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The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
Thomas passed thxee days, last week, in New York City.

AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 K. A. Wildman has been at Windsor and Hartford receiving tobacco, this week. He went to Hartford on Monday night.
 Clarence Lathrop, an employe of Wild mans tobacco warehouse, has been hav- ing painful experience with an ulcer sted tooth.
 H. o. Warner will open his warehouse, next Monday, for the asserting of seed leaf tobacco. He raised large crop himself and will have . lot come in from the Connecticut valley. Later in the season he may buy Havana as in preyi- ous years.
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J o III N w A N A M AZ E R
 Broadway Fourth Avenue Ninth Tenth NEW
in the New Milford poste flee, as clerk for Postmaster Anthony.

A. B. Bogert, E. R. Chapin, I. Stern o. Bur gel, A. J. Lane, P. A. Watson, A. L. Philips, H. M. Rogers, R. N. King w. s. Morton, New York.
 James Bell, A. F. Lincoln, w. F. Chip man, J. H. Gould, Fl. l.. Hayden, D. J. Bowling, W. G. Scott, W. M. Osborn, Edward Moran, New Haven.
 Charles F. Bennett, w. Fl. LsHomme dieu, George H. Hawley, H. G. Sco6eld, Bridgeport.
 G. F. Baker, E. c. Platt, J. A. Jame g, Hawleyville.
 William Britton, M.. B. Lane, Kent. J. E. Baine, Millerton, N. Y.
 A. N. Williams, A. l.. Brown, c. M. Judd, Hartford.
 G. W. Hoyt, John Leonard, Danbury. W. F. Hurlburt, Winsted.
 K. H. Hildreth, B. F. Blaney, Spring. field, Mass.
 D. s. Brinsmade, Shelton.
 c. H. Landers. D. D. Burns, W. J. Bean, Charles R. Sutter, E. A. Hemin- way, Elmer K. Hopkins, H. K. Grant Boston, Mass.
 H. O. Averill, Washington.
 W. s. Fenwick, Poughkeersie. N. Y. W. M. Kerkhoff, Chicago, Ill.
 K. J. Pagan, LeRoy, N. Y.
 MT ard Mrs J. s. Wing, South Dove r, N. Y.
 John Setzer, Millerton, N. Y.
 A. F. Caskey, Detroit, Mich.
 c. Crossman, Northville.
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Pretty Work Boxes

A large variety of them suitable for holiday gifts. The pretty boxes themselves come from England and Germany. We fill them with sewing utensils of the best quality from our own stock; or we will fill them to your order. Prices begin at soc for children's work boxes, then 6Oc, s., $l. 50, $l.75, $3 up to $lO.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
AMONa THE BORsRMRN.

AMONG THE RORSEMEN.
 "Pop," the genial manager of Yale Boy, has traded his fine and sty fish gray mare with John Hannon for his very nice bay mare which can make good time. "Pop" says that as everyone about town is getting trotter he doesn't pr oppose to be left behind and that he has good one now! It is rumored on Bank street that he has sent out challenge to the owner of "Minnie IT," for race just @ soon as the snow f1ies.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Dr Knowles has returned from a months stay with her daughter, Mrs Irwin Futile, of Southbury.
 The dogs have visited J. leRoy Bucks sheep again, this week. During the past season they have killed six and injured five, so 1t was necessary to kill them. Mr Buck has recently put in naptha engine for general farm use.
 Carleton Smith has moved into c. H. Lewis' house. MT Lewis has moved to New Milford.
 Miss Jessie Chipman has entered upon her duties as saleslady in the store of O.. Fl. Booth, in New Milford.
 John H. Quinn of Newtown has taken q position as fo raman of the New Milford house stables.
 Gotlie b. Weiss has bought the lot for merly occupied by MT McNamara's elevator. now owned by Noble Bennitt, and will erect blacksmith and carriage shop on the property.
 Attorney Henry Sanford has been quite seriously indisposed with an attack of rheumatism.
 H. D. Hine has been unusually busy with the photograph work and has many orders for the Christmas season. There is nothing better than photographs for a Oh ristmas gift and MT Hine will pay especial attention to orders desired for this purpose.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
Queen Mary Perfumes

The delicious purity and fragrance of the Queen Mary products, all prepared especially by our experts, renders them peculiarly suited for gifts to people of taste. The preparations are handsomely put up. Some attractive details: Extracts "Sisi'' and "Florodoro," 4 OF, ,,e, ,k
 oz.. 55c; three new edors "L'Airlon." Y oz.,
 ssc.; rH oz:. 6oc; Royal Irish Bouquet" ' oz.. Double Violet Toilet Water a new odor, soe. ST and ST. 30 bottle.
 Lavender leaves. in pretty baskets. 15c.
 Dogs horses and birds. in decorative metal, carry- ing bottles to hold perfumes. 35c each. Assorted Toilet Waters. by the ounce. roc. Assorted Extracts by the ounce. a5c to fill fancy
 bottles of your own choosing,
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Dainty NECKWEAR

The prettiest and newest ideas in neckwear for women may be found here. The follow ing mention may contain Christmas hint for you.
 Pretty Stocks. The Blanca. a beautiful stock. in popular coors. trimmed with gold buttons and brad ST. Others from soc to $4. 50. Crepe de Chine Ties. Plain. hemstltched, s5c to $I.a5. Prettlly trimmed with lace ends. $r.1s. ST. 90 and S1.75.
 Liberty Scarfs. in delicate evening shades. s1.ss to $3.7s.
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Good gloves here too, for 79c pair
 We are giviog most artistic Glove box free of charge with every three pairs of gloves at any brice, or with every pair of Gloves you buy that costs $l.98 or more. They're pretty enough to buy outright and keep on your dresser.
 Made of heavy, rough finished French
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Decorated LAMPS

The cheerful glow of lamp-ight adds much to the comfort of the home on winter evenings This tells about rare occasion to obtain hand some lamps at third to half below value All lamps are beautifully decorated, with large globes to matcn.
 Ss. worth $6-Squat shape: pretty floral designs
 on tinted grounds; with 1I-n. globe.
 S. worth s7.so-Squat shape; fancy gilttrImmines
 with handles; handsomely decorated with roses
 peoples. etc, on rich grounds; with II-n. globe. S7.so worth S1o to S15-Lsrgs bodies squat or
 high. mounted on heavy brass bases; handsome
 floral decorations on dark ground; Is-in. globe.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
E an cy Stationery

These packages of fine stationery make ad- mirable yet inexpensive Christmas presents. They are attractvely put up in prettily deco ted boxes.
 asc-H quire each of blue and gray paper in 2 styles. with envelopes. Pretty design on box. 3oc-H qure each of blue and white paper 2 sizes; with envelopes fancy tox.
 5oc-I quire each of azure and white paper, with envelopes box decorated with attractive figures. 75c-Box of Wed gwood' paper. with any initial design.
 25c-Iaffeta silk paper. in various delicate shades. Isc-PrettN box containing quire of gray bond
 paper with envelopes to match.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
IN sECREr sOc1ETy c1Rcrvs

IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., will elect officers at it's regular communication, next Tuesday night.
 Fred L. Bennett, who has had 8 posi-. ton with an electric light concern at Norwich. has given up his position and is passing few weeks with his parents. He has had flattering offer of position at Austin, Tex, but it is doubtful if he will accept it.
 The annual meeting of the New Mil ford National Bank occurs on January 8. The volume of business transacted by this village institution surprises many bank men from the cities. The secret probably lies in the able management of the institution and the courteous treat ment accorded everyone from the man worth $40O, ,000 down to the humble citi. zen with 8 small balance of. $5O.
 Editor Joshua Bolles of the excellent Ga zette has his new press set up. It is a secondhand Tay Tor press, in excellent condition and capable of doing first-class work.
 c. W. Everett, the we'll known Corn. wall Bridge miller and feed dealer, passed . night in town. recently, the guest of c. N. Hunt. He was enroute from New York to Cornwall Bridge with four horses he had purchased.
 Dr R. N, Todd, New Ailford's well- known veterinarian, has had a most pe- culiar case under his care in Bridgewater. The horse belc ngs to John Keeler. In some way the horse got cast, pulling the halter sharply against the wind pipe, in which position the animal remained all night. The horse came to, but an ab. scess developed under the wind pipe and very difficult to reach. The horses throat swelled to enormous size, and the doctor decided on an operation. It was successful and the horse is almost entire- ly we'll, but Dr Todd says he never saw case like it before in all the years of his experience as 8 veterinarian.
 Mics Jessie, daughter of Edgar F. Hawlev of Shelton, has taken a position
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Christmas Percale Dress Patterns.

Neatly banded with our own labels, every pattern ordered and selected person ally by our buye-. The Percale' is the BEST made. Each ia a full dress pattern 10 yds, and each is pretty pattern,-$1. .25 pattern,
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
MRS LAMIRA CLARK.

The body of Mrs Lamira Clark was brought from New Haven for burial on Friday, Rev F. A. Johnson officiating at the grave. She was ss years old and was the widow of the late Amos Clark.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
Carpet Sweepers

0sS3 H0e - voS1
 We had our Holiday Carpet Sweepers made to our order, 50 doa't buy auybody's until you've been here. Our buyer has ideas of his own on the Carpet Sweeper question and he says he's got the best on the market. See what he has to say, it's always well to listen to the experts story. Morris Chairs.
 Inventing them was enough in itself to make William Morris famous if he did solid comfort in an inexpensive one as in the most luxuriously priced chair you could buy-beauties at $5.9S and hand,
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
ORMAN W. MARSH.

Oman w. Marsh of Wellesville, whose death occurred on Wednesday, was 53 years of age. He is survived by a wife and five children. The funeral was at- tended on Friday, Rev J. F. Plumb ( fiji. ciating.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
Come To
 Toytown. Our Stores Are One Big Holiday Fair.

Then, too, we want you to see our decora- tions. Christmas is in the air, here, sure, from the remotest corner of these great stores to the toy fair in the basement.
 You know we like you to come and visit, don't forget that-You'll buy sometime. In some stores they bother you so you can't look about in comfort. We think a large partof our success is due to the fact that we give you the freedom of our stores. So comeand stay as long as tis your sweet will.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
HOUSEKEEPERS DEPT.

darling and novel hape bon bon baskets bakets cn baskets for 20 c with prices ranging styles prices $2
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

somer ones at SIC. 50;
 Morris (hair here that we're having 8 Cushions all valour and chair of solid oak with claw feet.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
CLOVES.

Away embarrassing friends irresponsible 0oves isn't 1t? Th,e sought after Glove M the made Dollar So them without mis- giving.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

MEMBERS OF THE HATTIE BUMaARrEN
 ASSOCIATION
 Reading THE BEE.-The man in the Center is Supposed to Be Representa- tive Elect K. J. Rungerford, Vice President of the Club, and an Esteemed and Popular Resident of the Town.
 The members of the Hattie Bumgarten association are in high feather, having received their new silk hats from New York. They are of the latest Dunlap tyle and like the men who wear them "are just too sweet for anything"
 SHE ANNUAL MASONIC BALL.
 The. annual ball under the auspices of St Peters lodge, F. & A. M., will occur on December 19, at Roger Sherman hall, and as in previous years, will be social success. Five hundred invitations have been issued and the tickets will be $1, admitting gentleman and ladies. Wild. man'a atehestra of seven pieces will fur nish music sand Charles Planz, will do the honors as prompter. The lodge is for. tunate in having a strong committee in the persons of E. J. Emmons, F. M. Will. liams, F. K. Soule, J. l.. McEwan, V. P. Staub, Dr B. E.. Bostwick, K. J. Sturgea, J. E. HunRerford, H. D. Hine and H. E Kilborn. It is intended to make the gathering pleasant, informal affair. IL is expected there will be Q good attend. ance of Masons from adjoining towns.
 Miss Neelie Morebouse is visiting hel brother at Poughkeepsie and will alsc visit at Kingston, N. r., before her re turn.
 Mrs Hubert Thomas and Miss Eugi.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

cartridge paper in dull, dark rose, old blue pale green and deep violet, each box em- blazoned in dull gold feur.de-lis, and the word "Gloves," picked out in the same effect.
 Warm lined Gloves for men, women and children, with prices at 25c pair.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., will elect officers at it's regular communication, next Tuesday night.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

Mems Six Taffetta, close rolling Um- brellas, made on Paragon frame and steel rod with imported sterling Silver trimmed boxwood handles, with silver swedge, coy CT to match, genuine $3 Umbrella and you've never had better value,
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The sun., 1900-01-10

VIXEN il lie remembered that the victories
were achieved in spite ot the opposition
of Mr.. Higgins, aud 4 large contingent
Of those Who follow hs read. And how
vastly different wauid il appear today
II every maj calling nimstli Kepubti
can had aided the marty With fhc uld
time enthusiasm, anI then shared it'll
tn glory winch Waa great enough tlr
Ril
Mr.. Higgins attributes Democratic de-
feat 70 divisions ii the Democratic party:
but he fails I'll state THAT Democratic di-
vision was largely discounted aad coin-
pe nsated fot hV lhe additions t. ita non.
ma vote bY ttc Fc din. b tiers many
MI rhsm r.aattr hrs, e5tJtls I'LL aft -.i
tlLi party t!e ;.ll. 4-a to can lIen.
tiaA III tAe i..a. tdat tile Republican
party was 4,o divided, 4uG shorn u
udcn III lts Inherent strength by those
iapses rom Political grace
lie Auts lh Qsg.AaA i cxatnireJ
the stronger tAN ptooi that Delaware i,
ro ipngef Democratic; and Viii il come,
the agretaale tact LAat TINS III tcal hp
heaval ana revrrsi. III former existing
conditions, stands t9 tne e4erlast.a III,
credit ~ tile Unicn Republican part,
ana ~ iny5hei5a ieaaers H-aear
III Democratic S'ofr raaa Mr. aig
ar fal ap; ". artu made R-
publican St-te ~ spite III Higgins.
The sun., 1900-01-10
.I-t.a,l AcG5TlR WINS
FROM GEORGE DIXON.
Cosored Lad Drops the Championship n
Title in q Hard, Honest Fight In
New York Last Night
I By eIcclal Dlsna.cn y The eur

BY eteclal pispa.ch n The sun.
Aee York I4u 9-i tie arena oi
the Broatfwsy atr sta 6sb tonight
,iei.ye MT. II, ieatheraeigAt champion
III tie world, dropped ill., title ID the
clever haSrr sereacr Mctilrern Ii was
Gati End ho oe.t contest, aud Was
marked by the great endurance ot the
t.o pngiiisis, Although Dixon lost he
| showed tight = THE end and was cheered
Tor his pluck az lie left the arena de.
fcated champion He fought well and
lard but Terry was too much for the
coored lad.
BQta men were confident, and Dixon
said before entering the ring, II will
1 show en- tnat / am still the George
Dixon II old lie did show up we'll
but the bout brought forth the fact that
there was a "McGoyern ot the new who
excelled George Of the Old
DixoA realized that McGoyern was the
best yonngster he bad ever faced, but
such q succession Of victories has the
Ichampion won hc had tuiI confidence in
mis- ability to again carry of the .asre1s
Hr was beaten but not tisgraced.
Inc eighth rluud Id which McGcyern
knocked hl- man ont or as good a.
knocked lttH out, and Won tie cham.
p.oEshlp IL ne word 3as 0t member
and opened NTH . cliAch. Dixon then
swung "a neck .nd Mac put left Oh
stomach which was followed by George
clineAing Dixon was thrown To tile
floor. but Terry assisted Him 10 lis feet
lgain. Dixon again clinched hrt rcity
beat Hin ofi and faorri l.f1n. fr~rn
grt lib and again Wac pHt iini ln tte
/ mat With i fet ~, 'r-sr +r.~-~-Eth niTaa
to5k tLe. benefit ithc count. Mhrn ft
, regalned hz i-et lie attempted to ctinch.
I but Mac Wnnid not have Il that wAy. tt
. beat him tiff with drives III tie stomach
and poor George vent down agaia Witt
right hook Nj iaW Dlxon vas yerl
! groggy ana Terry drove INN down wtl
! icit ana right on INV. b.xnn took tt,t
!. init but Haz beaten man. Twice more
> Mac tioored Dixon and his second,
7 tus-rd Tip tle sponge 10 token 81 defeat
y rIe defeated champion staggered Il
4 hss corner and Mcti1vern walked owe,
1 inl ,Aa1S llnd- WITH Dy#u ana toC
\ tia NJ 'tau glst.. !4i!l tAe .ar!ett tlslt
AZ iis career.
The sun., 1900-01-10
y -
Twenty-finh Anniversary.

At tie next cnmmrnceWrnt exercises
III tie Wilmington Iiigh scHoQ il il pro.
posed " celruralt ttt t~eq.y-fifth ami.
Sersary III the -ralaatioI title fta c!a +.
iruu4 ttir institution
PrnciHa I. II Berlin 0i tie High
callll Interested in THE celebration +!
ths anniversary BV tGt tiext com.
ueaeNMert av-r Y0 graduates w,lI
hage gone 5lt iroa the Iligh school,
mast nhem Lave made excellent re.
ords Tte members .of the tirst class Il
graduate WpIr
Harry Hgg4ay hilary Jo!n New
berry CafsHril, Lilburne Chandler
Charles Ad"r Hickman. Clarence cart
wrgh, Jackson l,iciarI Henry Keenan,
Jatn DAME kariz, Joseph fia!nes Mar
saal j8tn Robinson Moore. Jane.
IlarMet Re, WEiam i-pg ScDtt. SaiIie
q. Ese Llzlr Ca1k, lds Ielan, Anne
Il N.cnota. Ida p4fkifs, Anne Raud.
E..sny aad Eta WuHaston.
The sun., 1900-01-10
Erents Tonight.
KnIght. n 81 LaNrence.

Knights 81 81 Lawrence
delaware GCuGC,l &. y l.
Temple Lodgr A. W II Mason Hal.
hrt-tlan & IL tsf
Iron dnGld Is rniaii.
MI .atIgb u ice Gl.u
Elle II ok tctlssG4 iti !
NllTGuFtotN Gnt4tiEIt. + F
Ciga maEers ttraati n4l GAnn.
Delaware Lntg.. ~. q IL.
OSaga file.I. y Il VI
NDa4ghte-s ~ Lev 4 Z q. At
Wilmington 2 vi.ldn Z Il 4 ST lAi 81,
Eau1eyil-, nDcs-taitf-.
f.tx 4 dga Q. q. 5tas NC Hat
2heetaau P9t y. Aiuth aud Knl
.reeis
Aore iodse. 4 B q. t.. add Fellow, Tal
oneutaI L5dpe al l. -03 king strert
Fttnkdn Circle b. 81 4. Fourth aud kim
champion J.odse i tp. 7ol King Tree,
De aHfra LeuHc!. g, A,M fdu:tl ana
,sami i aa R.n.to q ii. oda Fslov.
E iI
ou-s iLea aemocra.r c.45 IL Markei
myth citcle ladle. otthe 8. 4. x. Third ala
:, sri-al Iensaa society. u. ! German
And-er coaact Los. ca Flna ard
Nattahoou 1rtoe i.o. i n Red Meu, VIE.
wan
..a calvary taranareat 4. d Il J. and u
ar q retAishaa Lodge ! 9 I s2a Orange
conf 1lro u .M rden nan.
The sun., 1900-01-10
PROPOSALS.

BR9P0-At EUR THE ELECTION AND
4 ttFuss 0i gRl bbg- aaG DIAL within thc cltJ
IL iWtlmiaEttH.
sealed proposals wiil ~ received "a the coua.
eil chamltt Gity Hal u'fsF- FL ftrst aei
ENESING January llth, at7 20 o'clock, for THE
& 'eptsan and removal % ~ gurtaRc ana dial
W III cltS CfN HlIEtCu I Il u, Term u thre,
tears hegniife trtra iyi>t 900
The city W!4! tc DIVIDED INTO fur districts, d.
follows
n i district, d. that part ~ the estyse~et,o of
Market street and south IL :! xth street.
S'cati district, a3l that art Il the City north
Oi II IN stree aud takt III Market sfCgt.
Ihir! distitgt all tAai p1Et attGe g3ty west oi
Mar sct sttert -ud sauta { -{gta street
taufA district al that fari Il thc uitY west III
hAtsNt street. aHd feE R50! -iNtA .ttsrt
tgri1caltQn- aud hapk iaEms III tids win
h.Ni acrt miaAA!ng ttp satle, can lit hAi al u Z
flcr nf thr tEa GtLnC3l
nll Fr6 h sals sta M AgrumrarIed hy bon
Win afp. .nSrd Guilty iY thr sum ~ fve hut4
tired du.ass c1A1!tia't4 i5t III seed .aisn 0! ttr
bd
The successful bidders Bili le requircf 70 giy,.
lout All ettin ri tA0- thn. sam dollars MT the
fat 'ul er'otl4ArGe 1t i5c contract.
Adde'S ati bta. ~ hc Naylr ana Council ci
Wilmington m+rstd Pruara.s foT the c0llGc-
non ard ftmptu III Eatbtrt
al f3ds
rs Gstcr 1.-THE tcnpri
Attest 81. MORRIS on.
G.etA 81 Council.
The sun., 1900-01-10
1887 IHE SUlN 1000
BALTIMORE.
The paper OF the people,
For the people and
With the people.
Honest in motive,
Fearless III expresassTi,
Sound in nciple

newspaper x an educator; there ate
al kinds of educators. tut tile man Who
spends money indicionely ard literally
is better abe 81 inipatt hs know edge
than the m2a WHO * !.tllr III noting
To Erend =
lI1 suS Il i..e !4sAest II VI ~ q news
paper.
lHE ers reports rom d lart- of the
nlted -tatfe are unsurpassed.
THR SuS's Cable sersice is tic finest
knoUn; the troubles in the Philippines
and ~ Soath Africa demand competent
correspondents and vast expenditures u
money and labor in getting the news.
When yon pet THE SCS yon get ne vs. add
intelligent prestntaion III facts WITH III,
A. weii a. carefully prepared articles II
editorial writer's Ci highest standing
When YOU read daily paper, whose
principal recommendation X lie cheap.
nees, yQn get tie dregs generally very
poor dreps at that.
BY mai Fifty Cents a month: Fix
months, III, cne year, %.
The sun., 1900-01-10
rsspaas'as ! s,ass& ELT WONT DO.
mo eversge Eyening Ecws.

N4 1Fct 49, Lf EAAilk EAtMss
WI a ta&coErespondent q the Sew
= as,''aE ,.' y shas Goyernor i;.osG- 4. Il.
Rssagp ~ the legislaf1ra TO the discus
big ~ Tie question Of trusts, las
xnssfd suspicion on the part OF good
1naaiy Repubiican politicians at the state
xapsxai ttsas iis has some ambition to be
Hid Republican candidate for Vice Irssi.
fssa. He adds: IT rev argue that he
5Bd hard concern himself so much
/ N y nativnas topic had he pot Lad
f31 aY,sfs aBosst national politics aud lis
ax Ap3ssbse relation 20 them We art
| n0t ~ ceriaan about that. Almost ever,
Body sf1ese Gays Is concerning himse /
af19ux 2lse bCsopus, whether il is reievant
Mi irsNse4ans. We do not expect u SEE
e@Ag Roosevelt q candidate for Vice Pesi
enk. Although Mr. Hobart did much t.
he that Office out Of the rut, il is still
teray nnsulted 10 a man of the Ropse.
II type IL would be interesting to "
za pfessde over tue body Of grave and
aalvesend gentlemen tho comprise thr
u III nafR, bnt he Is rather young and fiery
tf4e position. Rough Rider 4.
'sse lesident Of the Senate would be utterly
IAt Gf*kkepiug.
The sun., 1900-01-10

NToTirE-i, JOHN G0RMLEY THE q owNRR
~ ard accufaGt " inc stofe aud premises
situated al Hackessin, III school pistllct No %
Alik Ercek Hundred county rf New Castle
and late y delaware In compliance With tht
requirements ~ the acts q the General Assembiy Is
M such Cnse Cihde aid Trcy. 'ed 10 horehy rivi
notice l6at sam Apply in WtAipg 20 the III 1rr-
~ tie Court IN General sr-st1fis lhe tatp 3
Delaware FL ard iUr StN Caa:e county III
ApnGa tho 5ih day 81 February IL 1860
nting ilie next tsrui ~ sAil court ior liceus,
~ rid st1,e atd ltemisrs itr the sale a. Eer.
~ q Intoxicating iiqu0ts n quantities rot les
than 0a uat gAlnn nct ID ue drunk on u,
picmists aud The f1llaNIng respectable citizen
" said ,c'uo District luudrdh County anS
tate Aforesaid at irskt ,iG ~ whom are sub
SANTA tTethaldets 0i said ScE0ol District
recommend the saia application VI
kt1hlnmea i5.llaer UNatri B Nc,ovsrn
NftE ftA,ttghft ter4AaF CrEsstr
NtH u iiaftlCy Afrthsrt Petersen
ac5A gt4Si@ Nt'lHeN kagE Er
4Ch.is AgCHfiy. EJ8Iatd sirtsp5 efli ST,
AulruN buuG4A iI Il. F0}lpy
Fstriek z MnttheN Rtssr. fr
IF!H -tii AttA; ht hA+i I3Wter
ta4rlus uWycr foHu Rovrn
Patrick M6Et han Geltgc Hay
I FtfEi L1tertr igtrick Mgfthv.
Henry NcGiuty hit Robinson,
Gavin Futt. ptnn. LEONARD
taWus I1tFpr putin raugi'fey
uaa!i AeGOYerp. lr., John Gnuiirr
John Gallagher.
JOHN GokMLEY
The sun., 1900-01-10
Auditing Treasurer's Accounts.

DR.. G. r. Layton who has been ap
pointed acting State Auditor by Andito,
J. II Lingo whois ~, was in this cit,
yes erday. During thu afternoon he INST
sssts Trassnre, Dr.. L. II. Pail ct FAUX.
lsla ald s16!ies -is sceosIss.
The sun., 1900-01-10
Is sfinns Hla Charrn.

J, McCullion, popular member of the
Phoenix Fire Company, is mourning the
loss Of q watch charm, which is in the
form of miniature horse. He is will.
ingto pay re- ard for il If returned to
the eng ne house.