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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

{, The all-absorbing question at Della
ware City now Is who murdered Noah
Benson2 The coronei's jury, after
the body had been exhumed. and an
infested bullet was found In his hand,
had no difficulty yesterday morning In
concluding that the headless trunk
was that OF Noah Benson, .misslng
since Thanksgiving night. but as to
who committed the murder the Jury
was as much in the dark as ever.
The last that was seen of Noah BEN
son was detailed before the jury by N.
q. Price, who keeps store near
where the body was found. Mr.. Price
testified that between and 8 O'Clock
on Thanksgiving night he had seen
Noah Benson very drunk, standing In
the alley alongside OF his store. He
looked in the alley and saw that II
crowd OF negro boys had surrounded
Benson and were trying to get a bottle
OF liquor away from him. The last he
saw Of Benson he was running toward
the post-oilice with the gang after
him.
The boys who were chasing Noah
Benson on that Thanksgiving night
were not brought before the jury.
They might at least have told where
they left him.
What became of Bensons head and
clothes lie mystery The supposit!on
Is that the clothes and head are buried
some place together. 1t is generally
| conceded that Benson was murdered
in some building in Delaware City not
far from the bridge over the canal and
| that the men or women committing
the deed were In hurry to strip tho
body. This ls evident from the fact
that the rag found around one leg of
the body was not an ordinary rag,
such as might have boon used In bind
ing up sore, but was the band of a
pair OF drawers, with the strings tied
in hard knot. This shows TINT in
their hurry to strip the dead man they
cut OIL his clothes and left the band
about his leg.
The whole ferretting out OF the
murder has been placed in the hands
OF Detectives McYey and Wltsil, who
are familiar with all the facts as far us
they have been brought out. They
will be assisted in their search for the
guilty parties by tho reputable colored
people Of Delaware City. Thoy nearly
all liked Benson. who seemed to have
no other falling than Of getting intoxl
Gated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30
The Water Departments Cool
Show its.

Tho Board of Water Commissioners
held their regular weekly meeting lnst
night undecided to return to the City
Council the surplus of the department
for tho year tho magnificent sum OF
S34, l5a.74. This Is over IS 600 more
than the estimate of the department,
which was S25, 900.
The balance In bank was reported to
le s3S,06l.7l. The weekly pay roll of
$5l5.9S; the monthly payroll of a2il.-
"a; and the quarterly payroll OF 3235,
were ordered paid. The city auditor
reported the registrars accounts for
December to DO correct.
Registrar John s. Grohe made his
report that the receipts Tor the year
were Sl3S l9473 Expenditures $lOI,-
1874, leaving u surplus OF 534, l42. "A.
Bills were passed as follows: q. W.
Army n Son, Si4; Delaware Electric
and Supply Company, % cents; Daniel
Dohl, Sl,T13.S2; kennard Il Company,
Sl,50; Charles Warner Company, $685.
81; II. d. Wood K Company, S358.30.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Tho County tax levy for the present
fiscal year was Ss25 600 in round mum.
bers, and out of this Receiver OF Tax
IS Dickey has banked all but about
S4b 1000 which goes into the hands of
delinquent collectors for collection.
The amount received by Mr.. Dlckey
Is about so per cent. of the whole
amount levied while under the old
system OF twelve county tax-cOlleutors
year ago. only about l2% per cent.
had been collected.
This magnificent showing attests
the benefits OF the new spstam com.
pared with the old. The Taxpayers Of
The county We're ripe and clamorous
for the change In the law allowing re-
bates many years before il came about
The large collections made are to he
Rredited to the change In the law and
mot TO Receiver of Taxes Dickey. All
The people wanted to know was where
and on what days the Receiver could
be found and when they found that
Sut thither they fockcd to paw their
CAKES and get their rebates, no matter
who was the receiver.
The system was nothing new IL
Bad been tried in the collection OF city
taxes for many years before and found
10 work To the interests of both thu
city and tine tax payers. While Re
solver Dickey was very assldious and
attentive to property Taxpayers. he
might have collected more money had
Nc been as willing TO receive taxes
krom poll taXab!e5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Judge Ball fined James McElwee,
John H.. Holman. Thomas Cameron
each 81 and costs for being drunk.
Eldon Hagany was charged with
coming to the City Hall prison for
lodgings for several nights and that
last night no came drunk. When asked
he replied, that's too true, Judge"
Fined 60 and 80 days.
Book agent Wilmer was charged
with selling an INN JrIl pamphlet bnt
had promised Deputy City Solicitor
ii. q. Turner that he would sell no
more OF 1t. Dismissed with repri
mand.
David Cunningham, agad 10 years
was charged with the larcenyo of gold
watch valued at S7S and chain at IS
from VIM. H. Lowd IN the backtoom
OF Curran's saloon at Sth and Windsor
streets, when Lowd was asleep with
his head bowed on tho table. IIaw-
klns and Hatton. detectives, told the
bar-keeper that tho watch must be re-
turned. Hence the prisoner returned
1t. which wis his defense. Held for
court in $500 bail.
Atwood Smith, charged with larceny,
was dismissed, there heing several
witnesses but no testimony against
him.
Peter Gaffney. charged with larceny,
was held for trial next Saturday even
ing, because principal witness, John
Meister. was said to be In Philadelphia
on account OF sister, who, as he told
court yesterday morning. was very
sick But Ga!iney said Molster was in
town and declined to give his inform
ant. The mystery is that Galfney APP
pears to want the case prosecuted and
Moistor delays.
VIM. Trusty charged for assault with
intent to murder George Butler who
went to his house to sell fish to his
wife. They both went FOR" ench other.
Butler threatened and Trusty fired off
one barrel of his 32 calibre revolver
without effect, whereupon Butler ran
to the hall for a warrant. Officers Ayers
aud Solomon made the arrest and cap
tured the revolver with one barrel
empty. Held in $1,000 for tomorrow
morning to accommodate the prisoner
In having more witnesses.
Hyppolyte Probst for knillng John
/ Clifford was held until tomorrow
morning, when DIR. Bradford will be
summoned to state the condition of
tho AK dog catcher, who Is at the Della
ware Hospital in critical condition.
Joseph Wynan was held in $500 to ap-
pear as witness in tho case
John Marvel charged with the lar
ceny OF All English mastlfr was held
until tomorrow morning, pending the
action OF the Washington, ID. c., chief
OF police and the owner of the dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30
FIFTH EDITION.


freddy" Clifford, the man horribly
cut yesterday by Hlppolyte Probst was
not only alive to-day at noon but so
much improved that there are hopes
OF his recovery. The main facts OF
the case were given In yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN. The baker who came along
Sixth and Church street and whose
team Probst says Clifford was about to
drive away, was Frederick Vail, Eighth
aid French streets. When Wahl loft
his team no went to deliver an order
In store close by. Probst says that
he was first attacked by Clifford and
Wyman and he had to defend himself.
Though the brace bit mentioned In
the Republican yesterday figured In
the fight Probst afterwards showed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

DIR. J. G. Pickles cures all kinds OF
aches, pains, bone felons, tumors, ali
kind Of nerve troubles, No. 705 Market
street.
Miss Ella Montgomery, of this Of
fee, has retGrned from o visit to
friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. s. II. Campbell, OF Newark. spent
the holidays in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Any one wishing to dispose OF a
good push-cart may find customer
at ll3 Market street.
Charles L. Fritz n Co. have received
seventy bales OF goat skins.
Tho cantata OF Santa Claus and
Com pany" will be given in the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
The thermometer was 81 degrees
at o O'Clock last night, IS degrees war;
mer than it was twenty-four hours be-
fore.
The regular congregational meeting
of st Stephens English Lutheran
Church will be held on Monday even
ing, January IL.
The Young Mems Social Club OF
hlAuttOMu Will klNc u uhuCS III lHt
Middletown Opera House this evening.
The patronesses will be Mrs. +. r.
Cochran. Mrs j. z. Cochran and Mrs.
W. L. Biggs.
Detective Witsil went to Harrisburg,
Pa, to secure requisition for Jesse
Alien, Alias Harry Harris, who Is now
In jail at Media, for stealing horse
from William b. Eldridge, at Feenty
third and Market streets, few days
ago.
Department Commander A. ]. Wood
man. of the q. A. r., is confined to hi,
home with a severe attack of the grip.
c. L. r. Bates will give dinner t,
his gentlemen friends at his home. No
1920 West Forteenth street, this even
ing.
r. L. Walter sold a lot OF Jersey ant
Guernsey cows ut the Kennett Bazaar
lust Thursday afternoon, at from 80
to 5l5
AuctioneerJ G. Robinson of Kennel
Square Pa, Is laid up with ali attacl
of the grip.
The family OF John Megilligan a
Thompson Station, White Clay Creel
Hundred. are all down with the grir
and are being waited upon by Mrs
Nathaniel Marrall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

There was q grand tree shaking Civ
ell in st. Paul's A, U. NJ. p. Church,
South Wilmington, Tuesday evening,
In which there was n good attendance
for the weather which We had. The
tree was trimmed with presents given
by the friends for their chi ltlren. Sarah
A. Lowe residing at tho pas.
(Rev. q. V. Peterson) received h.
present from Miss Amelia Kie2er from
New York. The program was as fol.
lows:
Singing by tho school, Reap what
we've sown;' address by Mrs. Peter
SOM singing by the school, WHO will
go TO day. address by, MI. W. II.
Hicks;' singing by the school, "He is
Just the same today address by,
MIR. Edward Scribner;" singing by
the school. Little children can do
something closing remarks by the
pastor. Rev. u. V. Peterson; the
presents were delivered By the Master
of Ceremony, Levy w, Shields" sing
ing by the school, "Ol wonder sea of
Ga4ilee." Rev q. V. Peterson. pastor;
Levy W. Shields, Master OF Ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Sheriff Simmons will sell at the ho-
tel OF Sir. Sturgeon In Newport, next
Saturday ut 10 O'Clock Il. m, the house
aud lot on the pike leading from Green.
bank to Brandywine Springs, belong
ing to the estate OF the late George NJ.
Bramble.
He will sell on Saturday, the 9th of
january, ut the KirkwOod, u farm of
1l9 acres belonging TO Winfield s..
Brown.
lie will sell on Tuesday, the 12th OF
january, at the court house In this
city, house and five acres of laud, sit
uated at the Junction OF the old Ken.
nett Square read and the now road
from Centreyilta, belonging to the es-
tate of the late Michael Kane.
Also ON the 18th OF January lot of
land and u brick dwelling thereon. at
tho corner OF Clayton and DUPONT
streets, belonging to Joseph b. Shep-
purd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30
Still They Co !!

Those elegant Overcoats for
So, $40, SI2, SI4, SIS, $40, SrS,
$40, S22 and Sa5> And we
have not cut the price on them
either. They sell on their
merits.
Any one in want of a nice
overcoat knows when he sees
them, and the way they are
made and trimmed, that he can
not do better in price anywhere
else.
The same may be applied to
our suitings. We have a most
complete line of all the leading
shades and at popular prices.
Boys and Children's Depart
ment is full Of nice things for
Christmas presents. All goods
marked in plain figures.
Strictly one price to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30
EDITION


Receiver OF Taxes Dickey has APP
pointed the delinquent tax collectors
for all the Hundreds In the county ex.
cept New Castle. Appoqnlnimlnk and
Blaokb!rd Hrndred. The following
are those he has appointed: Brandy
wine, J. X. Handy; Chrlstana, L. J.
Sturgeon; Mill Creek, II, Il. Darnai;
White Clay Greek. ]. w. Donaldson;
Pencader, w. G. Bigger; Red Lion. J.
ii. s. Gam; st. Georges, j. L. McWhor-
ter; Wilmington, George J. Finck. Tho
other collectors will be appointed to-
day or tomorrow. OF those already
appointed throe, 4. j. Sturgeon, w. Q.
Bigger and j. IL. S. Gam. were old col
loctors and the last under the old
law.
The law does not compel the collee-
tor TO call ut the domicile of the de
llnquent. But he can press for the
debt by legal process Immediately or
Mt any time after having gwen the due
notice.
II 10 other collector for Wilmington
Is appointed, Mr.. Elnck will have his
hands full. by the new law collec-
tor Is entitled to commission of 10
per cent. on all collections over s5, and
to 20 per cent. on all collections of SIS
and under.
The inducement for the collectors
to accept the poll taxes from all legal
ly entitled to pay is that on poll
tax of s. cents they will receive 10
cents. on one OF Sl.40 he will receive
% cents. Five poll taxables paying
95 cents of tax each will net the col
leetors IS cents profit.
Eleven new stamps have been re-
ceiyed by Mr.. Dlckey, one for each OF
the collectors. Eneh stamp is differ
ent, each having upon it the name OF
the Hundred for which it Is intended.
In addition to being u stamp distinct
from The county collectors, the re-
eelpt al1o of tho delinquent tax col
lector differs in detail from Receiver
Dickey'S recent form
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

In the January Arena, Hamlin Gar
lands much talked' OF novel of tho
modern West opens brilliantly The
publishers of The Arena claim that
this will be 1.-THE great American nov
el, and certainly II bids fair to be far
the strongest work that has yet come
from the pen OF the brilliant novel
list Of the West" though this is saying
much, a. those who have read Main
Travelled Roads" and Jason Edwards
will admit. This issue also contains
strong papers by Alfred Russell Wal
lace on Human Progress: Past and
Future Prof. A. N. Junnaris, Ph. d.,
OF the University OF Greece, Athens,
on ''Mohammedan Marrag and Llfe:"
Henry Wood. on "lhe Universally of
Law" EN Gov. Lionel A. Sheldon, on
Louisiana anu the Levees; ID. q.
Watts on walt Whitman;n Chas.
sctroder, on What is Buddhism2n and
several other able papers. The Arena
fully maintains its brilliant reputation
and should be in the homes of all
thoughtful people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Butter, prime, sold at 3Sc, medium
tub CSC to 32c, cheese 12e to i3c, chick
ems l2c to loo, per pound, eggs SOC per
dozen, turkeys l5c to 2Ue per pound,
ducks and geese 1876 do. Prime beef,
rib roast zoe, steak zoe, chucks 10c to
l21%c, corned beef &c to l219c, fresh
pork l0c, sausages l0c ham l2c pota.
toes 100 half peck, sweet potatoes 15c
half peck, cabbages &c to &c, oranges
12c to 25c per dozen; onions zoe half
peck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Jesse T. Hyatt makes the following
weather predictions for january: lst
and I'd, cloudy and rain: 3D. fair; boz
tween 18th and Sth, cool and fair; 9th.
10th and 18th, fair; between 12th and
10th, storm; 18th, fair; 18th and 10Th,
cold; between 29thand I'D, storm; Esd,
warmer and fair; cath and 25th, fair
and cool between 18th amt Goth, warm
and rain; 30th, warmer and fair; 3lst,
cold.
There will be poor chance FOR ice.
Nineteen days fair veal her. 9th. wind
northeast, 18th. wind northwest, heavy
wind; 2lst, wind west; 29th. wind SOUTH
west. Four days heavy storms In the
month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

A view OF the Brandywine. between
the first and second dams, painted by
Miss. Jennie McHugh. was presented
last evening to the Friendship Fire Co.
III a neat speech. on behalf of tho
fair artist by Morris J. Whalen, and
was CALAMITY received by Joseph II.
Smith, the President of the company.
The members were highly pleased
with tho gift ard it will be preserved
for a long time OH account Of its ar
tlstic character, rs we'll as for the
pleasant associations which 1t is cal
culated TO perpetuute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

John Marvel, of 1919 Rodney street.
who gave the name of William Frazer
In getting Washington ID. G. letter
from the post office, whereby he wJs
arrested, according to telegram OF
Instructions from the inspector OF po-
lice at Washington, D. z. and was was
(now at the city halD at the above
number where he has lived about one
year. Marvel says 1t is black mail and
that he had written to the owner that
he had the dog and would return him
for a reward and expense of keeping.
His case was laid oyeruntil to m orrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

HHV1UuEH HoSIs
RuNNEYMKDR, August 9Th, 1883

RuNNRYMKDE, August 9Th, 1887.
]. S. KELLER, PRES PBArr FooD Co.
DEAR SR:-I have used your Pratt's
Food for Horses and Cattle in our
dairy, and have given il thorough
test, and lind to my entire satisfaction
that it not only Increased the Flow OF
Milk but Improved the Quality. Ialso
found tho general condition of the
cows improved. also used your
Pratts Poultry Food with excellent
success Very truly yours,
CHAs. BRENz, Supt. of A. j. Droxels
Farm, Runneymede, Delaware Co.,
Penna.
See that Pratt Food Co. 10 on every
Sack. Beware of limitations,
For sale by j. j. Smith, Northeast
corner Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

A brief session OF the Street and Sew
OF Commissioner was held last night.
The balance in bank was reported to
DO 36S, SO, for current expenses.
Director Gawthrop reported that the
sewer under the morocco factory of
Charles H. Fritz " Co, was in bad
condition, and 1t was ordered to be rs-
puired. A branch sewcr was ordered
to be built on Porter street, south of
Chestnut. The secretary instract-
cd to notify City Council that the
board has petition for bridge over
the railroad at Fourth street crossing
and requesting the cooperation OF
that body in the matter, after which
the board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House next Friday afternoon will lie
Robert Downing, supported by an ex-
ceilent company OF artists, in William
Shakespeare's play, entitled 'Katha-
rina and Petruchio,n the plot OF which
is simple, the story compact and well
told. The piece "a French Marriage, .
from the pen OF Charles Dance, which
is OF French origin and is one OF those
light summary pieces which have been
presented to tho American public, will
also be presented. Saumet'5 tragedy,
entitled The Gladiator" will be pre-
scented in the evening. Tho Gladitor''
is IA strong play and contains some
intensely emotional passages,
''ruxedo,' play written expressly
to bring out refined minstrelsy and
light comedy will be presented at the
Grand Opera House next Saturday
evening by George Ihntchers Minstrel
Company allied with the Rich and Har-
rls Comedy Company.
ACADEMY.
The Partisan Folly Company appear.
cd again 10 large Wilmington audi.
ance at the Academy last evening.
The costumes and scenic effects are
fine and no expense has been spared to
equip this company with such that
could be bought. The piece IL en-
tirely new and free from all vulgarity
and one that any lady or gentleman
can attend with propriety. The last
performance of this excellent com
pany's engagement here will be given
this evening.
Commencing tomorrow evening the
London Gaiety Company" will be the
attraction at the ACADEMY. They will
also appear Friday and saturday even
Ing and Saturday afternoon. This
company has been seen hore and Is
without a doubt too well kno wn to III
commented upon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Miss Clara A. Crabb, thanking her
friends for their liberal patronage at
Christmas is now prepared to take or
ders for New Years visiting cards. II
youdo not need them yourself doz-
en- or so would make an appropriate
present for relative or friend Do
not run the risk OF losing those love.
ly handkerchief you received at
Christmas when you can get them
marked so Reasonably with Indelible
Ink. Miss Crabb also desires q few
more scholars In Penmanship. Call at
No. 70B King street and see specimens
of i'm DrOynmaut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

A grand hop will take place in the
hail Mt lirandywtne Springs to NOR.
TOW (Thursdnyl evening, the3lst INST,
AT O'Clock, under The direction OF
Geo. II. Middleton There will also be
Il grand lispla5 OF fireworks. Supper
will be furnished in thu dining room at
IL O'Clock. tickets 81. On Friday
morning there will be a grand fox hunt,
starting ut 10 n. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Vim. Mcpherson, who was arrested
a year ago. on the charge OF setting
fro to the buildings OF Geo. w Bush
4 Sons, died at his home ON the High
lands, on Tuesday, from pneumonia.
Although acquitted OF the charge, tine
matter Gust shadow on his life, and
may possibly have led to II depression
OF spirits that prepared tho way for a
disease that ended his days on earth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

A eantata, entitled Santa Claus and
Company will be given in Delaware
Avenue baptist Church by the Mission
airy Aid Society, on Thursday evening
at O'Clock. The following will take
part, 2: Mr.. NanHant as Santa Claus;
Mr. Cline, as Jack Frost; Alice Whtta.
her, as Sparkle; Reba Fullerton, as
Evergreen and Holly Fairies. The
price Of admission wilt be 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Mrs. Phoebe Sharpe, who for man,
years owned AMI managed the hotel
at Front aud Market streets, died n
her residence, No, 1908 Delaware
avenue on Sunday, from an attack OF
pneumonia, aged % years. Her re
mains will be inferred in tho Whining,
ton and Brandywlne Cemetery OF
Thursday, ut IL a. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

OF all the many presents that will DO
madeat this season, probably none
would be more appreciated thaa fine
toned piano or organ, You can get
the best at Red Mems Hail, No. SIS
eusy terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

IF humor, wit, and honesty could
save from the Ills flesh Is heir to, what
a good price they'd bring in the mar
ket. Well twenty-five cents will buy
q pauacea salvation Oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

NOTICE. EDWARD r. CoRSoN,
In tho tenant OF the within mentioned
property do hereby give notice, that
shall apply in writing to the Court of
General Sessions of tho Peace and jail de-
livery of tho State OF Delaware. in and for
New Castle County on Monday the LIST
day of February. 1892. being the next
term OF said court, for license for said
house as an inn or tavern. ut the North
East corner OF Front and Washington SITS
in tho flist ward OF the city of Whining
ton, Delaware, to soil Into xicating liquors
Unless quantities than Ut, to bedrunk on
tho premises, and the following respccta-
bic citizens OF said ward. at least twelve
of whom arc substantial frecholders of
said ward, recommend the said appliea-
ton, viz
Franz u. Brand, Julius Guenther
W. I. Alden. Fred. Well. Sen,
Fred. II. llman, James Coch,
Samuel Finley William Huber,
Ghaa. +. Blckia. Geo. Steinlcken,
August Ee sphSe w. IL. Juok,
lotn NJ. Mcguire. Thos. d, Gibson,
Ere /. We'll. Jun, John Iader,
Harlan Pickering, Ludwig Hendricks.
HonTy 6rehe John AhreHs.
l. L.. Me sick, ID. Bube1zcf.
Fred. V Bourbon, George Finc!S.
Alfred Brown, Peter A. Pagan.
Alolso Foster. .-
d3O-St EDWARD r. CoRSoN,
NTANTED-ATo ONCE. A FIRsT.CLAsS
w full hand drug clerk Address to g.
this Office. dS0