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The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
How Cone, Tea and Cocoa Anee. u.

DR.. James Fraser, in All Edinlurg
medical journal, gives the results OF
series OF experiments 10 determine tho
effect Of tho ordinary infused beverages.
tea. coiIe and coco,, on the digestion oi
all,urnen. He finds TINT all retard Ill.
gesfion, except in four instances. name
" ham aud white of egg with coffee,
and q ,h with cocoatina md with cocoa.
Salt meats are less retarded in diges.
zion than fresh. Tue Tctardation IL
greatest with Cocoon. less 10 with tea and
Toast 10 with coffee. Cream and sugar
reduce the retsrding effect Of tca, but
increase that Of cccUA. He recommends
~ . practical conclusion that allpumi.
mold. especially frssh meat, should not
- taksa Win Infused bSvegagsA.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Bueklen's Ar~ic. salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
es, sores, ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands. chilbIxins. corns anil
all skin eruptions. and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
t" give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by
LATHAM q WILLIAMS and 1. NJ. McMUR.
Ray.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

News comes from Bellefonte, Penn. that
Eugene Helms, the son Of wealthy coal
oiserator, l'ns been taken to his home with
one entire side ofhis face paralyzed by the
excessive use of cigarettes. This should
serve as a warning to cigarette fend. here.
abouts, but it won't and the fnol.kilIer will
continue as Of yore to gather them in.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

. American sewing.rirls in New York are
gradually being driven frem their places in
the clething-shops by Russian, Polish aud
!; Hanenrisn wniueo. who gladly work seven
hours ip syery week, and ten hours day,
for -.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

A Kansas newspaper correspondent who
has just returned from a trip through the
Cherokee strip reports having found dozens
OF families living in caves dug into high
banks along the stresms with tree or bush
e. hiding the entrance, and many are living
in caves in the open prairie. There are at
least 1000 boomers now occupying the
choicest quarter-seciions in the strip.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Hsss,a.aO0a,
STATE OF COLORADO. ,ss
CnSJS or iYlrA 80

~ =. ~. 81
In he Conn'y e. urt, Ba,hai,a Gocdenow. plain.
IL: VI iet,y > t.o.-l.r"w. def ndent. sum
"a. ,,c pie 81 the stare pi colorado W liar
y-y ''W-i,nnw. tii. deienlent shove named.
greeting.
I'au are her by required To appear in an arii n
brought clnitist You by the nb,y- LAin'o plain.
til Ia tl.e ,iuut ur, df pelta County. sfAle IL
q lvrHd, In which III t.',rt. Coun and eta c
the cam int n the shove titled net .n ID
h!,d; and answer The cniplsint thrIein within
twenty days af cr iEe srr,isv hereof I! served
within this c.,iinly; or II served 'it of this
iy. or by pub ration. within thirty days sft.r the
service hcrra.f exclusive e the day OF .ervi q:
ar rju'igrirnt Will be taken against you according
Ia the prayer Of the c,anplN at,
The snid action l. briIshi l., pr,curr q decree
of d'v"rrc aud di solution of tne b.nds Of mat
nm ny existing between y Hintin and 'efrnd.
ant n will mar iuily apIsar fran the ronIia NJ
in ali nrti III T., w,iicn ris sreirc I. her nihsiv
Anh you arc herrby notified that u yUu Ia II tn
nnptar. nni to an.scr toe aid u.,.apl Int ns
above required III. s.,id plaintiff will cause de
ultt e en;cn..i a.ai ~ you and apply to the
,ourt Z r the .lisf deIaSuicd.
Given nd,r NY hand rni the zeal IL the
ounty Court at Delta In sail County. thi- 18th
day of January \. II. tsyi 'iEpkGE W NE>kS,
Judge and TX vt,sc q crx by
a. !. BLAouLf, Depy clerk.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

No wonder that the preachers all over the
country are Of the opinion that the end is
near. A dispatch says: There is much TX
citement Mt Mount Pulaski, ILL.,, over the
fith-cure craze, which has spread Into the
schools, where children are overcome with
frances and break out singing taith.cure
hymns during school hours.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

1t is said that Jay Gould has been offered
nm opportunity to buy the Baltimore & Ohio
X. =. One or two deals more as he'll lie
ready to buy the US. He has got good
sized string on 1t now.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The manufacturers Of Springfield and other
Ohio cities are muck alarmed over the pros
Pect ofthe Rawlins bill, taxing manufactured
goods and materinl in stock, passing the Ohio
Senate. 1t is a Farmers Alliance measure
and 1t is said is likely to drive manufacturers
out Of Ohio. The bill passed the House and
an indignation meeting was held at Spring
field to protest against it.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO. J., 90

STATE OF COLORADO. iss
In tn" County Court, Laureita Hamilton. plain.
tiff. Vs. Robert b. Hamilton defendant. summons
the people of the ST tie II Colorado. to Robert Is.
Hamilton, the d. fen ant abeye name. Greeting:
You are hereby required Ia appear in mn acti-n
brought ainst y',u by the above named pla NJ
iih in the County Court Of tpelta Couhty state OF
Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days amer the service here,f. II
served " thin this county; or. II Aer ed nut oi
this county. or by puilicat on. with n thirty
daf Of s-rvire; or Judgment by default wi bs
Ia Ken against you nccording tn the t.rayer OF the
complaint; nd n 4 cop "f the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served with this
summons ar II the service hereof lie made nut Of
this state hen ten days additional I" the tiin'-
here nab We specified Z appes rance and answer
vii he all wed b.ior the tar.ins Of judgs"ent BY
default ~ uiUr said
1li,. s,id RcI on Is br,,ght dissolve the bond
Of matrinim y betw e.l tile plaintiff and defend
Bnt and for The c,i.t. dy & the two minor ,hil
dnn. he isstie OF the marriage of plaintiff aud
drie i,lant the eau ,,ut In the Com plain Il
ih,t Ghe defend has will fully deseri,,! ai,i ab.
med iin.-lf fr'n the plaintiff and b Is left the
s;ai. of oil rs.i" with ,lt any inrrn lon of r,-
p'ain' IN sa.d action iu which rciercnce ~ here
ma e:
s,i., y..u a e hereby notified that " y u fail to
appear mi Ia ausscr t!Ir said uinpiaint Hs
above required I'll. said paintin will take ludg.
nirnt ngai u acc lHiing 10 the pr yer OF the
c-mrlaii' viz; d.s "in ion Of The bands Of
mnIrim.,ny bctween the piaini III and the defend
ant and the custody al the Two minor children.
the is,u. Il aid - nrriase.
q ven under my hand . Delta. In aid county.
this 18th ary VI Januniy A. -. lsyt
a. l.. Aai>bAii. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Mrs. Tenn !, mother of Mrs. Stanley, says
tn All interviewer: I'm America, as in Eng
)and, there are thousands and thousands of
sweet. lovely, worthy girls who are failing
away because there ure no husbands for
the,n. This is really deplorable, and ques.
tion of Ear more importance, iu my mind,
than the labor problem"
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

An observer of the course Of the tender
passion says: "At three years ofage We love
our mothers, at six our fathers, at ten our
holidays, at sixteen dress, at twenty our
swHethearts, at twenty-five our wives, at
forty our children, Mt sixty ourselves.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

funcle Toms Cabin" says ali exchange,
j. . Hdk old novel, but as play it has been
"done to.death" and outraged in many ways.
1t is playing in English provinces with
ballet of mega girls. They dress all in black
aad send th9 udience home feeling as though
they had att ded funeral.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

Queen Victoria, 1t is said, has expended
-, 900 900 nn memorials to the prince con.
sort, while the poor who hav. to ante up
their share toward making this costly honor
q bowling success, are, starving and freezing.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

New York is indulging in greedy living
At u dinner given there recently to thirty
three persons the cast was s., 900 or $500 each
plate. Such is life in the metropolis.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
Notice for Puslic..,...
LAND ovrIcE AT MoxrRnaE, CoLo. I
Feb'y 6th. IkDi. I

feb'y 6th. 1901.
Notice II hereby given that the following u aired
settler has ilIed i"tice 0f his Intention Il make
final pr'r,f In sipport ~ nIs rnm. and thnt said
proof will be- made before 1tegister or Ne civ
er ut M0ntt',ss. tolO., on March rs. Isoi. viz;
Abrnm L.. Bone ID. y. No 7s Ute sorics for the
sw n. sec. ~ Twp ~ %. 6p.m.
He names the following witnesses To provo his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation Of,
S,id land, viz NIL on sayrrs. 'am.s n. Short
7 hon as Kol'i son. Cnatlrs r. BoxN m, all OF Pa.
onIa. Delts County, Colotado.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

WANTED s-The consent Of 10000
sn"k err tn send each, a sample lot al I5O
"N1CKLE" Cigars aud 20 year gold fiIled
Watch. hy Express c. O.D. Is rs md allow
examInstiOn. HAVANA CIGAR Co,
Winsson, N. C.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24
THE DELTA INDEPENDENT
J. A. CURTIS, Proprietor.

Ex. Governor Foster of Ohio, now stands.
the best chance in the race for Secretary of
the Treasury. The choice seems to be favor.
able to both republicans and democrats.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

The stage between Chihushua and Pinos
Altos, Mexico, was held up by masked rob-
bers and $40, 900 in silver bullion was taken
The highwaymen escaped.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

HE alone h an acute observer who can
observe minutely without bsiug Oh
saxycd,--I9yeGey.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-24

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Evening journal., 1891-03-31
SPRING SUGGESTIONS.

Avoid draughts and sudden changes Of TEN.
perature.
Do not discard your warm winter clothing
too sooD. 1t is better 90 suffer a little incon-
venience than 10 take cold.
Remember that one is especially liable to
contract a bad cold or chill at this season OF
the year.
A cough or cold contracted between the
seasons Is the most annoying kind, and may
last through the7summer.
If you feel a cough or cold rom ng on,
take drink Of pure wh.skey al once. n will
keep the blood in circulation and is the best
preventive against the diseases Of the season.
Remember that only PURE whiskey should
be taken. Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
the strongest recommendations from the
leading scientists and medical men T. Is the
only standard medicinal whiskey. Take no
ether from your drug gist or grocer.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
.eReeTlNe TAtla pAsToR.
Reception rendered 10 Rev. and nfrs
John Y. Debblns

Reception rendered TO Rev. and Dir,
John \. Debbins.
The members and congregation a
Grace NJ + Church rendered reception
to their new pastor, Rev. John Y Doh
bins, u. d and wife in the Sunda,
school chapel last evening. Rev ans
Mrs Dobbins arrived at s 80 o'clock ant
were escorted TO seats at the head OF IA,
central aisle in front OF m,
handsome floral decorations which
had been so mueh admirac
IN the church on Easter bay. The exer.
cises opened with the singing Of "Coro-
nstion by the congregation. under the
leadesship OF Il F Piokels. the orches
ira playing the music, Rev. w. l.. \.
Murray presiding elder Of the Whining
ton district, made prayer at the conclu
sion Of the singing.
JOB jackson, representing the
trustees, members Of the church, congre
cation and Sunday school made an
address Of welcome.
The new pastor replied IN happy vein
He said that he believed that tie conf.
dence Of his people was necessary to the
success Of bis spsstorate. He asked for
advice and suggestions and 10 be the
confidential friend of all his congregation
so that he could the mors eiTectually
unto them.
After the speeches, while the orches-
ira was playing a number OF selections.
the members OF the audience vera pre
sented to Rev ana Mrs Dobbins the
on presentation being Mr. and
Mrs William Nj Field and Mr. and Mrs
Job b. Jackson The reception closed
after 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
cITY NEws IN sRIEE.

Bishop Curtis preached at St. Hedwig's
Polish Catholic Church last evening.
D. W. Mackey, division superintendent
of the Delaware railroad lines, has re-
signed and will be succeeded, to morrow,
by Harvey Smith, of Clayton.
Postmaster Daniel f Stewart has had
placed In the side of the street letter
boxes cards telling the time for box col.
lections. They are useful, and improve
the appearance of the boxes.
Three members of the Friendship Fire
Company extinguished q blaze which set
fire to AAe curtains In the front room of
DR. English's residence at Tenth and
Market streets, last evening.
The Legislative Committee of the
National Guard Of Delaware, will go to
Dover tomorrow to appear before the
Legislature and answer some charges
against the committees action in the
Militia bill fight.
The gymnasium class of the Young
Mems Christian Association gave an
athletic exhibition to the memt ers of the
Young Peoples Societies Of German
Baptist, Rodney Street Presbyterian and
Asbury N. E. Churches last evening.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Jtwelry Belonging TO Mrs. Bavard AN,
Miss Ellen Bayard stolen,

Jswelry Belonging to Mrs. Bavard and
Miss Ellen BaYard stolen.
A sneak thief entered the house Of ex
Secretary of State Thomas f Bayard on
Clayton street last night and stole good.
valued au several hundred dollars
The thief climbed upon the
porch on the Clayton street
side and forced open a window shutter
de used a small jimmy and the way he
broke the wood on the sill showed that
he was not professional
de entered through the window and
walked all the way across the house
before beginning operations
Id the rear of the second floor are the
rooms of Mrs. Bayard and Miss
Ellen Bayard. Il is supposed
that the thief expected to
to lind many valuable articles in Miss
Ellen's room on account Of her approach
Ing marriage. Acting under the impress
sion that the wedding gifts would be-
placed there he made his first visit to
that room
But the gifts were not there. He stole
instead gold watch BELONGING to Miss
Ellen, and a wcrk basket which she
priced very highly
From Mrs. Bsyards room he stole a
gold watch. He alEo stole a diamond
pin belonging to Miss Ellen,
de must have become frightened
about t1is time, for be stole nothing
more. He left the house by the hall
door on the first floor.
The whole family was home at the
time. about 8 o'clock, but knew nothing
of the robbery until some time later
when the loss of the watches was dis
covered.
No clue to the robber exists.
suspicious looking character stopped at
the door for moment yesterday.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31

according to law and no intimidation of
working men by their employers would
follow the adoption OF the Australian
system. The construction of barrier
which should conceal the person OF
the voter from inspection of any one but
the officers of election would be Of prac-
tical value In protecting the secrecy and
privacy Of the ballot
have no doubt that these reforms
will be enacted substantially by the
present Legislature. and It is manifestly
their duty TO do so
A DEMOCRATIC CIrIznN
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
LEVY couRr.
Many Names Placed on the Assessment
List To-day.


Many Names Placed on the Assessment
List To-day.
Levy Court, at yesterday afternoon
and this mornings session transacted
much routine business of transfers. nav
ment of bills and the like.
Those placed on the assessment during
the morning were as follows. Edgar r
Fell, Fourth ward; Rsy worth Weldin.
seventh; John A. Hanna Charles w
Pointsett. First; Robert Me
lntire, Third; Richard Darragh. Third
Edmund s. Shaw Seventh. Peter
;. heegan; Seventh, Edgar B. Fill;
Third, John Logue. Jr Seventh. VIII
liam Logue; Seventh, Isaiah Il. Thomas
Fifth, Abram Briefly; Sixth.
Robert Mclaughlin Third; James P
Roshwell, First; George A. smith
brandywine hundred; Alexander Turner
eoiorea, Second: William T. Haddock
Second; William @. Garrett. Twelfth ;
Frank A 0verdeer, Eighth; Herbert I.
Smith, Eighth; Townsend j. Swsyne.
Fifth; Walter $. Pyle. Fifth; George w.
Lyons. Eighth; Samuel b. Barnes.
Second John @ Peacock, First Charles
b. Volki Third; John A. Hanaa. Fourth.
The greater part Of the morning was
spent IN completing the work Of selecting
the grand Eand spetit Jurors for the
May term Of court. Each member
handed in his box 10 tba
chairman before the noon recess The
announcement of the panels Of Jurors
VIII be watched with great inte rest as
their principal work viii be TO b ear the
election cases.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Fifty Years a Lodgeman

hermann Lodge, No. 80, / o. o. f..
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary last
evening of John Greiners membership.
MIR. Greiner Joined Mechanics Lodge.
No. 4, of this city, March 27, 1s4l, then
the only Odd Fellows lodge in this city.
On June 6, 1859, he helped to organize
Hermann Lodge and was its first noble
grand. He is one of four members living
out of the eight charter members of that
lodge. After the routine business Of
Hermann Lodge Christian Spoerl, on be-
half Of the lodge, presented to Mr..
dreiner a crayon portrait of himself.
Then the recipient acted as host at an in.
formal lunch
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
III Wednesday, .AprilsI, 1901,
FAt tl0nlclnnk ; IL

as..a Az iVo'clOrk a M. NsfFrsea
Consisting Of II head of superior work ana
dlVlng horses; "a pony and set Of harness
WAGONS cadameram, capacity tons. f,,tl
or wagon, capacity 10 tons. / stone truck. Z
sump wagons; two horse carts. iiaf waeon
set Of timber wheels; lumber wagon. win
STONE ~ ned 1 spring truck new, ,capaeity tons,
lot OF wheels. shafts and axles. etc 1 CLAYTON
carriages ouggiea; pole: sets OF heavy min
chalhsi sets of cart harness.; 4 sets OF double
stske hhrness;l set OF double carriage harness
" Rssis oi single carriage harness; lot OF team
niiules, alters and coliart; saddles and bri.
uiss ,iot OF blankets and fly- Rrts; rope blocks
~ AZ KINDS Of chains, heavy and light; shoveis
nieAs, iol or efow-bars, harness and sledre..
iot on tools, work bench and wise. 3 screw
jacks; lot OF sash window frames; feed boxes,
nay cutter; half-bushel measurs, and several
nsitea a5tiNles ~ TOO numerous 10 mention that
sIt usen IN the carting and contracting busi.
nsfsi W. ehest ot tooia treatlts lot ot sash;
olliee sate aud large lot nf fixtures.
sale positive; IL wet will cell under cover
credit OF three months win be given.
a. II. l.. BROWN.
r. ". SrinHAM s SOH, Anctioneers.
y. KIRK, Clerk.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
A Base nan club to be Formed.

preliminary meeting of persons in
terested in the formation of a base ball
club met at Selak's cigar store last even
ing and discussed the project Of forming
club ia this city. After discussing the
matter the meeting adjourned until to-
morrow evening, when something definite
will be arranged Harry White, A w.
Selak and F. B. Cotton are mentioned AZ
probable stockholders If possible the
club will open with the Philadel phla
League Club.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
PhiIadelphia C1an-na-Gasl.

The Philadelphia Clan-ha Gael gave
its annual ball in the Industrial Art
Hall last night. The following persons
from this city were present. D. Bren-
nan, j. Brennan, Anthony Smith. F. Nc
Gillon, Mr., and Mrs. E. j Ward. ]. F.
Cunningham, Joe Brogan. John Rogers.
Hugh Ward, Dennis Lynch, Maggie
Callahan, Name Rogers, Cassie Rogers,
Annie Brennan, Maggie Kirke and Susan
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
CeIored Knlehts Tomnlar parnae

The coiored Knights Templars headed
by two brass bands and fte and drum
corps gave a parade yesterday which was
attended by about 200 men ia line. in
honor Of the visiting delegations from
Pittsburg and Williamsport. A recep-
tion was given in the Institute Hall in
the evening The visitors leave for their
homes to-day.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Free sugar 10 mnrro,y

The Custom House officers are busted
over the large consignments of sugar
which will be opened to- morrow.
Two car leads consigned to
Quigley & Mallin and three for Harvey d
sisler, wholesale groeers, have all been
purchased by the retailers before
being opened. The Mckinley bill sugar
provision which will 60 into effect To-.
morrow makes sugar free Of duty.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
ATlssed HIs Fnnrinr.

Henry Sanders. an employe Of the
Edge Moor Iron Company. tried to iump
on a moving car at Edge Moor this
morning, but missing bis footing was
thrown to the ground His shoulder was
dislocated and he received internal
injuries besides severe bruises. DR.. a.
M. First dressed 6is injuries.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
striking Z incidents In the House of Com,



One Of the brightest pages in Franl,
Lesliss Illustrated Newspaper this wasL
Is the foreign page, with nine pictures ~
striking scenes in the British House az
Commons The FIRST page will please the
ladies'. II represents scene on Fifth
avenue, New York, after the Easter
morning service Other pictures In
clude that Of the queen Of the New
Orleans Mardi Gras Festival. scenes con
nected with the recent outbreak In New
Orleans, full page of particularly at
tractlve amateur photographs (repro.
dueed). ths spring food In the Missis
sippi river, views in Oak Gin, Tex. a
striking full page Of bull fight on the
plains and the old French Market in New
Orleans -four pictures) Frank Leslie 3
Is printed both in German and English
Get II for Sunday reading for ten cents.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
ELLEN McvEY.

NJ OTlCE.-l, DANIEL II. QUILL. THF
~ owner and occupant Of the use situ.
nted at the northwest corner Of Front and
Poplar streets, In the Second ward ia the city
~ Wilmington, county of New Castle, and
state OF Delaware, In cOmpl lnce with
the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that j shall
apply In writing TO the Court OF General ses-
a ms of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
state or Delaware, in and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the llth day OF May 1871
being the next term Of said Court, for
license for said house as an inn or tavern.
less quantities THAI one quart to he dunk on
the premises, and the fol owing respectable
citizens, ~ least twelve OF whom are sub
slaniiai neeholders Of said ward, recon-
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Municipal Court

At this mornings session of the Munici
pal Court Charles Norton, Frank
Brady and Harrison Conway, charged
with being drunk and disorderly at the
Orange street wharf, were recommitted.
Peter Doherty, drunk, was also recon-
mitted., John Fitzimmons, drunk, recon !.
mitted. Michael Simmons, drunk, 81 and
costs. Tillie Hamilton, disorderly con.
duct, k5 and costs
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Academx OF Mnain.

Joseph D. Clifton. with his company
presented the western play Ranch
King" at the Academy Of Music last even
ing. before large audience. II is much
better than the average border drama
lhs engagement lasts until tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Reenan's Death.

The coroner's jury which investigated
the death of JohA keenan, last evening
returned verdist Of accidental death.
but recommended that better precautions
be taken at the Arlington Mills in future
to prevent similar accidents.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Redeemer church wlectlon

The Reformed Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer, Eighth and Monroe streets
held congregational meeting last even
ing and elected the following vestrymen
and delegates: Vestrymen for three
years. :. G. Brinckle, M. D.. and Bepia
min Elliott; delegates to synod B. r..
Taylor. John W. Betelle, Mr. Buxton
alternates, F. P. Mason, S. &C. Brinkle'
NJ. D., John Keys; delegate TO General
Council, who will meet in Cleveland, Ohio.
S. O. Brinkle, M D.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31

NOTICE -, WILLIAM i. KELLY THF
IN owner and occupant Of the house situ.
ten A. the northeast corner OF Eighth and
of Wilmington. county OF New Castle ana
state OF Delaware in cnmpli nee with the
requirements Of the acts Of the General Az.
semp "a such case made and prov ded. do
ine 10 the Court az General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of this State Of Dea-
ware, IN and Tor New Castle county. on Mon.
day, the llth day of May, 1891 being the next
term or said Court, 70 3 license for said
mouse as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors IN less quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunN on the premises. and
the follow & resnectabie citizens OF said
ward. az least twelve Of whom are substan
Llal freeholders Of said ward, recommend