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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
New YOrR,s Institution whose Fec
ara Kyracstcally Gratis.

New XOrk's Institution whose Fees
are Practically Gratis.
From the president .Jesnnette w. Thur
Der, EVERY EVENING has received the folr
lowing circular about an institution
which is maintained by the liberal con-
tributions Of few wealthy persona:
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
The semi-anuusl entrance examinations
of the National Conservatory OF Music,
Nos. l26 and 1913 East Seventeenth street,
New York, will be held as follows: Singing
elasses--January gath, 1889, from 10 q. m.
to IL D. M; from p. m. TO s o. m: frola
p. m. to Top. m. Piano classes-ganuary
25th, same hours. Violin classes-January
26th, same hours.
The objects of the National Conservatory
OF Music being the advancement OF music
In the United States, through the develop
| ment of American talent, applications for
admission into the classes Of the oonserv-
atory are hereby invited. It Is OF course
expected that positive aptitude shall be
shown by the candidates for admission,
without regard to the applicants stage OF
| progress, and that his or her desire to re-
ceive the instruction impaired in the con-
servatory shall be the outcome OF serious
and we'll defined purpose. The successful
candidates will enjoy the tuition OF the best
teachers that can be engaged, and, alter
| graduation, will ba afforded opportunities
OF making known their accomplishments
| and thus securing engagements. the con-
| ditions Of admission, as TO fees, &c., are
determined by the board of directors. The
charges will be nominal, with no "extras"
whatever, and in cases In which circum-
stances may warrant, instruction In any or
all of the branches Of learning taught in the
conservatory will be given free. The course
embraces tuition in singing, operate and
miscellaneous, soifeggio, stage department,
elocutioA, plano, violin, harmony, eounter-
point and composition, fencing, Italian, &c.
For further particulars, address the Sec
rotary, National Conservatory OF Music OF
America, No. 1876 and No. 1923 East Seven
tenth street, New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Interesting Exercises In Celebration
of ITS NINTH Anniversary.
Smyth Post, G. A. r., celebrated its
9th anniversary Monday night. Assembled
with it to commemorate the event were
dupont Post and delegations Of Birney,
Grant, Reynolds, Striker, Sumner and
Watson posts. The headquarters Of
Smyth Post were so thFonged many
people could not secure admission. There
were interesting exercises, consisting of
singing by Joseph E. Vantins, Ridgwty
CLARK ard the choir of Wesley Church, i'm
struma7ltal music by Heals orchestra,
reading By W. 9. M3Nair and addresses
by DIR. a. e. Grimsbaw, Joseph Duffy,
William p. Yoshell, W. s. HcNair and
others. A hat was presented TO William
D. Sparks ia token Of The esteem in Which
be Is held by his comrades. Refresh
ments were served and O pleasant time
was had. Councilman rhomas johnson,
who had been invited to deliver az I'D
dress, sent letter regretting his inability
TO be present.
The sncces siTe commanders OF Emyth
Post have been James Mcdowell, DR..
| Oliver Biies, DE-. Thomas A. Kaables,
Z.charish Pickles, james II. WrightinS-
ton, Apdrew j. Thompson, Robert Lid
dell, Alexander Butleigh, Samuei Lewis
and Jacob 3. Slifar.
Monday was also tie anniversary o
the organization OF the permanent De-
parement of Delaware. Tbs department
| commaudera have been: Provisional, X.
O. Fraim; Elected, W, s. McNair, John
Wainwright, Dsnial Isoss, CHARLES II.
Carey, John S, Litzsnberg, John III.
Dnnn, John E Mogbssy and Richasa G
Buckingham. There ore now 81 posts in
the State with membership exceeding
200. DR.. Grimahaw Yves the fret Del
aNerssn 10 10 mustered into ths Crane
Army Of tho Republic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
M. Anhrn,r,n Nnndnr-.cnnnl

st. Andrews Sundsy-school elected
these officers Monday night: Superintend-
emf, ths Rev. Charles u. Murray; Assist.
ant Superintendent, g. W. Nichols; Dl-
rectress, Miss oAtherine Petersoni Score
tary, Robert Adair; Treasurer, Alfred
Lee, Jr; Organist, Mrs. /. u. Burrows;
Librarian, W. s. Mitchell; Assistan.
librarians, W. 3, Lee, Merrill Thomp-
son, e. Il. Naudain and Charles b.
Dubell.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
Yllo verd,c, on Ernst saabrIei.

The jury in the case Of Ernst Gabriel
met again Monday and FINALLY reached
the following verdict; "Resolved, that
Ernst Gabriel came to his death by being
struck by freight train No. Al, At Land
lith station, ON the r., W, 81 3. railroad,
on January 9Th, 1889, through the care
lessuess OF the engineer, William II.
Strickland, and that The p, ". d B. II.
II. Co. is censuved for compelling their
employees TO run at a higher rate Of speed
than the law requires"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Richsrd Kilsella, helper employed al
the DiamondSState Iron Company, fell
dead at Fourth street and Railroad ave
nue. while returning from work Monday
night Death is supposed to Rave been
caused by ap0piexy. Tho body was re-
NOV to his hcme, No. s Lammut street
NiDtn ward, and the coroner gave GER
tifscats OF dsath from natural causes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
cnri.tiana H,mp.ove.a,el

Christiana Improvements Company.
The Onristiana Improvement Company
elested these Off ,ers Monday So. Presi-
dent, d W. Tesl Secretary anu Treas
urer, E. II. Gayley; Direetots, D. w.
Taylor Frank Taylor, Washington Jones,
O. z. johnson, Il. d. Maxwell, u. W.
Head and e. Fl. Gayley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
e. Becker from her husband, W. E.

4. ., Becker from her husband, W. E.
Becker
Mr.. Gray gave notice OF q bill to incor-
porate the Delaware Live Stock Insurance
Company. also the Globe Packing Company
OF Pennington.
Mr. Maui gave notice Of bill to ineor-
porate the public schools Of Frankiord,
Sussex county.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House reassembled at o o. m.
Mr.. DoWnham submitted the report Of
the committee on rules. Adopted and 100
copies ordered printed.
Notice given of new bills: BY Mr.. Arm
strong, to incorporate the Delaware City
Building and Loan Association; by Mr..
Lodge, TO Incorporate the Oreston Land
Improvement Company; by Mr.. Maui, to
amend the charter Of the Yulcanized Fibre
Company; by DIR. Richardson, to divorce
Cora and Moses O. Alexander.
Bills introduced: BY MIR. Sackett, "a
change the course Of road in Cedar Greek
to divorce Laura NJ. and Harrlett n. Nc.
| Kinsey.
The Senate joint resolution consolidating
the divorce committees Of both houses wai
/ CONQUERED In,
Mr.. CLARK offered G resolution that M
| divorce cases cognizable by the courts bt
entertained. Lost.
Mr.. Armstrong offered resolution re
curing committees 10 notify members whel
bills offered by them are to be considered
Adopted
Ga motions Of several members that por
ton OF the governors message relating t,
care Of the tneane was referred to join
committee OF five Grouse members-biggs
Dr. Richardson and Temple) that portion
relating to State chemist and State Boar
of Health to committee on vital statistics
that relating to oysters to committee o.
fish, oysters and game; that relating &
STATE library TO special Joint committee Q
flve blouse memners-Hynson, Eckles an
ShotD
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL MONDAY.
After the Joint session both Houses sd
journed to O'Clock. p. M, on Monds
next,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Edward n. Morley and family, noram-
panied by Howard johnson, son d Gap
tain Thomas johnson qt the Harlan d
HollinSsWggth Company. sailca oa Il o
ST. q ner T4rgiar SIopdat ste room f'r
ko..ta's Whatf, VI ,to sAat change :. ]ap-
tain Johnsou's orr 'ae5e AnrwN3S o.
Ere Jersey caftlo ems htgs NC Vii rcd
W.tn Wniea TO stock ne IAre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Miss Ks.e Bisseile has been engaged as
sonrano for the new quartet choir OF
Grace Ohuroh. Miss Mary Thielman and
Dnsbana Oloward are also engaged
and good tenor will be occurred snoi.ly.
In addition to the quartet, o chorus enoi
of 20 voices will bs secured wnlen will
gradually be enlarged to 40 voices, tnus
making Grace Church the best equipped
in the city SO far as the music Is con-
cerned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
zHn r., W. q b. ANNUAL REPORT
Fuller Statistics Giving More Details
of This Zinc RrOnertY.

Fuller SfnttstAcs esfViuS Wore Uetalbn
of This Fine Property.
The annual report of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington q Baltimore railroad, short
extract of which is published elsewhere
shows this railroad property to be In fine
condition and 1t is safe to soy that o
better railroad property does not exist
in the United states.
After giving the information and sta
tistics covered elsewhere issue the re-
port continues by giving detailed state
ments of the improvements made during
the year. The 4hellpot and New Castle
branches were both completed during the
year, thus furnishing line which re-
lievss the built-up portion Of Wilmington
OF the transportation of through ffeights.
The Shellpot branch is 81 mica long
from Delaware Junction to Edge Moor
and the New Castle branch from New
CASTLE to tho Brandywine is 5,51 miles
| long. The expenditure for these lines
and similar purposes was as follows;
Completion of second track between
New Castle and State Road. 1885. 10
New Castle branch. ............. 5,262.28
shellpot branch. 3UI ,9l5.50
| RiGht OF way. .........,........ SiJol DO
Purchase OF real estate. 46,o6l.65
1
| S487, 166 06
| or this amount $2l3, 237 So was charged
to expenses and the balance, $273, 92S.43,
to capital account.
The report continues: "On the Mary
lapd division extensive repairs were made
bridges at various points, including gen.
era, repairs 10 those over the Susque-
hanna and Echuylkill rivers; the trestleF
and at.iugers were also renewed at Bush
and GunpoHder rivers. A considerable
gum was expended in repairs to stations
and other buildings along the line and in
improving the coal pier at Canton, Bslti.
more.
"On the Delaware Division o new car
shop was erectsd at Clayton, coal ele
vstor, trestle and sidings provided al
Delmar, and sidings extended at yarioui
points to accommodate the increasing
traffic. The expenditures on capital ac
count aggregated for tho year $27 1900
"rhe motive power was further i'm
| proved by replacing seven engines OF
light pattern by like number OF
heavier and more effective class, and b,
,, the addition of five class a anthracite
, passenger engines and one class n
shifter. The passenger equipment wa
, also improved by replacing IL old pas
senger and two old baggage cars by neV
. coaches OF the most improved pattern
and by the addition of eight nsw passen
! ger cars. One hundred and nine freigh
: cara were rebuilt and two freight cabin
I aud SOD Oar Trust gondolas addsd to th
n equipment. All of this outlay wa
\ charged to operating EXPENSES. Nor
= Aban Tho 1,e1aI q m n,,,1t NJ ,uork vyan DIM
!, ct the Wilmington shops, although tn
!. limited facilities at that point prevente
i lis being done to advantage
7 It refers feelingly to the deaths 9
a Isaac Rinokley, who was president for
a years, and George A. Dadmun, who we
n ticket agent for nearly 80 years and wa
: connected with the railroad since 1854.
a It closes with the following oomparl
: tive statement made OF the fruit trait
v for the past 90 yeas:
IaN.E 80 Al
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
Doe. 4hls Mean Ndltor llacl,

NOfnlng N9Ws,
We assume, as matter Of courae, that
tae responsibilities of party station will
LEAD ljr. Higgins to clap tight muz7la
en- ore ensrlipg hound who has bsen
allowed up to the present time so snap
and bite at every member of ,he party
VITO las happened 20 run counter to his
oAurilsh purposes, aud that Ibis muzz.e
viii his kent on,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Joseph Il. Carpenter, Jr., has sold the
large plot Of ground at Thirteenth and
Tstuall streets owned by Miss Hannah
ShipIey to j. Ptrke Postles for $l2, 600.
Mr.. Postlss will erect dwellings upon 1t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
Roller Flour mills at Green Bank,

Roller Flour Mills at Green Banks
Messrs. Ciark 81 Bro. are putting 90.
barrel roller process in their Iaills OF
Green Bank. Mr. Harmon Mcdonald Of
Unionville, Pa., has charge of the mill
wright work. The most approved ma
cninery is being placed for making the
finest grades Of -four. The work will be
finished and the mill ready for operation
in about four weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

'Regulate the Regulator" by uaiug
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. The
will power cannot strike blow for good
or ill with paralyzed arm. 100 doses
for ST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Railway Conductors ga 4 J SGui-
A numoez o. Wiluiagton conductors
wen. TO Jsrsey City on sunday to par
ticipae ia the union meeting Of the
Order OF Railway conductors held by
NJ ptuna Lodge. No 100 OF Jersey City
About 4GG conductors were pressSt who
enjoyed hsnsetves thoroughly, Aitgs
the mseting, about 100 OF them accepted
the hospitslity Of Superintendent CfAw
ford Of the New York Divisi9n OF ,he
Pennsylvania railro,d. who showed thetn
the sights of New York harhor. Ailoan
these from Wilmington and vicinity were;
Conductors L. +. Hawkins. John Flein.
ing, Benjamin Harrington, Isaac 4,
Parker, harry Morris, james D Phillips
L. NJ. Cohee, a. O. Hearzs, Fl. v. Een
j. Il. Layfeld, Alfr4d Jopcs, A ". Nh
honey, j. Frank Baldwin, William Gibson,
]. W. Workman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

The greatest king at last goes to bed
with q shovel. King or peasant can be
aure of the hest Of earthly crowns, a
good head Of hair, by using Warmers
Log Cabin Hair Tonic, the best of hair
reviewers, ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

Jemes "A, Tsge died Mt olaymont on
Monday ate noon, aged "a years. He was
an earnest and religious man and g MEM
Der of the Baptist church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
Gar Loads Car Loads
Peaches, Berries.
7O,Ogs 1916 1851 s4.lO3,75s.S

or this amount the p, W. d rail-
roads proportion Of revenue was 81, $780,
469 So; the Delaware railroads 81, 1885,
O37.43 end the other branch roads
$13e, 292 So.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Opening of NO. I3 School Discussed
and of a CoiOrcd SchoOI at NO. Ii.
At the regular meeting of the Board of
Z lucation on Monday the following was
submitted as ex-Treasurer B. r. Bsrtrsm's
final report:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
The General Assembly.
Following are the proceedings in detail;
NnnnIr

Dover, Jan. o.-senats met at 1880 q N.
On motion OF MIR. Donahoe, committee
on fish, oysters and game. comprising
Messrs. Donahoe, Moore and Bacon, was
htIi.i6 the Senate joined the House in
Joint session.
After the adjournment OF the joint ses-
eion, the Senate adjourned to 1Oa IN. to-
morrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

DOVER Jan, l0.--The Bena'e reassembled
at 10 O'Clock.
or motion OF Mr.. Bacon. an act to unite
the school districts Of Laurel aud vicinity,
was read the frat tiine.
A claim OF Si37.s9 OF the journal Print
ing Company oil Wilmington was read and
referred.
Tho Joint resolution OF tho House i'd
journing both bodies until Monday at
.. IN. was concurred.
The report OF the committee on Inter
courae between the two Houses was read
and adopted.
Adjourned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

7 DOyFR, jim, I5.--Benato met at II D. m,
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson, the Senate
proceeded to ballot for United statee eena-
TOR. Seven votes were cast for James L.
Woicott, and two for Anthony Higgins.
A petition was presented by Air. Donahoe
from the attorneys OF New CASTLE county,
asking that the register in ehancery he re-
uiiired 20 record trustees settlements.
klr. Donnhoe gave notice OF an act 10
amend chapter 502, volume IA, Laws OF
Delaware, and had read the first time nm
act to incorporate the homeopathic Hos.
: pital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

DOVER, Ian. H.--SenRte met ut p. m.
The following bills we're read by title and
referred: To unite the Laurel school dis
tricts; to transfer A. J. Horsey's land TO
another district; to require the New CASTLE
register In chancery to record trustees set-
Elements; to incorporate the Builders Ex-
change OF Wilmington 70 Incorporate the
g.. Benedict beneficial SoGlety; to amend
tho chatter OF the Rehoboth Peach Assoca-
tion; to amend Chapter rs, Revised Code ;
TO renew the charer OF the Washington
8. Y. Il. and Il. and l., 90.
Adjourned to 10 n. m. tomorrow,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

philadelphla InQulref, VtepI
MIR. Higgins is an ardent politician, nus
one NJ the better class. He has been a
steadfa Republican oil his life and has
done faithful work for his party under
most Encouraging circumstances. de Is
4 man Of high principle, Of undaunted
oonra2e--as his long championship OF
an unpopular cause abundantiy shoN W.
of great learning and fae natural g'i's'
LAWYER AND AN ORATOR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

ADJOURNMENT UNTIL MONDAY.
After the Joint session both Houses sd-
iourned to 8 O'clock. p. M, on Monday
next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17
NOT THE FIRST TIME

Philadelphia ledger, Vnd.1 y.
Although Anthony higgins, who will
probably be elected United States senator
BY the Delaware Legislature in joint con
yention to- day, is not widely known out
side the State, he is one of the foremost
men within the State; and this ia not the
FIRST time he has been bailoted for as
senator.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-17

New York Sun tDem.l
In the unfortunate concentration which
has given Delaware to the Republicans,
il is consolation that they have found
for senator man of such ability, Sis9om,
and character, and that we can say that
above all other Republicans Of the State,
this is the one whom, for patriotic req.
sous. We should have wished to sea
picked out. Nor is it By speoicus or
snowy qualities, or political manlplia'
ton, that Mr. Higgins gains fnia as
tinguished prize. He is above an q
sound man, faithful to his country, talsn-
full to his principles, and faithful TO us
friends. We offer lin our eongfa'asa-
tons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
FAULKNER SPRINGS.

Faulkner Springs, July 24-It be-
ing such pleasant drive from Nc
Minnville to this picturesque little
settlement, we are being visited quite
frequently by the elite of your city.
Horseback riding, believe, is most
commonly INDUCED in by the young
folks.
sgd M. Gibson is off this week on
quite an extensive trip for Tennessee
Mills.
Cantrell u Faulkner are preparing
to make some long needed improve
ments on their power. a new race
course and wheel pit will be the
principal jobs.
Clay Faulkner has torn away the
old wheel pit or water house Of his
mills, preparatory to putting ina new
construction entirely, and is making
some very large blasts with dyna-
mite under same. The change will
considerably increase his power,
Jas. B. Mason has moved from
near the Mt. City Mills to the house
where he formerly lived.
Miss Sallie Mason has been quite
sick for several days with fever.
Prof. Pearson of McMinnVille has
opened a free school at the Mason
school house near hear. The attend
ance is very good. His smallest pu-
pill is j. Henry Owens.
Pat Haynes horse, last week, got
the start of him and ran away with a
jersey hitched to him, and Pat in the
jersey, Not much damage done, only
Pats wife said that che looked like
he had been chalked" when they got
to him.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
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SMARTT.

Smart, Tenn, July %, 1SS9-BuSi-
ness is dull here this week. Crops
are about all laid by, and most every
one is resting awhile. The corn crop
is expected to be good generally.
Wheat crops have turned out finely
here. One man made bushel and a
half.
Mrs. j. w. Mcmillan made 4 short
visit TO Tullahoma this week.
Miss Manda Simpson, from Morri-
son, has been visiting the family Of
Mr.. Crouch this week.
Mr.. and Miss Dove, Of White Co.,
have been visiting the family of Mr..
Harvard this week.
Miss Sydney Smart returned home
few days ago from Sparta, where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. n. Walling.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
SOUTHERN STANDARD McMINNVILLE. TENNESSEE.
But by your noble sacrifice
Lost souls have been redeemed.

But by your noble sacrifice
Lost souls have been redeemed.
XIV.
Yes, when our father left his home,
To labor for the Lord,
Your little ones around your knees
You taught Gods holy word.
XVI.
And when this world shall be no more,
And all in judgement stand,
Me thinks your place will be prepared
Right close to Gods right hand,
XVII.
But we have come to celebrate
Your golden wedding day,
Let sadness from each one depart
Let's all be glad and gay.
Your friends are here with hea rts of love.
They've come to wish you joy,
And ask that future days he spent
In bliss without alloy.
XIX.
Your sons are here, your daughters,tO too.
And oh! we love you well,
And pray that many happy years
You yet with us may dwell,
Xxx.
May many more such happy days
AS this to you be given,
Ere you shall bid this world adieu,
To speed your way to Heaven
Then we were invited out to a ia
BILE we'll loaded with the good thing;
that makes the small boys heart
glad, the work of the noble womer
whom we ever find foremost in al
good works. The table was nicely
arranged and did credit to the occa
sion, so the evening was spent yer!
pleasantly indeed, and none seemed
to enjoy it more than the couple W,
had met to honor.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
Supplement-.

We furnish all our subscribers in
Warren Co., with another supplement
this week, giving valuable chapter
on the disease Of the Irish Potatoe.
Every farmer who gets this paper
should send his name ndpostoffice
address on a postal card to the EN-
pertinent Station, Knoxville, Tenn,
and he will receive regularly, free Of
charge the bulletins issued by the Sta
ton.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
Masonic Notice.

To the members Of Warren Lodge,
No. l2j, f. d a. NJ: 1t is desired
that you all be in attendance at the
next stated meeting, which will be
held on Thursday night, August LIST.
There is business ofimportance to at
tend to. By order of the Lodge.
j. f. JONES, Sec'y.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
LIME and ROCK.

LEETWIcK & MARBURY
will keep full supply OF fine Lime on hand
at their quarry on the Creamery bluff, and
will also surnish
BUILDING STONE
il any quantities Orders for Rock Work
Of all kinds solicited, and satisfaction guar
anteed on every contract.