-
bic paper that q certain person styling him
self true Democrat, desires 90 place 20 his
credit and fame the honor Of holding the
true Democracy in the 1st district together,
thereby showing solid front and losing
no ground was due 90 his eXertion, Is a mis-
take The quOtAtion-"Render unto Caesar
the things that are Cesar" &c. There
fore, 10 be candid, the wouId-b honor SEEK
er should render unto ]. Frank smith the
honor that Is due him, a. il was through
his zeal and untiribg exertion and devotion
20 the cause-considering the strong OPP
position-that the full strength was polled,
and he should have the honor he deserves.
a " He that steals my purse, steals trash.
but he that robs me of my good name makes
me poor indeed"
These words should be remembered by
the gentleman, as he no doubt enriched
himself with glory, but made Mr.. Smith
poor, indeed. by robbing him Of his good
name and honor. Hoping he will see the
error Of his ways, and will in future claim
nothing that is not his own and give unto
CHsar the honor due him.
Eye WITNESS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
lICPE.
ICorrespondence Of the Beaconl
Yours truly,

Correspondence Of the Beacon
Messrs Editors Travelling through the
the upper part Of the county have had an
opportunity of noting some items of inter
est which, if YOU think worthy of publica-
ton, you can give place in your columns.
l find there has been somewhat of q build
ing boom in some sections within the last
few years, that some private residences
have been erected and there has been quite
3 notable improvement in the number and
enlargement Of mercantile establishments.
all Of which seem 10 be filling up with
good supply of Winter goods notwithstand-
ing the hard times. IL would be difficult
10 specify all, 50 without wishing to dis
parage others will mention thatl stopped
at Mr.. John Palmer :, was agreeably impress
ssd with the Improvements he has made in
greatly enlarging his establishment and his
large and varied stock of goods. Mr.. Pal
mer buys by the large quantity and sells
cheap; for instance, he was just getting in
fifty barrels Of -four and twelve barrels of
coal oil He IS clever and hospitable and
is doing prosperous business. His store
is situated at the head of ST. Patrick's creek.
which runs up from the mouth of 81 Glenn
ents Bay, and is therefore easily accessible
by small boats. called at the iavorite
Summer Resort, River Springs" kept by
DR.. Blackstone. and found the genial and
hospitable host and hostess clever as usual.
Considering the attractions and beautiful
Surroundings of this famous summer re-
treat, its conveniences and the Sccommo-
dating spirit manifested by the hospitable
proprietor, am not at all surprised At the
liberal patronage il receives during the sea
son.
To proceed IL farm matters. found
most 81 the wheat seeding is late and in
some instances farmers were prevented
trom seeding as much as they intended by
the proiracted drouth. The yield next
year will, therefore, in sll probability fall
below the average. The hog cholera has
been making great rayages in some parts
of the county, some persons having lost As
many As one hundred head. and ali they
had. II any one can discover an inialliele
cure for this scourge he will lie looked upon
- . good Samaritan. The farming inter.
est throughout the county Is very much
depressed in consequence of the low prices
received for farm products, especially fnl
tobacco, which is the principal money CROP
with most people, while they have 10 pay
as much as formerly for what they buy
This result IS one OF the beauties Of tbs
high protective tariff, which keeps away
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
OBSERVER.


Since our last issue but one marriage IL
cense has been issued.
The non-jury term of our Circuit Court
will bsgin Monday next
Eggs are selling here for 90 cents per
dozen and in Baltimore for 25(d26 cents.
Turkeys are beginning To come into mar
ket The usual price is from as - so cents.
Our rsilrosd hiss again been bullion
paper. Vide clipping from the Baltimore
SaR.
Twenty ornamental and shade trees
were, last saturday. planted in the Court
House yard.
Our thanks are rendered Rev. jos. W.
Murphy for copies Of interesting North
Carolina papers.
Mrs. c. J. Durant and Mr.. W. A. Loker.
both Of this village, are confined 10 their
rooms by sickness.
Monday last there was another forcible
argument for the necessity of u ire engine
for Leonaritown.
"Wednesday, DIR. W. II. Stone, had his
right foot severely sprained by his horse slip
ping and falling upon him.
Tuesdays Sen reports Private Ford a
the recipient Of one Of the Fifth Regiment
NJ y. G., narksmenIS buttons.
Gen johnson has placed Us under obi.
cations for - pamphlet copy Of his addres.
on the First Maryland Campaign.
Read and preserve Captain Thomas
+ speech, published on our first page. II i
a tasteful and scholarly production.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02

On tho night of Thursday, the 25th, ult,
William {. Bowes, uf Brittan's Neck, was
killed 10y falling from and being dragged
10y his horse. On the evening Of the acct
dent. Mr.. Bowcs and Mr. r. Lee Harden
stayed in town until after dark and then
started home-riding double The horse,
though unaccustomed 10 carrying two. be-
haved very we'll until they had arrived near
Capt \. 4. Lawrcnce's farm Here the an
imal SHE'D, il is supposed. and threw its ri
dcrS. Mr.. Harden fell clear, but Mr. Bowes,
wh"had IA habit of riding with his feet pushed
into the stirrup e. the heel, was unable To free
himself, and was dragged Ia near the dvid-
ing line between T.. T. Mattingly's and
Lawrrncc's farms. Near this place his
Er"anS were heard hy Mr.. Lewis Thomp-
son. and assistance being summoned. the
injured man was taken home. Here. while
his mud -bcdragglcd clothes were being re-
moved, he died. The deceased was thrift
" and industrious man and had acquired
considerable property. He was in the
prime of life. was n useful citizens and will
hc greatly missed i'll his neighburhood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02

/ Mrs. William J. Eslelen and Mr. J. Felix
/ Fenwick, who were summoned % their
fathers sickbed, arrived Monday las.
Parties having personal property f,r sale
can have descriptive bills printed at this
Office at very moderate price. Give rs q
call.
Hornets nests are said 90 sell In the Bal
timore markets for 25 cents pound They
are used in the manufacture Of cough med
icines. .
Mr.. W. I. Perry is the agent for the sale
Of the Lee book. IL you wish ~ buy q
good book Of a good man, now is your
chance.
Mr.. Richard B. Sanner, OF the Great Mills
section, has removed 10 Baltimore and en-
gagged in business there We wish him
success.
The doctrine Of "the survival Of the tit
test" has received death blow Arthur is
dead and Hayes is the only ex-occupant Of
the White House living.
On Wednesday next, 40 acres of valu-
able land. situate in Milestown district, will
be sold at public auction. See advertise
ment describing the property.
Now that nearly all the hogs have been
killed, a Kent County man claims to have
discovered that oeaisian red is sure pre-
ventive and cure for the cholera.
Mr.. A. Claude Hayden, salesman for the
reliable wholesale clothing hoqssupf Heidel-
Der Il Co. will visit the county about the
End instant. Save him an order
Up TO the present writing there has been
no material change in the condition of ex-
Sheriff Fenwick. who, last Wednesday.
was partially para'ized in his left side.
Notwithstanding the ravages of the chol-
era there are still a few hogs left TO kill and
many persons have begun killing Send
Us reports of the heavy weights"
We know of no one whose sickness could
have elected, throughout this county, more
sincere regret than has the afiiiciion which
has fallen upon our popular ex-Sheriff
Dredgers are becoming the popular "bug-
bear" Last Saturday night, it is claimed,
that they stopped on the street two of our
colored citizens and quickened the home
ward steps Of not few boys.
81. Mary's is still boarding Biscoe in Port
Tobacco Jail. Though Sheriff G7eenwell
will have TO perform all the disagreeable
duties connected with the case, he will not
receive the pittance allowed for the prison
er's board.
We are in receipt Of handsome speci-
men book of rubber type, &c, from Mr..
J. Gwinn Adams, of ST. Louis. Gwinn.
who was former BEACON employee, will
accept our thanks for his remembrance and
our best wishes for his business success.
The Columbian Iron Works and Dry
Dock Company, of Baltimore, have re-
ceived the contract for the construction of
one Of Uncle Sans new gunboats. Sue
cess to her. May she rank as did the ia
nous Baltimore clippers of the olden time.
The crew of the Oyster Police Sloop,
Katie Hines, report seeing in the Potomac,
a dredge boat manned and worked by wo-
men. The girls were dressed in male at
tire and had their hair braided down their
backs. Perhaps, thes9 are the "dredgers"
who are seeking to impress the Leonard
town boys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02

foreign trade, and enables the manufacture
eT 10 run up his prices, while the poor far
mer. hemmed in and prosecuted BY unjust
and arbitrary laws without redress, and
comparatively none but home market for
his products, is gradually being reduced to
poverty, and the manufacturer grows rich
at his expense How long shall such
state Of things be allowed To exist, and how
long shall the satraps who fatien upon
their needs be continued in power TO legis-
late against their dearest interest. p.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
Local DOttinxs.
Medley's Neck Chureh.

special Jubilee services were held at our
i.ady's Chapel, Medley's Neck, on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday last. during which
days very impressive and instructive ser
mons were preached to crowded congrega-
tions by Rev. T.. A. McGurk, :. J. Presi-
dent Of GOnzaga College, Washington, ID.
c. All the exercises were very well at
tended. 3j4 persons approached the Sac
raments. The choir discoursed excellent
music, especially at the High Mass on sun
day,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
Saint Marv's Beacon.


:. NJ. X X "-Tains leave Brandy
wine, going East, daily except Sundays, at
1870 a. IN. Arriving at Mcchanicsyille, HAS
u. IN. Leave Mechanicsville, going West.
daily except Sundays, at 1910 p. m. Ar
irving At Brandywine 2:l0 p. m
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
willie, g"ing West, Mondays and Thursdays
at 5i5 a. III. Arriving at Brandywine at
$50 a. Hl.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine, going
East, Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 o.
IN. Arriving at Mechanicsville at 7:3O p. m.
N"r:,lk steamers 10 Washington from
Piney Point On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, at 1920, p. NJ Returning, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
See advertisements elsewhere.
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rhs Military Hall.

Al 80 O'Clock Wednesday evening, Nov.
cath, ult, FenwiCk's Hotel appeared in gala
attire, and ladies and gentlemen were ar
irving t. take part in the first Ball given by
the Lconari;own Rifles. All Of the party
going members ii the Rifles were seen fit
ting 10 and fro. in and out, welcoming
friends and acquaintance. The ballroom
was decorated with flags and rifles, car
tridgcs boxes, bayonets and swords At
one end of the room was the motto Of the
w"rd Welcome" Between the motto and
Leonanltown Rifles, NJ. Nc were crossed
swords, and hayonetS above welcome"
AZ O'Clock the doorkeepers were at their
r"sts vi duty and the rooms began 10 fill.
The young ladies could hc seen with the
gallant Boys III Blue" coming up, down
and across our streets "a grace with their
presence this gathering Brass buttons
could h seen in the party room in the most
conspicuous places, securing the honor of
this set, if you please" ar will You allow
me the pleasure of set this evening"
The prgram of the fair ones were handed
them, and their faces were a sight ~ see il
their names were allowed to appear in more
than one place On the card II the chosen
one. Al $40 the dancing commenced, and
AL went merry as a marriage bell" Re
irrShments wep' first served At about 10
O'Clock and again at IL o'clock. Although
not as plentiful as might have bcen" if the
Steamer Sue had not taken il into her head
a. break down. At o'cloCk adieus were
said, all going 10 heir respective homes
well pleased and wishing for more Military
Balls. Among those present from abroad,
We're Mrs. Mamie Bloxham, Miss Minnie
Cowling and Misses Mollie and Nellie Bur
roughs, the bellies and beauties IT Alexan-
dris, Va, who were accompanied by Mr..
q. I. Cation. A certain Sergeant and Cor
poral seemed elAsed at their prc>ence-we
don't blame ihem-only wish we had been
in their places. Miss Wilson and Mr. Tur.
ner represented Calvert. Leonapitown and
surroundings as usual turned out her beau
~, and they are not scauc. Company h,
Fifth Nd, was represented by Mr.. VIM. III.
Fond and the Howard Rifles by Lieut. Bos.
well and Private StonestreeL What was The
matter with you, brothers. We expected
more NJ YOU, but then. afler all. YOU did bet
ter than either Calver, ar Primer Georges
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
Fire..

Monday last. for the second time within
one week, the fire bell was heard in
Lc"nardtown. The alarm was caused by
quantities Of smoke issuing from the north
"rn side Of "White Hall" Our population
were quickly on the scene and willing
hands were busted in tearing off boards
L. get at the fire and in bringing water
The fire was speedily extinguished, the
damage done by it being merely nominal
For manly work, on this as on similar oc-
casions, James Sewall. Henry Bush, George
Creighton and many others, added Ia the
debt Of gratitude already due them by vii
lagc hOuscholderS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
The Heientla.e American.

A Father can give his young son no bet
ter present than years subscription To the
Scientific American. Its contents will lead
the young mind in the path ofthought, and
if he irc.tds there while. he will forget
irivnlitics and he of 5, me account, and ifhe
has an Inventive or mechanical turn Of
mind, this PAPER will afford him more en-
trrtainmcnt, AS well as useful information.
than he can obtain elsewhere. Price % u
year, weekly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
Correspondence Of the Beaconl
EYE WITNESS.

Correspondence of the Beacon.)
Messrs. Editors AS see by the paper
that you like TO hear the Local News, will
write you few lines and try a. give an ac-
count Of u Tournament for the Benefit of
ST. Mary's Church, held at the residence Of
Mrs. Mortimer Smith on Nov. 10th, }. F.
smith acting as Chief Marshall and W. +.
Stone, Herald. At about l2 o'clock. the
knights were marshalled before the Grand
Stand, where Mr.. j. V Camalier, delivered
u forcible and eloquent address, after which
the riding commenced. The Judges were
J. L. Graves, Jas. Roach and +. s. Abel.
The following is the result Of the riding:
KNIGHTS. RINGS.
+. Dunbar. III meet her when the
sun goes down." 0
+. Crane, Hope, 8
Ii. :. Edwards, Charity, 3
VI. Slattery, 81. Elmo, :
p. Mckay, Will if can, 6
5. Ashcomb. Virginia, /
J. Mckay, Avcrrcl, 1
q. Roach, Faith, q
ii. Raley, Lonesome Soul, q
W. Clark, liiawatha, 4
ii. Abel, Mill Branch, 5
L. Abel, Last Attempt. 1
Aiter the riding off of the ties the knights
were again marshalled before the Grand
stand, where Mr.. Warning Thomas deliy-
cred an eloquent coronation address and
the crowns. The knight of 81. Elmo, hay
ing taken the most rings, was entitled 10
crown the Queen and bestowed his honor
on Miss Otie Higgs. The knight of Lone
some soul, having won the second honor,
bestowed it upon Miss Carrie Brady. The
knight of Faith, having won the third hon
or, bestowed il ON Miss Hattie Pembroke.
The knight of Hope, having Won the fourth
honor, bestowed it on Miss Mamie Smith,
after which they repaired to the house,
where Il sumptuous dinner was served.
The tables were cleared and they danced
until the "wee sma' hours" We learn
they cleared about hundred and thirty
dollars
see you have been fox hunting up in
your neighborhood. Our huntsmen held
their first meet saturday. the 10Th ultimo,
when they had the luck To kill three greys.
Now, if any Of Your third district hunts
men or knights think they can beat this. or
beat even the poor riding at our tourna-
ment, let EN- come down and give us a
turn. More anon. Now, Messrs. Editors,
hoping YOU will excuse all errors and omiS-
sions, and promising To do better next time,
remain,
Yours truly,
llOPE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-12-02
FOR SHERIFF.


Lconardtox n, April S, SO.
MesSrs. Editors You will please an
nounce Mr.. J. L. CONNOLLY as candi-
da,efor the Sheriffal;y at the next election
end say that he will lie cordially support
cd by the public generally.
Anril \. SIT