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mutton, and he kept US on the trot all
day and most OF each night. The
doctor was up twice a day, looking
very grave and charging $2a look,
and the house could not have been
more upset with a case of cholera in
II. AT times / advised him TO let me
jab a butcher knife into the cause of
his trouble, and told him that l should
certainly marry again, ii lucky enough
TO get the opportunity.
One morning the boil broke. l was
asleep, being thoroughly worn out,
when Mr.. Bowser aroused ms and OBJ
served:
''Are we going to have any break
iost to day2'
"Why your-your boilp / gasped
as saw that he was up and dressed.
my boil! Humphi Not wor b
mlnding. That is, while the suffering
has been intense, and while no woman
could have survived It, 1t was only n
pleasant little vacation for me to stay
In the house for q week l can't be
too thankful that 1t was given to ne
to endure instead Of you. Myf but
how you would have carried on and
upset things and made q BOBBY of
yourBelf9'
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CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The managers of
the lines west Of St. Paul were 10 session
here to-day trying to agree on the basis
of grain rates to govern under the new
agreement. The Burlington and North
etn refuses to Advance It's rates on mer-
ohandlse, while the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul adheres to It's milling in
transit rates, which are now on the basis
of TX cents. IA the conference did not
promise to lead to satisfactory conclu.
sion n committee of four was appointed
to devise q plan for the adjustment of the
difficulty, and to report to morrow alter.
noon.
The new agreement OF the Weste n
States Passenger Association was an
nounced to go into Effect September IS,
but owing to difference among the
Southwestern lines On certain proposed
rules its final adoption has been delayed.
The Northwestern lines, unwilling to wait
for the Others to come to an understand.
Ing, net to-day and adopted the agree
ment and rules, to go into effect on their
roads September Is
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NEW YORK, Sept Is The action Of
the 6t. Paul Railroad directors yes,er
day In passing the dividend on the
common stook, slthouah not unlocked
for, orsAted q wild panic this morning.
The moment the Exchange opened
there was wild rush to sell, and tins
whole list slumped from n to points
In the Afternoon there was q slow re-
oIvery 30 the excitement subsidized, and
tae { AZ closed with an unsettled feel.
lag. ImpoTtAnk rex declines from
opening prices were: Chicago, Burling-
$40 and Quincy, Y; Lake Erie and
Western preferred, 11s; Manhattan
Elevated, "; MichigAn Central, y;
Northwestern, X; Pal,mAn, y; Rion.
mond and West Point pTaferred, "
Sc. Pau, Q; Texas Pacific, e; Hooking
Valley advanced one point; Rock, Is
land, rs; SusQushAnna and Western
preferred "a
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The rat tieati n meeting of the Demo-
cratic party which will take place to-
morrow evening at Ninth and shipley
5 reefs, promises from present indications
to be tue largest ever held in the history
of this city. The committee having the
affair 10 charge have completed their
efforts, aud II will rebound to their
credit Previous to the meeting the var
ious Democratic Clubs, headed by the
First Regiment Band will parade over
geveral OF the most prominent streets.
The meeting will be pre.ided over by
Gen. ]. Parke Postles. Addresses will be
made by Senator &c rye Gray, Congress
man Pennington, Hon. Charles B Lore
and other well known members of the
party in this Sta G.
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Cashmere Shawls, Cashmere Scarf
Some very hue embroidered ones to be
cod of this week for half. Now is
yourtime to pick up this bargain, as
these cool evenings a wrap seems almost
indispensable, 81 cents to s. 90 each.
An eye opener In Dress G ods, SO in,
Wool Plaids, styles and eolorings perfect.
same as you Usually pay 75c. for; you
cannot help buying them VIII n SOC. a
yard.
Another stunning bargain. Ten
pieces of German Cream Damask Table
Linen always the 75c number; this lot
are yours at sos yard. Your fault II
you don't buy.
Irish Linen Beaurean Scarfs, 25 In.
long, stamped To- embroi erlng an both
ends knotted fringe. Not 35e but 95c
bargain.
Special sale of Hosiery in broken lines
and odd sizes; many of them at half
price. Some very rare bargains in the
lot Children's Ribbed Fnst-Blaek, 10
.S1z. 121Sc. pair.
The above bargains are all In your ia.
yor as regards price.
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IA LTTMO&H . UhaAO KAALROAB
aUH2DULR n KFREOT. April -. 1855
r7aiHs Isavs nsIswars Avenas DsDeR
EAST SOUND,

aUHzDULH n EEENOr. April 81. lsss
raaiHs lsavs neIswsrs Avenas DsDeG
EAST SOUND.
For Philadelphia and Chester, gl6, 90,
IS, 80 80, %, 10 30 Rnd al IL q. M; 0O.a 90
8 IS, Nc 20, rs, 40, 7 30, 70 40 and 81 D. n.
On 5undays,f 80, q, Q o5, 10 so and Hl1 IL 8
nj %, CO.'S bs,Hb 20, -, eo.As % and y
p. n. "
FOR sinEerly, accommodation, daily Il d
.. m.
Fer Baltimore, accommodation, daily en-.
For Chicago and Pitssburz. express. daily
SO .. m.
Cincinnati ssd 81. Louis express. dAIEy
II 99 . m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily = as , m.
Pittsburg, CAicsRo and st. Louis express,
Slnserly accommodation, daily 20 p m.
FOR LkEDkNBER3, la. A. N.SuEdAs
onlys lLoO .. m. aAiiS sxtspt Sunday, q
: %. 10 p. n. daily. Z.
Yer Philadelphia 50 q N. dAfly. Fsl
Baltimore r. NJ, dAiis. FoE L:anaaa
DaFs s,Es and Il. 90 a. M oAity, except Rna.
dayi sLtaa, N on sunday 0nsp RS and 6si
= Pittssats. ohisagO Aaa 81 L.Ouis szvsaz
Trans foF MnDnzaoa-Lssaya Pnnaaal
phIe, daily, ~ O., leJSa. III 90 - n, u q
noea. | -, aoO, %. sAsa, asa ala, Il 1s
naiiy. sxosps Sunday, Lta, ~ =. n,
SUNDAYS only ale m.
KKpFaas 1AinHh
RATKs TO WRsEzRH FONTS LOWE zHAI
VIA ANY oTHR2 LEEE.
GenI MANAGER. @en1 Pas. ARsBi
TN@NAfb0nA No la
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a Pr:Es OF $500. 600

Isaf ODD thing to get. and the man
who wins 1t by superior skin, or by an
unexpected turn OF fortunes wheel, Ia
to bs oonaTatu ated. But he who es.
capes ffom the utches OF that dread
mons,er, Consumption, and wins back
health aud bappin 'es, Is far N ore for
tuuAte. The ohanoaa of winning $780,.
900 ara small, but every consump tive
may be absolutely sure OF recovery, II
he takes DR.. Pieroe's GOLDEN Medical
Discovery 10 time. For all sorofulous
dis A1es Consumption is one OF them) t,
IL is an unfailipg remedy, All drug
RistP,
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Mrs. 3. T. Scott of New Jersey, one OF
the natlOug, organizers Of the W. U T.
u, delivered lecture IN Kenton M. B.
Church on the 18th inst and organized
a union. Mrs W W. Sharp was elected
president; Mrs. L. Moore, Vice president;
Miss Ida Walker, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Annie Frazer, recording secre.
tary; Mrs. Steven Walker, treasurer.
Some of The hands In the Phosphate
Mandatory of B. Messick in Kenton,
struck for higher wages few days ago.
Mr.. Messiek did not accede to their dc
mands and they went out. They were
trawps he had employed.
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--.n HOt SIS A n y I've
AhIsp, !, mature Plenty Of @A
oh ss,se Apply to oEJnSs
hnd " ~ G,.tnor road, New Osttle
b, hAie' "'i' so o.
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IL cabinet photos 81 CnmminRa' gal
cry for 80. 500 Market street.


ELLTcoTT CITY, Md, Sept IL -Quite
an amusing episode occurred in the triel
of case 10 the court here Tuesday while
colored witness named Charles Tydings
was giving his testimony. Some doubt
az to his correctness about seeing and
hearing had been raised, when Col.
George W. King, the opposite counsel,
asked II he could see a fly hundred
yards of, to which he gave positive an
swer in /. the sfll native. He was then
asked II he could hear fly crawl that dis
lance which he also positively affirmed
that he could do. The court, counsel and
spectators enjoyed a hearty laugh, and
he wonderful witness was SOON allowed
TO close his testimony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-14

Ehs Philadelphia, DR.. defeated Fostori
nHsn in . Wen Contested GAme-A
Great uAms at smyrna.

Ehs RhiiAdslphia, Or. defeated Fosters
Msn In Wen Oontseted Game-A
Great uAms ut smyrna.
The Philadelphia Juniors visited this
city yesterday afternoon and deiea'ed
the Wilmingtons by score to /. Neis.
ter pitched the first four innings BE
was Wild and Ineffective. He was super
cfded by Day who succeeded IN striking
out nine OF the visitors. Denny, who is
reported IS being Blair of the Athletic
pitched great game, and the home team
only secured two hits. These were made
BY Day and Huey. Umpire, Frank
Kelly.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Philadelphia Jr % . 0 o 0 2 o o.
Wilmington .......0 o 0 0 O 90 1 OIL
SMYRNA BEATS HOUSTON.
The Houston team OF ThuTlow Visi ed
Smyrna yesterday afternoon and was de-
featei In the presence of large crowd.
II wss not the original Houston club of
Chester that was defeated, it WAS a nine
compohed Of players from ThurloW
Newell of the Quickstep played with the
smyrna club. The game was called at
the end oil the Sixth Inning.
SCORE BIT INNINGS
Smyrna ................0 0 3 ~ 1-13
Houston. ..............-S2O 1 90 Is
NOTES.
D Il has signed to play with the VIII.
mingtons
Tom Canning caught for the Whining.
tons yesterday ..".-.
The original Houston Club Will play
the Wilmingtons to day
The Wilmington have goS Chestnut
"Buir" On third base.
Dailey the heavy hitter OF the Hous-
tons viii be here 10 day. III.
The WilmlngtoUs will cross bats with
the Quicksteps tomorrow.
The Amercus will play return game
with the Braudywine's tomorrow
/, The Houston club that was defeated
by the Smyrna team is a "Jay" club.
The Frankfopd Club defeated the
Chester club yesterday by a score Of to
b
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one Huna.sd Llvsa Loaf.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, September 10 -
The steamer Gaelic, from Hong Kongh
Yokohama, arrived last night The
Mayor, an Old volcano In the Philippine
Islands, was in violent state of erup.
tion in July. 1t is thought that over
one hundred perBop5 were destroyed by
lava and ashes. Further particulars of
the floods In Glfu show that terrible dis
tress has been caused and one hundred
and hfty lives lost.
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Tho Campaign ia ooauostlOus.

WASHINGTON, 5apt. IS 1T 10 said
that Congressman Vance Of Connect
cut called on the Pres!ds1t yesterday
and told him that thinaB were not
looking % bright So they might be in
HIS State. He lhoughT that the trouble
was in the management Of tho cam
pnign by tho National Quantities, and
ia Li4 opinion the Maine eleaiion should
mute the members TO more practical
work,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-14

ELEurhO PLATING WITH
N silver. Alot Of, bresa and copper. Al
90 metal polishing Aad brousing. PAFtieu-
lar attention TO rsplRtinx Knives, FORKS,
spoons and other table ware.
Ii. n. OUOLkY, Hear Ill Walnut St.,
iyss-lma Wilmington, Hal
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Harry B Hudson, Fred Warren and
Max Miller of the Byron Combination are
known to be the handsomest men on the
American stage The treasurer, Mr..
johnson. Is also apecimen Of one OF that
rank,
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EdWardMelChiOE
PA King Street.
l have received large line OF fishing
tackle which / am selling at
the lew st prices.

B JOinesd ash rods, 10 Otss
4 1o1mtSd nsh rods, 40 Cts.
y tOinted bamboo FOdss pkatEAs -
ats.
3 jOiBse a bamboo rOas, pAAAas 0
ats.
4 IOlnEed bamboo rods, plain, 70
DuH.
3 jO1ated bamboo rods, reel. 1ana
and guides, 81.
i0Ruted baHbO rods, FSo1s Hand
and gu1dea, $685.
Also finer rods, split bamboo roeA
reels from Csc to $500. Come 10
the Oldest established house In Delaware,
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price list
OF basa ball and sporting goods
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a DMISISrRATO . IS SsLE-WILL BE
IA sold At Public Sale ct the Uourt House
In the city Of Wilmington. on
TUESDAY, sEeTE0BER Gbth, 1873,
st2 o'clock. pm,
All that large br;oS hlildinZ, Nc 81 West
Front street with frontage OF 20 feet and
ITO feet dssp u OhristiaaA street, T living the
properly the Rav insAse OF two fronts, build
Ing two stories nigh with engine aud boiler
tb sreip. occupied by the Inter Nos Carriage
Manu 'asturing DO. must be sold TO close
an estate, Terms at sale.
aED. q. SIMPSON, admir-.
L. W. StIdhAm Il tson, auots. $40 l1i4to 6
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AYUIIOA-THE mBHkY DUG THk
IN foaool districts OF New Castle county
by state of Delaware for the year 1888, 10
now NJ the kRfmsrs' BANK at new castle,
and the commissioners can get the amounts
due By application ct the bApk.
William HERBFRr,
R8-l9t Troasuror.
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NOTICR.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the act, entiti d, 'tn act concerning
private corporations'' passed at Dover, March
IA, 1858, notice Is hereby given that an Appli-
cation will be made TO the Hon. Ignatius g,
Grub, eAeociste Judge OF the Superior
Coz rt Of the State OF Delaware, residing In
day OF september. iis1s At 10 o'rlock A M. A.
the Court House In the City OF Wilin nRton
for the incorpAti0n of a company TO be called
the ''PeninHnlA Lumb r Company, 'tne OBJ
Jcct II which iB to csrrv on the business Of
MAJ ufaeturlug, buying and selling lumbe In
all Its branches aud TO do all other things In
the conduct Of said business.
LORE 4 EMMONS,
ne 8 for roposed incorp orators.
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Msssrs. Jester 8 Mcdaniel will cell
20 bead of young Western draft and
driving horaes ct their stables, No. 419
West Front street, on Ffiday afternoon,
the 2lst lptt 8 idhRm 3 Bon are Il 0
suoIioneeTs aud will do their beat 10
help their friends TO bargains
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Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.

RRaans viii leave wilmington ~ folIows
ID 56 sle 10 q, Ii a. II d a. a. ~ L s.
9seomn Ss g as go az FGs 1Ow
HSb 100 81. 90 10 90, 10 % p. m.
Fof 9 e 4 & ssS H., i 81 "a "a a.
Gcscmn odatiou, go, IS, 7u6, $40, 10 Is,
New 1Ys oft, = @, X "a Sns y y & g. 10 o.
na z, m, .R.2a 40, az, ga B2l 700.
For west Chester, via LAmokin, % aas
~, M, 2.s5 and 400p. m. =
For Newark (CeRtTeb and intermediate sta,
Bsitimore and inssTmediaSe = stations, 10 ia
M, 500 and IL SO p, m.
baltimore and bay Line, IS D. N,
Baltimore and Washington, IA 4AA BbA
y, and II 90 a. M, II %, u ~ n, - "A
| Trains for delaware Divtsion leave for:
| New Castle, 90 sSo u 10 a. m.t - q
q p. M, and 70 % Night,
/ Georgetown and Lewes. 20 a. n.s % psA.,
Rehoboth5 8 Boa N. sop. m.
seaford (expEess), s66p. N.
Harrington, DelaArs and way stataoaa, 8 80,
Express fOE, Harrington. % p. n. Wa,
E ii for Dover. Harrington. ana Del
Franklin City $50 q. N,
tort. and Norfolk, 1206 Night.
Leave PhilAdalphsa. Broad Street. for WI
10 ID nis, II 9 !. M, 2Ol s6i. i0S "a
o.. ia SCI, 66, II 20 p. m.
Accomm0aa lnE. $40, 10 % =. NJ, LIZ IA
8 q. AIR q BS 10 o3 10 40, and II n D. a.
SUNDAY TRAIRIB.
For philadelphia lexpress), 400, Rsz: %
7 IS, 9loi IL 81 =. m, ~, "a, and Dap. n
Accommodation. ID =. ms Il Ia IA ala
3 70, go, and 10 % p, m.
For Chester texpressJ, Is. 10. II 81 Q h,
"A. 70e. and 10 90 p. m.
Accommodation. 8 Id M. II 10. %. ia
| 30. ard 7. 20 p. NJ
Fer New York (expressl, 2 90, Ia AA,SA
Is, II 6la, m, 2A, ga y - o. and 11.0
RoE West Chester. via LAmokla, SIS q M,
FoT Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, ans
| Norfolk, IL % Night
For New Castle, EiddletoEn, Clayton
Dager, Felton, Harm Rton. SeAford4 Laurel
Baltimore and Washington, La, a, goA
10 y g. m 4, Y "a Y ., and % p. m. BAlh
Leave Philadelphia, Rroad Street. tor VIII
mtngton lexpressl, u 2A 3. a. 20. 0.lD. II. u
A. NJ, sos. 8.H and II. % r. II.
Accommodation, s.35, 10. 29aA. NJ, II. 30, 2W,
$40, 8. So and II. ~ p. II.
For further Information, passengers are re-
| feITed to the ticket ofIice at Che station.
l Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra fars Ia charged.
os easI Il hsSassr General fsss MSo Az,
\
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PEERLESS BTES as sss. IS @sssE.


WELLINGTON . RUAEMMKM n
leave Wilmington (EF@aeA szTasz4 - aslI0gTSe
For Reading. BtTdabmA, A0anna- Rasfss@-
held, Waynesburg JunGk4a1. nEznnE FnSasWf57S
TAmAquA, Allentown, IsSANnnn. WaF11zss-~
Vile and all Potnt1 On ~ PatlaAaaDhia s1sa
For Springfield WaN8ssAs1Far TEHMsarsa
Sostesyile EmbrSe112eA 1saaape, OhnAlEfa
2. 90 a. M, and $50 y. u.
Fer Gainesville aSA iAtaEMaaaAAs peapaz "A
=. 90 a. M, a.0 and AGE. II.
For West Cnesteze ~ q. n, An and asa
p. M
Daily excep& HAA4EaMY Aaa BaRaaE
For New BrlaES aaa aHkaz1ssa1se1 eeazaM
4 g. Is p. m. and Cd BakaRAMY saIY n ~ -
II. 1bp. M
On Sunday for RaAAanR unA 1nasgwea9naa
points, 81 - Aas r., sss eE epE1nGAaa a1&
| A. =. AcOA9BAAHn B5eWEEsHREHGR
SuDeriAtendent- Sea Paas- ATsG
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Y OSr OR SToLEN-A FUA 49,
IA hound, black ard white, .one
tan car. RnsWeF 20 name Of y ash." A
suitable reward will bs paid n returned TO
9Th and hRWley rect Silyefbrook. $40 st.
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WOrklgRel and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOT8
Forty-five Dollars and Up
.---.- wards.

Ws4AN4o
Over four hundred sold I'm
the past year. Fine lOcatie4,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every halt hOuE
within a square Of these kits
for Water and MasEes
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 8 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rates
streets being graded; nav
school-house; street car linz
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Invess-
ment, where you can sea
your money every day, tEsia
cannot be equaled- Had q
great many people taken
this advice when we gave it
several years ago, they
would have saved ssbundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
Or orders on any saving
bank taken a. cash.
For information how "a
secure a home apply to
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at l.S0 O'Clock, p. m,

20 head ofharses, GnitabIe for AL purposes,
roAdsters, sAddlers and draft horses. A lot
OF new and secondhand WAGONS, three
spring wagopal, 65tfz springs store wagons, 4
light business Wagena, irst-nlass Sb@ on,
road carts, At oehorss dirt wagons. A lot
OF nav Rnd second hand hsrnss
credit OF eodays will BIO given on sums
Of a99 and upwards, A. Il. TYSON
L. W, SndhRR s. Son, Auots. SITS
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r OSr-ON SUNDAY MoRpINa, In
the wsttSrn part Of city, black shawl
II Lhe d 1deF will eturn Il 10 this once, he
will IsosiVe the thanks of the owner. n1l-ss
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PaBlIU SALES.
'DUBLIC SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
Il WIN be sold at Public Sale On The. pnsaAisei
THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER 10Th, 1858.


~ ~ ClVCA4ps l5t
The Hotel property at ChTlstiauA Delaware,
known as-the Allen House, with 10 rooms in
good order, also two rame buildings attached.
brick carriage shedding back, carriage shed
on Pike Rpad frame stable with IL stalls la
good order, about one acre sfgrnuhh adj0ln-
yard.
This Hotel property Is the oldest and best
Known In the neighborhood; has good aceOmo-
daticns and would also be good paying In.
yeBtmshL.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on day elsa by
THOMAS q. LALLY,
Agent TO effect sale.
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T OST-ON SUNDAY MORN SyzHSS
Ia ing lasE q sBys tarTteT doGi
short ears and short tail. A ITO 49,
sraI reward will be paid By returning tue
same TO l0a e. I'd at. el8-2tA
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NYoTIUE.
STATE OF DELAWARE D
TFEAAUuY DIEPA RTMHfTr.

.-...- NEW AsTLR, DELAWARE,
All persons who are liable to pay o state
tax for tho manufacture OF apirttuoua and
Hleoholio LIQUORS for the year 1858 aHd 1881
30 Requires By section 0, Chapter BsA, Vol.
10, Laws OF delaware, arc hereby notified TO
settle ct onos or the nRtter will be placed In
the hands OF the attorney. general.
WILLIAM nERBRRT,
llA-tf State Treasurer.
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DUBLIO SALE OF HORS g., ~
A Oarrisges, Wagons and Hsr-
nsss VIII be sold At Pablo Ssls st nj
stables, Nos. ~ and "a East Fifth street,
Chester Pa, on
RATURDaY. sEpYEMRER IKth 1919
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