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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
WPORT.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
NEWPORT, Aug. 9.--Iast Friday two col
ored employees named Harris aud Cooper,
working in j. A. Cranston'a phosphate
works, got into nm alteration, when Harris
struck Cooper on the head with an inch
bar of iron, knocking him senseless and
bruising him considerably. Mr.. Johnston
the forman, then paid Harris of and sent
him from the works.
Joseph Miller of this place IL visiting
his son at Ohappel, Talbot county, Md.
E. H. Crawford, guard of the House of
Correction, philadelphia, is spending his
two weeks vacation at H. b. Miller's.
Edward Hayes, foreman of this section
of the p, w. d. B. railroad, has a email
field of corn that stands ID feet high, the
tallest ever seen around here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

A oolored boy known as "Dump"
Welsh was shot through the hand Mt
Sixth and Walnut streets on Friday night
last by young colored man named
William Brown. Brown is said to be a
vicious negro and has served term in
New Castle Jail for cutting scrape in
which he had hand several years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
ELKTON

ELKroN, Aug. 10. On Sunday night q
valuable horse, buggy and harness were
stolen from George N. Gill who farms the
,Iohn Drummond place in the Second dis
trict n few miles from Warwick. The
hoyse WAS mt large with mate on the lawn
=; ;,oi front Of the house. The buggy and
harness were under q shed More yaiu-
able carriages near by we're not taken AIKEN
I'he horse is an iron gray valued at $2oO.
The buggy and harness were worm aDo ,,.
40. This is the third horse Mr.. TN
has had stolen from him since ne mas
beo C engaged in farming. He is inclined
10 suspect some colored persons l,.I as "a q
eolored camp was held near his place on
Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

The funeral of Sarah A. Moody, aged
rs, took place from st. PauPs X. O.,
Church, at . O'Clock on Tuesday. Mass
was celebrated by Father Rebman, as
sisted by Father Kelley of the Pro- Cattle
dral, and the interment was made in the
Wilmington and Brandywino cemetery.
The remains were placed in one of the
first two lots sold in that cemetery. De-
ceased was the widow of David L. Moody
and died at her residence, No. 3l4 Jack
son street, on Sunday morning last, of
consumption.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
RILLh PROBATED.
Beqaests Enado by Ghe Late Samuel
NIcI. OOuper of New Castle.

Beqaehts Wade by the Late ShNhuci
HIcE. Oouper of New Castle.
The will of the late Samuel Mel. Oouper
of New Castle was admitted to probate by
Register Bradford Tuesday morning and
letters testamentary were issued to Mary
O. Smith and Elizabeth Il. Edwards,
sisters of the testator and the executives
named In the will.
The will makes the following requests
To the Board OF Foreign MisslonB OF the
Presbyterian Church of America, ~, 600;
TO the Board of Home Missions of the
same church, 81, 1000; to the trustees Of
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, for the use of the relief fund
for disabled ministers and their families,
$4,000.
The will of Frances Gibbons, late OF
this city, was also admitted to probate
and. letters testamentary granted to
Richard p. Gibbons of this city,a brother
of the deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
y. 3 8. r.nsssnger serylce.

The first regular passenger trains on
the Baltimore x Philadelphia branch of
the b. Il o. railroad will begin running
next week, A local train each way will
be run between this city and Baltimore
The schedule has not yet been com.
pleted. At Philadelphia the tracks will
be completed TO the depot site ut Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets in about two
weeks, II in then proposed to extend the
local passenger service from Baltimore to
Philadelphia. Local trains between the
two cities will be run for some time before
the work is completed for through con-
neotion TO New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
ON TIM MEXICAN B0RDER.
Texans Killed by the MuxzIcs of
nEnH inann nannnn.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE GtJe-D Demo
Gratis New Laredo, Mex. special says; San
day long the recently arrived troops in
this city paraded the streets in different
parts of the city. The force numbers
about 400, of which one company is ar
tillery. The latter company went to the
river bank two or three times during the
day and swung the muzzles of their can
non toward Texas with great brayado.
This exhibition caused the blood of the
average man on the Texas side of the
river to boil with indignation. Eighty
cavalry horses for the lower Rio Grande
have arrived at Laredo bound for Browns
VILE" From another source it is learned
that parts of two regiments of Mexican
troops have been sent from Saltillo and
Monterey to Piedras Negras and that
other forces have even been ordered From
interior states TO various posts on the
eastern frontier.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

Mrs. Elizabeth II, McCarter, wlie o.
Colonel J. M. McGarter, formerly OF ms
citv died at the family home, adjoining
Preston, Caroline county, last Ili',rS,a.N
She was 50 years old and much esteemed ny.
for her many Christian virtues i at1
death resulted from consumption n T
left this city about two years ago. Hei
brother Captain W. 4. Kelly, lost ms M. :
some years ago in heroic attempt &c
reacne q child near Havre, France.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

petttion for a New bridge Across
the hErandyyViOe.
The levy court met at the county court
house Tuesday morning, after vacation
OF couple months 40.
Mr.. Hickman presented a petition
signed by 200 citizens of Wilmington,
Brandywine aud Christiana hundreds ask
ing for new bridge over the Brandy.
vine Mt Market street in this city. II
was referred TO committee.
Newton Chandler WIS appointed specla
constable at the Ferris Reform School.
The court took mp the rest Ct the ses
aion in committee consultations, and adj
iourned until the 2ith inst.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
A Gyp.y Encn,npn,omt.

About 100 gypsies, who are on the why
to North Carolina, are encamped IN
Robinson's woods, on Newport pike near
the Wilmington n Northern railroad
crossing. They arrived on Monday and
will probably remain month. They
have IA tents erected and are waiting for
more gypsies TO arrive. Many people
living in the vicinity visit them to have
their fnrtnnas told
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
Aeaths.

CrLLES.-In this city, on tho 9th inst, Sarah
NJ Cullen, In her $50 year.
GAnILI4--In this city, on the 9TH lust, Thomas
Cahiil, In his 6lst year.
gIs1Nu.--On the 9Th Inst, Joseph EiJing, In
his 10Th yeAr.
TiATIMRR.--Un the 9th inst, Henry istimer, Jr.,
His male relatives and friends are invited TO
MCGUIRF.-In this city, on the 9Th inst,
Patrick ]. Mcclure, aged p years.
M0ODY.-On the Sth inst Mrs. Sarah A. Moody,
r,lct of the late David L Moody, ia the 10th
year of her are.
MrCTrSKER AT Rising Sun, on the 9Th inst,
Felix MCCusker, sged IS years.
RIGE in the 9Th inst, Mary, wife of James
!. Rici tn her Ssh year.
RYAN In this city, on the ah INST Mai gia A.,
daughter of Patrick and Ellen Ryan, In tho
cath year of her age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

NoRTH ADAMS, MASS, Aug 10.-E,
Spauldirg, Free Mason, who some time
ago came here from Watertown, and who
has received over $50 in charity from the
Lafayette and Gray lock Lodges, threatens
to expose the secrets of Freemasonry un-
less he obtains further relief. He has
distributed circular to that affect among
local Masons. II is understood that he is
preparing to confer the degrees surrepti-
tiously at his house. The lodges will offer
no opposition to his course.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
Arros,ed in phlladoiphia'

Ex. officer McKendrick, who was a
policeman on ex-Mayor Wales force, p!lV
who has since taken up his residence IN
Philadelphia, having deserted ms ia N1nl;
here. was arrested in Philadelphia Mon
day. It is charged that he has also COM Sl.
mitted bigamy. No action has been taken
toward bringing him here on the charge
of desertion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

Susan Tittman has been placed in the
Diamond State Insane Asylum. She was
arrested at Forty Acres, where she lived,
the latter part Of last week, and examined
by DR.. Ogle, who found her demented.
A daughter, aged IA, was admitted ut the
almahouse. The two were taken over
Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
Iighters 10 be sold.

United States Marshal Newlin will sell
from the custom house steps on Saturday
next the lighters Miguel and Vicente,
now lying al the Pussy d Jones Co.'s
wharves, at the suits of Patrick Byrne,
master of the steam tug Startle, who holds
claim against them for towage. Captain
Byrne picked up the lighters adrift about
q month ago and towed them to this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
Taken 10 she Asylum.

Catharine Keegan was taken from her
no ne at Pennsylvania avenue and Union
st 'eet ON Sunday last and lodged at the
city hall. She was found to be insane
and after examination was committed to
the Diamond State Insane Asylum, whittier
she was taken yesterday in an ambulance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

John McKelvin, aged So years, died
suddenly on Sunday evening At tme hIms
Of his mother, Sixteenth and Ihatcner
streets. During brief absence OF nus
mother he was seized with fit and when
she returned he was lying ON the moor
diving. Death resulted few minutes
af,er her return. Deputy Coroner Palmer
tuesday gave certificate Of death from
anoplexy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

v,c,,v axpreeses the condition otthousanas o.
ESac, a 81 this season The Oppressive ene n
" warm weather and tho weak condition o. ~ W.
body only b S SSsT1'I %arI Ss Ike HoSds
reiuapls ,r tD,a'e Why suiIer longer when g
s ssmady Is 80 close at hand Take hooIa
reneuy ar,s,a now. 1t Will give YOU untoio
S Sa nj In health, strength and energy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
,,.o,reh nvnrhonrd.

several fat cars, which were being
=, o,'ed on The p, W. & b. railroad siding
" oeI parrgville on Monday evening, fell into
the Susquehanna and CITY ooun ro hont
Brison and corps OF men WeLe hsps
busy the rest of the night IN hAuh"s
them out.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
Pux.,is,s, 'res,ln,onial Benefit.

Ryan, Brady and the two Goldens, who
are under bond for their connection with
the prize-fight on the Wilmington "
Northern railroad pier on July LIST, Will
be given testimonial benefit by Whining
ton friends at the Citizens rink on August
23d. Jack Fogarty, Doninick McCahrey,
Harry Pizor, Tony Kelley,.Joe Hanly and
others are announced to participate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

This years peach shipments via Will
mington number about IT'S car loads.
Yesterdays shipments numbered 44-..car
loads and included % car loads consigned
to Jersey City, 8 to Philadelphia, 8 to
Boston and 8 TO western cities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
A Dover Sale or HcaI E.tnte,

Special eorrospondenceor Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Aug. 9.-Mr. james @. Hopkins,
real estate agent, sold on Friday last two
dwelling houses on Bradford street belong
ing to Mr.. Dockham of this place, TO
Peter s. Waller of Sussex county, for
81, 800.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

~Aoa, l.ongtsrcy, new, ~.
New corn, sbeilea, Doc
F PiSar. ag patents ss7sss7s: choice 70 @as
IS Is. extras, 3s.25s5. rs; ieacy table ~ ~ lie,
pnflndarpnln N4arkcSa
Ar"oristed fress DiepA'ep ny spec&
fNrIABpLRHfk. Aug. ii.-FIonr. dun, with
new winter weak 10 eel.
corn q''i nr S Win COCA Local a maud; san
yellow and mixed, 52,SaS3c.
Oats, quiet and easier No. white, new,
IA 20; rejected, new, 8sas6c No, mixed, new,
acc
Provisions, feirly active and ateadH
Buttor, lairly active ana firm: Pennsylvania
creamery extrn, 2'as7ci western creamery
exrs. 2lag2G: bradford county and Now York
extras, isc.; western dairy extras, i9die packed,
salic us e lua'iiy lscking n9tter, oasc. ga.
M 1us, lem y isa,,s.
rh,,esa. frner ana NOR, srt,yta CIV York
s,,,i y, ., ~ u e.. pit, !, y z. sts,.
'--' = -,
f1>n"'9hiA s..rSA
AsfvctAtfSi Prrse itSI'StGh ny iffksi NbtN
PHnABKLPHIA, Aue IL -nooii.---stortr ar up;
phji.deilhin n Erie, 81: i!ss, ting, i3ss
Pennsylvania, IS Ie.high Vpiipy bss.: tuned
Paniflc esIS; 10 do i eierred, = NayThetTI
Central, ~ Isshigh iJay!eation Il, Norrietown.
=; Central Trlnspor,Htion "a, sur li,i. Nr1
m...s..,m-.. g =,
esf-t - W,
A6SOciAsNc Freet hsiltiiCil " asls@ol4s Wv
BAI5qsnxs Aug. li.--Fltnty outlet and noInl.
rDaliy stsady: HOWARD stres-i aud vsast44rn nIpnr
40 EI,3 uii. do sxIrn. ssil3 81, DO family. f8aha
4 "a. civ mills sunerine. S9Nt4{: al extra,
al 2baa. do rio brands Al 5lln4 "a, pstapsno
faIni,v s5.Ib 40 snt,srlatiys pas,tt. x5b0
wheat snutbern. firmar Tor chotce; wrstern
higher With better demand: sn,itha-- led. s5a
g5r al autter. sgasssr. No i Maryland. g6c
hid: No. y gestsrrf inter red sl1ot, 8thc bid;
hnnnst s8.fe. hid. slsf,teTnf,e B3ssss4c Ociu-
ber. s4gSc. bid; November, sSxc bid.
Co,.r sonti,srn lowest 1,onInnI. egestarn
biSnar. somthern VIM fGa5sc: DO. yeIiow 4qn
M, lgsater.n mixed snot ana Aul,Ilst ASIA
ias Saptenber. dgL nbj;. d, tol SIC; ateamer,
a6s 'nsIed,
Gnts. ann and lower. southern, 8nas7. >:
xsstern vghIte SIaa7, :. ID mixed spl,sa,: Penn
svIvsnia' 30sg7c.
iRva aasier and n,,iet. 55ab7c
nv nnlet. nrima 4, chno. western. SliAlA
provtsions fftrn,. mess orb. iii 2satI ~.
bn,b meHfa shoulder and clear ri sidsA,
IN ss,,d. 7s7,6c. ha,n,, shn,lders. ssIl ,ies,r
", i,aa Vi, hams ,ssmid,,' :
fgr5. refined 5Le
Ttt,ar arm. w. st.y1 ,,n,.ka4i lnat5 :. ert,an,-
arv ID 10 -
R,.ga steod,,. iiLa,ac
i5ct,,5ia,,,n ann. tir,,d Az
tyo,Yaa n m
SSae.' sta,i,,. acft 80. ,.onna, raf,na4 a. N
| iOe " = - =
NhIekv ateadv. Al lgal. IN
Na.v Vel, Og.rno,.
| -,
Associsted frees Dispa'ch ~ specih WIS
I INV 1Ukks aug lls-NDtllu utlltt anu bhstufs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

William A. Durham of Hartford county,
Nd, claims by using Diamond State Fer,
tilizers TO have raised from six acres 3l2
bushels wheat, as measured from the
machine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
--N-
NE Walk.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
NEWARK, Aug. Intelligence reached
this town yesterday that a small child of
Robert Il. Taylor, colored, living along
the r., W. q d. railroad, about two miles
distant, in the tenement house of William
McConaughey, had fallen headforemost
into the spring and was drowned. In
vestigation revealed the truth of The re-
port. The child, which was about years
old, obtained cup toget drink of water
from the spring close to the house. As
il did not return for some time
search was made when it WAS discovered
in the spring. The father quickly took
the child out, and thought it breathed
once or twice afterward. 1t was found
impossible to resnscitate it. Undertaken
Wilson was notified, who informed Coro.
ner Widdoes of the affair, and after
learning the facts of the case no inquest
was held, and Mr.. Wilson received GER
tificate of death by accidental drowning.
NEWARK. Aug. 9.--Iohn Pemberton, a
resident of this town, died on Friday
morning last, in his 9th year. He had
been sick for about five months, but there
were hopes that he would fully recover.
He suffered from dropsy and heart dis
ease. Mr.. PeInberton was born in Chester
county, Pa, and lived many years with
John Nivin. He was M industrious
and honest boy, and the same
characteristics were shown by him
in his dealing with men. Later on he
moved, married and took up his residence
Mt Kimbleyille and, after residing there
some time, moved near McClellandsville
He carried on the butcher business while
there, but not meeting with such success
as he wished, he moved to Milford Gross
| Roads, but did not remain long, ns he
| often expressed his detestation for this
| forsaken spot The last place he came to
was Newark. He carried on butchering
for some 10 or IL years. He leaves a
widow and two children. The funeral
| will take place tomorrow ut IL a. m; in
| torment at Kimbleville cemetery.
| The grand Masonic parade, which was
| TO have come off on Saturday, was balked
by the heavy rain. At midday the
| colored band of this town marched to
Newark Centre expecting to meet large
delegation from Wilmington, but only
three got of the cars. In the evening
one lodge arrived in town and parade
took place. There were only about SO in
all, excepting the band. The evening
was spent in Cnskey Hall.
NEWARK, Aug. liam alteration took
place between Art Wilson and Bob Under
wood, colored, on Saturday night last.
Underwood WAS arrested and brought be-
fore Squire vallandighSm, and from evi.
denco ELECTED, the colored man was found
to be guilty of an assault. He WAS fined
IS and costs.
Mr.. William b. Thornley,, a highly re-
spectacle citizen, aged ~ years, is very
iii at the residence of his son.in law,
Joseph B. Luton,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

Two candidates for citizenship took out
thor naturalization papers IN the on ILo,'.
States court on Thursday one o. .. .ne."
being a German and the other an English
man,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
rHE THIRTIETH COLL RCIATK YEAR OF TBK
u fnnIIEaaE nE 90 Hlna ERDE.

COLLEaaE WE UUNAf FsfNUEf
Philadelphia, begins In september. This lnsti.
tuition mas achieved a remarkable success and
has An excellent reputation among business
men who are continually placing It's best stu
AZ the last annual commencement have been
published In handsome style for Tree distribu-
don IL Ia worthy a place ID any library con-
taIpiug, as IL does, gems Of thought from Auch
able men az U. s. senator Colquist, DR. Reward
Brooks, the well known educator, Or. Morris
and others.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

A. 8. Abel, proprietor Of the Baltimore
San, celebrated his 80th birthday Tues
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

yErANTED. GIRL FROM THE
w COUNTRY To 10 light housework. One
who tan read and write address
r. II. NJ. III.
n Il. c rner Ninth and Poplar s,si'ta. f-f
ty2G-st Nnluit Aou, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

XAEI AImore money than at anything else by
VA N taking an agency for tho besst ceiling
HsAtsbook out Beginnern eucceed grAndly.
None fall. Terms tree. hALLE1T BOOK CO.,
Portland, Maine. &
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
MfDDLEToRN.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal,
MIDpLETowN, Aug. 9.-Because of rain
the game of ball between the Kennedy
willie and Mutual mines, announced for
last Saturday, has been indefinitely post
poned.
.IJncle Toms Cabin,n under canvas
was the 25.cent attraction here on Satur-
day evening. The performance was very
poor. They advertised q trick donkey,
and when the long-eared beauty was
asked for one of the attaches said one Of
the bloodhounds got loose and chewed
him up. boy standing near said some
one must have stolen the bloodhound
since because the vicious animal was also
minus. The tent was about half filled,
the colored folks having the majority.
John j. holfeeker, son of James Il.
HofTecker, has accepted position on the
Men Era as solicitor and collector. Mr..
H. is somewhat of local writer, too.
II now looks as if there if to be plenty
of work this season for our lnhoring
people. West Il Scott have everything in
readiness for eyapornting aud will employ
about 40 hands. Mark Davis comes from
Milford to operate 1. Il. Registers factory
and will employ at least 60 hands. H. l..
Arthurs has the Wo0dall building fitted up
for a cannery and will give employment
to 40 hands, and the Rev. A. N Keigwiu
comes from Wilmington to operate the
Delmarvia. He will employ 10 hands. Now
this looks like business. @. @. Sellers,
who for several years past operated here
has leased u factory ut Chestertown, M l.
and will begin evaporating on Wedne 'day
next. George M. d. Hart, at Townsend
has put in two new machines, doubling
his former capacity, and expects to rur
on full time. Therefore the outlook fol
the season and chances for farmers to ge
rid of their small fruit are not SO bat
after all.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12
EaIsrER,s ORDER.


hhARlHTEhb OFfICk,
NEW CAaTLE COUNTY, DRIA, June s. 1884,
Upon the application OF Newton l. Bracktn
and Sarah j. FlerACn, Administrators OF Bcthia
Brachin, lHts. Of Mi Creek hundrot, In said
county, dectasei II Ia ordered AMI directed by
tile Register that the Administrators Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Adnii istra-
ton upon the estate of the tircAased, Min eI,o
date OF granting thereof, rs csusln9 a.,yerue''-
ments 20 be posted within fArty days FROM TIC
date Of such Letters in ak Of the most public
ptnces OF the county OF New Castle requiring
AL persons having demands against tue es,tllta
to pre- nt the same, or abide by an Act Of Assenl-
bly, In such case made and provided; and also
cGiise the same TO he inserted within the shne
peripl In the DELAWARE GkzKT-rE AND JOURNAL,
aewsYsper published III Wilmington, Dol,
ami a, in i,aitiuued therein two months.
Given under the hand and S,,al of ONES
OF tlie Register Aforesaid, ~ Wilmington,
H. g lin New Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
JOHN & BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons no ling claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly Attested po'the Administrators, on ot
before june Stb 1887, or abide hy the Act
OF Assembly In such case made ano provided.
NEWTON l. BRACkfN,
Hockesain, Del
SARAH J. PIERsON,
Strickersvtlla, Chester county, Pc.
| ieiO 2nS Administrators
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-12

HARM FOR SALE, OONTAINlNtid
u ACRES, two mites south of Newark. Go,s
buildings and fences, bands iu high stet, at rni.
tivNtion. Address JANIS n. MlfRItNY.
itiGs1lns Newark, liu,nSEre.