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Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Marrow tocd shoes are again becoming
fashionable for men.
The Tulsre (Oal.) Register estimates
that there are 5000 professional trsmps IN
California.
A Cleveland 20. paper complains that
the streets OF that city are iilthier than
they have been at any time during the
past 70 years.
An Alabama child whose clothes
caught fire while she was standing in
front of CRATE, with rare presence OF
mind Jumped into bed and wrapped her
self Ia tho bed clothing, eNtinguishing
the flames with but slight injury TO her
self.
Temperance reiormer to old sosk-"My
friend, look not upon the wine when u is
red, - Old soak (cheeriully)-"Oh, that
don't apply to me, mister. l'm color
blind"
Alice, the largest Of the four girls to
which Mrs. Frank DeGroote, of Millbury,
Mase,. gave birth November 81, died
Christmas night. The smallest, Lillian,
died al the age of four weeks. Only two
of the qualtelte are now left, and both
are alllng.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
subl,ni, Ianensndsnos.

Two wagons met In narrow space in
Nassau street the other day, the New
York Tribune relates Nc ther oliver
uld wait for the other to pass through,
and the front wheels Of both wagons
eked Grmly together. Had either man
backed his horses five feet, the other
could have readily got past him, but
there was 10 such thought of retreat In
the mems mind. They eat su for few
moments, taxing their powers OF ex-
preston and showerlug multiplied ad-
leriiyes upon each other. Finally both
Of them. with particularly violent out
break Of epithets, whipped up their
horses For q moment there was a
violent Juggling and straining, and then
came rasping, ripping noise, as the two
wagons began TO move. There was q
wholesale demolition OF paint and a
generous number OF cracked wheel
fpokcs when they bad got clear Of each
other Fifteen or twenty minutes had
been wasted, and two men had yelled
hoarse, but neither OF them
had given In. The American spirit Of
Independence Is often a sublime thing.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Another curious resurrection case
has enliVened the Inhabitants OF Vaise,
near Lyons, France. A well-to-do in
habitant Of the town fell into trance
and was officially certified to be dead,
Preparations were made for the funeral,
when on the night before that mournful
event was TO take place, the supposed
dead man Sat up in his coffin and
called for q drink The person who was
watching by the side OF the Teputed
corpse was alarmed And ran away, so the
rather substantial ghost got out of his
coffin, imblbed the contents Of a bottle of
wine which wRs on table, Invested him
self Of his grave clothes, donned his own,
and then awakened the members of bis
family Next day, amid great rcFelry
aud rejoicing, be went to the Mayor'e
office and reported himself alive and
kicking ,"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Table Talk says; '1n many cities OF
the United States the custom OF making
New Years Calls exists, although In
some of them 1t ia not so generally Oh
served now as in formsr years. And 1t IS
a question whether /, should not be hon
ortd rather lin the breach than the OBJ
seryauce,' for it's observation frequently
leads TO a stretch Of conViylality on the
mart Of the observer, that, by
tho time he pets through with his numer--
Gus calls and numerous champagne anu
other such oblivions connections, lie has
too little power of observation lett to re-
connie the door Of his own home.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The following described real estate, Wis!
All those two certain lots or pieces Of land
herein described as one lot with tive tWo
story frame dwellings thereon, situate 10 the
Uity Of Wilmington, bounded and deecfiDsi
az follows, 10 VII;
Beg ipping at the esstefly SIDE Of New
street beiWesn Orange and Tatnsii EtreeEs,
and Eighth and Ninth. at the distance Of
iAs feet and inches from the northetiy side
OF kipnth street; theBce easteriy parallel 70
EiEhth street and By land OF John W. HaW-
sins, Al feet more or les; thence scuthefly
parallel 70 Kew street, 90 feet 2h inches
more or less thence westerly parallel 70
eighth GtTest and by or through an slloy
about feet TX inches wide, dividing thls
from land of Jsmes Molniire, Il feet more
VI lesg, 70 tho aAtd slde Of SOW strest, and
thsnos thereby northeriy 30 feet 2H tnohos
more or Lars, TO the place of beRinninB5 pc
the contents what thsy may. e Also All'Il
that other certain tract or lot Of Marsh LAND,
part Of Cherry Island Marsh, situate In the
lily OF " ilmipgton, aforesaid, on tho marsh
OF nsy road, adjoining lands now or late o.
the heirs Ct D0Vid Huston, Of the heirs OF
enry Beeson, and bg Island OroeH contain.
ng about 0 a9res Of land, DO the same more
or loass
seized end taken IN execution So the prop
orty u Walter Oummins, and It's, and 70 be
sold by AIVAn ALLtN, Sheriff,
Shefif's Cfnse, wilmington, December 2,
$751; c23
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
hn0.

,, Doc Smart a d.sl bought bought ali Iiu he
plsyinS w." csrS SpRt Fl Psso, at Goldsberg's
staiiops sr,store, paying for them $40, and
,vben @gestioned as to what they intended
10 DO With them said that tbey were going
40 IN the mines aud expected TO do
great business, but If lhey failed would
Ike the privilege TO return what thcy. did
not use, GOldsborg consented, and In
few days they returned with about half
hem This same Goldsberg was In the
habit Of furnishing all the faro banks in
own with cards, and upon receiving
)rdcrs for them and having none on hand
except those returned by Smart, he d.
Tided the lot between the different banks,
and on the same night every bank In Fl
PSso was t'bUsted" by Smart and few
Of lis confederates The last bark broke
examined the eards and found that every
card had been "plncloj," An ipyestlga-
tlon ut each tank skoEel their cards
''pinched" IN the same manner. II was
found out the next day that Smart had
these cards To GOlIsberg, aud,
OF course, It was decided that Smart AID
his gang "pinched" them 1he town
wss too hot Tor hlm for several days after
1t is estimated that bis winnings were
about tl25, 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
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aspiring to Lsauersbe assembled
PrUspeB1ther praying
Women standing py ; 'H If the arc ya m,
prayers only ~ sn make, because
finitely basers Il eely given them,
nd long % aeymo, DIST RB short that 20
theYsarf of h 1anitY and Scriptural
aktions that illuminate and es abllsh
Al popular noAr some specific funda-
mental nrlngyle Of Divine truth, as the
writer has 2itnessed at more than one
TAB o'elEk Sunday evening meeting,
and thaN announeed--so far at least as
the STptural Tecitatlons go-f next
We'd esday evening at 7.30 o'clock, to
boX of which the public IL welcomed,
N perfected professional music coupled
<b congregational singing so as lot to
I, mar the devotional spirit Of even
these who are the most humble
worshipers Of God, the grandly bounte-
Gus giving 10 WilmingtOn's well-autnentl-
Gated poor, chronicled in the DAILY RE
PUBLICAN last Saturday, the remarkable
executive and attractive Sabbath school
teaching reported In the same paper last
Monday, and last but not least the new,
strong and brave voice that yesterday de
cla ed to a full congregation: beloved
prav above all things that thou mayest
prosper aud he In health, even as tn, soul
prospereth. - III John Q, clearly evlnce
an anb ton in Central Church 10 achieve
leadership amoDg the Wilmington
churches.
The remarkable feature of the sermon
was that after Pastor SwaTtz had lett his
congregation, according TO each one 8
own experience, in the quiet of their own
respective homes, 10 prayerfully reflect
upon their experience OF the past year,
ann after he had W shed and prayed for
them all the most abundant material and
physical prosperity for the new year, he
reached the climax of his discourse and
| text in the Idea that II was only in pro-
portion or even as your soul prosper.
eth" that he was divinely authorized 70
desire them all this prosperity.
Considerations Of "Whst shall a man
! give ia exchange for his soul? and oil
| the rich fool who tore down his barns and
built greater, which be stored with
worldly wealth, were solemnly impress
siye. Wealth and this worlds thlngp,
including even health, could hut prove a
curse If such led men away from God and
caused the loss Of the soul. The prosperity
of the soul was the FIRST and indispensable
| condition Of the other things proving L
be, what they appeared 10 be, desirable
as blessings.
THE SABBATH SCHOOL.
The pastors adult bible class, at ~
O'Clock p. M, received number of new
| mt mbers as usual.
Among the visitors of this class wa
| Mr.. Charles Be ellie, who was most cor
| daily welcomed by Pastor Swartz AM
members Of his class, and desired to com
all e time and take part in the socia
conference upon the lessons.
The lessons used are printed on leaves
and the game as US. d in the great ma
jority of sunday schools throughout tn
city,
The pupils ages in this class run u
the scale TO as high as As years on th
gentlemen's side. The ladies oil loo
young, although some Of them take thei
children into the class with them, an
one lad discussed the lesson with remark
ableintelligence.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
ON WEDNESDAY,
HE 9rH DAY or JANUARY, 1889,

az - - sAtNh ~ III
The following described real estate. yizi
All The undivided right, title and interest
In the following lands and tepemcnts;
No. !. All that ce' tain tract of land lying In
MIL Creek hundred, unity OF New Castle,
Delaware, beginning H. the centre OF the
FOulk iad and Newport and Cape turnpike,
thence by said turnpike 70 abridge over hyde
rum thence BY slia run to the F9gik r99 sii:.
acres Of land more or less. with stone man
sion house, frame barn and other outbuhd-
10. 4. All that certsiu tract OF land situate
in Mill Creek hundred, aforesaid, beginning
a. the interse 'tion the. Foulk road and
said turnpike read 20 bridge over hyde run,
thence by lands of belrs of David graves, de-
neir's 10 the G. ntre Of the Foulk road the nee
by said 70 TO the place or beginning. Con
tanning about four acres OF land more or lass
with two-story emu cottage, frame stable
and other outhuildings thereon erected.
No. =. A certain lot OF land situate in the
City Of Wilmingt n, New Castle county,
aiOressid, beginning at a noint on the north
westerly side Of Maryland avenue and cons
Ia ming 2s feet Along the westerly side OF
Maple street, thee westerly and parallel 10
jackson street. 80 feet 70 20 NJ, thence
easierly parallel to Ma lie I Get, r. feet TO n
point, thence sOutheriy and parallel TO Jack
son street, 90 feet, be the contents what they
No. 4. Situate In the City Of Wilmington,
aforesaid, beginning on the nOTtherly side Of
Maple str ct. ~ feet from the westerly tide
| OIL Jhtkb1n hLfGtl anu running hthlEIiN hlul
| Maple street, AZ ie { 10 land Of william L.
Carr, thence nOrtherly &C feet 10 4 point
thence essteily e feet 70 3 feet alley; thence
| along said alley &C feet to The place OF begin
ming, be the contents what they may.
| NO 5. Situate In the city OF Wilmington
| Sfore said, beginning on the easterly side oil
| VanBurcu street, n feet southerlg from this
/ southerlF side OF Linden str ct, thence ouih
| crly l6 feet to land of Robert Logan, thence
| easterly parallel with Logan land TO Lin der
! street, II feet to point. thence northeriy u
! fe-t o lanOs of tn imas Fout thence westerly
| by said II n feet to place Of beginning, b'
! the on .ents what they may,
| No. C. Situate In the City OF WILMINGTON,
| aforesaid beginning at the Intersection Of the
| sOutheriy side of Linden street with the west
| erly side of Porter street thence southern!
| along Porter street feet inches t. cor
ner, thence westerly parallel 10 Linden stree
/ IS feet 10 o stake, thence noTtherly parable
| TO Porter str. ct 1l5 feet inchs TO the south
| erly site Of Linden street, thence easterll
along linden street 50 feet 10 the place Of he
| ginning be the cOBtentS what they may.
| 3 lied and taken In exec ton as the proper
| ty OF rlilemlnA Chan ileT. and TO be sold by
| ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheIlf's once, Wilmington, December z, lsss
| d2h-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
ON THURSDAY.
TIE 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1859,

tfO'c .ockt p. me-
The following described real estate!syil;
All that certain lot oflAnd an lhfee-sioty
trick dwelling thereon, situate in the City or
Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit:
BEGINNING ct a point on the easterly side Of
Warrington street., at the distance Of seven
teen feet andsiN inches, nOrtherly from The
noFths ly side OfSe, en- street. theuce east
eTly parallel with Seven III street aud passing
through the cen re Of the Partition wall be-
tvee this and the adjoining house on the
south six ty-eight feet and four inches 70 the
weste rly Side OF a two feet eight inch wide al
ley emptylng with feventb street; thence
northerly by said side ofsaid alley seventeen
feet to q corner; thence westerly parallel
vi h seventh street and passing throush the
centre of the partition wall between this and
ths adjoining house on the north siSty-eight
feet and Tour inches to the SAN eAsteTly side
Of Washington etreet, and thence thereby
sOutherly seventeen feet 10 the place Of be-
ginning, be tbe contents thereof what they
may
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John q. buckingham and Mary q,
Bucking ham, Ills wife, and !. ts., and 10 be
sold by =,
Sherif's once, Wilmington, December q 1858.
d28-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Joe. Wallace. 6O1 Pine street.
New York Blue Point Oysters
Henry BlOuth'H Restaurant. Very fine
Cotton ased meal noW ready for dc
livery. Bend orders to TGtnAll Bros.,
l0l Maryland avenue.
70 fins cabinets for 81. and one 81l0
frame sisa free with each dozen, At Hol-
laud'R, 3O7 Market strest.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

By using simms' Botanic Hair Tonic,
the great hair grower and toilet dressingi
cures ell diseasea Of Abe scalp and re-
moves every impeAiment to . healthy
growth OF hair; SOC. aud 81. Fourth
aud King streets, Wilmington, Del.
PhIlsdelphia, Smith B Kline Co., AL
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

That everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best,
we'll cleaned coal in every ton you buy
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood in
Large loads. Lime for wbitowashlnR
Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Central
office, Seventh and King streets. Look
for the b'lo Slgn. Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Fred. Il. Hubbard, o Bridgeport, Conn
druggist, while walking In that city We'd
uesday light was attacked by large
eagle, which arghled upon his shoulder.
He shook the bird 10 the ground, but II
renewed the attack and continued to light
until Hubbard oyerpowered 1t. In the
tussle Hubbard received three painful
wounds
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Chapman Is expected TO lead In every
thing pertaining to the tOba 90 trade
and smoker material, especially during
hOlicR ys, Friends and Brothers, you
shall NOS be disappointed. Look for
advertisements in svsIy edition. Look
at our windows every day, ana every
other day come into the store. Respect
fully, A. A. OhapuRn, Seventh ard
Orange streets, WilDinRtOn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

WILmIRacO s. NoKrHnRN n, Is
Time table in eject, Dec. 9th, 1883. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench street, 40 iolloWS'
For Reading, BirdHbOTo, Joanna, bpring-
Geld, WRynesbnTg Junction, Manor .Pottsville,
Tama1uR, Allentown, Lebanon Wernerns
Vile an all poiRts on the Philadelphia and
Reading b. r., 7.0o a. m. and 2. 20 p. m.
For Springfield, Wayne1buFR Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
100 a. M, 2. 10 and 600 p. N.
Fer CoaIesville and intermediate points a
100 a. M, 2.4O and 30 p. m.
For West Chester, go =. n't z.se ana a'es
D. Ne 4. a, - - ,,.,,,4.,-
For New lridRe and intermediate points
slip. m. and on Saturday only al go Gne
on sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at sos a. m, and for Springfield AND
intermediate points at 500 j. m. $3.50
fuperintendent. Gen PABa. AR'bs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

when baby was sex, No gave hsr oastoriA,
when she was Child she cried for Castorla
When she became Mia she chung to CAstOria
When she had children she gave then Cas-
tOTlA,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
THH DAYS THAT NEVER RETURN
A SONG.

... A SONG.
OEeI the strings OF my harm To-day
| iphls song that ID half 4 sigh,
HiAs the sQund Of leaves when u,e NJ
blAe the sound OF breakers rarawav
| IS they heat aud sob
r,,,, A they beat and thTob
| hdh near voice In their disia.t roar
On phat lovely stretch OF sandy shore.
oler the strings Of my harm to-dav
tlosts song for the dying yeAr.ay,
| 1, - Song tnat thrills " N an a.
ihrO' the win er twilight, 81
! As The hreA era y old refrain
| ~ As the breukeFsIe back again.
And hear that voice
FOR the days thatly harp 10 day
! o., my SWEET, lost youth
! Otef tue str4ld give in very truth,
EloAtH s.Ine aud power away
| ,,if9b q dream once more NJ
| RICH Those bright dreh ms DER. II
| vain regret, ~ signs that old refIalnZ
! { the days that never come back agsin/
over the strings Of NY haTp to-day 4
Floats a song for the dying yeSr;
song thai thrills with an unshed(Af,
Like the sound Of breakers ar a0A
How they beat aud sob
How they heat aud thrnJl
And hear that voice with It's I'D refrain,
For the days that never come JACK again
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Salem lMass.l Gazette.
The late Reverend Daniel Isaac was
both great wag and great smoker.
"Ah, there you are, cried a lady, who
surprised him one day enjoying his pipe,
sat your idol again" Eyes, my dear
madam, " replied he coolly, 81 hope you
DO not find fault with me, for / ought to
be commended, as you see I'm burning
II -
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Twill oGer my house No, 1907 w.
Eighth street, containing ten rooms, all
convenieuces paperd throughout, in Grst'
class order, for S4,37j, which makes 1t
the cheapest house yet offered for sale in
that part OF the city Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply TO W. s. Vernon, RE-
PUBLICAN OFFICE
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Would alter house alter MSrch 25th
next, No. 84S Madison street, into store
for good tenAnt. Would make . good
laundry stand. Apply TO ", Scott
Vernon, REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

aud freedom from TOO frequent uRe Of
nlAsHes 10 the result of using DR.. Simms
Eye Cure, the great medicine for sore,
weak and inflAmed eyes and eyelids.
IS aud 80 cents. Depot Fourth and
hing streets. Wilmington; Philadsl-
phls, Smith & Kline % 429 Arch St,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The following described real estate, WIS
All that certain lot or piece of marsh tituR'e
In Cherry leland marsh, IN Wilmington (foT-
merly BrAndywine) Hundred, New Castle
county, state Of Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit;
Beginning at u stone in the marsh road,
thence with n line dividing this from lot late
of Edward IA nall, south 81 degrees, east g.
per hes and two teuths, thence north 40 de-
grees, eRst7 petches, thence south 27f de-
grees east is perches to Island Creek, thence
down the several urses thereof4s $40 per-
ches to a corner OF a lot OF mar h belonging to
tue heirs of Andrew Mckee, thence north IS
degrees, west % 10 perches tn the said marsh
road, thence With said road north "a degrees,
east IS psrches to the place OF beginning con
taiuing fourteen aerts and seventy eight per
che o marsh meadow land, be the same more
or less, with the appurtenance1.
Seized and taken In execution rs the prop
pefty Of Walter Cummins aud t. It's and to
be sold ny ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherlf's OGice, Wilmington, December q,
1855, d25-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermaker * Brother, at No. 5OI
King street, are now making a superior
article which they are putting IN IN 70,
pound buckets for family use. This lard
is strictly pure, and made from the very
beat material.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

aud lung madeline is DR.. SHINING White
Pulmonto Bslesm; cures every time If
properly used; not excelied In the
world; SOC. and 81. Depot Fourth aud
King, wilmin gton, Dsl.; PhiiAdelphts,
Smith 81 Kline % 429 arch street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
"HO=n FaEArErO.L,.
''sArPnoM


--
INTHE KITCHEN.
tou may cut the tail on Ptdo
" tease TO death 4 q eI'
VI torture all tho inserfs
Auon' SO muc mind that.
h I Hhen I'm having eompapy
nVh Y even dare he rud H
want tnein say when titev m i,,.
ny chidren are 50 good.
hNtn Your noise, hear the door hall
,hay, You are one saucy brat SN''
~ rascal, Jack, PU nsddte -,
AoF eniiinS up This mat. ~"
u theit comes Your Aunt Maria.
mn w stairQ, NAV, get dreEstd
Anu Diing JACK down bis clean e,iIa-
want you look your beet, <''"''
~ THE rABLOR.
hskt pretty how, May. dArilnV
say auuty how do duy
ana 'hank her for the caramels
-FOUR cousin sont 10 you.
JACK, you speak that piece for aunue.
.Auvut Tue cat and mice;
iShe your hAuda irOm out Your nocketa
hoH knOw tina, Ia lot nice, 'N'
Now make bow to auufie, dear
betore you take YOUR Scat,
Ana asa hef II he does nOttt
h'f "ieoV anu nephew So
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Go TO George H, Murphey for your
sldeboards, hook cases, cbefioDiers
wRrdtobee, tables writing desks and
fancy rockers, alto full line OF walnut
and oak chamber suits. 800 Ship!ey
stFeet
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Msuy people End 1t hard to retain a
natural expression before camera Jor-
dan, Photographer, never falls TO give
sBti, faction to this class. Try him. 0l5lS
Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

To call and zee our silk plush Gaps for
rs OTIS. Black Tam O'Shanters ladies'
black hoods, an elegeBb line Of zephyr
goods Of all kind; ALEC mufl rB. A full
line Of silk bAn6ke ohtefs 81 los as 10
cents, At Hukill & Polsts, cor. secoUd
aud yAtnAll stresV.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

A nice hand bag, club bag, trunk pocket
book, robe or blanket, call at Harry G.
Parker's, No. 10 East Third st. Lowest
cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Sale or exchange, three-story dwelling,
s48 Madison street, containing s rooms,
with bath, hot and cold water. Also
1907 w. sth street, containing roome
and bath, all cOuyeniences. Apply at
this Office
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

SHERITFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- wrl of Levari Facias, 20 me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale At the ourt
House, GU Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the City Of wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The following real estate situate Ia Uhtis-
tlAns hundred, rev C2hils Oounty, 10 Wi
Na.l. al that certain lot or piece Offand
being part elmo farm Of the lato James
hfaWn, 6ituate1 ct the INTERSECTION o. the
DuPoht or Usntro r0a q. and n new road lead
Ing from wilmington 10 Philips mill, oOn
tanning IL Eoref, s TOodA and II pegehes, De-
ahe same more or leass
No 2, All that certain part OF tbs farm OF
the lAts James Brown, sdioining tract 40
], coma Mag 81 ofes roOds and peFohea,
bs the Is ne more or less, with COCA on ,
h5uRo, franc bRfn ara I'll necessery out
bniidinEs.
No. 8 ali that certain part Of tho farm Of
the lAtS Jameg Brown situate on the west
gds Of DnPont'B or centre road, be Watn
H1Il DTask hundred and tao Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad, adioininy No. ., and
containing acres, 3 T00ds and u p srohSs, be
the same more or les, win g0oa two story
ffRpe neugs ard ont Dul dtnga.
Attsndansa will DO given and terms N ale
known on day o! sale by the untsrHFned.
John BROWN. HENRY Il BROWN,
ISAAC BROWH, JAMBS Brown,
TAOMAs Known, SAMUEL q BROWN
d7o-m W.f&W