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REVR CARL LEE.
  He speaks &t Grace. but Is Lambssted by Two Good Democrats.


 Editor GRAPHIC;
 At the request Of several friends. give you an account of the p0pulite speech at Grace, on Friday night the 29th nit. The speaker arrived at the proper hour, and the crowd moved on to the school house. and in short time MT Reub. Carl Lee anntAinced himself and took thestand, and from the first, belab0red the Old Democrat party. He said we had ignored every plank in our platform. but did not try to prove it He went off in q lengthy dissertation on the finan- cial condition of the country, and charged the two old parties with il. He tried to make it appear that the United States government should own and control all railroads, tele- graphs, and in fact. nl public works, and work them according to its own judgment whether it suited the people or not, and said that if we believed that We were as good Pop niists as he wanted; hut it did not take with uS, as will he seen tn the seqHeI
 To prove his doctrine he referred ta several of our best men, such as Jefferson, Madison, Calhoun and Washington. but never once gave il reference to q single one If their poPulite Caesars or Augustuses, and neven had reference to a single Re publican light. He touched very lightly on that party But to come directly to the point. he dla aot warm ID until he came so our straight Democratic a2ket for this county, then his bosom heayed and his eyes flashed and he warmed up all over
 Il this luDeture he wound up, and said anyone could ask him any qnes- tipn the,F wished; but not SC, Mir. q. L. Blackwell took the floor and refuted every charge he made, in a neat little speech of about fifteen minutes, wherein he pointed out to inc audience what brought the Pop ulite speaker here, and that was to disoEga9i2e. enr party and throw fire brands among eur rank and file. and thereby capture some v4te2 the next election; but thanks Il good sense of our people or th his mark. Hurra h f(S.a,y 1. ,e io'sse'
 Afrer Mr. Rl}yAaik&s2 | W hlteFiile Mr. W. r qfqliH was through respondea, ai6sy as called for anC th,,f.;; ;'f,'a,,s. T.av65.s Kly, and l do no a noli4i... n.fli4i ~ heard a speaker get sucl did,4ha whipping in my life. a, bi,. PopuliteS AIr Henry showed and his party, if it may b called suehl ap in all it's phases, an, also what he was here for. and tha was to tifsrapt tue Democratic part, 0f .IeEeerson county; but Mfr Henr, told han and the audience. that " were here to stay and d0dn1t yor forget il. Our TWO speakers wer candidates for nomination to the Leg isiature and did splendid work.
 Instead UfeaPturing single man he made LIS all stronger and bette Democrats than we ever. were. would mcdestly suggest that Mr Rcnb. Carl Lee stump the State. he would. do not know what tn l'emocrats could not do. and ou party weuLl he greater than ever Well. Mr. Editor, have treSpasse, I"nHour patience know. but pardon me for SO doing. l could not help ii l am like Mir. Reub, Carl Lee when h. struck the straight ticket. the suhiec War ms me mp. and l could writ, several more pages, hut not su now
 X. LISTENER.
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BARGAlNsIN cYLEs--The GRAPHIC as for sale Victor and Monarch 'ieycle thew and never been nsedl the retail price of which is Sl25 each. which will be sold at bargain. For, particulars apply to the GRAPHIC office If
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The steamer Engene was a wei. come arrival fVom Memphis xehis morning. She drought in a e9 ,od cargo oi meat, provisions. beer ,apd other thinsa upon which 7he To WI was rnhalag short in. consequence oi ihe t-e-up on the railsoads The boat leaves tomorrow on he, ,.t ,,,, trip to Memphis
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Go to M. Parse X Co. for novel, ie, Sterling silver belts, all ea.syN, ;, S2oO to sss.5oeach. Gold and ~.e ~l ing silver hair rins froln 5o .x.nts ,, s4 each Also anything in tue so '. elfy liae. Sterling inlaisi stAs,D. an i forks gaarnni.ed to wear tw@a1 years, for one-half what d ss,.Y will cost yon ,S
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We mean what we say. We will sell far cash lumber. laths. shingles, doors, windows blinds, hot-heli sash window glass, sash weights. etc, for less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else iI the world Nothing charged tt cash Priees-strictlx ensh. 2Ttf BftFF Cry EFMBER Co
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There will he a meeting of the Hospital Association in the Institute at t:3O Friday. July 6. and all mem bers are requested to bring their monthly dues or send them to this meeting.
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for hahitual alconstipation2 They are perfectly splendid and Il sure cure Sold by Mct'ammon x Son, Pine Bluff. Ark: ] NJ Barrett Sher- Till. Ark
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Special Nnrice

Ne announce the following special reduction in prices: Cuii lumber at $:3 to s per NJ.
 No. dimension lumber. g. 50 per M. z3H BLUFF GIT-- LrMBER Co.
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MT. George Hutteraorth will soon arrive in the city from Yazee City. Miss. and will he the gnest of friends and relatives fer some weeks
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard,

The coolest place in tho ettx Rag lands barber shop. Nice. easy shave, excellent hair cut and a cool breeze all the time, ( 27d3t
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s4osF OR sTolrN-A ladies' 7ts moha pin' set in plain g,saa ha- F Diamond weighed about n. s@ .ls karat. Finder will be reyvsro,,.44 ,b1 returning to C. \. Bloom. as AEer. chants & Planters Bank, o1i thIs nf. ice N questions asked. GGt
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Plantation Diarrhna Mixturegives certain relief Every bottle guaran teed Try it. Sold by McCammen X Son. Pine Bluff Ark. ! NJ Barrett, SherrilI Ark
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Miss Emma Hyslop is visiting friends in Little Rock.
k your life worth 50 centso

Dumb Chill Ague!l Coniestiye Ghill.ti Death.!l This is the eyolu- ton of your chilly sensation. llan- tatinn Chill Cure will cure yon Sold by McGammon & Son. Pine Bluff, Ark . | NJ Barrett. Sherrill. Ark.
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2l1 400 boxes of Japanese Pile Cure were sold in 1893 i'll the United states II is anld with written guarantee to cure or money refunded, Dewoody < t'O.. Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Dewoody X Co, druggists, Pine Bluff, Ark. recommend Johnson Magnetic Oil, the great family pain killer, internal and external Sl size, 50c; 50os size a5c
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The marriage announced 10 take place in Tuesday evenings s GRAPHIC that nis hi did not materialize. Fur thef' than this ft k nor necessary to gaN
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Woman why lpse your freshness and beanty through chills, bilious ness and general debility? Try Plan ,ation Gull Cure. Sold by McGam- fssssll& Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; J. NJ, Barrett. Sherril, Ark.
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Furnished rooms from 2a to 5O cents by Nick Nerret over the Two Brothers Saloon. corner Main street and Third av4nue. 64tf
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Air, N E Jackson, of Toronto, is in the city.
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Miss Bab MeeSebee. assistant in the postoffice, spent yesterday with friends in Little Rock,
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Iniamed, itching, burning, crusty and sealy skin and scalp of infants soathed and cured hy Johnson E Oriental Soap. Dewoody X eo,, Pine Bluff Ark.
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Mir. Joffh Temple left this afternoon for n visi ta relatives in Virginia where he will spend the summon.
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The many friends of Mrs. Rev. J R. Moore, who has been quite sick, will I3e tlad to know that she is much beftei. and fast improving.
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Call al the New York Original Racket nnd let Mrs. Florence show you those very cheap hats. 29-3t
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Ladies, if yoH want pure delicate soap for tho complexion, druggists will always recommend Johnson s Oriental Medicinal Toilet Soap. De woody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark
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FoR RENT--The six-roomed cot. tage adjoining my residence. Apply to k. NJ. Knox. , l1tf
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It cents in cash huys extra heavy No. , re-proof lamp chimney at Fox < Owen. 65tf
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Ne will positively charge no goods to anyone, hut the cash will huy bargains at Fox X Owen. 65tf
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The Democratic County Central committee met at l o'clock r. n. to- day f0 cnnvass the returns of last Saturdays primary
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Plantation Sarsaparilla and 1odide Potash ia simply wonderful in it's ef- Sects. and small size only 90 cents Sold bv MeCammon x Son, Pine Bluff. Ark J NJ. Barrett. Sherrill. Ark.
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Aqqqneiation AeadeHW inndncted by the Sisters Qf GharitY. af Nazareth, is a home institution and sonree of general reyenne to the city by its BRO pupils It's exhibition lately given at tke Onera- house and It's display at the Worlds Fair afford sufficient evi- depea of it's character. Why then send young ladies away from tkpir homes and such a school he~e.e T2tf.
 Work has been sasGded on the new Presbyter,,&n eRnfch for sey. er'i days beeaQse'of a strike in s'o granifa uafrles. near Little os,. sn' FaS strike is now over, but 'in ,'",n oo' aeonence of the strike on the Misse,.', c",., Pacific railway tho contl~ ,ct,,r., ,,,,'., ", unable to get the grs nite ,s sh,,',, "e', here. 'nilINSi
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Mrs J. K. Walker and family and Miss Emma Mann left yesterday for a visit to Tennessee. where they will spend the summer.
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< l3o to Nick Veret for q nice, cool
 Sn1 nleaga1t room over the two : jrotkers Saloon. Prices. 9 and D r 64tf
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AIr. Raie Hicks leaves this after noon on business trip to Maysha1, Tex.
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Nr. |. T. Renfrow. of Rison, is 1T the city
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When you feel tired, lazy and gen erally no account cleanse YoHr blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potaah. and start your liver with Plantation Pills Sold by McCammon & Son, Pine Bluff Ark j. I. M Barrett. Sherlill. Ark
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Air, Ed, Hanf leaves Saturday for Eastern sunlmer resQrts.
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2 Do you know that you can save as
 much as 9 per cent. of ynur money
 by spending it with Fox X Owen? They sell for spot cash. You save the hook-keeper and collectors sal ary. Golf
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BORN

Voss-To Mr. and Mrs. r-nfl y.,s. on Wednesday, July 4, 1sss. a hours. ing baby girl. -
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For all kinds of staple and fancy groceries call on l.. F. Goldsmith's
 51ltf
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Cheap. cheap ladies hats Ut the Original New York Racket Store. 8i
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Ladies trimmed or untrimmed hats this week. It the Original New York Racket 293t
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A reputable merchant cannot af, ford to urge and guarantee q worth less article Plantation Chin Cure is sold and guaranteed by Mefamman X Son. Pine Huff. ArkS l NJ. Bar rett, Sherrill. Ark,
 New potatoes at l.. E. 6oltlsmiths <
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One car of Georgia watermel 0ns just received at
 If L. E. GOLDSMITH.

Mir. wm Quincy Adams, of the GRAPHIC. is quite sick.
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Capt. R. K. Adams. of Noble Lake is in the city,
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Don't ask fer goods to be charged or yon will be refused, but bring your money along with you and just see how much yon can buy of Fox X Owen for such small amount of cash. 65ti
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Mr. F. 4 Woodfin. pf the Pine Bluff Mercantile Company. leaves in few days for the eastern markets
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4-EQ~U-AL-12.

Le FesG weeks. hV o49 method of teach ing 66Q f- ,ecpiug'is ,S4uat rO twelve weeks by The 2{ai style, Positions guaranteed under ce@&AiA eonditiQas. BesI patronized Busi- ness College VI the south; 590 students in at tendance tfle East year, Eleven teachers. SashGlLg fSthe educational center Of the South, Iheap board No vacation. Enter any time. Home sfudy We have recently pre- pared books on 1a9k-keeping, Shorthand aqd Penmanship especially ada ptable to haqe study, Nothing like them eyer issued before sent On 90 days trial. Our free iIlussEa ted e0-page catalogue will explain all. Send, f94 Ii noW. haAgGH0S's PRACTICAL BUsIN kSs CoLLEGE AND SCH00I. OF SHoRgR.SSg ANy TELEGtAPHY, Nashville, Tenn = J hook ime pay 53 cash for a xapei eies IS fepoFted 10 Us provided we tsts tl.. sfs, eis
 All If
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H. Heineman, Milwaukee. writes .Onr box Japanese Pile Cure has cured me of q ease of twenty eight years standing after being treated by New York $ best physicians De woody & Co. Pine Bluff. Ark.
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$5O,OOo in Prizes
 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS,

\ prize certificate issued and num- hered in the same order as paid sub scfiptiOns are received will be sentsby return mail. If not found satisfac- tory, return it and money will he re- funded. Send $1 50 for years snb- scriptiOn at once and seenre one of the largest prizes.
 THE AMERICAN HOME JOURNAL, aSo pEA hsORN ST" CHICAGO.
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How ta get b4 Pounds of Granulated Sugar
 for 1.50,
sugar for Sl.5l

Every purchaser of the followine bill Of goods will get 50 pounds q s,,ora,. s.,. a1 -0
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That
 Headache!

You have sick headache occasion- ally, with sour stomach and billions ness. This all comes from a sluggish action of the liver
 There are three things YOU can do You can take liver pills which cleanse the whole system ont but leave you weakened and exhausted Or vou can consult a physician, which is a rood but expensive plan Now there k A third and better course. You can have the physician advice and his remedies oofh for 2se.
 Ask your druggist for Ran0u,s Tonic Liver Pills. He will give you two boxes. of medicine. These boxes contain exactly what every leading doctor prescribes. You frst take a RamOn,s Fill which opens the bowels easily and natural. ly, without violence. You then take the NaInOn's Tonic Pellets daily for fortnight.
 They contain powerful Tonic and bioou Further. which makes new 4 creature of you At the same time thev keep the bowels mildly active Try it AssH dealers. or mail. for 25c boxer a1 %. 16oWN MFG. CO. New York. For Sale by Alton Walker
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.. JULY ). 1891.
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small lots, regardless of cost, in every de- partment, We have odds and ends which we will close very low.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR INTEREST.

Growth OF the Union Society - Final
Arrangements for tho Convention at
notwithstanding Christian Endeavor
Events.
Side by side with the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor has
grown up the Junior Society of Chris
tan Endeavor. 1t is surely as impor-
tant as the Young Peoples Society, for
where if not from the children, are we
to get the Christian people of few
wears hence. The value of trained
workers is recognized in every depart
.nent of work and the great need of the
church to-day is just along this line.
The Junior Society is the same in prin-
ciple as the Young Peoples Society and
in it the children are taught how to do
Christian work. The last year has been a
marked period for Delaware in junior
work. The United Society of Christian
Endeavor offers beautiful badge ban
ner for the proportionate gain in the
number of junior societies formed in
one year in any one State. Since the
Montreal convention the Endeavorers
of this State have worked actively, and
in July came home from Cleveland with
the banner. Now we want to keep it
for another year. Within the last month
two new Junior societies have been
formed, one at Second Baptist Church
and one at Second Baptist Mission.
The final arrangements have now
been made for the convention at Milford.
The Endeavorers will leave on Thurs
day, October 25th at 4.27 p. M, and
come home Friday night on a special.
The tickets will be $3.50, procurable by
an order obtained from Mr.. j. II. Whit
ney. The convention sermon will be
preached by Rev. Mr.. Tracy of Phila-
delphia. At the last convention it was
agreed that to meet the expenses of the
State work each Endeavorer be asked to
contribute ten cents. A number of So
cieties have responded, hut some have
not and the State Secretary would like
to hear from them.
The new officers of Hanover Society
are: President, William +. Jochen;
| Vice President, William d. Griffith;
Recording Secretary, Miss Josephine d.
Frock; Corresponding Secretary. Victor
Butcher; Treasurer, Miss Margaret Four
aker; Chairman of Lookout Committee,
Miss Mary Grandel; Chairman of
Prayer.meeting Committee, Miss Martha
| Crawford; Chairman OF Pastors Aid
Committee, Miss Bertha Harlan; Chair
man of Social Committee, Miss Belle j.
Crawford.
On Wednesday evening last the
society of Second Baptist Mission was
very pleasantly entertained by Miss
Fighter, returned missionary from
China, who gave an interesting talk on
her work in the Flowery Kingdom.
COMING CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR EVENTS.
Oct. 30.-A meeting of the local union
to be convention rally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25

the platform. Mr.. Nields began by
eulogizing upon the merits Of several of
the Democratic candidates, and stating
that he was not "calamity-howler,"
although he continued and "howled"
tive-sixths Of the time he was on his
feet. After he had told what he knew
the orchestra played another selection
and gave Boss Downey" an oppor-
tunity to awake those of his little band
who had fallen asleep during the dis
cussion.
Mr.. Townsend followed in a very
eloquent appeal for votes and told the
little tale about the Western farmer
who could not shear his sheep and look
it in the face with a clear conscience on
account of the price he got for the wool,
which has without a doubt been told
ever since the first Republican cam
paign speaker stepped foot upon a plat
form. Otherwise Mr. Townsend's re-
marks were simply rehearsal of what
is heard a. every Republican meeting.
After he had finished the orchestra
struck up again and those who had re-
manned until the show was over went
home, it is safe to say, with greater faith
than ever in the doctrines and principles
of the Democratic party.
1t is the custom, it is understood, to
hold meeting in Hamtown every Fri.
day night, when the Republican Club
meets mere SO that the colored people
may not make themselves too conspicu-
GUS at the club room, but 1t was proba-
bly, not done last night, for there was
quite number of colored people pres
ent. Local orators furnish the thunder
for these Hamtown "overhow" meetings
and there is no telling what it falls to
the lot of the colored residents OF that
place to listen to.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
Something About James Boyd.

CLAYMoNT, Oct. 19.--One of the most
remarkable men in Brandywine hun
bred to-day is James Boyd, who lives
with his son ON a farm near the Practical
Farmer Hotel Mr.. Boyd was born at
New Market, Kent county, Md, on the
22d day of November, 1910. He will,
therefore, be 81 years of age on the ED
of next month. Mr.. Boyd has been a
hard working man all his life, living
mostly in Cecil county, but for years in
lsrandywine hundred. He is u most
interesting conversationaiist. He has
raised family of eight children with
three boys and three girls now living.
His oldest son was killed at the battle
of Gettysburg. Mr.. Boyd was thrown
down by a horse he was leading, three
months ago, and dragged some distance,
hut has fully recovered. He walks to
Chester or Wilmington whenever he
feels like it, and all his life has been a
great walker. His mind is as clear as
bell, and although he had used tobacco
Tor IS years, he quit it entirely five
years ago, as it seemed to disagree with
him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
The "Grand Old MANI of America.

Editor Gazette d Journal: Having read
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard's speech in
EVERY EVENING, l beg a space in the
columns of your worthy paper to refer
to it. Whilst | am neither Democrat
or Republican (being lady and not
dabbling in politics) l cannot help adj
hiring Mr.. Bayard as noble, true
hearted American citizen.
Well may Delaware be proud to be
able to send so worthy a man as Am
bassador to the Court Of st. James. 1t
has often been my opportunity of seeing
our noble statesman while he resided in
this city, and when looking at him 1
would often say to myself Thomas F.
Bayard is worthy of being called the
"Grand Old Man" of our native coun-
try, America. A LADY ApMIRER.
WILMINGTON, October goth, 1894.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.


Fifty-elght years of efficient work and
progress is the record of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., Wilmington, Del,
and neat folder of Photographic views
illustrating the development of their
works has just been issued, in which the
attention of ship owners and masters
who have vessels entering the Delaware
is called to their dry dock and ship yard
which is located on the Christiana river,
three miles from the Delaware, 29 miles
below Philadelphia ana 72 miles from
the Delaware Capes. Their dry dock, $40
feet long, is constantly manned by a
large force Of skilled workmen, and in
the repair as well as the building line
the facilities of this yard command very
much work that would otherwise go to
dhiladelphia or come to New York.
The New York office of the company is
at No. lis Broadway, and the London
Office at Eastwood House, Old Broad
street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25
TIE TAssELL OUPLICATE.
The Charges Based Upon an Obsolete
Election Law.


In its attack upon Collector John IT.
Dickey for not handing duplicate tax
receipt to Edgar Tassell of st. Georges
hundred, the Morning NeWs produces, in
support of its position law which is
obsolete for over year.
Section 81, chapter 10, of the Laws
of Delaware, which is the part of law
enacted April, 1878, has been superseded
by the Five Commissioners bill.
he existing law affecting the case and
which fully warrants the county collee-
tors position in the circumstances is
found in section 10, chapter 90, of the
Laws of Della ware, which say:
That upon the personal application of
any taxable whose tax has been pnid, q
duplicate receipt shall be given for his or
her taxes upon its being shown that the
receipt for such taxes has been lost, mis-
laid or destroyed.
The person who asked for the dupli-
cate was not Mr.. Tassell, and that per-
son gave the county official no inforina-
ton such as is required under the law
as stated
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25

Specialcorr

SpeclaI NVFrtBpOnuenCt OF ValBEIe anu IuJIHaI
NEWARK, Oct. 20.-The registration
in White Clay Creek hundred shows a
total of 1856 qualified voters-66l whites
and 1876 negroes. The Democrats claim
clear majority of so votes. The indie
pendent movement, headed by ex-
Speaker Donahoe, has no weight here
and Mr.. Bancroft will receive the entire
Democratic vote in this hundred. The
workers in each party are making a
close canvass and u full vote will be
polled. The Democrats are enthusiastic
and determined that White Clay Creek
shall increase the usual majority. Pre-
parations are being made for large
turnout next Wednesday night, to hear
Senator Gray and Mr.. Salisbury.