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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-13

flower!
Change and decay on ell sides see
o thou who changest not, abide with me!
Flowers also afford mighty symbolism
of Christ, who compared himself to the
ancient queen, the lily, and the modern
rose of Sharon and the lily of the valleys. {"
Redolent like the one, humble like the
other. Like both, appropriate for the sad,
who want sympathlzers, and for the re-
joicing, who want banqueters. lowering
over the marriage ceremony like wedding g
bell, or folded like chaplet on the pulse
less heart of the dead.
Oh, Christ. let the perfume or thy name
be waited all around the earth-iily and
rose, lily and rose-until the wilderness
crimson into garden, and the round earth
turn into one green bud of immortal beauty
laid against the warm heart of God.
Snatch down from the worlds banners
eagle and lion, and put on lily and rose,
lily and rose.
But, my friends, flowers have no grander
use than when on Easter morning We cele-
brate the termination of Christ from the
catacembs. All the flowers of to day spell
resurrection. There is net nook or cor
ner in all the building but is touched with
the incense. The women carried spices to
the tomb Of Christ, and they dropped
spices all around about the tomb, and
from those spices have grown all the
flowers of Easter morn. The two white
robed angels that hurled the stone away
from the door of the tomb, hurled it with
such violence down the hill that it crashed
in the door of the worlds sepulcher, and
millions Of the stark and dead shall come
forth.
However labyrinthian the mausoleum,
however costly the sarcophagus, however
intellectually grand the metropolis, how
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
Letter n rum Bussox.
OorregpondencO Of the Republican.


BETHRL, July B.-This town looks
like city Of vessels on account of the
great number OF colored persons who
come here TO pick berries from DsAl's
leland, Cambridge, CIisheld, NAnN
ooke Point and Bast New Market.
There arc several hundred men, women
and children, and they are merry set
Of people; singing, danoing, hnllowins
and rejoicing in every antio form. An
old lady who lives bers said: 1.-THE
colored people have been coming here
for number Of years, but 1 never saw
the like"
Berries are bringing from 10 to IA
ceuts per quart In New York. Next
Monday there win be . lsrs quantity
shipped from here, mostly to New
YORK city.
Early peaches are getting ripe, iona
than Moore shipped ten crates to day
froR his little orchard In town. They
looked very we'll In the CrAtrg, being
good size. he has = largo orchard Of
later fruis. All the orchards are full
OF peaches, and IL the price lie not too
low they will yield large proit to the
growers.
We had . quiet Fourth here, bat at
SeAfUId, 6hArptovn and Delmar the
day was celebrated with great enthpsi.
Asm-nusic, speeches and hilarity.
OCCASIONAL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The Pueblos -com only called Indians,
bnt really descendants of the ancient
Aztecs-have numerous superstitions
The eagle is a sacred bird with them
the winged throne of their emperor god ,
MOntezuma, for whose promised second
advent they still pataientls wait. In any
of the Pueblo cities you will find the
great dark eagles, either tethered upon
the hous top or penned In littls corrals of
cedar, and religiOusly teLdsd
The Pueblo hunter always has marvel
Gus luck II he carries with him tiny
stone image Of q coyote with tiny ar
rowhead dashed to his side
Though u6minally converted to Ca
tholicism, thu Puebl 8 are still secret but
Is sacred to them, and you viii find its
symbolic coils III their rock sculptures
and on their quaint silver jewelry Some
Pueblo towns used 20 keep az enormous
make IN closed room, and fed it with
children. The PuOblos of La Cha, 25
miles ives of BernalillO, was nearly de.
populated thus. 1t bad q snake OF enor-
nous size, kept In a room whose doOrs
and windows were walled up, In the roof
was small hole, sealed with heavy,
flat rock. The first day Of every month
the people draw lois to see who.e child
shall be sacrificed to the snake-gCd The
chosen babe was carefully bsthed and an
,nolnted, and then tossed, naked, down
the hole to the hungry serpent. 1t is
only six years since this hldeous rite was
stopped by priest, who finally prevailed
upon the PueOlos to tear down the wall
and kill the make,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

II
The birth Of slx pair Of twins within
| eight months IN town OF less than 1000
inhabitants, and where twins have here
tofore been almost unknown, is the good
record Of the little Vlllarge OF North
Wales, Montgomery county, Pa, which
Is Just now attracting wide public In :
| terest.
YES" said one Of the prominent clti-
zens OF the place, i've are proud Of our
| twins and, also little Rstonishe1 at
them 1t is curious but, OF course, an
| inconsequential fact that the deluge of
twins began with the flow Of our new
water supply from the Rrtesian well
which was bored something over year
ago. North Wales has for years looked
upon the advent of two babies at a birth
rs a rare and to'be- celebrated occurrence.
SO when, about eight months ago, the
wife of James Billiard presented her
husband with twins the little community
was agog, and almost everybody went
around to get peep at them The fut-
ter oyer this event had scarcely subsi ei
when the wife of John Hargrove, another
well known citizen, gave birth to twins.
In less than month there was another
domestic event of the same character in
the family of Charles Van Wrinkle, and
pIOpAO uek1u W WOHueE Wnhb was III bnc
air. Wonder increased to establishment
within less than two months when G. f.
Baker capered down the street Que morn
ing and told his frients and the COM
munity generally that Mrs, Baker had
presented him with twins. Townsmen
Of small means and large families began
to get uneasy, and when tie antho;ita-
tive announcement was made within q
month that twins had been born In the
family OF o. B Fine there was a genuine
s'nsation, and North Wales was prepared
for almost anything When nearly five
mouths had passed without any further
events oil this character the village began
to recover It's breath. The intermission
was only slight 1t came to an end three
weeks ago, when Mrs. Edward Allebach
capped the climax by making her hus-
band mornings present OF two boys
thus making the sixth par OF twins in
tue town since November last.
This record undoubtedly entities North
Wales to the prize at any baby show in
the country where mothers could present
their claims. The birth Of six pairs Of
twins within so Ihort time in so small n
community has scarcely q. parallel in this
country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
PhtladelphiG. Wilmington 4 Bel
Gmore Railroad.

HrAAns VIII leave wilmington ~ FoII0u'
"a 50 80, 81 1907, Il 81, II 81 a. m, Il q
%coo n III % and q SqP. "a.
sSS 90 a., 20, 10 80, 10 % D, N. - -
FOR Chester (expressl, %, ESQ, 100, IL
Iom II " IL IL g. M, IL 50. "a. 70, 7&, an,
ASoog@9n g ~ IS, g@, $40. OSS
NeI, "a "a, @ ~ s5 % and 10 ~ p. m; -.
MSiA; n, 'ia.SS ia, a. "a, = q u i gS
l For WeIs Chester, vi. LAmokln. % an,
10, ror Newark (Centre) and intermediate stA
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 Il
BBsltimore and hay Line, 74sp.n,
"a B5sltlmore and Washington, ia, 14A BA
y ana Il % a. m, Il 06. Il II. n, 4 u, 5 ID
Tralns for Delaware Division leave for:
Ne" castle, oo, % q. M, Il Is 2A SO
"a p. m, and u % Night
Georgetown and LeWes, 8 20 n m AE0nM
tehoboth, s 80 &. IN.
Seaford (expresH), 50 D, m,
Harrington, DelmaE, and way stationG a.
= Express I l q harrington. 50 p. IN. Wa
Express iSr Dover. Harrington, and D.l.
franklin City, 500.
express for Cape Charles, Old Point .Coro,
Tort and Norfolk, II o6 Night,
leave fhliAdelphiA, Broad Street, for VII
ninRton lexpressl, II Is, 3 50, 720, ~, 80
~ ~, u IL, II IS q. M, 2O2 SOl, iOl AN
70 OIL, bW. 66 II 20p. m.
AccoInmoda lon, 625, 10 % q. M, lM z2a.
SH' Sd, O. IS O08 10 20. and ii n 3, a,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia (express), ZOO, 252, 40
10, SlOi II 81 a. m, 20, 8 "a and 7 90 n, IL
,naceotomodatlon, blb q. M, IL 10, & ITO
oSg, 49, aud 10 100 p. m,
EoE Chester (expressJ, 10. 0 10. IL 81 an,
0 z. Oo. and 10 VI p. m.
30. and 74op. m.
For New York teTpressl, 2 90, 262, go, TIA
2 10. IL oil a. me- "a, ga, g %, 7 06, and Il. %
For West Chester, via LAmOkin. slS n,
FoT Cape 4 Charles, Old Point Comfort an,
:, For New Castle, Middletoun, CLAYTON
Dover, Felton, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
anu DelmAr, IL 05 Night.
an Baltimore and Washington, La, ga s0A
~ ~ a. m, " e6 s6 ~, and % D. m, Bali
more, 0. w anu II % p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for vii
A. d., b.oA 6.57 and IL. 81 p. N,
accommodation; s.s9 10. "a A. NJ, l2,&2M
$40, 8.35 and II. p. Al.
For further Information, passenger are 70
ferrea 70 the ticket ONCE 1t the station,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
npon which extra fare IL charged,
genera hsHs Ss General f +: 1SoD A.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

An unusual case Of running amok oc-
Cured in April at Raikot, India, and is
reported in the Allahabad Pioneer. A
police sepoy WAS waiting at the chowkey
for his monthly pay when a At of homicI-
DIAL madness so zed him. With his sword
he slew, at one blow, first fellow -sepoy,
and next the clerk of the chowkey. The
second blow bent the weapon, but the
maniac tore down another from the wall,
rushed into the street and cut down a
sW' eper. The Kotwol OF the city was en-
gagged in afternoon prayer. He fell a
fourth victim. The fifth was Brshmin
boy, who, however, was only severely
wounded The maniac was returC ing to
the police station wien he met two mo-
chees He killed one outright and dan
gerously injured the other At this point
his mother in-law appeared. She
Gained him somewhat, but he was be-
ginning to grow savage again when the
cool bravery of Psrsee gentleman put a
stop to the mans ouslanghts. This gem
tiemaa was armed only with stick, yet
. he approached the murderer and calmly
ordered him to give Up his sword The
fellow sulki y obsyed AMI was led to the
lookup, bu; not until he had killed five
people and wounded two more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

A prominent Democrat, on meeting
an old farmer on Market street this
morning, asked, "WhGt are you getting
for your WhsAt2" The farmer replied,
40 cents" "I ausss you mean "a
centB," said the Queit,ouor. at We get
free trtde Rext year." he continued,
"you will he able to get 81 90 per bushsl
for your wheat" "Well ,Why don't We
have free trader" said the old farmer
"Whai'S the matter with the people
when we are promised suoh prioeI
under free trade for our products, u
The kEPUBLICAN man smiled, and
thought that wheat would be 80 cents
When we get free trade In America
The farmers will never be cheated into
voting for the free trade patty by any
such sophiBtry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

SoHEDULE II EFRE0r, April 20, lisa
Trains leave pOlAwArS AVsnaa DslV,.


SoHxDULS II KTRE0r, April 20, lisa
Trains leave pSlawnsS AVSnas DsLVI
EAST BuUED.
For PhiisdslphlA and Chester, SIS, ia
%, % 500 o., 10 90 and sl1 II g. m :; 90 q 90
GO, % 20, . Is, o ~, 7 80, 20 40 and 3 IS D, a
Va Sundays,T 80, Z 50, 0 o6, 10 80 and Hll IL a
M; 90, . oO,s bs,sb 20, 8 20, tO,AS 20 and q
WEST BOUND,
Tor sinserly, accommodation, daily Il O.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily Il.
esRt oE sE9IhRa1 I 20 q. m, -
S5 a. N.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, dan,
IL IS m.
baltimore accommodation, daily 2Bpm
Pitt3onrs, Chicago and st. Louis express
daily 40 IN.
SlngsIly Accommodation, daily 7 90 p m.
fOR LANDkR BERG, . 10 g. M.bundA'
only, lLoo .. N. astls 01eopt Sunday, 2 ~
%, 90 y. IN. daily.
1rain9 leave Market Street Station.
Yer PhllNdelphia asb o, m, daily. E0
Baltimore Q ar m., dSiiy. Eof Lsnt4n
Dora $50 anG hoo A. N. daily, eKoSDt gun
aAyi s.ioA q on sundsy only Asa and B.St
Pitts6gIs. ohisOKO and ST. Louis express
Trains fof MiIwirgton-LsAvs PhuaSG
phtG, daily, ~ %, 1905, Ell 90 8. n, IL Q,
IL 30 .. m.
Daily, except sunday, 80, I.sO .. "A
Ad.2e, and $50 D. 10.
sundays only, $40 m,
Express tratn6A
RATES TO WRsTRRN POINTS LowHR TEA
VIA ANY OTHER LINE,
", M. OLEMENTB, o, O.sOUIk
9e11 nl8nA1oF. GAGn'I PSaG. Age
TaleDhona 40. IL4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

9HILoH's Cough and Consumption
Dare 10 sold by us ON guarantee. II
oures eousunption. Sold by N. B. Dan.
forth, cor. Bud and Market 6ts.
aHmoH's vIrALIzER is what you
need Tor Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
tite, DlzziUgss aud oil symptoms Of
Dy5pepElR Prics 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by n. b. DAnG0rth, cor,
ard and Market Sta.
WILL YOU RUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita
liser 10 guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by DantOrth. nor. and and Market sts.
sLEaPLEss NIGHTS, nnde miserable
by that terrible cough. ShilOh'S Cure
Ia the remedy for you. n. Il. Dan.
forth, corner seoond and Market SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
CHRRIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE on
ON TUESDAY
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1883,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,


All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with twO-story brick house thereon erected,
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to vii:
Beginning at the Int rseCtlOn Ct the south
crly side Of Taylor street, with the wesl erly
side OF Church street, q cnce BOuthcrly along
said side Church street, II feet to a stake in a
line lsnd of Robert X. Porter, then Sc ~ It'll
a line Cf the same W. sterlY parallel with Tay-
Tor street, 20 Get to tue el6tsrly side o n
feet wide alley, running Into Taylor street.
thence along sait alley de northerly parallel
with Church street, il feet To the said side Of
Taylor strert, and thence thereby easterly
feet to the place Of beginning b. the contents
thereof wnat they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Thomas CORY and Jane CORY, Ills
wIie, William ". Cochran, John u. irwin
and Cathlrlne Irwin, t. . and 70 be sold by
GlLFS LAMBSJN, sherItt.
Sherlh's Onice, Whining ton, June 2,rd
1855. le-23-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The Chicago Times contains the follow.
Ing; Mrs BmmA Mum ford at the Ar
mory Police Court yesterday aold her
husband, William, for 5000, $50 OF which
was paid In cash and the other 800
promised In monthly payments Of $50
each. William is MT Tad Il oking fel.
low. He is tall, well built, has a mus
teehe and side whiskers, dresses we'll, and
with his gold aye-g asses, presents 1
stylish appearance. Altogether it would
seem that William was uu To cbeap al
the price; but he has his failings, and II
was these that led bis wife 10 let him 90
as cheaply as she did.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mumford lived in Mon
treal, Canada. he was a bookmAker in
large house and earned sufficient money
to support his wife comfortably, but he
wouldn't do It; he preferred TO tpend his
earnings TN fine clothes and let her W In
the bread for the house Then he became
fascinated with the charms of Clara
Brown. Miss Brown is fair. fat and 40,
and suffers by contrast with Mrs Mum
ford, WHO is pretty little black eyed
woman, with sweet smile and vivaciOus
manner. However, Miss Brown recipro :
caied Mumford's admiration and he &C.
lcepted her proposition TO run away to
Chicago. They got here q little over a
week ago, and were followed by Mrs.
Mumford, who arrived here last Friday.
A warrant charging the pair with crimi-
nal in imacy was Sworn out and served
by an officer, who brought the couple
before Justice r. II. White
They were badly frightened as they
stood waiting for the case to be called
Mumfold sent word TO his wife that he
wanted to speak to her Mrs. Mumford
walked over to where her husband stooo
beside the woman for whom he had for
saken her. Mumlord begged her not to
prOsec ate, but she was arm He leaned
over as though to whisper in her ear and
his arm stole toward her waist. She
jumped back and shook him of.
"Emmr," he said, don't prosecute me
and IN go back snd behave myself"
"0h, no you won't. am not going to
pay your way back TO Montreal and then
have to support you"
"But you wouldn't send your own hus
band to the penltentlaryl"
"Wouldn' II You wait and see "
Then Mrs Mumfyrd thoughta moment.
'lll tell you what I'll do, Man," she
said, turning TO Miss Brown. al have
scarcely dollar In the world. If you
will, give me $500, enough TO start in q
small business in Montreal, you can have
him and | won't stand 10 your way
Mis- Brown pleaded that she didn't
have the 500, but was told that she had
be tier raise 1t before the case was called
This reused her to acti N, and she left the
station Half an hour later she returned
with Departing look on her face. l
could only ralfe $50, she said, "but will
got he rest If you will give me time"
The wife saw that this was the best she
could do and took the money Shs then
made Miss Brown sit down and write out
three n ties Tor $50 each, payable In 30,
10 and 30 days. These she put in her
poke and 10 minutes later the case
was dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The Pickels Stove and Heater o.,
No. sos Shipley street. Headquarters
for gasoline stoves and oil stoves. The
Jewel vsp9r stove gives universal salts.
faction; It 10 perfectly sate. The Mont
tor oil stove 10 acknowledged to be the
best stove In the market; q perfect
baker and free from smoke or smell.
We sell them on their msritsi try one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for = COOL and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
Oatawba
OlAret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

For small storekeepers. Mrs. M. r
Wyatt ia closing out her stock OF q
sacrifice. 1t viii pay you TO call and
get some Of the bargains zine Ia offering
at No. lis West Second EtEees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

.
The young woman who determ lned to
shame her husband by tippling began
operations on Wednesday, says Nsal's
state oFzette, by setting out an exceed
ingly vulgar, red labeled bottle on the
back parlor tabls IN the most uuostenta
tlous way. About the hour her husband
was expected home she took a good gllp
of the liquor, and when she heard what
she supposed TO be his footsteps on the
stOop she drank another finger OF It, and
putting some moe In her hand, rubbed
It over her lips. Then che fled up her
room to walt for him. She was intensely
Rratihed by the consciousness that, as she
expressed It, she "smeled like a bar
room" To her purprise the door bell
rang, and she went to the head of the
stairs and pe.red over the rail to see who
had come in place Of her husband 1t
was her mot tier, her father and cousin
or two from the country. The old lady
spied her, end there was nothing 10 do
bat to come straight down and kiss AMI
be kissed all around She was mortified,
for her parents are very strali-laced pious
folks, and could not help but smell the
gin with which she had perfumed herself
so literally. Worse still, while she was
asslstiDg her father to rid himself of his
oYercoat, the rest of the party fed
solemnly in o the presence of the red
labeled bottle In the back room Moth
ing was said about the odor of the bottle,
and she was too proud to try to explain
what looked SO badly for her. She told
her husband, however, and he was SO
impollte as to throw himself on the bed
In commissions of laughter. She was so
angry that she threatened to leave him.
you can't" said the monster; "your
folks would not receive you. The most
they would do woold be to put you in
the inebriate asvlum."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
Railroad & Merchants Cafe

NO. lie FRENCH ST.. VIII, Del
For Ladies d Gentlemen. Few doors above
y, WA b. Ii. X. station. Meals a Lunches.
Q M, to IL midnight daily except sundegs.
Picnieh ors, ExoursOnists and HouseRaepers
supplied with lunches, at TINS Lsfs or Lhsis
homes. in ishss = BaFEets loaned on dc
poslt Of value. No bar or hluo.s. isp.eod In
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

Notice.

The genuine ShArpless creamery but.
ter has Snarpless printed in full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madiaon street Rrocsrs, N. W.
corner Fourth.
ass Tnot
thSt everybody ought 70 know thEt A.
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kidding wood In large
loads. Lime for WhiteWRshinG. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street.. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
DIR. ElmmS' White PuImOnio BsIsam,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, go. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelled
by any other. Soc. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King sts. Bold by dealers.
To the Ladies.
Children's white dresses made TO or.
der; lace caps ct q bargain; also . com.
plete line of notions. Hukill 81 Poiat,
9. Il. cor. Second and TAtnAll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1885,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,

All those two certain lots or pieces OF land.
No. !, situate In the city of WI mlngtOn,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit;
beginning at a stake on the eastorly side OF
West street at a corner Of land, lot OF Thomas
shtpley, deceased, now OF Harlan Holl nRs-
worth, theme by sid l,nd nth IS degrees
east 100 feet to land OF Isaac Miller, thence by
said nd and land OF Joshua VOL aston
north 80 degr es east II feet 10 stake in
other land OF said Harlan n HollingswOrth.
thence along Inc Of said land north ~ de-
grees west 10 feet to the said side OF West
street, y ence by the. same south 50 degrees
contents tn reoi what II may. Book V, Vol,
0, page 289, Nr.
No2 Situate iu the city OF wilmington,
bounded and de crihed as follows, to wit;
Beginning NJ "a stake On the southeast side
OF West strtot between second and Third
streets, being corner of lot of land late OF
Watson, thence by the line or said lot south
bS degrees east 50 feet inch to the y iddle dis
lance line norlh 3. degrees east - feet to a
stake on a line of land late of the said Isaac
II. starr. thence along said line north S. de-
grees wtst " ieet Inch ~ the eastcrlv side Of
West street aforesaid. thence down the same
south q degrees west - feet 10 the place Of
beginning, hs the contents theTco what II
may. Book W, Vol 0, page ss3, -.
Seize aud taken In execution rs the prop
erty OF l.Ale Murray and sarah Murray, his
wife, and /. t., and TO be old by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
bherin'a once, Wilmington, June ., 1875.
J2S-eOdts
SHERTFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- q writ OF Lcyarl facias. to ma di-
rected, Will be exposed u public sale, AT the
Court House, on Market street between Tenth
anu Eley, nth strcets in the city OF Whining
on, New Cast County, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1883,
at2O'clock, p. M,
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FOURTH g. KING sTs
THE AKTIsANs's AyINu BANK.


hA@- ~>AAA Ao0etD'O ANAN6 BAN H.
NO. 6O3 MARKET STREET,
N9 E,l 7 oehATnp.ss.. ........ rBhRuART 2S,lss
OPonto receive deposits daily from a. u
antll p. m, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY.
svonings from 7 20 O'Clock.
Inc charter of the bank provides that
pronts upon Its Investments, except 50 mucl
as is required tSr tha payment Of nooog8RF!
eApeeees and Tor suitable eurplus for TAI
security OF dc oosisorB, shall be divides
amenH tho depnsltors.
No manager is SLOWED to borrow any Part
OF the funds deposited with tho Corporation.
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, y. Allen HiuSs
y. Wesle Woldin, N, L.. Llohtenstein,
Sfeo: ,; oaPelle, Alexander J. Hart,
0nhs' ". Rowland, n. Il. Benson,
Jos. L. Carpenter, Jr., lob Il. jackson,
Henry y. Dure, ANTHONY HIgRinS.
Washington Hastings,
mONES LOAHEDOh MORT4A AGES,
GHo. W. BUSH, ono. i. OAPELI,E
President Vioe-PasjuenI.
y. t. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WN-nV Jos. Ii. MArRRR auditor.