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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-09-26
Have you any blue suitso"

Have you any blue suitso" he
asked.
1--WE lave none made up recently.
They are not fashionable in the city.
you know"
II am aware of that, but 1 intend to
do little masquerading."
want to personate a countryman?"
said the clerk. smiling.
Precisely"
ssThen l think 1 can accommodate
you. Not long since a countryman
called in and ordered such a suit as
you desire. but, having been feeced of
his money by some sharpers, was
obliged to leave them on our hands"
THE very thingi" exclaimed young
Onthank.
There is only one thing He was
not so tall as you. and they may be
somewhat short in the sleeves and
legs"
"All the better. Such is the tradi-
tional country fashion. Will you let
me see them?''
The suit was accordingly shown.
Our hero at once put it on, and could
not help laughing at the metamor-
phosis which it produced in his ap-
pearance. He hardly recognized him
self.
81 think will keep them on" he
said, land have the others sent to my
hotel. want two articles more, some
cowhide boots and flaming red ban
danna. and then I should be fully
equipped"
These aforementioned articles were
not difficult to procure.
An hour afterward he knocked at
the door of his relatives aristocratic
residence.
us Alice to hump" he inquired of
| the servant.
Il believe so!'' said the latter, star
ing at him with eyes wide open.
Then go and tell her that her
cousin Jerry wants to see her. If she's
frying doughnuts Or any thing tell her
kin wait in the settin'-room."
The servant, sitting laugh, went
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Cbancery Court.

Bills filed; Ella Taylor Aducx vs.. George
6chuler, Lewis Er< ct al; for permission
10 sell lands to pay debts, etc.
John s. Tooi VS.. George II. Williams;
for injunction TO restrain defendant from
disposing OF five shares Of stock Of "Thc
One stvc Barrel and Manufacturing Com
pany."
Mrs. Eva Fox ct nj. vs.. Mn. Jc ric
Vizer ct al; TO correct error Of description
In deed conveying property.
Sellers Hoffman against. Cermania lnsur-
ancc Company, 10 recover 81 800 Insurance
on building known as kcllyyille Works,
In Delaware County, Pa, occupied as n
cotton-mill, destroyed by fire in Decem-
Der, 1888 Note-1ho Gcrinania Insur-
snce Company claims only $3.50 is due,
which IL is willingto pay Rep. APPEAL
SELLERS Hoffman W.. the Citizens lnsur-
ance Company and the Arlington lnsur-
ancc Company, 10 recover 1925 and $3.50
respectively, amount OF loss by fire.
lNotcLThe above companies Iclaim' that
-naise-Sois due, which they are willing "a
pay Rep. ArrEALl
ID. I. Porter ct al. w. f. NJ. Ayers, pray
ing for attachment on money due defend
ant by Citizens Insurance Company.
Charles Reed vs.. Charles Ringwald and
John Ringwald for injunction restraining
defendants from paying to Chas. Ringwald
the amount due him.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MrNruH Steam Laundry. 2oi Second a.
nRINKtEY Lunnrn Co. l2i jefferson It,
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos ~ anil
2. Beale street. Tel. 800 ior wagon 10 calf
PASrs made 10 order from - UP /.
Mcnkc, tailor, 10 Monroe street
LEK LuMnrR Co., $50 second street.
sash, doors. blinds. shingles holdings.
AT sizes crate baskets. fronts and lend.
ers. also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap ut Gabcy's. Telephone 27L.
g. Il. IlorcngIss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | -.
pccially solicit. No 800 Main street
MrNruus Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Ronoyating Works. 90 lcalc street. Up,
holslcring done In all ils branches. Tclc,
phone G3A
ruRg and whiie ~ the flower whose
name u bears arc The biscuits n,iscd by
lily Baking Powder
DIAN y lrLY Corrrr AND SrtcE ca
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The New Years reception was attended
by about 500 people.
The past week has been one OF the bust
est OF the year. Nearly every day there
has been number Of strangers visiting
the rooms from associations in different
parts OF the country.
The State secretary J. V. Read, sends
the following report Of the work OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
throughout the State:
The points OF encouragement at the be-
ginning OF last years report might be
repeated here with but little alteration,
as our progress during the past eleven
months has been along the same lines,
us follows
!. All tho points employing secretaries
| for their entire time last year have been
held; one point which employed secre.
tary for only portion Of his time Is now
employing one for his entire time, and
| five new secretarial points have been
opened out and supplied.
2. Seven OF the nino secretaries In our
State last year are still with us, and seven
others are now mployed-making four
/
3. Marked improvements in rooms and
appliances OF ten associations, rooms fitted
up for one association, and rooms rcoccu-
pied by one reorganizcd association.
4. Three buildings nearing completion.
30 rs 10 be occupied this coming winter,
and fund for another building well
started.
o. More dehnitencss In the work, better
methods and more conversions.
The building at Nashville IL inclosed and
nearly finished. Their fund has been in
creased about $40, 900, and strenuous efforts
will be made to dedicate II free from debt.
The Union City Association has bought
the building occupied by the bank, and
will spend the remainder OF their building
fund in altering and improving II.
Work IL progressing upon the Bristol
building, and It will he completed In about
three months.
The members OF the Southwestern Pres
| bytcrian University Association at Clarks-
vile have decided 10 erect building upon
the college campus, and their fund has
reached neat sum.
The cornerstone OF the new building OF
the Bristol Association was laid with suit.
able exercises on Tuesday, September IS.
anu the brick work IN now almost finished.
Tire baiNl,ns will DO completed and ready
10 occupy by The last Of next month.
Some Of the rooms Of the Nashville
building are row finished, and their meet.
lngs are now held there. II has resulted
in doubling the number in attendance, and
Is forctaslc Of what is expected by all de.
parlmenis Of the work when able TO oc.
cupy the now quarters.
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Criminal Court.

Calendar for Monday, January AIS,
Manuel Jones; 900, Geo Fisher; 357, Alex.
Nevis and Lizzie Lewis; 20S, Chas. Lend
ftrom; li0. Henry kcsser, 236, Julius
Brett; AZ. Andrew jackson; 207, John
Wilson; 2il, Albert Dean; 2i3, Geo. Bates;
i04-lS5-l 1856 ls7.lSS, g. II. Cheek.
For Tuesdny, January S-220, Ellis
Mills; $50, jenkins Franklin, 1874, II. H..
johnson; 30, Lucy Williams; 200, John
Baiman; 952. Horny Bonner 2oi.26j.
Louis Willis.
For Wednesday, January 0--i29, Jack
Cole; 237, icticia Mitchell; 2l2. Tom Red;
ZIG, Ben johnson and jim Whitaker;
2l7. Wm. Snowdcn; All, Frank Lee, 20l,
Ellis Williams, Chas. Gross ct al.
For Thursday, January l0-2ls. Annie
Saunders; 205. Tom Blown; 1896, Henry
Ciss; 23s, John Beaumont $50. Richard
Williams.
For Friday, January lea Charles
Harris and udcll langston; $40, Charles
Harris; 1872, james Williams. 2iG, 2i7, 2IS,
W. l.. Keith; go, Faank Marshall.
For Saturday, January l2-32i. 325, 500,
Tcrnncc Mccartney $40 VI. II. Cooyor;
20i, 293 29l. Mrs Howard. 800, $40. 37l,
J. W. Wright; pa, Minerva Pointer PSI,
u. Htzgibbons.
Motion day
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thaue.ry sales.

Mr.. +. y. Molicnry, Clerk and Master
In Chancery, made the following sales
yesterday at the Main street entrance Of
the courthouse:
lot 4, Austin subdivision. front $50
chains on east side II Austin avenue, sold
10 VI. Meals, for $3.50.
Lot 10. same subdivision. fronting $50
chains on west sidcof Central avenue, sold
W NJ. Meals, for 500.
Three hundred and twenty acres see
ton IA, township l, range 10 west, sold to
J. Y. Thurman Tor So an acre.
EIghiy-thrcc and a hall acrus IN the
Elycnth Surveyors District. mngc u, sec.
ton I, sold 10 4. i. Poston for $500 per
acre.
Also sixiy.nyo acres beginning on the
east line Of the naylss 4 Davis tact, sold
10 i. L. foston ior $500 an acre.
Aleo sixiy-ilyc acres beginning NJ the
southeast corner Of Baylirs 4 Daviss tract,
fold 10 I. l.. Pos,on for $3.50 an acre.
Also thrty.nine and quarter acres be-.
ginning on Nonconnah Creek, sold 10 same
I purchaser for $500 per acre.
Also eighiy.iour aud a quarter acres be-
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Iho snIII,nn.I.llrnIn mrr,Inr.

NV hoRg, Jan. j.-fhis morning Ar.
thus L. Lumlcy received q telegram from
John !. Sullivan, In which the latter
stated that be- would leave tonight for
Toronto 10 meet kilrain at the Rossin
House on Monday morning, there 81 sign
papers Tor the proposed Gght Tor tho
worlds championship. Sullivan viii bc
accompanied by several Of his friends and
Jack Bafniti, his trainer
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EIFITNT UNTUITN " TnV NVTWW
NrwroHr, Ark, Jan. 5.-Thoc WIS sent
from jackson County TO the Insane
Asylum at Little Rock, ono Ephraim
Adams Aitcr two ycan' treatment ho
was pronounced cured, Today hu was
returned To the same institution mV.
ing maniac, this time from independence
County.
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4 O,nhousc nrIi Co,ion nnrncd.

riftlm htimWh W The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Jan. :. IcslcrJlaycven.
ing the ginhousc OF Judge T.. o. Thwcaii
WIS DESTROYED by fire. The ginhousc.
about eight bales " cotton and cotton seed
were Loot. The fire originated from q spark
from the smokrdack. Insured partly In
the Crescent. II New Orleans The los.
amounts 10 about NJ. 600
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Distribution by warls-firsi. D. Second,
4. Thirl, .; Fourth, o. Fifth, o. Sixth, o.
seventh, ? Eighth, .. Ninth. 2 Tenth. ..
city Hospital, o. Siillbop, 2 White, N.
Colorcd, ). Total, ~.
y. A. WILLIAMSON. Md,
NYgrrfuFV
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Use Sol Coleman's ko.ko cachou.
Annual Repor, OF merenan,., E.enans.

The annual report OF the Merchants Ex-
change will be issued during the current
month. II Is hoped that sufficient ndyer-
Using patronage will be given II by our
merchants TO make this report more COM
plcto and valuable than In any former
year, and ono that will reflect credit upon
Memphis and her Merchants Exchange.
4. 4. KEELING, Secretary.
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Mn. Margaret Wiltshire Private or class
instructions gwen In the art Of Oratory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system aud philosophy Of Del
sartc. Pupils received ut all times Ladies'
aud gentlemen coached for private the
atrcals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can he consulted nj WITT
mann's music store from o a. m. To p. IN.
Mondays aud ThurslayA
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Eyrn,rnINo In .IIycrNac a. rhnycr'a


The undersigned have this day formed
Partnership, under the namc at Fried
man 4 Mauss, and will do wholesale
aud rcti \ Cigar business nj No. PSI Main
Htruci. aud solicit the kind patronage OF
the public. Er0rNr fEirpMAN.
llApRY H. MAUss.
January 1 tggn
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THE COURTS.
CIreuts Court,

In the case Of the George Weber Brew
Ing Company vs.. G. a. Junkerman. there
was judgment for plaintiff.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY, JANUARY, 6, 1885,
Y. NJ. G. A. NOTES.
THE NEW YEARS RECEPTION WELL
ATTENDED,.

The State secrotary's Report-Some
Points of Encouragement specifio aliy
Set Forth-Good Reports From Nash
vile.
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7. NJ. and Elizabeth d. Mitchell were
appointed guardians OF Ollie May and
Walter u. Woodbridge.
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Transfers OF Realty.

Chckasaw Land Company TO Francis
ii. Heirs, lots 3. 4, 3 and o, block 0, Oak
lahoma subdivision. S3i0
X. 4. Musselwhite and wife 10 q. j.
Clark, part Of lot %, Snowdcn K Brinkley
subdivision, for 800.
X. II. snowdcn ct al TO Henry Gains, lot
"a, Snowden * Brinkley's subdivision, for
$3.50.
II. $. Scott TO r. II. Alley, 10 acres in
Tenth District, for 81 100.
+. NJ. Parkington to I. H. Alley ct al,
90 acres in Tenth District, for 81. 800.
X. NJ. Seaman 10 Mary Il. Risk, lots IL
and IA, Of Donaldson's subdivision, for
$4,000.
&. II. Smith 10 l.. II. Eaton, IS acres in
Shelby County, for slG0.
Thorn 4. Culins and wife TO Mrs. NJ.
/: Lawshg- a-wro's OF apd in First Dis.
tricl, sfor 5000.
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The annual ball Of the Mccarthy Ilpht
Guards, OF Little Rosk, Was held iast
night IL u the leading event 10 s5clcty
circles.
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Marriage Licenses.

White-w. f. App and Miss Lula Nc
earthly, Arthur Armour and Miss Matte
Liggin. Colorcd-Charley Harris and Jcn-
mic Coleman, Tom Moore aud Ella Shell
ton, Alex l.andors aud Annie Campbell.
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TnK skin is cleared. chapped hands aud
lips cured by using lIylo.
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ginning at the northeast corner OF Que.
niebet survey, sold to same purchaser for
81. 30 per acre.
Also two and cight-tenths acres begin.
ginning west OF the northwest corner o.
Millions; also b.S9 acres beginning at q
stake on the northwest conner Of tract
formerly owned by Lit,lcton Henderson,
sold 10 same purchaser for q. 80 per acre
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HAVE your Watches and Jewclry ~.
paired at Goodman's, AZ Main street.
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FINEST assortment watches at Thaycr's
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schooI OF IIoeatIou.

BARGAINS in loose diamonds. Thayer's
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isorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Relieves indigestion, dyspepsia, etc.
wortuary Repost

For the week ending January 8 1859, at
clock PIN.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14

sHEL0Hs tst4 #t ire-aeasssslr rs
Lsvs Gt5a1A whpoptes Gauga. ssa hrea
cbl.4s. Sdli ~ r NsTsas.
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Aooooos OF The TURF,

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MICE An0 REPTILES,
A Battle sptwesa Is.,,l~nts. Scorpions Hnd
Crusilscsi-s.


In an Fuzlisii work, cz'icsi '.Ta- LIE q
soIiier, we aud thc !5iIowIng a'7'5au' @
ha;i}es betweca micb, searpiprs ana ceaii
pcies IN Ba-5@does- Tue oriei narrative
.s tlii of interest.
Ia clearing ii.e ground for tho camp 7re
dss, 1rbeSi a varistyof noxl9as r'-ptlcS, si.eH
- = syr-irsuass,s e { sssts2o-lluaEy leaEth,
fgI l8t lhf-Ar+ sf.Aa q goose 1tittf, C,hii-
i'sdcs Of a iarSo siEe, whose backs Wefe
p.a,ri lies Holsters tail, aIt se7FTao9s
iaFigg heard that micn were natural ehe'
mics % the tgS9 latter. procured Few
isaI night be witness to tse r e1l-4Fal
Tie 5r5Ga was ihe space eirc'snaseF.''ac %
c.ass bel snd upon ict;iag mouse AIS
a so1rpiuu loose ID it, q gcsnd oisflAJ Il
uaneIveriug Cnsusd, too msase h3ieg -
o..e ~ his Op211est's taii. weSh leFuli'
Bates IN sting, and the se5rPiun watching
foran opportunity 70 str.sa at-u fTf'B =
should thu former succeed In tts hrst %
Jet, tha lets.sr fails pTe5; b1S 4 stEIlE
rhr mouse ssgrss Up Uuft - ia tA'i--
vulsicns. However, TIC mouse is grnersi-}
tisr victor
Eqaai Fenerslship ia rsqa;sed n tfl7-e5z
galp elalst WITH the ctn1sPe'ie. winch de,
f.saza ilso.f vviSt two E1iaA nIFts7s, placed
~ eitbsr Aide % is H9gth, near NE Fasru
bags. One ~ oar {asu found large TARA
tnla on his snogIier cue incoming when e.
aWgsc, and it,,SaGetc1 Itself " be fclaoy"a
-Trt's5ygr u15,sFr er17l T7y i5r H. A,'e''s'f''A
i y nc, AZ an amateur, aHd as-s'rdiAElE 4
nlaoedh rnder ihc bau vRh pae q Hiy
hArs1si blstr- -.---t- II iH'yl di4iely rtart'l
itszig on rs rradar tegs, scrlAiaea mo'49a'
ssss IN THIS rattu-r, wAt.e tA'- 'as-'.'i f4-4i
z araand the boil. eTillcm.E UfwiEng 70 fsce
~ sew antagonist. Tbs cga UnEci q shees
tiaae aua tncn, "A Il uHIur tectiaiaencc o.
"A irreslstsoln f&Aainatserl- Nthe rlodas
ipmped sadjruiy gntn Ito arsns " TIT
N,rantaia, walsh 90 sly sc1ed rim N'is
tAgo nippsra. rusemn,isE tteciA@s q q eAi
AiiH tstQat0A sAl-a---lsg atst9 q ~
wiLA Aaeb deadly effect thai the WAR
4uatrapcd instantly swcllod up sad 1urI
HcNs lct i,ose ttso or targes assee " a aa',
GA iag garnntal-- In ihry alf shared ~
same fats ~
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14
..sAs 4 colnclpEnce.
A EEay-Frrk Ax~nl'a KrmsFsabls Drear
and what Came Of ~.

a EEny-Frrk Aw~nt'a Remarkable Dream
aud what Game q ~
u rss,i U travel a4u3ad t5c saahiEs- 81 }
a ,asI.... Asas L Is sd he 81 srL.h a
rrsaa rates, % his left ere 70 a Sew YORK
sllu man. as Il cane his I5Ifn 10 tsll story.
- an NJ. gplaz 70 sssy sssy Thing 1ssoIt taAt
ss4tesst r7sere ihEa that 10 farmer ever got
aa- Ezneas frlm Is What rSish 70 bring
ea-t IS ugA4t niIla. be cAl.esi q c1riels cs.Ssi
t.a...lizsz- ler4I eae ttas lave ksczsd TsSseh
.,--r- Z zs7ass3rcd tines
ii vyss "a this saT.r he Continued, as he
70; se;fled b5cz On his scat Partners
have taesr weak spots IKE sane Is ether
fasscs. Yea f-sH kis some of then by Frais-
i-E their bzl5zngs, oslzers hy aslsar!ns
their horses, o;haFs, again, through tseir
hcrs or czives-l lad a way ef hitting
theca IL, sud 4, werSesi 20 ny great fsrotli
egery t!lae. wheu I 20; Up "a tie ia9ru3sg.
STEER s;sy1Eg al uisAt With farmer, Eot
G -r-7-sst,lffug - fs.t.o1vss
HAL a Yerssszfzzsss dream last night
Idreazed thst l STas digging out behsad
I yc-r barn. Just 81 = lsae With Tx kIe'-
hole Il the sixth beard from TIE west CHa
! ara | uneartaed a TIA bex c0rslsHIE-. tao
th1slsand cellars - gresaoAcss- ThedcezFa
Tas 50 yivld ihst | af-ucst feel tie bgz n
uay hands Thcre's n9;hiug in dreams, e
caz-se. but never had ese wkleh seemed
- rcz.i
u $50. bad tzkes no,ios Of the
LFt. hole tss ersa.sg before. fone1iuse
rxf-3 tae pa bsA.Hd a barn. and sss1e:
tl.sss near SFugip ?. ~ - many rssacs ir7ri
a.s-,r-s... tree or s:rIv. sack hEt II was al
esct.ia cu hsftrsAiaf T. ,-==---ssse e--.t- isEee
Is zyre..ev tazt Aszue- Naij charge nj
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14

.B.i d.. ard 3 was box be hsi das
o.It fo5s ar 20 beiewtss surface, Il was
broken gf-ea Figl4s 1Es.2 ssd ta.essss @;se nay
IL, .z..salsaai for a Sd. laE d1 II the cnntants
5Iz,is. / ,ain oat &. ~ ih Iast IS god green
trscs4 - y2g eyur sn-v
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14
cAroRNlA CAT.E.CIR RE.

The enlr gl,s-za.ee care f.r t'atstrh. Ca-a
- u. he-s4. tisy fever, Rass God. Csisrfa
Ueafsese a.. SssFs eyes- Resipsfs tue senses
y tzs.s As.3 siueis removes bad tas-e asd usas-
zlzz.slt bresib. recalling from Csisrfl-
Ess5gw dYree.aan AID , cllTe is NarFage4-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14

If4----s----l--4sszF <s- slsgr 6epasa-
N7FyAfess aas,sa 80 t'aHssga ssststA, Aetsf3'
ays. taatfAs.s ard o.hff eYideart. 4 9Ft'.
H. JPAtKs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-12-14
County.
Regente AerIealt'I coIIego:

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-02
TuB Aors OF ruE Assembly.

A Concise Comprehensive and Cias-
sItIed Summary Mhtch Every
Header Should Preserve iOr Failure
Reference.
Following is classified compilation Of
the aele passed at tne session Of the Gen
ersi Assembly which closed on Friday
afternoon. Care has been taken 10 make
the list a. complete aud accurate as pcs.
aible, but there raay be few bills that
missed recording in the bewilderiug rush
and confusion OF the closing hours.
REVISED sTArutEs,
Providing for the caneelhug and nInR OF
vouchers submitted 20 the auditor %
accounts.
Amending chsp.er 226, volume is. (Rs-
lating to appeals from judgments rendered
by isrlces Of The psa1e
la relation to licenses to bs preperad by
the secretary OF state, IL Jgltllg tns bla6E
licenses To pa boGnd In book form, with
stubs Attached).
Dsfiuius tha liability OF frs insurance
computes In certain Cases. { Che Alintrd
son valued policy htli. Goes into eIse
January Isl, iS9l e qlirss the insurance
company to pay tho uu face of th4 potcY
where poop trty has b sea DESTROYED by de-
without Grlu inalny Of ns o@uefl,
Amending chapter so, yViu ~ 10. ia
cTsAslhS ~ ppI pet year tLe Lsn cota
mt1fon appropriation TOR ,hs hn,ahlnR
pro Jagsti0n apd distribution Of food aial
To ptsvslt tho dlsd 1nrsmant OF p,pA
and privs,e properly iNAklug punlshahn
tina lettering oi advertisements on roots
fenees. 6i., without the consent Of tn
owner.
Amending sacton 2j, chapter 81. revise,
code, (provldiug that any estate. right anc
interest, IN lands acquired By = teatato
after the making OF bis will shall pass IN
tue Will, unless Il snail clsaelY nppsAr ihs
! such Was not tie Intention OF tbs tsstatog,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-02
WOMEN MISSIONARIES.
Proceedings OF the session or IN,
Manien's Home missionary So.


Fsocfcdings Of the session OF the
N"neh's Home MissiOmnry So.
CIctI.
KY mlei mention was mads yesterday OF tho
~ y ~ annual session n the women's
= ~, y ssi nary Society OF WI ntngtnn NJ
I; Collier Lee, which wGa held In Ashnrv
Gh9tehy Nestsrde. Mrs. N. NJ. Browne ma.
s'nel AMI atout l0l members we're present
~ Hdarrs5 VI welcome, delivered by Mira
z, y. st@ntt was responded 70 BY Miss Stella
;, Interesting paners were read BY MIRA W
=, avery, Mrs Washington Haatings. MA,
lafEg Gsmpheil, hits May Crouch and
hls. = y Forbes. Miss May Wells Vayo a
stei,tali9n and the Rev. Vaughn s. Collins
a M ,, US Jane NJ Bancroft, Phi. D., gave
MIS- Il. 0. Robinson, the ,reasurer "a
poi'ed that upwards OF $500 mad bnep "a.
| eetVtd during the year.
9Hlsefs Tor tho ensuing year were elacted
~ lolinWs' President, Mrs N. M. Brownn
Gg.EtHspcndlEc S Secretary, Mrs q RI wal
| Iu,lGei recording Secretary, Mia Mayois
htt' Ifetintsr, Mr4. II q. Robinson Y ,ce.
Ps's{ 'ttts rom Wilmington, Dover. Ens,on
80 :, sa.i,bury dlstriets, respec,iy, Iv MI
T. - ,t = van pheil, Mira. q, a. Lueas, Mrs i
| Syp,,tn, tp hua MRS pennis; Secretaries Of
( Heal, Stnh Suh var districts, r, spae.
/ jewell. anu hits' Isaac
u LnRes we're nraaen'od 10 Mira. II n
a s's'h- 9i Ms Washington Hastiugs. Mia
i ~ WIG Q Mrs II p Plckels md Mira
s ~, D3eRhten for haylag Completed The
II ~ NJ Browne was elaetad dalag,ts
~, lrs hhhie via alternate TO the rna.t
NV 81 ~ parent uncI.ty Ia hs hai% I,
indianapolis next October. ~ A0'H I