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The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

several petitions for law prohibiting
purse and drag seining within tire,
miles of shore came in.
MIR. Coffin of Bangor put in petitions
for the Sunday bin prohibiting eXcur-
sions, having 252 signatures.
1t is understood that the committee
will report in favor of an appropriation
OF sl7, 800 tor the Worlds Far exhibit
The railroad committee will report
ought to pass ON the bill increasing the
capital stock of the Maine Central Rail
road s., 10000
One of the bills introduced Monday
provides that persons employed by own
ers OF FLOODED stock may act as aucti ION
GERS Tor the sale of such stock.
The legislative committee ON Road-
and Bridges have reported Il resolve IA
favor OF the town of Moscow for 5000,
10 aid in the building OF the road through
the town to Maytirld.
Mr.. Merrill, from the committee on
towns repured leave TO Withdraw ON pc
Triton OF Henry W. Colder aud Others
praying that part oi the town of Rome
he ANNEXED to the town OF Belgrade.
The committee ON judiciary, ON bill an
act To make days OF state and national
elections holi lays, reported in new
DRAFT aud ought to pas on bill an act
to make DAYS of State aud national clio
lions legal holidays.
Mayor +. Rowell of IIallowcll heads n
petition OF % persons asking Tor law
under which persons convicted of druuk-
enness for the second or third time may
he sent to some Kelley Or Morrcl cure
al the expense of the county or state.
Mr. johnson of Augusta presented a
bill 10 amend the charter of the Lewis
ton, Augusta and Camden Railroad to
allo" the road to be operated by cleo
trlclly over the highways. The bill also
extends the time for construction one
year.
Mr. Brown of Waterville pnt in a bill
amending the W relating to parks by
aiding to paragraph &, sec. 80, chap. 3.
Revised Statues, this clause land for
the proper protection and care of public
parks aud squares within the same, and
all monuments, statues and erections
thereon
Among the petitions for druggists
nlil WAS one headed by Rev Walker
@Wynne OF Augusta. Among the sign
trs are Hon. j. W. Bradbury, Cha-. II.
Mason, james +. Fuller, Chas. L. Nash,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Democrats made Il tremendous howl
about the sixty-tou"th congress as the Bill
lion dollar congress, although the appro-
priaiions fell short of that amount by
twelve million dollars. 1t now appears
shat the present congress will make
appropriations to exceed by thirty-three
millions the Billion dollars so loudly
condemned in the preceding congress.
That is the appropriations of this Demo-
Cratic congress will exceed those of
the last Republican congress by more
than forty-ive million dollars
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Rev. Dir. Macarthur OF New York, fav-
OTIS the establishment OF Il library for
Bates College at Lew iston by popular
subscription AS fitting memorial of
James &. Blaine, who was one of its
trustees and WAS from the first one of
its warm friends and an earnest worker
for it in he early days of its orga liza
ton AM the heroic struggles of its
friends. This is grand suggestion and
We hope it will be acted upon.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

senator Hill made an onslaught upon
the Sherman Silver Purchase Act and
attempted to call up the repeal bill for
action, but his methods were so Office
the bill voted against mis- motion, prefer
ing to punish Hill even if il had an un
favorable effect upon Jhe repeal measure
Hill Is not the man to lead any measure
M the Senate with any degre" OF
success.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The civil service law troubles the
Democratic patriots about this time.
A Democratic member of congress TO
Missouri proposes to suspend it for one
year until his pa. ~ friends can get into
the offices and then start it again, while
a Michigan member has introduced Il
bill into the House to repeal it alto
sether
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

= =
The committee on towns believe that
fiamlin plantation should he given S3oo
u mp Jun" "''' WI n'''"S '''oN
The Phllips contested elect ION case
vas d'Flleu III Nnf OF MI lllhchiey
Ire sitting member by Il vote OF ~ To H.
The bill taxing collateral inhrritances
passed both branches Of the Legs lttufe
AMI has goue to the Governor for ms sig-
nature.
The committee on taxation have voted
10 report bill requiring town assessors
10 M the State assessors IN county
conventions
The druggists are cungratulating
themselves that they have arrlyei tie
doctors at Portland, in Il body, in favor
of their bill
"Wednesday Mr. Rav,n,n of D.troit
nresentnd ne1ition of Asa II Emrrv and
al hers for extension of Waldo and Som
erspt II Il. Ga
A.. VI. e.. ....,...., 49,. L.,
,e.irs r.,,,,'.toi ,','',,'t ~, I'm
act to amend charter of the Fairfield
village crrporation. Printed under rule
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N.Y. ~ ~ - W ~ y" '''' 'i -
sn "' ,h 'no ~ INN" !" ,'tNe '', p1
and assigned
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sh,,,'l.l..,. ,'', ~. So, ,,t ~.
MN, fn,. S,.,,, ,,i ,,',.,'';',i ,,,,',. .,,5
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aud n,ior. ,,,n n n.f,,r ~. iii -
onn,,i',a H.; ~ ~ w. ~ w.
I'm '.,','.'.. W
ar;na s,,.,,,.o frn,, s,,nh
ne i'nou9t"l county arhEa' l"'' mas
the i,rine of nrohate Of that cnunlv n
$1,000. and the Lincoln conulv members
| recommend that thnir po,ntv uttorupv's
salary shall be 500.
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H. ..li'',i',..', ,;n ,1,, ~ ''"' an '"'
,;',,. Co., :, ,,',. ,.., T., 'th Ill.,
evening when II hearing WAS TO have
been held. only one man appeared, and
he was opposed 10 il,
Petitions in supnort of the druovists,
hill ara cnmi,,r in ,rbnrn wore ,nti.
lions in In. House. Monday frnm Wins
! low. Augusta. Wrslbroot Camden
Dlmari.cottn. Brunswick Rorknorf
Dixti,ld and RorLland
~ ;,,;oi.,.,. ,,.,..i,,aa. g..
ably ia mako gul,ern,tn,i.I ana nrraia,n.
Iial eIactinn ,I,vs L.ual hali,iovs. ,lso|
onpbt TO mass ON tbe amendment of
ch9nter go of the Revised Stotutrs rrlot-
ino 10 trustre suits
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~, w., .'"' w. '1.,'.',u"f, nun,
,n '',." a's, ,hn ,,,n, 9'' NY W. vi ''''r'
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The population of the Hawaiian Is
lands is estimated rs at present between
n, 900 aud 80, 900, including 20, 900 China
men, Il, 600 japanese, $4,000 Portuguese
and 1900 Americans, Out of S33, 100000
Invested in sugar interests, S27 ,000,000
rs American capital The Aslatic races
and those of the islands of the sea, in
habitants of the islands are restrained
from exercising the right of suffrage.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

I,. 81 -
=I'' ~, 60 ''iu ~
= VI" ~ ~ N''' i''s's'
u
- - Inv
- -
-puF lower has vetoed tH" hii ie2tl-
- "V ~ hio'S.'u
o'''' '.''' ''' '''e -
-EN-tiuv Robinson u Mu9~aoA usetts has
been retained a counsel Tor lz1ie Bpr-
den aud VIII appear ior her at tier tflal
Jacob Seligmpn. Saginaw. miIliouairs
banker. his settled the financial end of
hi= divorce suit by p1yiug his wife SO
Jul
Alfred re,nysotrs sP.rl.t,, W.. aro-
anc-d in lnndan Nondnv nt,ht u.nrv
IRWIN, and Ellen Terry nlvti th. f.rinci
pal roles
Hon S,,,,.lt War,.r ,,.tl- l#,..,,,.,.
Comm. i1.,,t ,,,,,,.,,r ~ ,,.It,.,.f.. -
a, his hon,s AZ Niddl.i,,yt, ua,.iaS
aged 81 years
-u.nrv pa.ar s,raa, commissioners Of
Tal.dn ~ 10. ha., f,,,,,I ,,,,i1,,af NJ.
fea.nnr,. il, ni,i,s H., .yxitdl.l IN. oitv
out Of 5000
"A C,.r..l3 unu Oh ~. - .,,,. ON. -,
IN. mn, r...,,...,.d .nd ,,,,lt,,ia.t ,.;,i.
,..,s of S.,s,tayn N y .,ru,,i,t.5 -ni-
cid. ,f,,,i,,,
III. ,t,i,.n. af Pm. y bova
comnI.., ed INN. snh.crin,io, ~ tho s'sn
of sai 0oo rn,. ,he MIR. ,',,,. If TIM ROM
Cit1 Str.n, r.ilrn,d
nv,
,h. no,ninntion of fl,,rnu n ,Vr,,,,t ~
Iahor R..nnointmant
M ,,,,.,ai.,l lit. ,...,.;..t .....5....
n...f,,li,, ;,,,,,,,,,.,t.,d ,,,,,.,i.- 49,.
number of VISITORS from All pirta of the
United States are present
-ro,,.l i.,n Tho,,.,s Hum, ,,.,, +, lad
~ ,,'',' il 49, vi, T. "a
f.l,,, W.. p,s.t ,,,,3 ',,,,..1 -,
win, Cu,r, o3ol,l.hv W,tnn
re,i,io,, ,,.s nr.sort.I in tha Nassa.
u''nS p, uo1.,,. g. f.n -
49, Ia,
in,nris,,1,,,,Y,, ,.,. l,fa H., .,,,,'.,it,,ta3
A call has hean unfinished for n cony.n.
tion of cotton pIant.rs Ia he held in
N.mubis Tann an Ell - D,l.s,tas
from every Snnthern St,ta win Ia. nresent.
4. Isl, n N
cn,,l oar rn,niny down = .In,a crashed
into four l,hore,s klIino two of Hmm
Instantly and fatally iniuriu., the other
two
o..,n. -,
vei,ht cha,nnion of tho ,cnrId h,vin,
lnn1k.d out Rllv Nnrnhv in sav4n
ronnds b.fore the Cor,t island plnh
Moudav NIGHT
- III. na,.
,.rir,, to nl,ca only strui,,bt pamo.
cratic tick,.ts in the 6LJ I, K.naas
I'm TN. future They will decline all Of
fars ia fnse
M, ~, 80,
"a -. Wv -, w -. -
n,xon hafor. Jnaaa I,,.,r,h,,,n in tho Gu.
nrene Can't Nv yorL has he.n atrick.
en- off tba cnl,naar
nj,
MI, - ~, -, -, ',9
s",t ia h,,.,,,s, h's. 'y,,ap
tive s.ttl.rs and tovu comuonins are nra-
noripg for n riish
nc '"',' eu, '.''ouD Vi itpnA'i
,oalS' mas iaiie'i l-'ap'liOies' ~'oo',ooo
.ne, ;" - S,' 9Si'p,'u Ina. ."e nahN.
ruP'cS ~ ir"aa'ten'i anu me manager
Mrs ,aihef"h' uhuef arrest AT Ahhapo'
,is' ~ o. cu'i seu WI Tue 'huIu'r % nef
nospa'll' S'oeiiiP'e'i suic'ue hoidaY
ny '"N'nE "' oNeiaoec "i h'"IPhlue Hiiu
cutting "er '"t'aal WIN r"@oI
John Cooper, alias Thorn Is O'Donnell.
mas oeeh sentenced TO me imprisonment at
hard i''por III auburn o,aCe prlsoa Tor
Tue liuruer Vi 'eofSe - CotCIe NJ ohhhe-
a'eies 'u"c'ion' y. l., oh NOV - ihsl.
Master Work man James Hughes, CON
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Hmm. & C. lank.r. and ,atrr-
N4,y yurl b.,,, a,.ttl.d Vim an ..r..#f,f.,,.
i'm t,Il. ,tud f..45,ae5 tns,r,,.-.
=. Ft'". sah'i 7'ii"' Us 'i"ftha35as ."
cedc from itrIg te,--,.,,t uo,Itioa
j.-,.t.=4 from, p....#q4#.=
- - ,li,..'-...
,,r,,,.,.,l 80 f-.4....{ r..,s-,., 4,
m;,ruu,ot. ulaf,f at liz. p,5t-,.a4,ff fI#=5a
"A heel Work - nov, ..-tia.,t,5 ~ .113
600
.r....,#..s4#.. ~
l,.,,. H., '''5 5.'si -.
<lu~ ls1.7la tHe lowe-t figure reached III
many Year.
Til. Renaltje#,o Senatorial e.,aen. b.,.
decided to adnI5t Arizoua. together With
a..tber ttre. r,rrt,.rie. alr.4,ty de.
cidrd upon
In view oil the settlement of the
Egyptian truIble some Of the reinforce
meuts ordered from England TO Cairo
will not be sent
The Connecticut Senate by a vote Of IL
to 10 confirmed the lately rejected nom
iuatiOu Of Prof Baldwin, Of New Haven
70 the Supreme Bench
man i und.r orr.s, T., w. ~
who confcsses to having committed over
100 hurglaries in New York and BROOKLYN
during the past month.
=, il mo-, ,b,.,,.h. ,b.,, o,o,.. -. -.
i,inr..1 -, '',,,rai ,IL -, l.. 49,,
Eastern or Middle States on account of
-.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Secretary of State Foster commends
highly the course pursued by Hon. John
l.. Stevens, Minister at Honolulu, for
the course he pursued and the prompt
ness with which he acted in protecting
the property of American citizens, and
acknom lodging the government i'll pow
or. Mr.. Stevens has had large expert
ence rs minister to foreign countries and
she experience is OF great advantage to
h i'm and the country.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Lots of the people of Canada desire
annexation to the United States, while
the ruling classes AS II rule oppose il.
large political meeting WAS held at
Essex, Ontario last week, discussed the
future of Canada and took a vot' which
resulted rs follows: 70 remain in stat
se quo II, Independence II, imperial
federation 3 political union with the
expression of the prevailing sentiment.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The Somerset Reporter,
A Weekly Republican Newspaper.
J. O. SMITH. f. f. hcNEELIE.
/. o. SMITH & CO, PUBLISHERS,
isq WATER STREET. SKOWHEGAN, NE.
SUBSCRIPTION RArEs;-One year sl.50;
months, rs cts; three months, 81 cts, when
si.75 will be charged if not paid until the
snd OF year.
ENTERED AS sEcoND CLASS MAIL MATTER,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

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ENTERED AS srcoND CLASS MAIL MATTER.
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
THE CLERKS DESK DRAPED.

City Council Adopts Resolutions Respect
ing the Death OF Clerk solomon Hersey.
Four Candidates for the Vacancy.
Last night City Council took appro-
pirate action concerning the death of its
clerk, Solomon Hersey The desk was
drsped in mourning. MessTs. Wainwright,
Ratledge, and Meaney, the Memorial
Committee appointed, reported, a. the
expiration Of a short recess. a series of
resolutions. which we're adopted They
testified to the high character Of the de-
ceased as a citizen and man Of fine in.
tellectual attainment and strong integ-
rity; held him up as a guide for the
coming generation Of young men The
sympathy of Council was extended to
the family; the resolutions ordered
spread upon the minutes and a CODY sent
to the family of the late clerk
Collector Edmund Mitchell Jr, was
allowed 81 125 ard Collector Eugene NJ
Sayers 81 l25 for making assessments
and books
The favorable report of the law com
mittee on the ordinance changing the
paw roll system was adopted
The recommendation of the garbage
crematory site committee that r. Il.
Dllworth's lot at the foot Of Liberty
street be bought for s 500 was adopted.
City Treasurer Adams reported q
balance Of $s4, ,653.99 The receipts ol
the week were $4 000 from Collector
Mitchell and $2,750 from Collector
Sayers
The Stats ordinance forbidding tbs
sale of diseased and premature fruit il
the city market was passed and received
the approval of the mayor.
Mr. Donaho. Democrat asked why thu
committee appointed TO investigate Mea
Inspector Abele's official actions had no
reported. He did not think it righ
to hold club over Mr. Abele's head
Me'srs Ratledge and Stats, Republi
cans. replied that material witnesse
were absent from the city.
There are four candidates for the plac
made vacant by the death of Mr. Hers y
They are Auditors Clerk John Jerem a
dahoney, William S Lednum, W.
Tnxbury and NJ M Child The electio
will not be held until next week
Evening journal., 1893-09-01

Plaza Hotel; E. H. Burman. Hotel Bart
holdi; c. NJ Marcus, Miss NJ 4. Sharp, Hoff
man House. w. B Sharp is Ia New York
buying goods for w B Sharp & CO., and
is stopping at the Hoffman House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bright, of this city,
have returned from trip to Saratoga.
William H Hollett, of this city, is
spending his vacation at Smyrna
Thomas F Dougherty and Miss Marion
Writ, have returned from their vacation
at the sea shore.
Miss Emily Dougherty has returned
from a months visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Clarissa Richards, Of Middletown,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Sadie Phillips, Of this city, has
been visiting in Odessa.
Miss Bertha D. Rambo, Of Whining
ton, is the guest of Miss Anna NJ.
Freeman, in Middletown.
Miss Addie Lingo has returned to this
city from visit to relatives in Middle
town.
Miss Aida Aspril, Of this city, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Vail, at Delaware
City.
Dr. e w. Bipg, of Chester, has been
visiting in this city.
Miss Jennie Logan of Trainor, Pa, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Katie f. Petrv, Of Camden, N. J. +,
is the guest of Mrs Nela ConnOr of this
city. Miss Petry has just returned from
an extended trip to Reading and the
mountains of Pennsylvania She is a
charming young woman and has host
Of friends in this city.
Miss Mary E. Crossley, and William J
Lutz, both Of this city, were married
last evening by Rev David Dodd, at his
residence, No. 1902 Walnut street.
Mrs William Mask, Mrs Mary G..
Thompson, Sherwood Thompson and win
liam Mask, Jr., are visiting friends at
North East and other peninsulal towns.
Miss Elva Carr, of this city, has re
turned from three weeks visit "a
Chestertown, Md.
Miss Mary Messimer is visiting friends
at Trainor's, Pa
Misses Nettie and Carrie Irwin, Of this
city, are visiting friends at Chester
Councilman Harry Smith, Of the
Eleventh ward, returned from New Jer
sey last night, where he had been spend
ing his vacation.
William B Sharp and wife, and Mis-
Mollie r Sharp have returned from
Canada.
George E. Kirkman has returned to tn,
Clayton House after pleasant soiourI
at Richfeld Springs, n Y.
Levy Court Commissioners Scott an,
White were in Wilmington to-day.
Peter L. Cooper, Jr.. is indisposed.
Colonel Il. T. Cooper, register Of will
Of Kent County, was in Wilmington to
day.
Miss Kate Rowand, of Marcus Hook, 1
spending several days with friends i
this city.
Miss Sallie Sullivan, of Wilmington,
visiting friends at Marcus Hook.
Mrs. George S. Lucas has returne
from a trip TO Camden. n J.
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
AN OLD LANp MARX REMOVED.
The Harper's Ferry Tunnel Nearly Fin
fshed.


The Harper's Ferry Tunnel Nearly Fin
ished.
In a few months the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will be BILE TO abandon
the old bridge over the / otomac river at
Harper's Ferry aud its trains will
hencefOrth run over a new double track
bridge of modern construction after
passing beneath Maryland Heights
through a tunnel carved out of the
solid rock. The work of tuuneling was
begun about year ago, and as an engi-
neering feat it is worthy of note The
drilling started at both ends at the same
time. The headings met on July 20,
and we're only half an inch out Of line,
which is considered remarkable In the
way Of engineering
The tunnel will be $50 feet long, 2S
feet wide, and 24i feet high. over %, 2
00O cubic yards of rock ~ere taken out
OF the tunnel and 10000 cubic yards
were blasted in making the approaches.
The bridge piers across the river, of which
there are eight, have been built on four
foot foundations laid on bed rock When
completed the bridge will be forty thre,
feet above the river and the railroad
tracks will be laid at a point seven feet
higher than the highest water eveI
known on the Potomac. The bridge viii
be 900 feet long between abutments
To make room for the new work the
railroad station had to be moved down
about 100 feet, and the old Potoma,
House, which was almost as much Of a
landmark as John Browns Fort, had tC
be torn down.
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
EDON HOWLAND'S BODY FOUND.
Local Authorities Think the Aged and
Wealthy Resident OF 4 ong Branch WAS
Foully Dealt with.


Local Authorities Think the Aged and
Wealthy Resident OF 4 ong Branch WAS
Foully Dealt with.
LONG BRANCH. N. j., Sept THE
body of Uncle" Ed,n Rowland, the
aged and wealthy resident Of this place,
who disappeared after having spent last
Sunday evening with his fancee Miss
Georgian Smith. was found yesterday
floating upon the surface Of the stag.
nant water which has collected in a mari
pit in lonely spot about five miles west
of this town
Local authorities think Mr. Rowland
was foully dealt with Certain persons
are under surveillance and arrests may
be looked for at any time.
The bcdy hsd been in the water for a
considerable time There was deep
cnt, badly confused about the edges,
just above the right eye, which may
have been made either with club or
some iron weapon. Moreover, Il is i'm
possible for either Miss Smith or her
half sister, Mrs Milton Caster both of
whom were with Mr. Rowland during
Sunday evening, TO account Tor his
having wandered so far away.
Both say he was in his usual health
and spirits when he left them at half
past ten o'clock that evening.
He did not say TO Miss Smith on that
occasion he should go for walk, as has
been reported. On the contrary, he told
both her aud Mrs CASTER he was going
straight home There was nothing
unusual in his return BY way Of the
railroad track He invariably used that
path between his boarding house and the
home of Miss Smith
Mr. Rowland never carried much
money about him. His 6ancee says that
frequently when he wanted cigar he
would tell her he would have TO 20 home
to get ten cents. Only eight cents were
found in his clothing to-day. Money,
therefore. was not likely to have been
the motive for the murder. il murder
was committed.
| Again. Mr Rowland had constitu
tional aversion to walking at night. He
was timid. The rustic Of leaf after
nightiall had the effect OF throwing him
into a nervous tremor. Miss Smith /,
sure he never wandered out to the mar
pit.
The supposition is that he was carried
there by his assassin aud thrown int,
one of the half filled holes, his murderer
relying on the loneliness Of the spot I,
secure him from dete ction.
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delawars
wilmington. Delaware

Open daily from y o'clOrk. a. m. until ..
m and ON Tuesdays and Saturdays from TO
y. IN.
Assets, a035, ,B5B.Os
Deposits, SCI, ,3fS 90
surplus, 9I1d,2OO.fb
Interest allowed on deposits OF money for
one or more calendar months at the rate OF
per cent. per annum. Money loaned on
mortgages on real estate.
c. OkGE ". RUSH. President.
j. AUGUSTUS McDAJLLEA. Vice pree't
T.. Il. TAYLOR, . ec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH NJ. MArHER. Auditor.
May I. isaa
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
ON "a hUhit
THE l6Tn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898
At2o'clock d. m

The following de, cribed real state viz:
Beginning az the corner formed by the In
tersociion OF he southerly side Of Four ten IN
street with the oasterly side of hroQme street.
thence easterly along the southerly side OF
Fourteenth street, fifty feet TO a stake, thence
soutlerly parallel with Broome street and
passing through the middle OF division wall
between the house on this LOT and the house
adjoining on the east. lls feet 10 n stake,
thence westerly parallel With Fourteenth
street, hfty feet 10 the cnsterly side OF
hroume street; thence thereby uortherly, us
feet TO the place OF beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may, with a three story
brick dwelling thereon erected.
SELF aud taken IN execution rs the prop
crty of George II. Bates and Elizabeth b
Bates. his wife, mortgagors and Z. C., and 10
be sold by
PIERCE GOULD, sheriff.
Sherln's Onlce, Wilmington, Del. August
B q lSnl
Evening journal., 1893-09-01
NorIcEs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ Monday. September ID. 1873. at 10 o'clock
a. m, application viii be made TO Hon
superior Court In New Castle county. a.
Chambers, for the Incorporation of a society
TO be called The Manning Association" the
object Of which is TO promote social and lit
erary intercourse :. GARLANu,
Attorney for ineorporators,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ saturday. the second day Of September.
A: ID, 1873. at 10 O'Clock, a. m, application
will be made 20 the Honorable lgnAtius G.
Grubb, Associate Judge Of the superior Court
of the State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county. at chambers. for the incornoru-
ton OF company 10 be called Titus
Grain Hulling Machine Company the gen
eral business of which viii be the manufac-
ture ana sale Of hulling and grist mill ma
VICTOR b. wOOLLEY.
Attorney for lncorporators.
NOTICE no COUNTY TAXPAYERS;
- Receiver Of Taxes John 7. Dlckey will
sit az the following places during the month
OF August at dates as stated, for the collection
Of county, poor. road and dog taxes for the
year 1928 During July August AMI sepiem-
Der per cent of
September Wilmington.
September 4-MarshalltOn.
September b-Christiana.
September 6-Cooch's Bridge.
September 7--Towneend.
September S-Wilmington.
| September 0-Sharpless School House.
| September ll-Blackhird
September ~ q l3--New Castle.
september a a. Wilmington. ]
September list. Georges.
September i8--NiddletOWn.
/ September l9-Odessa.
i September 2l-Newark.
| September 2l-Delaware City.
| September 22-kirkwOOd
| September 23-Wilmington.
| September 25-Hockossin.
! September 26-Townsend.
/ September 21-Blackbird.
September 2s-Centreville.
| September - Newport.
September 30-Wimington.
CE.-TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
| ~ City and school taxes for 1855.
The undersigi ed. receivers Of taxes for the
| city of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
streets. during the months OF July and Au.
the morning and from to- IN the afternoon
taxes paid during July there viii be a rrduc
tion Of cents on every dollar, and ali taXei
paid on and after the lst day OF August shal
be payable without deduction aforesaid, and
all taxes unpaid on the lst day n September
shall be increased by the addition Of
| Centum on the amount thereof
EDMUND MITCH IL. JR..
Receiver Of Northern District, including Al
north OF sixth street.
EUGENE NJ. SAYERS
Receiver OF Southern District, including
south Of sixth street.