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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25
4 STRANGE CASE.
Mrs. Henry Hersey Of Ply
mouth, Makes Claim
That She Has Been WrongfuiIy De-
prived Of Her Property.
Has Also Leii Home. Alleging Fear OF Mrs
Fred A. Meader.

y cas- has just been brought - light
in this iuWn that has caused consider
abl" rXcit,ncnt ANA Comment. ana
which viii bc liable t, bring t. light
some strange PROCEEDINGS before tn"
case il settled. The parties concerned
are Nh ana Mrs. Fred Mcadcr ana Mr.
ana Mrs. Henry Hcrsey of ills VIII
lage. Following is the story as told
the journal Reporter by Mrs Mary J.
IIersty. wife NJ Henry H,rsry. i'll an
interview with her at the home ~
Thomas Young in Pittsfeld. where sin.
IS stopping at the present time:
My husband ana myself have resid-
"a in Plymouth fur several years HI
perfect happiness. Several months
ago We hired Fred Meade. and Nyif,,
who recently moved there from Pitt
field IN Wosk uu thc farm fIr "A c.r-
tain length ~ time. AL thr cNpiratipn
Of that time. my husband. Nno is q
man - years Of age. cam" ta me ana
said that he wanted Meader and his
Wifn to remain there ana asked mr til
would object If H. a. sr,ied th,u half
IF c,:r 5n-a,rc farm in order u have
tn.m stay thcr-. tsl1 him that !
would not 8gre" tip any such proceed
ing on thr FIRST any NJ last November
Mrs. Meade. whom consider some
what ~ i.}tameilzef used 1er IN
huenc' over nlr t Such an "NteA' nat
! WAS persuaded slsh n'Prl ."ei-
li,A NJ. "-n' '.il ',I'''!ii'N@ l' -'iI. "h"
my husband. Who was greatly pleased
''' 49,
'''''''
TIT" "'"'. dH' "ShS" N, 0'' '-''
inns. - thrS INFORMED mo tN2t IN"
document had been S-nt to Bangor to
H., ,,,,, ,,, r,,4 lia ,, ,birl-
much more about X until ftW days
later 5vh,n MI N.aIar sold I'M, COWS
r..1.,,-f,,o :, ~. irf,,.,,-l hin, ,bat
'"l 'hS-HS u i''- iiti'I+i'h HiiH tl"t
The COWS We're my property. that ] had
hargaiu,J tn San them already ana
.h.,. h. t.,l ,., ,t.,f,- y.lI .L.-,, l,,,.
'i'"' ". I''' '.. '--''' '' H'ii 'l''i', ''-
inf prmpl me that tn. personal prop
..-.t,. wac 5....1.I o., tb,.,,, ,,-bi.b .i;,5
- '' "'' "'i'' " '''
mn understand aS FIR.
.-Ar. ana Nrs. M.adrr received their
l.I WI ,,,-, +,.,,, .., ,.I.. ..,-,
'-'' '.''
"i''i' 'ui ~ "N''' a. iHt H'' '''' IL.
and il was about three weeks before
,...,...t,..5 ,,,- ,,.,.,-,,o. r NAN .,-,.i+t.,,
'''' '' F"
several times iof II. hn' dii hrt receive
..I-,,on nariIsa1 or rb. ,.,n,,. found
.1. .t..i 49,, ~ -,
.'-' '"'-'9 - i''l,'"S IT., '"'
farm IA - acres and The buildings
iu., r. ,t,,11, ., ,h. .i,.t
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25
THE F|TCHBURG
May After All Be Sold to the
Boston & Maine.
Gov. Crane and Council Accepts Offer
for Exchange Of Stock.
ShTewd Deal Which viii Probably Ee kp-
proved by Legislature.

! H.; = " -
r,;,.,., i'i't III HFAt I'M ni"i,'AS th'
1 . T ''-iL "'"' 'll" "i li4' Il i'd
,..i.i[, = ''i''i iIi''a - -N1" i-i'ts -aI'"
/ .i'.,,I,. - ''''' . ii"' ~ a.
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r,,",. ''"' 'I I'. i''7',''i II "t"'
','-N - = 'IlH h"Pe9 anu VT
''''' '"e anu ms ''u'i'ii'
nv, ''H@S' .'1''''I' iie transfer are
''''n' Pi"Ne III 'it srtd leSt btl.' iI
'' '.iin p'i III i''''oIl 4 Mr4l
''' '''' -''- i-t "'0i'i ~ tHe
! H. ''''"N' W
'''' "', 80 ''e" 81 'ii'll IT.
| .4S"i' KITE Il "r'-A 4s"' '' "Nl1 es9 Ihy
MINI" f" i,'''"NTF "h \ proposed |. a3e n"-
, '"o'h '''" ,'" great properties ana
action If III" stat" directors asaiHs;
such lease.
A substantial olfar. however, WaS
mad" todfy. to thr governor fJr the
l"o"' shares VI the common stock IF
n. .otd which the state has h-ld as
security i1r the cash advanced in the
building NJ Thu familiar Honsar tInncl.
lsa 'ii'' consulting ana obtaining ~"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25

,o1,a Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets.
80, IN "GG,,l'.ists refund the money il it fails
III clirn f. ". Groves signature ls on
, each box &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25

1T H"T '""t.h SHrHD cnrcs
Whuopng-cou2h ana measles cough
This wonderful remedy viii save the
children from many /; distressing cough
ms spell ana seon effect d cure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25

.'-'7- 1't-F anna - '''''i'' 'At'' -''
minority resoluIon= All. Lacy. il..
for His proposition to cXpAI N.th ut
swearing I'LL ana MI. CrumrAc,--r. Iul..
for exclusion by a. tNp-jhirds vote.
The speeches greatly strength 1ed
tho majority rrs .ut.nn~. ui.cn seemed
in danger "f falling after Ar- Little
tieid's speech. yesterday. ANA chairman
Taylsr was confident. tY7IaGt. hat
they would br adopted rhrA thr House
votes. tomorrow afternoon.
The HuuS" r,s1med tina debate "n
the Roberts cas'. p Ver$, Rep. VT.
argued in hrlaf of The exclusion nf
Roberts Thr contention vi the mi-
nm.ty for expulsion. he said. ran up
against Tho Very prec-dcuts nhich
were cited in its support. Il was TN
universal lula than a member could nh.
IN. ryi,Il-,I fo. NH nff,np- committed
r.,-i,r tn .I.cttnu white II might h.
.,,..,,,,d III I,.rn,rs. casa. that r,aIygaroy
vas , continuing st,tuf. ,h, crim, il o.
-.if .ba initial .., +on,. ,.,.,.a lon.r
i..f,ro 4; ,b.rt- va4 elected
-\y.. ar. .l.t srr3ratin. vife from
husband" said Powers. opnmenting
IN R,b.r,s. sn.ec1 of ysstcri y. POLY
,,,ut,- has never h,.1 1a,al ;n J-,an
..itt,.-,. h.f.,r. n-. after III. admission
WAIT, tho r-r;r, p.l,.,or,y ,,.,s ifta,,,1
undar he common law Of England
--ha moment h. took wife NJ. , III,
marriage was void. Roberts kncw tho
lav. IL cannot now plead tho baby
@ct' against the law and stern jus
tice.
SnoGgrass. Dem. Tenn. followed
Powers. suDpertn@ the views M TIC
,nir,iit, ~ r9y.r ,r eaatirr arI thnn
.,.,..i,;,,r p,.,,,,.t
T,.Iis r.u Ina . ,,,,.-,,i,.,. Of ,t-e
r.I,.,ts ..,,,o,irta.. ,z,i,o ei~uaa rh.
t,7ain,.itv ,,.rort aro,.4d tbat T-t3h
h3j z-j,l,t.d hnr c,,nn,rt wien 7h..
r-,i,., U+,,.s rr,.ra MN h.., NM
.., 1.I - ,,.r
,.,t, ,.',,'., -, i,.,, 1,,,,., ,.l.,,;,+..I
.n,, III. I-rj.n M. n.n,Io IN ,h..
I-uit.d States thought that tha lirth
VI thr state worked the death nt tna
system of polygany. Yrt they were
startled To learn. in 1888. that Ttah
had elected H. Her s,Ie representative
III tb. INNS. I. r,Iyranlist and tbat II
,vos m.1ina unnn Washiuct7 VIM 1
,Iu,aIitv nf wives and = multirltcitv
of children. Gaushtcr). He contend
"a that Roberts WAS MT entitled IN
admission hccansc III h1d Violated
l-t.h.s cnfnract .,yi,b INA United S;tat I
Eaheris WAS rot in the House when
Lands smoke
I1c.v II ,rol,ad IN behalf w III.
.ru.n,st,.,n r,r tbn .>-u,,I.i,n ,r pnh-
,+.. ,,.i,I,,,,. .,,,.,,,i,,rr t,i,, II r,n+ II
-, ,,.,.., ,I..;-.,, 49, ,,I,..,, t,t,,..,,, .r
,.-..,..,!,,,.. ,.l.,,,,,,,o,,,1,,, t,,. ,ho ,,,,
.a,it,- .,nd ,,,in.,;f,. iii -,.o,,il ,-'t. Viii.
thn fnrma, ,n ,hn oIn,,na fh9. excIu-
Sim meant avnuIsinn -.,l9rl, AIo H.
t..,.,.,,,,+.d =, s,,. tba+ if ra had h.a,,
Eoh4rts' local adviser he yniIld hoy.
Ma Hin III TIL ffrst dav III thn session
object I, every member vhns, name
was ia the ral. Then h would Eav.
had the whole concern in the hole"
said Clark. But" h, added. II was
neither ri' legal nor spiritual adviser"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25
Three Customers
Wanted
nns fer a Sea! Jacket.
One for a Persian Jacket.
Cne for a Krlmmer Jacket

have skins enough Jcft tn muSr txc
make very low prices 1" any one wishing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25
MONEY
MONEY

~ IDlH OF perS0nlI prODcrty: 81 n s1n0-
and quietly. can and See u.s.
'OlI.ATERAL LOAN co.
opp. tonN House, Augusta
endtf.lstp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-25

London. Jan. 25--12.%0 y. M--Short-
ly after u o'clock the war office an
uounryd that nothing further in the
way of dispatches would be given out
during the night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
News Of the Day.

Mr. BenetO Hendrickson, an EN-
ployle Of the Quartermaster's Dep
artment was severely injured by the
kick Of mule yesterday At the cor
raj and taken to the Military Hos
pital, where his wounds were dres-
sed. He was resting comfortably
this morning and his injuries, while
painful, are not dangerous.
The "MRyfiower'' arrived in port
this morning having on board as
passengers, Msssra. Brumbangh, the
newly appointed Commissioner Of
Education, and Mr.. Russell, Alter
nsy General Of Porto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

All the members Of the Executive
Council are new on the Island, and
an early meeting will probably be
called BY President Hunt.
1t. Commander Thomas J. Sem,
in Command Of the s'Mayfiower,' ?
called at the Palace Immediately
upon his arrival, and announced
himself and the vessel as ct the dis.
position of Governor Allen.
sAa \ .-.~--~
1t is understood that Governors
first use Of the "MaynowerD will be
for his coming "TRIP to the United
States.
The "Ssn Juan" of the New York
and Porto Rice Line left for New
York this morning with mail and
4 Hon. N. B. X. Pettingin, United
States District Attorney, and late
Law Judge Of the United States
Provisional Court, left for the United
States ts.day for . short vacation.
ssyDo you want for the next day q
really good Rubber Stampi
Apply to the BoLETlN MERoAN-
TIL establishment 24-26. Forta1eza
Street, corner San Jose st. and you
will be satisfied in all respects. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Latest
CablegraIns
An American armOu-
g, red battleship
aground in China.
New York, June 30th, 190(

New York, June 3Oth, 1900
Telegrams from Washing
ton state that the Secretary
of War, Mr.. Long, has recei
we'd a despatch from Rear
Admiral Kempff, Commander
of the feet in the Gulph Of
Pechili. reporting that there
has stranded in the Coast OF
Chefoo, "a port in the coats
of China situated in the pro-
vince of Chantung) whilst on
its way to Taku to reinforce
the warships of the United
States, the armoused battles
hip Oregon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
A Brighter Prospect
in China.
Forces of the AuxiIiaries:.gra-
dually increasing.

The concentration of ships, men
and guns by the Associated Powers
in the Gulf of Pechili, while it has
been exasperatingly slow, is becom.
ing as certainly sure.
Every day increases the foreign
strength at Taxa, and although al
last advices Pekin was still closed,
it can be but matter of few days
now When communication will b.
reestablished, and measures taker
for the protection of the remaining
foreign residents of the Chinese Ca.
pital.
An alarming rumor came by ca
BILE yesterday affecting the safety oi
the foreign ministers. 1t is said
they have not been heard from since
leaving Pekin, escorted by the I'm.
Perial Chinese troops, and that
nothing whatever is known as to
what has become Of them.
1t is even charged that the Chin.
ess Government induced them to
leave Pekin tor the wery purpose OF
permitting them to fall into the hands
Of the murderous Boxers. But this
cannot be believed.
Even sfs Gtinese Imperial autho-
rites, base as they are, and bitterly
rs they hate foreigners, are surely
incapable of such an act of psrfdy,
especially when they must know
that vengeance, awful and sure,
would exact fearful retribution.
Let us rather hope that we will
very soon hear that the Ambassad-
Ors and their families and attaches
have been conducted to safety.
And it is important that the Am.
bassadors should be found as soon
as possible. Many of the foreign
governments are anxiously awaiting
the full reports and recommendation
of their representatives in China in
srdsr to shape their future move
ments intelligently.
AS has been stated heretofore, the
United States will begnlded greatly
if not wholly by the advice Of Min
lister Congsr.
Not that matters will stand still
in the meantime. Far from 1t. But
in the development and shaping Ol
. cooperative international policy
The ministers will be found Of ines
timabIe service.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
When Wrong is Right.

Pittsburg Dilpatch: 1.-THE Bri-
tiSh government has dens what il
sentenced DR.. Jameson for trying -
do, namely, oysrthrsW an indepsn.
dent and friendly republic. Wrongs
are not sfe7ces whom dsne by 60
vsrnment offisials.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
The international
column continues
at Tien-Tsin.
New York, June 3Oth. 1900

New York, June 3Oth. 1900
The British Rear Admiral
Mr.. Bruce has telegraphed to
the London Admiralty that
the Admiral Of equal catego-
ry, Sir Edward Seymour, who
is in command of the Internal
ional column which arrived
at Tien- Tsin, is still with his
whole army at the same city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
BridgesandrailrOads
destroyed.
New York, June SOth, 1900

New York, June SOth, 1900
Later dispatches aver that
the rebels have blown up the
bridges of the province Of Pc
chill, and destroyed all the
railroads, leaving Tien-Tsin
completely isolated
1t is generally believed
that the situation of Rear
Admiral Seymour and the
troops under his command
are greatly compromised.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Strategic points in
power of the
Nations.

New York, June 3Oth, 1900
These troops, say the tele-
grams, will be used to occupy
the most strategic points in
the East Of China. Said
points shall be retained in
their power as long as the
present unbearable state of
things last
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

tration will lead ssbsr.minded Amer.
leans 70 fear that sur new doctrine
sf conquest viii Be carried into
China.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

khB paper is the Oldest and has
the largest circulation in the
Island. II is also the only
one that has an established
: cable service from New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
$4,000 men in
Chinese territory.

New York, June SOth, 1900
Dispatches from London
state that according to infor
nation received at the Lon
don War Office, next week
there will be 10000 men
from the European Powers in
Chinese territory
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Rather Mixed.

San Francisco CALI Bryan says
his platform ID to be 16 to 1, anti
trust and anti.imperialisn, but as
the South il in favor Of ofimperialism,
Tanmany in favor Of trusts, and
nebOay in favor Of free silver outside
the silver States, the proposed plat.
form can hardly be said to At the
situation.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
The ambassadors
hidden by the
Government.

New York, june SOth, 1900
1t is asserted that the Chi
nese Government, in order to
put in a place of safety and
save them from the ire of the
populace, has hidden the Ann
bassadors in q safe place.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
BelbiOse conduct of
the imperial army.

New York, June Soth, 1900
According to said kilograms
from Rear Admiral Bruce,
Sir Edward Seymour could
not reach Pekin, in conse.
quence of the fact that the
imperial troops had adopted,
on his arrival, a very bellico
Sc and hostile attitude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
100000 upon Pekin.

New York, june sOth, 1900
The half Of said formidable
army will march upon Pekin
to reestablish order in the sa
cred city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
More than 1000 re-
bels Killed by the
internatiOnalS.

New York, June 3Oth, 1900
In the official despatch sent
by Rear Admiral Seymour it
is stated that the forces under
his command killed more than
1000 rebels on their way
between Pekin and TEN Tsin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
FOR SALE PROPERTY
LEAVE SAN JUAN

On sale 300 cuerdas of land between the MT
nicipa! districts of Luquillo and Fajardo.
Full information will be given at - Fortal
Street. San Juan, Porto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Better for Aguinaldo.

Chicago Reesrd:--''If the Amer
ican force in the Philippines il
weakened by sending part Of it to
China the part that remains will
probably not be able to kill Agui-
naldO any oftsnsr than once every
two weOks.r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Continuous ATTACKS
in the vicinity of
of Pekin.
New York, June sOth, 1900

New York, June SOth, 1900
Numerous forces of Chine
Sc troops, which have been
gathered near that city, do
not rest a moment from their
attacks on the foreign column.
The latter replies vigo-
rously.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Republicans for Expansion.

Prsss:--"If any one has dsludsd
himself ssith the idea that the un-
American and reactiOnary opponents
Of expansion can make any hsadway
with the American people on that
plea he shsuld be undsceivsd on
reading Senator WolsOtt's presenta
ton of the American view of that
question.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Recruits for Manila.

Philadelphia Record -" Four
hundred recruits for the regular re-
ginentS in the Philippines sssre sent
to Manila this week, and about
fifteen hundred moro will follow
after the rainy season shall have
ended, next fall. This addition re-
presents approximately the annual
wear and tear of our military fierce
On the islands. The list Of actual
casualties, exclusive Of the invai-
dsd, sick and insane. foots up 2,O55
dead and 2,156 wounded up to the
beginning Of the current month.
We are paying fer the Philippines
in bleed as we'll Is IN trsasure.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
The Oregon conti-
nueS stranded.
Urgent orders.
New York, june 3Oth, 1900

New York, juno 3Oth, 1900
A late telegram announces
that, despite all the efforts
made, it has not been posi-
bic to float the armoured
vessel Oregon.
Rear Admiral Kempff has
given urgent instructions or
deriDg some vessels to go to
its assistance.
New York Market.
New York, sune 2Sth, 1900
Wheat Flour t" Tum
badora .--.---.- 5 400
Centrifugal Sugar. "A 1lIl6
Muscoyado sugar.. 4 3I16
Sterling exchange :. 404I32
||
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
Want Trade; Not Territory

Philadelphia Tim0G:-"The Uni.
ted States wants no territorial pos
sessions in China. We have the
vantage ground Of holding in the
Philippines the key to the Eastern
question. What England, Germany,
France and Russia may do with
China will not be our aKair.
Senator Wolcott's Speech.
The Inquirer says of Senator
Wolcott's speesA at the Republican
Convention
"No abler, more convincing, more
apprssiativs or more sympathetic
exposition Of the republican position
is imaginable, and wherever it is
read it, effect will be to strengthen
and reesmmend the republican cause
and to promote the election Of its
champion. Senator WslsOtt did the
party great service, and not the
nrSt, when he thus brilliantly and
eogsntly epitonized the claims Of
the republican party upon the conf
dsnce and support Of the American
people,"
Evening journal., 1900-12-19
DEATH SEEMED
TO HAUNT THEM
Twice in Five Minutes Lives
Of Two Hen We're in
Jeopardy

It Is not often that the lives Of men
arc placed in jeopardy twice within the
space Of five minutes, but this is the
experience Daniel Mcbride and Nathan
Baker had yesterday afternoon
They went over to Hare's Corner be-
hind a spirited horse which, while on
the way home, became frightened, and
running at break-neck speed on the
causeway, crossed a railroad track just
as a shifting engine passed. SO close
were the occupants of the carriage to
the engine that they were sensitive to
its heat Then they congratulated
themselves upon their escape from
death. not realizing that they We're to
face death at an open drawbridge fur
ther in the road The breaking Of the
reins as they approached Market street
bridge prevented the occupants Of the
carriage from Quieting the horse, TO
climbing on the horses back, Mr. Baker
grasped the bride and stopped the
horse at a point three feet from the
open draw. IL was an experience such
as but few men have passed through
and one that caused a shudder of hOr-
rcr to those who were witnesses OF It
Evening journal., 1900-12-19
employees NOW
Arb PARTNERS
Samuel II. Baynard ia Bud-
ness in Wilmington
q Years

with the close OF the present year
Samuel H. Baynard. the well-known
leweler OF Firth and Market streets.
completes his twcnty-flrst year of busi-
ness In the city The coming holiday
will be Mr.. Baynards seventeenth
Christmas at Fifth and Market streets,
and his business has grown tn that
tune TO such an extent that t ia not
surpassed by any in the state
One feature ol Mr. Baynards estah-
liahment Is the fact that all of his
employees have grown mp ln the husi-
ness Another noteworthy fact is that
he has never discharged an emplOye
and has never reduced the wages of
any OF them. 10 follows therefore
that they are all experienced men, who
are familiar with the goods they
handle, and are well up In the wants
OF the people.
Mr.. Baynard's motto Is "nolhng too
good for my patrons and all OF his
employees live up TO it and endeavOf
TO please their customers. Mr.. Bay
nard strives day and night TO conduci
his busines in such a manner that ali
who deal with MIN may depart frOm
/ his store feeling that they have been
| fairly and honestly dealt with.
Approaching the work Of honest and
skillful assistants who have served him
so faithfully, he has rewarded then
/ by securing an incorporation act bs
which they become associated with hin
as partners Hereafter the name o
the house VIII be S. II. Baynard & Co.
and the capital viii be ample 10 sup
I ply all the demands of an ever-increas
ing trade The attractions OF tn
:, store are too well-known TO all pur
chasers in Wilmington and, in fact
the State to need any description. A
this time II presents a most attractv
appearance. Everywhere IS displaye
, iewelry and silyerware that do
! lights the heart. and by reasonabl
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