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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19
HARD QUESTIONS,
Communicated.

communicated.
I How can these things be, which
us like a summer cloud
without our special wonder?
3. There is an evil which l have
seen under the sun, and IS common
among men. -. -,
Maury, and g0odly land 1t ls, q
man who once did run turnpike.
And behold there cometh an edict
from the Supreme Court of the land
of Tennessee, saying:
3. Behold, your road bed is too mar
row, your grades are too steep, your
bridges are unsafe and your toll-gates
are too close together.
6. And we say unto the House OF
Horace, that, in consequence OF THESE
things, thou shall charge no toll, thou
nor thy father, nor any one in any
way connected with the road.
I. For We, the Supreme Count OIL
the land of Tennessee, doth declare II
free road until the charter Thereon
is complied with.
8 Now, there was in the land OF
Maury, the County Court winch
sayeth among themselves:
BEHOLD, the charter Of the Mt
Pleasant turnn pike is forfeited. Lei
us take the same road unto ourselves
for are we not tue grand Sanhedron
of the grand county OF Many?
10. Behold, let us take 1t unto our
selves and put up toll-gates thereon
and let us rent the road bed IRON
Horace. and the toll houses IRON
Horace, and let us put the county
convicts and crap shooters TO Wori
thereon, and thereby we will real
| treasures for ourselves and heap VI
money against the day OF hard times
| IL. And, loI 1t came to pass tina
when the people saw how the oi(
thing worked,
u. That behold they began to muir
muir and complain, and they asked
among themselves the following
questions: And, 10! there was nom
who could answer them:
Is. "How can the Supreme COurr
of Tennessee take away q man
property according to law, when tina
man has bought and paid for 1t?
IA. "HOw can the County Court O
Maury County take that same pro
perty according to law and run 1t 10
their benefit?
Is. "How can the County charg
toll on the Mt. Pleasant pike Whei
Rainey WAS not allowed to do SO?
Is. "What right has the county cor
victs to work upon toll road WheI
people are taxed, and taxed heaVll1
to keep the cOnvicts and pay thel
guards, etc?
N. an a horse has his leg broke
or an accident of any kind on the Nj
Pleasant pike, who pays for 1t?
Is. ''If the people have to pay t. k
and toll both, why not let RAine
| bax,o hi. road hack again 2"
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NcKennOH Bros. & Anderson.
Cards from D.Ik & Redd.

EDITOR HERALD:-Asth there has been
some talk and a great many false ru-
mors i'm circulation concerning the
business of Delk & Redd, ! will say
in Justice to my partner, Mr.; Redd,
that while there has been a difference
the Winding up of our affairs, 1 think
he was prompted by honest motives
in his actions, and while l think he
was wrong in some things, think he
did what he thought to De his duty
L will say further that think he Is a
gentleman of honor and integrity, ana
our business relations are now per
fectly pleasant.
Very respectfully,
Aug. 18th, 1892. Il. Is. DELh'
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For Sale.

one two story frame house, good
sized lot, modern improvements, on
South Main street, good nelghbor-
hood, will sell on long and easy
terms.
WITHERSPoON ~ RUTLEDGE'
auuI9-lt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19
BASE BALL.

Match Game at the Fair Grounds Co
morrow Evening.
A match game of base ball will be
,Javed this afternoon, at the
Fair grounds, between the Athletic
CHM nine and the FRANKLIN team.
The Athletic boys have not had
much practice but willput up good
game.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19
RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Protracted services will be COM
menced in the Methodist church at
CulIeoka on the First Sunday IN
September.
Commencing next Sunday the
Baptists at CulieOka will begin q
protracted meeting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing under
the name of MAYES, WALKER "
FRIERs0N has been dissolved by nlu-
tuul consent, Mr.. Mayes retiring
All debta due the old firm, are 10 De
paid 10 Walker & Frierson, ana an
debts against the firm Will De paiu
by them;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

EDITOR HERALD:-Throug the
Kindness of some of my friends, L
have recently learned that l nave
been misFepresented to some extent
concerning tho settlement OF the AZ
fairs of Delk & Redd.
The above card from Mr.. DelS, viii,
I hone, put me in a proper light be-
fore the Public.
Respectfully,
Aug. 18th, 1892. ). ,. KEDD' 'k
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WANTED.

To exchange my twenty one room hotel,
well furnished. doing n good business the
wear round, situated in the ne althy' groWlhs
railroad town OF Hawthorn, Florlua:
t'hcnn at s. OOO: and my orange grove OF nei,r
four hundred bearing trees in good cohdl1
tOn, for well improved farm OF Boou lahu
i4t',i 10 a. Braden, Tenn.
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Lest

Near :he new iron bridge ut Co
lumbia a dark grey yearling horse
colt. Notify re at my home or at
the HERALD cllice and obtain suita-
ile reward. J. Il. BAUGUSS
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For Sale.

My farm of about eighty acres, stu
ated two miles from Columbia on the
Mi. Pleasant Turnpike Road. Well set
in grass, plenty of water and shade.
one of the best half mile tracks in the
south, with ample buildings. Address
a. n. AKIN,
au0Ie ct Columbia. Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

All parties indebted to the old hrm
of Mayes, Walker & Frierson are
earnestly requested to settle with us
at once, for we will be forced To put
all past due claims in the hands OF an
officer for collection September l.
WALKER q Paterson.
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To Merchants.

Old Virginia CheroOts, Duke's Ci-
,,arettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
II f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY co.
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Tnke Notice.

An persons indebted to w. +.
Embry agent, are hereby notified to
come forward and pay the same 10
euei9 2t +. G. LATTA, Trustee.
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,rol,cp mn nv f. ]. Davis, in the Nineteenth
civil district of Maury County, Tennessee
one dark brown mare about IA hands hi gu;
sIt0uIder with letters "D. L." and Na:ued at
$50. JOHN l. 1OChhN' mango
nuEl9 st
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For Congress.

WYE are authorized To announce Col. N
w N COX MS n candidate for re-electloli
to Congress, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party. luhSiS u>N w.
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KEEP COOL

Valuable commissions offered. S2O "ceKly
enrned by many of orr agents. sam pres , ~
=. o. Box 1871, New y ork- "usi- De
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

ICE CREAM FltEiLEkS.
We are still agents for the celebrated Gem
ami American Ice Cream FreeZers. GUAR
nnrrCd TO take less ice, freeze quicker, anu
last longer than any freezer mace ,,.,,,,l,
tulyl 1T DOBBlNS ~ r." lEN''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19
TINW ARE.

We have placed three counters IN center
of store laden with bargains In ttnwnre-
the IIrIccs are marked on each article anu
speak for themselves. ,,.,
nngl9G DOBBINs EMl NN'
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Exchange for Farm or City Property

4 stock of dry goods, notions, boots
and shoes etc, valued ut $500,
will exchange for farm OF city prop
ertv. aug5-lt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

Everv few months some person
writes to the Tennessee Farmer,
.Vhat I knew about Tom Hal"
And it is invariDly about this:
Mai. Kittrell owned him; Maj. Kit
treli got him from Kentucky and.
and-yes, he is now long since dead"
And that reminds us of how the ms
torian. write Shakspeare's biogra-
phy. They fill volume Of SUPPOSE
lions and theories and they tell
where he was born and that he was
once fined for poaching. That's all
they know,
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SOULE :. COLLEGE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TENN.
Miss. Y. 0. WiRDLAW. A. NJ, President.
RE-OPENs SEPTEMBER l.
.IhOrOughness a Special Feature.
M YOU WRITE? N 1ts2 S2a want Fen an
OF INTEREST TO G1NNERs.

So much has been said about the use Of Scales
at the gin house that We call particular attention
20 q new book entitled "Fscts about Scales"
published by JONES OF DINGHAMToN," In
Binghamton, N. Y. ItcontAins full information
regarding costs, patents, &C., end should be read
By every lhtelligeat tlnneE, 4 postal VA gel IL
jalyl6 cow
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

"I,et the CALLED jade winee"-there
are no corns on me-Hai Pointer.
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sTIIAY NOTICE.

By buying a refrigerator OF water-cooler
Iiotn w. N sizes July2 st
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,IF YOU NEED

A lnInp now or in the next six months II VIII
nav Won to sec our sacrifice sale OF lamps.
P' EJ,S,lo GJ DoBBINS Il EWING.
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LAMPS.

will close them out regardless OF cosls ior
next Ihirty DAYS. Every lamp nlarESu III
nIain figures. Just think of 1t, ~ good lhIhp
f,,r Is cents. This opportunity don't DbPpch
often. DObbiNS u Il"
uuEl9C Ct
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

All persons having claims against the es-
tate OF George X. Long, deceased, are re-
Gursted to present them at once TO Williams
Park, administrator, or W. ). Fleming Jr'
attorney. "uS'" '''
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WANTED.
SALESMAN WANTED.

CARllIAGE KEPNIN SHVT'
,un by ]. p. Street & Co, where nrst-cl CLASS
ppai, q and painting Is done: SEND IN your
uggieS, etc. to be OVerhautcd. auSiS II
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ICE CREAM FREEZEItS.

WANTED.
Four inch poplar strips =, Comm, .
anglo 1t fHANh IL 'N''A -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-19

Whom in need of Fruit Jar extras remem,
her we have extra Rubbers and Tops Tor all
sizes and kinds OF fruit jars. ,
iulNl 1T JOBBlNS N + iN"'
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w. II. Craig requests that parties lndeDtG ~,
tn MIN for Irvine or Dccring goods To come IN
nj once and settle. He has bred common 10
his bed or room for more than Two mon nI M ~
and cannot get out to see YOU ne saSS D. i'
needs the money. ""sA'
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A MUCH NEEDED REFORM.

angles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

We arc pleased to announce that we
have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to supply FREE TO each
OF our subscribers n years subscrip-
ltion to that well-known monthly
Home and Farm Journal, tho AMERI-
CAN FAIMER published at Springfield
and Cleveland. Ohio. We make this
Offer to each of our subscribers who
will pay up all airoaragsS on subsorip-
ton of one year In advance, and to all
new subscribers paying ono year In
advance. The AMERICAN FARMER is
strictly National in its character. 1t
is high-class Illustrated Journal.
iilled with entertaining and instruc.
tive reading matter, containing each
month much Information that Is in.
valuable to ngriculturists and OF spe-
lcial interest to each member OF every
home. IL is not class publication
and is suited to all localities, being
National In Its makeup and character,
thusmeetiig with favor in alllocalities-
| 1t Ia strictly non-political and non sec
tartan. 1t has a trained corps OF con.
ltributors and Is carefully edited. The
various departments OF Farm, Hortl-
culture, Sheep and Swine. Tho Home.
The Horse, and The Dairy. are filled
with bright and useful matter. The
READERS of the AMERICAN FARMER are
universal in its praise aud look for its
lnonthly visits with keen anticipation.
The regulnr subscription price to the
AMERICAN FARMER Is Sl.00 per year, but
by this arrangement 1t costs YoU MOTH
ING to receive that great publication
for one year. Do not delay in taking
advantage of this offer. but call nj
once or send in your subscription
sample copy of the AMERICAN FARMEl
can be seen at this office or will be
supplied direct by the publishers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

There is one enemy for which you mus
watch like lynx, and that is little greer
worm that seems made on purpose to de
your pansies.
Where he comes from or why he SHOULD
exist Mt all is a mystery. But il you fine
your little plants stop growing and see TIT
leaves perforated with small holes ant
your blossoms gnawed. behold, your enemy
is there.
Eternal vigilance alone will save you
Your face must be brought to the surfac
of the ground; kneel and turn up ever,
leaf; doubtless you will find the small
green monster curled up and hiding, suck
ing out all the juices of the plant and 81
becoming exactly its color, which make
him so difficult to find, and il not checked
he will utterly destroy it; he will deyoul
it in few days-Mrs. Celia Thaxter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08


American Laundry, w! West Front 8
Cnpring and iceohing, l0s &c. Second S
Cupping aud teaching by Geo. b. Metz
Ger. No. lUs East Third street.
Richard IL. is supposed to have beel
isttrved to death.
Jehoabaz, King OF Judah. died in CAP
Itiyity IN Egypt.
Lotlinirc. of France. was poisoned b.
ltemalu relatives.
George J.. died from apopleSy, Undue
led by drinking.
Pope Lamdo was supposed TO have beer
poisoned
Feodor l. of Russia was dcposed ant
died III prison.
Gustavus Adolphus was killed in tin
bat tie of Lutz 'u.
sultan Mus l-Chetebl was deposo1 am
stranglcd.
Pope john X. died IN prison. IL is be
lieycd by poison.
solomon died OF WEAKNESS at the van
tty OF human life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Mortuary report OF Kent County fol
the quarter ending June 30. 1892
Whole number OF deaths. ll2. Brought
from Philadelphia, /. Still born, /.
Causes of death; consumption, II
pneumonia, Z; diphtheria. 5; disease oil
the heart. O.; of the brain, Z; bowels. 5;
Group, 8; typhoid fever, 2; whoopinG
cough, 9; general debility and old age
ID; killed by cars. /; cancer, 8; disease
not stated, 4; mininEitis, /; intermitenI
fever. l; scarlet fever. /; drowned. 9;
insanity. L; rheumatism. 1; tubercu
losls, 9; la grippe. 5; killed by blow
on tho head, l; gastric fever. L; peri
itonitis, !; burned by a lamp, l. AL
other diseases 30. White 81. colored,
81.
Births. White, 1s; colored. /; total
10, Marriages. White, "a; colored. 1
total. 25.
Kent county will soon be depopulat
led, In three months il2died and only II
corn. There are only % marriages re.
ported. About one-sixth OF tie birth
ire reported, and quarter of the
marriages. l.. b. FRAZER Sect'y.
Sept. 18th, 1902.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

M ANTED- Your sewing machines to
w repair; sai!siacti III guaranteed or
money refunded Ais dcuiur Tor the
liiht running New Home our taypr!te
machine delivered to your homes for
$3.50. SO anu 81. with II guarantee FOR
Ave years SoWc high arm, second hand
machines sln ana SIS. Ask your neighbJrs
what they think of the light running new
Home. Everything in the saving init
chine line. }. II. CANNING, No 100 West
Seventh street. n2i-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
A KNOT OF HAIR,


She has knot of russell hair;
II seems a simple thing to wear
Through years. despite Of fashions cheek.
The same deep coil about the neck;
But there II twined
When first knew her,
And learned with passion to pursue hdr.
And, il she changed 1t. to my mind
She were q creature of n new kind.
On others she may flash the wise,
Strong light of experimenting eyes,
And make who fronts her beauty great
With hopes that awe and stimulate.
The happy lot
Be mine to follow
These threads through lovely curve and
hollow,
And muse lifetime how they got
Into that wild, mysterious knot.
Oh, first of women who hast laid =
Magnetic glory on a braidl
In others tressos we may mark
II they be siiken, blond or dark;
But thine we praise.
And dare not feel them;
Not Hermes, god Of theft, dare steal them
1t is enough for aye to gaze
Upon their vivifying maze.
Michael Field in London Academy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

The following gentlemen are Spoken
OF fol nomination by the Democrats
senator. John Pyle; Representatives, J
Harvey Spruance and Vim. NJ, Kurt2
Wilmington; J. Harvey Whltenan
Mil Creek VIM. Cooch Pencadei
Columbus Watkins, St Georges; Bay
ard Heisel and James II. :. GAIN Re-
lion; j. H. Hanson, Richard Naudali
and Joseph Whittock; Appoquiuimink
Isaac n Grubb, Brandywina Hundred
Levy Court. First district-Lewis Il
iDerieksnn.
Third john J. Mealey. Michael New
Ieil. james Murray and Dr. Emil Hertel
Fourth-kohert sutton, Andrew S
Eliason, William L. Wier. AIR. Wise an
Douglass Mccoy.
Fifth--.ieurge Vandegrift. A. +
iCarnagy. Abram Hayden, VIM. Evan
and VIM, Scott.
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= - 2 -
Shiloh's Cough Cure.

This is beyond question the mos
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, few doses invariably CURE
the worst cases of Cough, Group anc
Bronchitis, while Its wonderful sue
cess In the cure of consumption is with
out a parallel in the history OF medi
cine. Since its first discovery 1t has
been sold on q guarantee, a test which
no other medicine can stand. II you
have a cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price soc and 81. II your
lungs are sore, chest, or back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
-
FibrOus ruinor.

Squire Townsend of st. Georges Wis
tied our city yesterday. He has
been under the treatment of DIR. j. b.
WEIGH for the past three weeks, aud
on Tuesday he was greatly relieved
by n tibrous cancer some four inches
in diameter. dropping out of the side
of his cheek. He presented the same
ito Dir. WEIGH, who carefully preserves
lsuch relics, as eyidenceiof his skill In
THE treatment of such exerescenees
Persons suffering from cancer should
lcall and see his collection, or they
can consult Mr.. Townsend or any
other Of his patients. A gentleman
from Bridgeton, N. j.. has arranged
for the commencement of treatment
of cancer on Friday, as after an oper
alton with the knife 1t has returned to
torture him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
ssldeys Wilmington Commercial
College and School Of Shorthand
and Tyr'-Vritiag,
Eighth and Market Streets.

Courses Of Study that will at once give
young people OF either sex II means OF
4 livelihood. All competent graduates So
euro positions. Last year 329 students 90
ladies' from So places and States attend
ed this College 3! graduates. lndivfd-
ual instructions; therefore new studeats
enter at amy time. College re-opens Sept.
lst. Night Sessions, Oct. 81. A lnagnin-
lcents full descriptive catalogue. with
Iphoto-enEravings, mailed iree. Write for
Wilmington. Ii, s. GOLDEY, pm INCIPAl.
iy5-eod-3on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

1y Emissions. Qnickr ass, Evil Dreams,
Lack of Coincidence, EeryouRness, E.nssl.
tnde. all Drains and E1oaE of Power OF
the Generativc 0rganr IN either Sex
caused by over eNeft-on, youthful errors, or ex.
Iessiye use of tobacco opium or stiiulants
which soon lead to Inhrm.ty, Consumption and
insanity. Put up convenient tG carry in Ycst
pocket. Sent by mall in plain pack pFe 10 any j.
dress for nj, or O for S6. with every &c orr
der we give a written guarantee to cure
orrefund the money! CIRCULAR FREE.
Address NERVE sEED CO., Chicago, HI
For sale byZ. James Belt, 9th and
Market streets, and H. X. Watson, sos
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

EoR RENT front rooms with board
II for man and wife. no children, OF
q few gentlemen. ut Iii Wash n Eton
street. sb LIT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

=, =, -, ,eo,
TRAINS LEAVE TEL Ave. DEPOT
EAST BoUNb.
.ESpreas trains.
New York wens o,v. .aos .7,n su
.lO. 81 a. M, .laa, -2.5o' '5.ss ! *, n, m.
New York, Sundays. .s.6s .s,5a .lG.@ a
M. sl924. sab0 ibYs. Il. 80 n, IN. -
itostnn. % ~ u. M, daily. with Pullman
BUFFET Sleeping Cars, running through 10
Boston without change Via PouRhkeep-
ale Fridge landing nnssenVers In IA 4 n
station Mt Hoston. 80
Philadelphja. week days .a.oa. GOO s4s.
.T.4n Z. so, 'b.25, .S4i co. $3.50, IO.88 10 36
.ii5a a. M, .ia.9I leo. 'a.sO, .i.0h, 4 10. sos
.5.:s645 y 40 sp5 non iii 90 n, IN. 49,
piitja GeIn III . snmdsys q q A. gi5 75o
.s.h% SO, ,io.8 II. 10 n, IN .igsi i,Oo % 50
2.0h. $40, b.Os. sb.R G.d5 40 s2i no.
al 90 D, IN.
Chester week DAYS. -3Os. soo 64s. - 40
no .s.s5 g ii. 100. $50 10 al ga, IA ri ~
a. M, 100. y so, a.Oa, $40, sos s5,Ys Gas
IN. IS 1000. III p. M.
I Chester, SUNDAYS. .S.Os B.45. $50. 1854.
10. il, 30 w IL 20 n m. i'S0 sSs3 a05 ain
b.o5 ss.ss tss, Il 70. s.25. 1000 ali 90 n, m,
Atlantic City, week DAYS. 500. G,ah y. 40
% Al, 'iG.3 80 n. N. ste24 s250 a,1S 1.I0 n.
~, SUNDAY as, ITO 'sbs a. m. 80 D. m.
yrne.,r no,ySn =, t"' ''0N " "'
"Eot hoIs Nj.
Bait more and Washington, .4A. zoe
IS q. a. m, 'la TO- .aO5, sos. - 49, 81 "a,
BaitimoPPe a.. and pS way statiops 7oa m
8 0b D, m. daily. ''
Newark, bel. .45A Z o. .s47 a. M. .la 10.
sos. u 30 Is ri ! IS, u so. -9ai' Ii 10 n, M
Ida1iy. - '''
PittsnurR. q a a. m. .4dOp. IN. daily,
/ Chicago. IS III n, m. u 10 D IN. daily
! Cincinnati and ST. Louis. ~ 10 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN iieceiver OF Taxes John I. Dictey
VIII sit at the following places turing tho
NINTH of August, at dates us stated, for
he collection of county. poor, road and
log taxes tor the year l3gl
September T-Stsnton.
September S--prItctical Farmer.
September s-St. GeorEps.
September lU-NeM Castle.
September l2-Jdessn.
September i3-Mlldletown.
September l4-WilminRtoL
September l5-Ncwark.
September l6-Chris:ibua,
September lT,-Sharplcy's school n ouse.
September 1p-New Castle.
September 21-'ruwusend.
September 2l--W Wilmington.
September 2a-roy's Hotel.
September 23--N ilnlngton.
September M-Iioukessin.
September a6-Blackblrd.
September Nv iimingion.
September as-Cooch's Bridge.
September .9-n ilmington.
September sU--Kirk wood. au9tf