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BRIDGEwATER
Roxbury Station,

Bridgewater, 3 2
 Earned runs. Roxbury, ', Bridgewater. ?; ? base hits, Roxbury 1; home runs, John Cal laghan l; bases stolen, Roxbury 6, Bridgewa- ter ?; double plays, Roxbury ?; base on called balls, Callaghan ?, Harris 6, Greer ?; base on hit by pitched balls, Roxbury l; struck out by Calaghan 5, Greer 2, Harris l; passed balls, Dickinson, l, Harris 6; wild pitches by Callag- han l, Harris s. Time of game one hour. Um- pire, Garrison. Scorer, NJ. J. Leavenworth.
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Totals

Struck out by Longtal F, Tomlinson 6, Meramble 5; base hits, DeForest ?, Richmond |; passed balls, iReed 5, Driggs 5; bases on balls, Longtail f, Tomlinson 5, Meramble l. E
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made flying visit to the'Plain, one day
405 Main St.

made flying visit to the Plain, one day last week.
 Yes, we knew that the woodbury nine played at Washington. last week, and think it a shame and disgrace to the town. the way some of the older inhabi- tants were treated by them as they pass ed. If it happen again they are likely to hear from it.
 Mrs George l.. Isbeli is visiting friends in White Hills, Monroe
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In Fairfield County.
NICHOLS.
AN ENDEAYOR ENTERTAINMENT.

The program of the entertainment to be given by the Christian Endeavor soci- ety, Thursday evening, August 24, is now full. It gives promise of being well rendered and producing much merriment. The social committee agree that nothing of heavy literary character will be at- tempted this August weather. The pro- gram will be a varied one consisting of music, tableaux and dialogues. Out-of- town talent and the music committee of the society will assist the social con- mittee in carrying out the program. A general good time is anticipated. Pretty booths will be arranged where confec- tionary and lemonade may be found. Ice cream and cake will be served after the entertainment.
 The Nichols village improvement soci- ety held their annual meeting at Cooks hall, Monday evening, August 14. A large attendance was reported and an in- teresting meeting. The following off, cers were elected for the ensuing year President, Horace l.. Fairchild; vice president, E. Nothnagle; second vice president, Frank Plumb; secretary, E. $. Fairchild; treasurer, Charles B. Nich- ols; executive board, Nathan B. Curtis, E. c. Smith, Warren k. Plumb, Dr Starkweather and A. B. Fairchild; la- dies, Mrs M. A. Nichols, Mrs Alice Lin- der, Mrs w. B. Nichels, Miss Emma Peet and Mrs James Durand. For the good of the order speeches were made by N. B. Curtis, H. l.. Fairchild and E. Nothnagle, which were very interesting and instructive. The village improve ment society will picnic at Nettletons on Friday.
 Died, last Saturday, August 12, Agnes, the little 1S-months old daughter of Wes- ley and Fannie Pitcher, of cholera infan- tum. The burial was on Monday, the l4th.
 The barn of Mrs Alkaline Carr was de- stroyed by fire, Thursday evening, the 11th. The loss was a heavy one as the barn was filled with hay and grain. The insurance was only $200. Friday even ing the barn of Horace Lyon was also destroyed by fire. Both supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The loss oi H. Lyons barn was $2000. There was $200 insurance.
 Mrs Seymour Plumb of Bridgeport is visiting at Mrs A. s. c. Cooks. Misses Emma and Gertrude Peet have returned from the Worlds fair and visit with Western friends.
 Herbert Smith is taking two weeks vacation.
 Another beach party Is talked of fol Friday of this week.
 Miss NJ. A. Wooster of Bridgeport is
 visiting Mrs H. l.. Fairchild. I Those who attended the entertainment and lawn party in Long Hill at the resi-
 dencesQf George Hadley, last Tuesday
 evening, report very pleasant time.
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WHITE HILLS.

Mrs c. s. Isbell and children of Stam-
 ford are visiting D. M. Hall. s. G. Colborn and lady of Ansonia en- ljoyed the cool breezes of White Hills, Sunday, with David Hall and family.
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ROXBURY.
TWO GAMES OF BALL.

 The Bridgewaters have been defeated twice by the team from Roxbury Sta tion. The game on July %, at Roxbury Station, was as follows:
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-18

The gentle showers of yesterday did lot oi good. Every farmer ought to give thanks.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-18
HUNTINGTON.
BARNS BURN.

The barn of Horace Lyon, who lives in Trap Fall district, was burned, last week Friday evening, with all it's contents. There was no live stock in the barn ex- cept one horse which was saved. The fire was first discovered at TAO in the evening. The origin of the fire is mys tery. Though but one opinion can be formed, that is that it was the work of an incendiary, as there had been no light in or around the barn and no one of the family had been into that part of the barn where the fire first started during the day. MT Lyons loss is about $l500; insured for $400. This fire coming so soon after the one the night before in Nichols has caused considerable alarm among the people. The barn and all it's contents on the Bassett place near the 1 fair grounds was burned last week Thurs day afternoon, supposed to be accidental, 1 by the carelessness of having matches around near the hay. The place was oc- cupied by Clifford Basset., but the New town savings bank held the first claim on the place and will most likely receive the $500 insurance which was on the barn. It
 is hard on MT Bassett, as it takes away all his hay and grain, which he had just got stored in the barn. It will be remem- I bered by many that the house on this place was burned some two and one half years ago and has never been rebuilt
 Miss Sterry, the young lady who has been visiting at Mrs Mary Wheeler's, re- turned to her home in Amenia, N. Y., last week Wednesday. Horace Graves accompanied her to her home and is to seek employment and remain in that place.
 Miss Gertie Stearns and Miss Marie l.. Brownson are visiting their uncle, M. C.. Brownson, in Great Harrington, Mass.
 Mrs E. B. Booth and granddaughter, Miss Edith, attended the funeral of Mrs Sanford in Newtown, last week. LONG HILL.
 Mrs Edmond Wilkinson and daughter are at John Wilkinson's visiting.
 Miss Phebe Beard is visiting friends in Putnam.
 Miss Grace Gilbert has returned to her home at Newburg, N. '.
 I E. H. Gilbert of New York city was a Sunday visitor at James Webster's. l
 I Max Durschmidt, the builder, is com pleting large residence on the upper end of the hill.
 I G.C. B. Ewell gives an address on Spiritualism every Sunday evening at Rocky Rest.
 l Mrs Petrimont has over 30 New York boarders.
 1 Fred Frotcher has dug a cellar, expect ing to enlarge his house. I Daniel Banks of Woodbury has been visiting in town.
 l B. N. Beard invested in fancy piece of horse flesh, last week.
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BLOOMFIELD.
TOWN FULL OF VISITORS.

TOWN FULL OF VISITORS.
 The town is uusually full of visitors, even for this time of the year, nearly every family having some.
 Miss Emma Kellogg entertained her sunday school class at her home, last Friday They report I very pleasant
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WESTPORT.

Mrs Hull Bradley has returned from her visit in Hartford and Tarriffyille.
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What is

Pitchers prescription and neither Opium, Morphine nor Narcotic substance. It a substitute Paregoric, Drops, Soothing syrups Castor Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty years by Millions of Mothers. CastOria he Moth
 Castoria. Castoria. dtochn1e that acus Sour Sa H. D. N.Y m eI use eof Caaore h SO unve Iand weuk knownh endorse the
 
 
 cAsosl
 NswY a<Ac csy.
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Castoria.

"Castoria isso well adapted tochildren that Irecommend it as superior to any prescription known to me-" H. A. ARcHKR, N. D.,
 Ill So. Oxford 6t.. Brooklyn. NY.
Evening journal., 1893-01-11

Office that Fred Douglass held and the
term of the present incumbent will ex-
pre soon after the inauguration. II
get it Governor Reynolds viii name my
successor as Receiver of Taxes
Legislative Notes.
Mr. Salisbury gave notice Of an act 70
so amend the law establishing the State
College for the Education OF Colored Stu
dents in Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
as TO make the name of the institution
the same throughout the act
Mr. Conaway gave notice of an act to
exempt wages from execution attach.
ment process in Kent county.
Recorder of Deeds James IT, Shallcross
ia here TO day.
Peter L. Cooper, Jr, Of Wilmington,
was in town to-day.
The people Of the Highlands have
written to Senator McMullin asking
him to notify them as soon as any bin
annexing that section TO Wilmington Is
introduced.
Messrs- Records and McMullin were ap
pointed the Senate committee on rules
this afternoon.
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national.

The Senate passed the nationol quaran-
tine bill practically as 10 came from COM
mittee It carries appropriations Of 81,
000. COO
Senator Villas finished his speech
against the anti-option bill, and on a
ballot taken the bill WAS favored by a
vote of twenty one to ten.
The Senate Finance Committee was
almost unanimous in favor Of the repeal
of the Sherman purchase act. The
House Comittee is making an Informal
poll On the question.
In the House Messrs. Cochran and Reed
made speeches against the amendment to
change the date of Inauguration to April
30 and vote was two TO one against
the change.
Representative Miller OF Wisconsin
offered resolution to have the Com
mittee on Labor investigate the state
ment that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is discharging men belonging
to labor unions.
The report of Mr. Oates on the Home
stead and Pinkerton investigation is toe
radical for the other members Of the
committee.
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DIED

CARNER.-In this city, ON January @. lsi2.
Teresa NJ. wife of James NJ. Carver, aged 06
ye0rs.
DENNEY. I'm this city. 0n the sth instant.
Mrs. Elizabeth Donhey. m the isth year of
her age
GORMLEY.-On the sth inst, John Il.
Gormlcy, aged 81 years.
KIRk.-ln Philadelphia. on the 9th instant,
Michael Kirk, aged 81 years.
NCGONNGAL.-ln this city. on the llth
instant. John Il. McGOnceil. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends, also Division M. q.
A. %. "a and 81. AIMS ~. a. B. society are
Invited 10 attend tbe funeral. from bis late
residence, MnWasset street between Lincoln
and -cott etretts. uu tatufday morning. ianu-
ary il. atg3i O'Clock. High mass af ST. AIMS
Church. lnierment in Cathedral Cemetery.
MCKINsEY.-At Newark. Del, on the sth
instant, Tobias Ichinsey, Sr-. IN his a-d year.
EEENES-On January s. ls93. IN FhUnix-
Vile. Pa. Of dipltherie. Clement Reeves. son
OF samuel J. and Marv A.. II. Reeves.
ROGERs.-At Colorado Springs, Colo, on
January 4. OF consumption, Addison Ross
Rogers, aged 20 years.
SHERRY.-In Philadelphia. Suddenly. on
the nth instant Michael sherry, aged 2,
years.
sHoRr.-1n this city. on January s. Ann
Short, AGED % years.
WIIlE--At New Castle. Del, on the 5tl
1 inst, John White, aged Us years.
Evening journal., 1893-01-11

All in ladies' garments and
our regular stock the season
through, selected for the best
retail trade. Among them
are some large sizes suitable
for stout ladies.
We also put in the sale a
few numbers of splendid
quality Wraps, very desirable
for elderly ladies. They are
in diagonals, cheviots and
beavers, from SIS to $50.
In childrens the lots arc
getting small. but the choos-
ing is yet good. The SIS. SO
and So ones are SAYS; the Sc
and $Io.5o ones are $500 in
sizes 8, 8, 10 and $I2 years.
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EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
philadelphia.


The Young Mems Democratic Assocla-
tion observed ''Jaokson's Day" with a
banquet
jefferson Medical College graduates Of
this city organized a local chapter OF the
Alumni Association
The Lutheran Ministerium met.
The Christian Social Union met and
discussed the subjects Of Moral EducA-
tion" and Church Union
President Isaac A. Sheppard's annual
report was read before the Board Of Edu-
cation.
Professor Breckenridge. alias Wilson.
failed TO deliver his lecture for the
benefit Of Mrs. Hackett.
Mrs Josephine Cope, widow of Caleb
Cope. was placed in the Philadelphia Hos.
pital for the Insane.
The weather was bitterly cold and the
zero point was reached last night.
Director Windrin looked up the law
relating to the removal Of snow from the
streets.
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Tnrcicn.

Prince Ferdinand. Of Roumania, and
Princess Marie, of Edinburgh, were mar
ried at SigmariDgen.
Dispatches from Bhoma to RangQOn
state that in a battle between kachyeus
and the British forces at Sima, Com.
mander Morton and five Sepoys were
killed and the tribesmcn left fifteen
dead on the field.
Two of the sick sailors FROM tho Span.
ish steamer Murciauo from New Orleans
now at Hamburg. axe declared 10 have
the cholera, and one died.
Andrew George Mackae who killed
Annie Prtohard, was executed at North
amptOn
Evening journal., 1893-01-11
WIN. B. SHARP
& co
Fourth and Market Sis.

The Coat sale goes merrily
along. Some lots are cleared
out, but others take their
places at reduced prices. The
sale has been large and the re-
ductions are tremendous. Our
coats being fine grade goods
makes the reductions the more
marked. We again print the
list for the benefit of those
who have not as yet been
fitted out:
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General.

BY direction of the Pope Mgr Saiolli
has asked the American bishops to for
ward their personal conscientious opin-
ion on the school question
The prosecution committee in the
Briggs case decided TO appeal to the
General Assembly which meets in Wash
iugton in May.
AT the annual meeting of the New
England tobacco growers at Hartford il
was reported that under the tariff the
crop had increased from 81, 400, 600 in
1888 to So 00D. 600 IN 1852
Proceedings against the Brooklyn Off
cials charged with corruption were post
poned until Monday.
At Santa Lucia. Argentine 1000
rebels attacked 5000 provincial troops
and a bloody battle ensued.
The schooner May Day was wrecked ia
a binding snow storm of OdiUrne' 3
Point, n. H. Six persons were rescued
by life savers.
Three Thousand duped men and women
who started for the alleged San Juan
gold mine field in Colorado, are returning
to civilization full of wrath.
Evening journal., 1893-01-11

Lambs wool, elder down
cloth, soft, light and warm,
for Children's and ladies'
sacks, skirts or pajamas. All
we have left in colors dark
gray, light gray, blue and tan
and dark tan, are reduced from
so cents to 20 centS-base-
ment.
-Four hundred white cro-
chct bed spreads start the sea
son at the followingreductio
in the teeth of a strong adj
vancing market.
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Political.

In the New York Democratic Sena-
torial caucus all the Senators voted for
Edward Murphy, Jr., except two who
voted for w. Bourle Covkran All the
Assemblymen voted for Murphy bat three
who voted for Cochran. The vote was
Murphy, IS; Cochran, o.
Hogg and his friends are hopeful of
defeating Mills for Senator from Texas.
Both the Populists and Republicans
have organized House Of Representa-
tives in Kansas Neither side will give
in.
John p. Altgeld, the first Democrat
elected Governor Of Illinois i'm forty years,
was inaugurated.
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nIARRIED

LE-CUAIMINs..- AT the Asburv NJ
T.. Parsonage 2Z2 Walnut street, ON Tues
day evening, by hey. John d. q. llama, John
of this city.
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90-cent ones 10 Toe
S1.25 ones TO Csc
$1.50 ones 10 Sl10
$2.0O ones to SL.30

All our blankets used for
holiday and window display
are somewhat soiled. You
will find them in the basement
at about one-fourth the regu-
lar prices-SI5o to SS.
Spring percales are here in
a great variety of beautiful
styles, I25Sc per yard.
For cotton dresses, 3o-inch
glace cloths are splendid wear
ing fabrics. About twenty
pieces are reduced from I2c%
to &c per yard.
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N. Y. Clothing House.
Wilmington, Wednesday. January II, lS9;
Meetings For This Evening.

Blue Rock Council l.. OF r. G.
Crusaders Castle, Is. O.. r.
Champion Lodge. X. of p.
Delaware Lodge, ID. O. II.
Delaware Lodge. A. O. II. W.
Delaware Council. o. L. A. Vi.
Eureka Council. Jr. %. u. A. NJ.
Franklin Circle, Brotherhood OF the Uni.n.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N1.e
Golden Gate Commnndgry, kglehts Of Malta.
Hope Lodge, 7. o. o. n.
knights of So. Lawrence.
Liberty Conclave, IS. w. M.
Mattahoon Tribe, /. o. r.. NJ.
Naomi Reheka Degree lodge, I. o. o. r.
Oriental Lodge. A. p. and A. NJ.
Palestine Castle. A. o. *. OF M. G..
So. Johns Castle. *. g.. n.
Temple Lodge. A. F A. M.
Woman's Relief Corps. u. 8. Grant Post.
Wilmington Fncamument. X. OF So. J. and NJ.
Wilmington Council q. B. l..
Wilmington Lodge. O. 4. q.
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NOTICES
MArER DEpARTMENT.

S W. Corner Sixth and King streets.
Water rents are due aud payable in advance
ia January. II paid on on before January 81
the fnco OF the bin; in February per cent
win be added. m March lO per cent After
March 81 fcrrulcs mny De drawn. Accounts
for january viii be closed on the 3lst.
Property owners are charged with the water
EAli persons are warned not 20 supply nddi-
tIoha fixtures. or any premises with city
water without a written on printed pcrmis
from this department
Once omen from . a. m. 10 4 p. m.
On Tuesdays during January, Office viii De
open from o. "a. M. 90 i.il %. m.
JOHN $. GRnHE. Registrar.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application viii he made % Hon. lg-
the County Court House, Wilmington,
Delaware. on saturday, January 2l.
1853. 40 a. M, for leave 90 amend the
certificate OF Incorporation of the Wilmington
Ahatfuir Cold Storage Company.u corporation
of the State of Delaware. the object being TO
BRADFORD a. NANDEGRifr.
fnr The Corporation.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ viii apply 40 the present session OF the
General Assembly of the State ef Delaware
for divorce a NinculO matrimonii from Mary
p. McComb JAMES q. McCOMB.
NOTICE. -DIymEND.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEposIT Coz.
WIIMIs uTON. Del. Jan. A, 1893.
The Board OF Directors has this day de.
clHred "a eomi-auuuul dividend Of three H
pcr cent Iayahle ON demand. and added
$500. JAMES B. AtkSON,
Treasurer.
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R. R. ROBINSON 8 CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET sIs.
stock bought and sold IN the New York.
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commis-
sion.
Letters OF credit given. available IN All parts
of the world, ana drafts on England, Ireland,
Franca carrnanv ri euif1arland iaaued.
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LIcENsEs.

NOTICE.. WILLIAM J. HAGGERcY.
- the tenant and occupant OF the house site
uafcd af The northwest corner ot Front and
Jefferson streets, in the Third ward, ia he city
of Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
state of delaware. in comuinucc with the
requirements of the acts oi the General As
sonibly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that / shau apply IN
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware. In and for New Castle county. on
Monday. thc 9Th day uf February. 1894, being
ihc nest term of said court. Tor a license tor
eaid house, Tor the sale therein of intoxicating
LIQUORS iu less quantities than one nuarl,
20 be drunk on the premises aud the
following respectable citizens o. said ward.
az least twelve o. whom exc schslor.ial trse-
holders OF said ward, recommend said 4rrll-
cation. w,
Henry Witsal Tohn G Seidc.
Daniel 0Iaier 5oftlist krzutter
lance Grant Jones NcGinnis
Lawrence burns Charles HlrIcr
| " IS. Grant william X frinton
/ B. +. Rntter George Haney
~. I'll Bell Edward Wilhelm
Heury Iletzlcr William y lta5h
! William %. Evans Thomas bennct-
!. =. nllcy fighru|In AnItcr3t
| Hrnrc % ether y ilhcIuI I11htr
Michael Newell Daniel NoEanfG4
Thomas Duly 49,. NJ, T Cqnxtef,.
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LADIES' COATS ALTERED.

Now as the season is advanced for oloth
coats. we are prepared TO work On seal plush
coats. steamlng them up, sleeves PM co, coats
made 20 III nicely, prices low enough TO suit
everybody.
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Keep warml Buy a storm
coat Extra large Big col
lar Double breasted Side
pockets They won't last
long this kind of weather.
SIS Storm Coats $I3 so.
SIP Storm Coats $1,000.
$40 Storm Coats 5000.
81 Storm Coats So. 80.
SIS Storm Coats $3.50.
Children's Cape Ovcrcoats
one of a kind at about half
price.
Store closed this evening at
8 o'clock.
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YESTERDAY AT DOVER.
Important Events About the
Delaware State House.

LEGISLATORS TO VISIT DEL COLLEGE
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nNIDEND.
- THE CUETRtL NATIoNAL BANK.
Wilmington. Dol. Dec. 81, 'a4
The Board of Directors have this day dee
clnred a dividend of three Ol per cent. FOR the
last six months. payable Ou demand. and
add $500 90 Surplus Fund.
HIP RuMFoRD. Cashier.
NTOTICE-THE 2sth SERIES OFsTOCK OF
~ Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
is now being issued First payment due
January 3. 1893 Shares can Doe obtained OF
the secretary ON the meeting day and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings at the office,
northeast corner fifth and Shinley streets.
LEA pUSNY. President.
wy. III. GIBBONS, Secretary.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ viii apply at the next session OF the Gem
oral Assembly of the state of Delaware for "a
divorce from my husband Reconsideration,
"a VinCulo mairi Oni.
CnRIsTrSE McCRACKEN.
NOTICE. HEREBY INTEND no APP
~ ply at the next session of tho General
Assembly for divorce from my husband.
FRANCENA COLEMAN.
NOTICE rs HEGEHY GIVEN THAT I
~ viii apply at tle next session OF the
General Assembly of thO State OF Delaware
Tor adiFnrCe from nY wiic, liTlil Sumfrs, "a
Nnculo matrmoni hOhhhI p. aoMhho'
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ win apply at the next session of the
General Assembly of the State of Delaware
for divorce from my wife Ellie T. Adams. a
vinculo matrimonL FRED. a. ADAMS
/ NOTICE 4 HEREBY INTEND TO APPLY
~ az the next session of of the General
Assembly, for a divorce from my husband
| Allen q. Harvey.
! signeol ANNA ~. hAhfL4.
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NOTICE. g. I, JOHN r. FORD. THE
~ tenant and o cupant Of the house
situated az 40 iQ5 shipley sireeh IN the
First ward. in the city Of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and tate OF Delaware,
in compliance with the requirements Of the
General Assembly i'm such case made and pro-
Yidcd, do hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply in writing 60 the Court OF ScneNi ses-
sions of the Peace aud Jail Delivery of The
state ut Delaware, in aud FOR New Castle
county. ou Monday, the 9th day Of FEBRUARY
lsi0. being the next term of said court Tor a
license for said house. aa an inn on tavern
FOX the sale therein lf intoxicating liquors ~
less Quantities than one quart, 90 be drnnk
ON the premise S. and the following respect
able citizens OF said ward, az least twelve Of
whom are substantial ireeholders o. said
/ ward. recommend the said dpulc4ton VIZ
/ 1unus Guenfhtr james Mckeuna
/ Thomas Facan William Huber
/ j.. Il. NcMnnus HurtOn Valentino
/ r. q Moody John Badcr
/ Charle- Corrican Daniel AlcCuskor
l a BiclSta james III HBrkins
/ William Faenn $. j.. Mccall
/ Patrick lourherty Frank Moor
| Holm Mariire frank McNanus
/ Iofr = Nalev =. Groosnan
| P. Wolfson ". NanDcnCgert
| Doun.o ,-r,lese Jacob Schieber
JOHN z. FORD.
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Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we viii return your money.
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Examiainr the Accounts.

The joint committee appointed to ex-
anime the accounts of Secretary of State
D. T. Marvel went over his books in his
office during the noon recess. His ac-
counts showed that in 1891 he paid the
state treasurer Sl93j aud in 1892 81, f.
$50. The receipts are always larger
during the legislative year This IS at
least s I 600 more than ever was paid
over before in the same length Of time