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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

BY winning two games out of three on
aturday evening at the Dobbinsville
Hotel, Alonzo Young still holds the south
end pool championship In spite of the
great efforts of Robert Jemison
Peter q Madden the well known base
ball player and sprinter. has entered in
seven events to take place at Penns
grove on Thursday next. The many
friends Of Mr. Madden here hope to see
The Brownsou sprinters compete with
him
Tie Bacon Senate went TO Wilmington
yesterday to play a game Of ball, but
were badly disappointed as the players of
the Wilmington team could not get on
from work The New Castle Juniors will
plav a team this afternoon at Salem. n j.
Reports state that the schooner Georg,
B Wainwright. from Newhern for
Laurel. with a cargo Of shingles. /,
stranded ON Pamlico Sound opposir,
Oregon inlet She is full of water
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

eases medical men tell rs we should be
very, very careful about what we use
This certainly applies to water. The
oity keeps a number Of pumps here for
the use of citizens There is one on
Water street near Boulden's store and
Il should be either taken up or cleaned
and repaired The gas pipes leak into
the well and the water is totally unfit TO
drink The people in that neighborhood
have to seek other resources. But parties
living in other parts of the city come
along and being thirsty drink this water
and run the danger Of a serious spell OF
sickness
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

A lady tells the story that on a suburban
train the other day "a puny baby was wall
Ing and fretting TO the annoyance of the
passengers and the very evident distress of
che none too intelligent looking mother.
Perhaps baby wants a drink" suggested
a sweet faced woman. She took a tiny cup
from her satchel and brought some water
TO the crying child, who drank eagerly and
went TO sleep promptly. DO YOU never
give it a drink Of water?n she asked the
mother. oh, no, was the reply. but she
has sup OF gin now and then. Boston
Courier
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

While sailing ia the Delaware, yester
day, the yacht Little Pearl upset, throw
ing all hands but one, Matthew Murray,
into the river. Murray is colored man
and when the crew discovered that he
had climbed around with the boat and
had not even got his feet wet they
threw him overheard and held him in
the water until thoroughly drenched
The crew Of the Evening Star rescued
the men,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Mrs. Wrrtz. OF Chesapeake City. Nd.
is the guest Of Mrs William Rainey.
Miss Josie Fitzgerald is entertaining
Miss Name Foley, Of New Brunswick,
n j
IT, and Mrs }. 7. Stops return their
thanks TO their many kind friends and
neighbors for kindnesses IN their recent
bereavement.
Israel Riding now serves the EVENING
Journal on the route so ably served by
John Weldon during the past two years,
but who has moved TO Thurlow.
Frank DeHaven Janvier has gone 10
Dover for a brief soiourn with old
friends
Mrs. John 7. Hamilton has returned
from visit TO Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. James NJ Wise has been III at
her home on Union street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
Testing an old Adaee.

One day old Dr. Haven of New Haven
was measuring some land. carrying one end
Of the chain whhe young man carried the
tther Justas they were drawing IL tight
the young man quoted the adage.
"Satan can only 60 the length OF his
chain.n
phil, pullN instantly replied Mr.. Ia
ven. We will seen'-Nouth's Companion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
)ches and feVers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
-iuced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
3 action and truly beneficial 10 its
eHects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
any excellent qualities commend it
, all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
lpbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. chL.
LOUISVILLE a. NEW rOaf 49,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

James H. Glover, who has lived In this
city for many years and who has worked
in the employ OF Morris, Tasker s. Co.,
for thirty, years will remove his family
and residence TO Philadelphia TO morrow
Mr. Glover will become a contractor for
hauling and already has been engaged
by several hig wholesale firms for whom
his teams will do the hauling. Chief
Clerk Harold Sudell of the. Delaware
Works, will remove 90 the Glebe far n
residence now occupied by Mr. Glover,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

At the target practice on Saturday
at Augustine Pier by Company "A, j..
b. Booth won the medal Tor best per
centage aud w. h Etchells won
another prize for the lowest score
One Of the comp any, however, felt hg-
grieved and disappointed over the award
He failed TO score at all and therefore
considered he was the party who was
20 receive the prize. He took off his
cap, walked up like q regular soldier
stood before Mr. Nantme In full expect
ancy but he did not get the prize, The
band played after the Bail, and he
took seat on the cabin roof where his
white pants received a black reception
from he SCOT which was there from the
smoke stnnk
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
Celebrating Hls TortIeth Birthday.

"Tm 40 years old tomorrow and will
celebrate my fortieth birthday breaking
rock for the first time. said Frank Walls,
a broken down sport. as he was being
brought to Jail here yesterday afternoon
from theWimington.M unicipa Court. lie
had been sentenced-to ten days at hard
labor for drunkenness aud seemed
greatly depress nj his hard luck. -"
Walls came from Pittsburg, PG.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Trustee Michael b. King will be
buried iu Emmanuel Churchyard to
be attended by hundreds Of friends Of
he deceased. Services will be held. al
o'clock the rector Of Immanual Church
Rev p. b. Lightner, officiating Mr.
King ancestors for several generations
we're prominent In Emmanuel Church
nd Ills grandfather was for years
senior warden in the church. Mr.. King
ind long been an active YES ryman him
SELF
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

A party OF philadelphians, comprisin
two YOUNG women aud one man, had "a
narrow escape from drowning In the
Delaware river, opposite penusgrove, on
Saturday. by their boat spriuging a leak
aud sinking When the boat went down
the occupants cries for help attracted
the attention of couple Of pleasure
seekers ina small craft who. fter a
struggle, succeeded la getting AL three
into the boat Ia IN exhausted condition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
rrofe.aor Ione. raId In Fnn.

The Board of Education held a
special meeting last night Mr. Man
love. the newly elected member who
was TO have been sworn in was de
tanned st home by Illness. Upon mo
tion it was decided 10 pay TO Professor
ID. b Jones his salary Ia fun TO Sep
tember j. as principal Of the pubhc
schools. Professor Jones will remove,
with bis family. 20 Georgetown in a
few days aud assume his new duties as
principal OF the schools there
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for Oh largest.
strongest and best company in the world
Apply to ANsOE A. MAHER.
Manager Equitable fife, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

On Saturday next deep interest will be
taken in a skiii race which will take
place from New Castle TO the black buoy
and return. The boats are the Evening
Star aud Little Mamie formerly Little
Hugh. John Newlove will man the
former and Joseph Smith the latter
boat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

The funeral of Charles Counsellor,
we'll known resident of Pennsviile, Salem
county, took place yestei day afternoon.
The deceased was e years old luter-
ment was made in Eastview Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Vest rday three New Castle men went
30 Red Lion ON fishing trip aud met
With remarkable success Before start
ing. a basket was well packed, butt like
he tramp here last Friday there was
no meat put in as they took a frying pan
and some lard along They arrived
here In good shape and commenced
mgiing They caught two small cat
ish, something bigger than sardines, and
an eel three inches long They ate
bread and butter and had neither fish
nor meat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
WHY NO APPLICATIONS
Few Citizens Desire the Luz
crative Office of Dog-Catcher.
COUNCIL MUST ELECT SOMEONE.

Funeral OF Trustee King to Be Held
To morrow Afternoon Treasury
steamer TESTED on the River-fun at
the Presentation of Prizes at Angus
tine-Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NRw CASTLE. Aug. City Council
will meet tonight in regular session and
an important question 10 be considered,
Is the appointment of a dog-cateher
or dog catchers, in compliance with
the new ordinance to exUerminate the
worthless ours Of the town. Remark
able as IL may seem, there have been
but few applications for this fat Office
handed IN. The 5000 which an emerge
tic dog catcher can make during the
FIRST week Of his administration seems
to be no temptation even 20 those vino
have heavy mortgages on their
houses or debt weighing them
down in other ways. Said ener
getic dog catcher might pull in his
$500 for the first week and then en-
gage in some other business or be
employed elsewhere. A dog catcher's
duties will not require more than two
hours day thereafter in their fulall
ment. Should Council not be- able TO
appoint the man 20 night special
meeting win then have TO be called.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
Halr Rate Excursions to the world's Fair.

Buy your tickets early for Augustine
excursion 90 Atlantic City next Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

1.-THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
many will run series of special eXcur-
sious to the Worlds Fair for which eNcur-
sion tickets to Chicago viii be sold at rate
of one fare for the round trip ircm New
York and ail stations west as far as Bslti-
more. The dates selected are August 5th.
NH, and 10Th The special trains VIII con
Sist of nrst-claes day uQnChes, equipped with
layHtOrics and other toilet convenience.
and an experienced Tourist agent will ac-
company each tEsin TO look after the COM
fort of possengeIs. stops for meals will Dee
made on route. The tickets will bee valid for
the outward journey on special trains only
excepting that from way points they viii
bee hOnorod on local trains 90 the nearest
station 40 which the trains are scheduled 10
stop. They viii ice valid for return jour
ney in day coaches ON all trains leaving
Chicago within ten days, including day of
snle
Following Is schedule of he special trains
and rates from principal stations in this
vicinity.
Leave. Rate.
Wilmington .-.-.......,.. ll3s q. m. Sl7M
Newark .--.... ............. llll "a. m. 100
Arrive go Chicago next day ut lis p. IN.
Remember the dates; August 9th, 9th and
18th.
Go with Augustine Paper Mill excur.
sion on August to Atlantic City
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Daring the month Of July lines for
niteen dwellings were drawn against
twenty five for the corresponding month
Of last year. The police made $40 arrests.
Eleven hre alsrms were sent in. The
greatest loss was the burning OF two
dwellings, Nos. sos and 507 Elliott
avenue, on July q
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01
Nrs.I..a oren ralcn I-n lhe n, 81.

" rocked Crew Taken Up the itif cr.
During the prevalence Of dense fog
~ the Delaware Capes yesterday morn
nE the two masted Philadelphia
.chooner Rachel Seaman, Captain Smith,
com Ninal Haven. with a cargo Of stone,
vas crashed into and sunk within three
lluules bg the North atlantic Trident
ine steamship Bidar. inward bound
rom London with a heavy cargo Of gem
RAJ uercnandise. The crew. consisting
4 eight men, was saved by the crew Of
1f b'lar
Al the time every rrecaution was being
lsen hy Captain Ellis. who kept the
team whistle going en- the time The
,hoouer was no1 sten, be says until 70
sas too late % avoid the collision. and
9th vessels came together with a terri
lie crash. As the Seaman was an old
OGDEN craft she was almost rent in
vain and went down before the crew
ouid take to their boat Two men were
licked up out Of the water almo { exc
iausted, while the others cluug &C.
reckaee until the Bdar's life boat
licked them up. The Bidar was unii %
ured and this morning passed up the
4lver with the wrecked crew.
Pure water Also Necessary.
AT time when cholera morbus Is So
prevalent as well as other rackiur dis
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

For a fine bath in ocean take excursion
next Saturday to Atlantic City.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Go with Augustine Paper Mill excur.
sion on August 8 to Atlantic City.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

Pure-water Also Necessary.
At time when cholera morbus Is So
prevalent as well as other rackiug dis
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-01

SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE, ~ NEW rOaf 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20


space, arc plu. lclng such waves radi-
ating from each IN all possible dircc-
tions. it would seem that if they did not
actually destroy each other thOy would
40 interfere az to produce confusion
worse cunfoundcd, and the iIupr siHm
upon the ego Of On observer would Boo
yaluelots But, ON the contrary, tho
scientist believes that thlsWuIium truly
and faithfully transmits 60 iHa ramut,-t
space cycry wavo impaired tI it pre-.
serving with the strictDi IH'HsIty iI.
individuality except tu. planets aud
other folidh1lics may destroy u.wuyys
they intercept
AHur ton or moro yuU ..l started
% waye which just MOVE w.II Hp.
p.-.. arrives at the Garth "ui. its
own record ON some sem .'I pilates.
though tlH star may h' 9. .HU. UUu..
600 miles away. From i. rmpr.s.
Euns tho ply icist find. IrHIH tHHt
the star SIS double. nithHH.N fHn est
powerful telescope had i..I JH divide
%. that the two rcvoN. ..Ht oa.h
other. Hud Doe determine '... ..Ha'i1
orbit, mlH0a aud ,Clo.iu "rHIhI.s
hu finds. 900 DO tho tema.. ".I. f.r OF
isu4 that SO chang t .f'W l1u
uaUulu Zoo o. f'w month"; ..I t#suu
Vu..'iHu & raised iu r.f.. IH tlH iU.
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signed, the said contract should there
upon be cancelled aud each party to be
relieved from further performance thoro-
Now therefore, In pursuance, OF said
resolution aud I'm consideration M said
payments 20 he made ~ thereby provide
ed, aud tn carry Uu. the ohio 'ts and uur-
poses " sad resolution, the undersigned
DO hereby agree tp accept and do hereby
accept be- terms n said ro.o|utlnu ara
assent 10 the cancellation and rcicl @ OF
al nattes from the obligations OF SAID
cOnirac
HuUL,uAv, GWrrrus. MoUuis,
Hlu.pN & WuE IusoS.
Dated DECEMBER Do. l,.J.
UN1hp srAqLs PROPERTY.
Recorder stanton sen o. com.
municsti0n Ia winch hr reported that
he had been IN islly notified by
Territorial Srcfetsr Richards that tie
Legislative Assembly " M need { .p
furniture (dusAH aud chHirs) being uspI
hy the city. Tnis furniture VIZ.
Unite SAFES property anu the seurc.
ttry SAID 70 was the Int tgu ~ r..
move II on Thursday, 4. e.. 2lsL Filed.
WILL GUST AD.ur $500.
Street supervisor Hines reported
that the petition " Nr. r. Cotton, iof
% stone cfosswsik no Yves. Temple "A I'd
Fourth South streets, would oi,i, b
granted, about 500. Laid on the
table temporarily.
ron PAYMENr ~ TAXES.
Ffauk HafIigau requested that the
council appropriate 60 AIM Tor payment
of taxes ~. 5Ig anu driuct inc s.m.
from the Ool0Uof estimate on accoul G
contract o. Juuu -, lsg3. Mr. Ham.
gan stated he had uUt received one
dollar IN cash on sniI contract anu
only 81 3sl on In warrants, although
be hn done work amounting 10
slJ.tuil7.
Referred to tho fininco committee to
rep,it at he next meeting.
RENr REDUCTION.
The committee on puuno gtouni.
recommended that the petition
Barnes a Byrnrs TOR IT, iurtiou on
Warm Spriugs runtal On slOl ptr
month ue gfsuI d Adopted.
CLAIM FOR REMOVING TREES.
10 reference to the claim OF the Pa.
sihc fSviug company iol $685. tor 10
moving trees from West Tempo street
Hofu aud s.mouli, Of the committee
on claims, recommended that tue oil
he allowed.
Fulltnd submitted an adverse m o.
molly report on the ground that the
uiaim was excessive All hs thufe,o,.
Recommended that II be referred 10 the
city engineer. Tue minority report
was adopted.
tiiE WALKER FRANCHISE.
The >. #. Walker electric AMI IA.
franchise, the salient poiu,s OF which
we're published In the Ntws 0u satur
DAY last wa reported tack 10 tue CUuu.
Gil ~ the committee on improvements
AID city attorney with amendments %
aminor cnara ter. These were iucor.
porHied ia tue ordinance which passe !
unanimously.
TINE RAPID TRANSIT FRANCHISE.
The resolution granting, rograutina
anu extending the Ripid rfauuiU
street railway franchise ~ frequently
reirfreI 10 VA these columns OF late wa
taken up slightly amendui anu passed
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations were
passed:
'uNua 10 q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

The clsr 0i John NJ. johnson. W
the CITY Of Puuhle tCol) Tor slO,ulu
damages 10 plaintiffs property by fru-
ION ui the erection OF the Spring Street
vilduri has concluded alter a trial
luHti z nearly four days, by the jury
uriuging M a verdict Ir johnson fur
sl,s01. Plaintiffs attorney maIo a
motion for a new trial The Gaze will
undoubtedly go 20 the supreme court.
Tor other claims on tho came ground
are held In allegiance, awaiting the
final result In this CASE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Joe Gonzales gave George Lcgres, a
vendor Of oh,stnuis, bt San Fftucisco,
d bad quarter, In exchange hr Re-.
ccivcd four nickels anu bag Of nuts
he was walking away when Leg a.
discovered that the quarter was lead.
and pouncing upon HE customer tg.
mandoi biz goods back. not getting
them, he began to beat Gonzales ami
call Tor the police. The officers arrived
IN q short time and Co zsles was nf.
rested for passing counterfeit money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
THe INTeRsrgLLAR mEpLuM.

Even a Scientist. Pen Cannot Adequately
ursoribr IT, Irausrrudsut rrup'fiios.
That space De- mot void is conceded.
Thltitis Gilol with medium capable
of transmitting light and heat isr0t
questioned This medium d. believed
90 h1 uniform Zoe dou.ity and elasticity.
lut che 'yuCt nature uf DTS constitution
ia unknown SamU Uli.,u 10 90 lu
molecular like gus, whii. UihUrs quDf.
tiUn it is structure hls been correctly
declined. ltmahus uu direct imprU sion
upuu tio sau and o. known only
through effects produced and yet, what.
over Boo its ul'ura. 30 Us known 10 trans.
init % wnyo 81 lisbtat thouiaof sd.3Uu
milo pgraHUuu1. thaIo l.ius. as umuau
value, within tlrslt.tTum about go, 600
waves Boo GOO Iuru.1r moro than 10000.
OOO. OUu,unN, 900 ia tho distance passed
over Boz one ecHld
when 10 BE- considered That waves ur.
transmitted through this medium iU
all conceivable directions with tuH same
velocity, Sonic faint conception may De-
had 0i DE- iutrIer activity. The com.
plirity OF che waves ia tran condyut, for
each shade Of Ngbt hHs its own wave
leusth. tlogs being about 8G. 600 wayH
90 tho inch iu rad light aud moro than
$1,000 iuvul.;, and outside thD visible
spectrum there lr0 less n number Boz
ono direction uud moro u tlo other
Every soli luminous ioiy in tho uni
youo isimpaJuug tu ,msmodium waves
ST those varying lengths all travelling
with % sululy constant velocity.
when % ispaw.I.s.i chat thH count.
les number OF a,au and SUNS. scattered
prumisruuH bout um.lH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
TWOOFTHEM PASSED
Franchises GRANTED to S. +. Walker
and The Rapid Transit Company.
SEWER CONTRACTORS ACCEPT
Warm Springs Rental Reduced
Fnuniiure That Belongs 10 the
United States Other Matters.

The members Of the City Council
held a regular meeting last night but
I'D not commence business until an
hour after the stipulated time. LJ,f.
borrow was absent ani Simondi was
called TO the chair. Tho member.
present were Rich, Folland, HARDY,
Horn, Kelly, Evans, Lynn, Hei,s,
Lawson, wantlanJ.
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TmE rRocEEnINas.

The Utah Brick Manu- ncturing ass3.
liuou asked that 600 be appropriated
to their credit for the puy mvnt Of taxes.
Committee on finance.
q. .. Rogers asked fora free peidlet,s
license. Committee on license.
Mount d Grimm called attention 10
"a old Claim OF 1892 Tor sprnkiing.
Committee on spriukling.
Mary V. Hampstead asked to be-
allowed 60 lay private service pine
from the msiu on Center street % her
premises. Committee pn waterwUfka.
Tue Salt Lake city Street Railway
Company asked for an extension o
their franchises 10 1918.
The gravity sewer contractors sent In
communication protestiug against
tho action Of the Council iu making
the time checks "' a Hnl, & sons,
iub.coutfaciors, chargeable 10 them,
Special sewUt g. dundee.
william HarIiug asked tor the r..
lease Of property sold for taxes. Guy
attorney.
Henry Dinwoodsy asked that a
cloud ON tur title Of certain property
owned by bin Du cleared. cay att9f.
ney.
ANOTHER GRAVITY SEWER RrsoLu,
ZION.
The following was read aud nlei:
Whereas, Tho CITY Council OF Sal,
Lake city ON December 10 passed a rp-p.
lbtiun TO the effect tina Tor tho pufpo.o of
avoiding litigation and Tor inai .ottlo.
munt between the undersigned aud said
riiy In reference to tho con rae. To- am.
hlrict q gravity outlet sewer tor said rlty.
that all the work done by tho under
Fgncd hs contractors on said Howor be
estimated by no Oily engineer At price,
N"l IN said contract aud tho amount
thereoi remaining unpaid, including mo
cent heretofore remaining uupatI
no ototure retained be- 40 nscoriaiuoI and
lloioupon tho said CITY will pay the said
amount 10 asCoftainod IeNcoptinr M
payment already on tho appropriation
lists, Tor which warTAn shall be- Issued
~ IA soon M possiblol. In three o1ual
lnaAlmonts, Ia three, six aud nina
months from the date Of suId rpsoluiiop
logether with interest thereon from snii
uMe AZ eight por cent per annum, and
!hAt upon tho terms II said fcso.ution
being agrocd TO In writing by tho under.
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MONEY TO LOAN


80 Reasonable hates Parties desiring 90 Dor,
HUw money can 90 90 without publicity buHs
itaf ttuuuy private.
n. W. FULLER
No. d.. Second South Sc
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loial',,... ...,..ss..... ......,s....' 1850 20
Adjourned until Friday evening
mex.