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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
STOCK AND FARM HOF,.

Brown Bros, Room.
~ we're mere Friday and h0 ~.
'ss 40, the following partIs''
4, 4, %,ualeeon' IA; ]. M, Mlla, =
Y. omitn, = John Brewer /.
men are good hnve,s lhese gsuus /
them 10 our conntv a"u We welan
-
-A''s 'ais week,
Farm products Of all kind, a.
high, and IL nothing haUOsns ne ss,. 's
''@''
From the Paris Appeal
. 4 Asncrait, near HOlllda, q.
A q nav,. ua
honoh. ~ s, auisOn mas 10 bon
n 90 uellVefy st&Ib
william Mnndv do,,r,.
1I2-pound HOGS - 70 head d
FIRST Of the week smiley u
aeo NJ o4c. nmA
ueetBc fanlahdlngham, snA
far,s, so.d a span Of black aged mi.
$3.50. "eeElR
JUN ueA' near strother, sold Inn
u ioi mules 70 b. +. Vauehh
VI oou'n porA' iof si1'5O per head.
John Raesdale q Son a.,,.
yearlIpg shorthorn hull 70 w.O
| Of Sbelbyyille. SATURDAY =. A ~ n'A
e., X Grimes still has abOut n
bushels OF old corn; he sold 4 N.
quantity OF 1t recentlya at T5c.
ped 2 loads OF lambs from p,,, "
week. George Akers sold M.
yearlings at 4c and 10 lambs ), "a.
Smlthey, IA lambs; Forestet W..
ker Is: William Stetson % N, ~
%
James Young, southwest a, d.
this week sold los head Of al.
Of Centralia. for delIvs, I.
last OF September at 5lc-a ~.
good price for grass cattle wpIghI Z
home. Young bought these sta,n !
comparatlvely low prices durIDs h.
big drouth last season: they av,,,y
900 pounds when he bought N.
They were wintered on corn ,oda,
most OF It raised on the farm and MN
been up TO their knees in eDe M
grass for some time.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
Administratrix's Notes

Notice Is hereby ven us
Probate Court Of Audraln coa11 (
granted letters Of administers, Z
the undersigned upon tne - 80
John M, Kunkel, deceased
date OF June 9, 1902 -
And notice Is hereby glsss N :
persons having claims against 4
tate that they must be pres.shhm n
allowance 10 this court VIII q
year from the date OF sald ls ~ ~
unless presented within ". ~, 9
from the date OF the same WV
be forever barred. yuuREL
AMANDA Q. kUNsatft
June I, 1902 134t Admlnls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

The WomAns Missionary Society Of
The Baptist Church viii meet Thun-
day afternoon al 4 O'Clock In the Sun
day School room Of the church. A
fun attendance Is earnestly desired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
stock Cattls boz Aadrain County.

FTVU THN TNVN 'E0EN HETUTIET7
Around ten loads Of stockeB and
feeders went out this week 10 the
following Missouri buyers: W. @.
Greeves, Fzrber; W E Reed, Thomp-
son; T. T. Hook, Mexico, andJ. Ken
DAN, Benton City, one load each; ].
Weaver, Mexico, two loads; and J. S.
shotwell, Farber, 2 loadA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

UNIoN services at Hardin Park Sun
day night were conducted by Rev. d.
s. Smith, pastor Of the First NJ. +.
Church, and the services were most
impressive. There we're about 1000
people In attendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

STURGEON, July 5.-At the 4th Of
July celebration in Sturgeon an old
settlers association vas organized,
with the following officers:
President-G. w. Batterton.
Secretary-Thomas Carter.
Treasurer-Taylor Hulen.
Yice-presideuts John C~r0sswhIte,
Of Boone; II. n. Long, Of Audain;
Squire Green, Of Randolph.
The association win hold semlannu-
al meetings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

CoSsELLsvrLLE, PA, July s-An
unidentified man entered the house Of
Lud Pritts, a mountalneer living near
lockwood, last night and proceeded
70 the apartments Of PrlttA' young
wife. Her screams aroused her hus-
hand, who vas In another room, and
he shot the Intruder dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
Bought Portion Of GROCERY Stock.

J. @. Mundy, the north side grocer,
Wednesday bought the shelf goods
and queensware OF the Boehm stock.
The stock was recently purchased by
]. J. Alexander, Of Laddonia, who
made the deal with Mr.. Mundy. The
remainder Of the goods will probably
be shipped 10 some other town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

An officer arrested a man at Mober-
" that was beating his wife in a terri
bic manner. When the officer started
Of with the wife-beater his wife flew
into him and fought him 80 hard that
he was forced to let the man 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Corn advanced 7 cents In Chicago
over the closing price Of Thursday,
July J. The highest price Monday
was % cents, which was 10 point
higher than the highest price fOr
wheat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

No,,o. q hsrshy givsa nat 81 ssssi
a. esasfs efThcs " Mallory enprsbsil
asas al ne August tern oL@ y -
Il Indrsin oosnfy, hissOsn, Ncs.g
Narico, Missouri. 90 NE ~ NOON
August, tpA kdninh~l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

SENATOR WALKER was re-nominated
for the State Senate at Warrenton on
Tuesday. Montgomery County refus-
ed to vote to make the nomination
unanimous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10


doesn't make prosperity II the expen-
ses are greater. Did you ever figure
out what sickness costs you per year;
doctors bills, medicine bills, etc, ETC.,
70 say nothing Of the suffering. Rheu-
matism strikes like a knife in the
back II left alone; with Perry Davis
Painklller the terron Of this disease
are headed OF. Painklller relieves
muscular cramps. lumbago. neuralgia
and sciatica 3 and % cent bottles.
The Auxvasse telephone system Of
which l. 7. McCune was manager, was
sold last week to the Buffum Bros, Of
Louisiana, consideration, tl,00o. The
system will be improved and extended.
A new exchange Office will lie erected
al the Lacrosse lumber yards at once
and then Auxsasse viii have n Of
the best telephone systems Of any
town o. is Alze Ia the State. Verilj
things do move 10 Auxyase.-Aux.
vase Rtrisr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

THE Democratic Convention at
Springfield, NO., was a lively one.
The party is wide awake and viii be
found carrying the State next fall by
an Increased majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Notice is hereby given thaIasSd VI 49,
TIE estate ofJ. n. Smith proasts Cc.n
II the August tern OF ~ ssia u ~
Andrain county, hlssoan' yesAT n A
Missouri, On ne seoona VI shiah
ign. smIh
hdminsrp@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Dr. Shousb, osteopath, will meet
his patients daily at his oaice on north
side Of square over James Mundy,s
store. d&Wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

AUDRAIN county should arrange to
have an exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The best corn, wheat and oats raised
this year should be preserved for the
pvhihit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Notice Is hereby given that ana ~
The estate Of W. H Wakehe.oSS " Prohah =
made attho August term o. us sSsN hhes
Ok Andrnia county, MisAoofi, ,ssS h 40
leo, Mlasouri. 90 the second HwgIaKkfIEiA.
1909. Adnnsnn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

No,,o. isnsrshT gsvsa ih.l ~ 49,.
cosrt q Audrsis ooanig 1000 No.
Naxino, Missouri oa ~ z HETCn1
August, ipoa. Ball. kanisnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Notice i hereby given, Inst ga .s1.
he estate Of sam Scott, ~ protsta y
made Al ne August tern o. " "a b ~
81 1ndrsin c6anty, Missouri, nus1g =
Mexico, Missouri o. y" JEJEsnr
August, I'VE public Adninsns[
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Nouos 4 hsrsbT glvsa ~. ~sossSe
- stsss kssasf tsra q ns 49,
81 xsdrsin cesau, - I
harloo, Naaour1t 0EfFF BphlI
Aagast, lpoa- ASi Atnrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

FFNW ne Aausaa CTS star
who's that mar walking 10 irontf'
askcd q Mexico gin as the band vent
h.. That's The drum major, re-
harmed hef eooFt. why IL can't BE-
she dsclaFsa she hasn't any drum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

The past present and future Of the
horse is the horse. He was here when
wecame, he Is here now and he win be
here when vi are all dead and gone,
the automobile and ought-to-go-alone
machines to the contrary notwlth-
standing. Don't fear for the horse.
See that a number Of good ones are
raised TO sell as O as possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

A large mzst0dons tOoth was dug
up near Winchester, III. The tooth
Is q mOlar seven inches long.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Alta meeting o. ex-C onfedrate veteF-
ans Of Monroe county, II vas decided
70 hold a reunion at Paris In Septem-
Der, Ia0z, and 10 invite Gen. Cockrell
10 be present and deliver an address
IL was also resolved BY those present
10 erect = monument Ia the court
house gard At Paris to the memory Of
the exoonfedente soldiers Of Monroe
county. provided there be no objection
from county officials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

TARIFF reform would take care Of
the trusts In short order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
To Porm Marchants, Assooiation.

W. Z. Sullivan, Of st. Joseph, presi-
dent of the Missouri Retail Merchants
Association, is in this city and will
meet with local retail merchants at
the City Hall at 8 o'clock tonight for
the purpose Of forming a local branch
OF the State organization.
The purpose OF the Association is to
secure protection for the retail mer-
chants.
1t Is desired that all merchants OF
the city be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

Ff07n NC Tl7fOn Sun.
John NJ. Davis, proprietor OF the
Palace Hotel, returned home from a
visit 10 Paris Saturday.
He brought over from Mexico a
clock which was purchased by Captain
John A. Judy, In Mexico, In 1854, the
year the Captain removed from Ken
lucky 10 Missouri. The clock Is OF the
Seth Thomas make, about 81 feet tall
BY Is Inches wide. II is made Of Eplen-
did material and presents q handsome
appearance. IL still keeps good time.
Captain Judy would not part with
il for a handsome price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

1855. Braddock suffered defeat at
at hands Of French and Indians.
1850. President Taylor died at
Washington, aged &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
July 8.

ls4l. Act 70 distribute money from
sales Of public lands among the states
passed.
1876. Com. John d. Sloat, U. s. N,
occupied Monterey, Cal. and declared
country annexed to United States.
1892. Riot at Homestead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

1915. Ice a quarter OF an inch thick
formed In Pennsylvania, New York
and New England states.
1851. Tile battle between the forces
OF Gen. sigel and Gov. jackson was
fought at Carthage, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
july 4.

552 A. 4. Era Of Armenians began.
1895. Dingley tariff bin passed.
1895. Merrlmac heroes released
from urison
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

I75s. In a two-day fight the English
defeated the French near Lake Cham
plain.
1850. Zach Taylor died.
1879. Yacht Jeanette sailed from
San Francisco on voyage Of arctic ex-
ploration.
1895. Philippine republic proclaimed
by Aguinaldo.
TTTTU q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

The capital Of Switzerland Is Bern,
a medieval city Of $1,000 people. The
old town, with its narrow streets and
its shops under curious arcades, It's
quaint and handsome fountains form
a striking contrast TO the newer quar-
tens Of the city With broad streets and
modern buildings. The capital is a
dne new structure, which was formally
opened a few weeks ago. A curious
old Swiss clock upon a tower aearby
attracts visitors. The president Of
the Swiss republic is elected for a
year and receives the princeiy salary
OF 5000. The present president Is .
hale.lo0king gentleman Of some sixty
yeans with long white beard and cor
dial manner.
The bear Is on the coat-of-arms o.
the canton q Bern and almost every
where else. For several hundred
yearx the city has kept q beargaTden
and since Is4s, when congress first held
is sessions here, lt has had two. In
the more interesting q the bears
are kept 10 q large round open pit and
are pets for the populace, many ot
whom In picturesque costumes may be
seen looking into the enclosure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
DO,'kST 4 DiIRS.

The bill which opened for the
week at l)ocastader's Yesterday
presented many rev dances. and
some very clever performers. John
Manyon & Company presenting
"The Man Next Door, the we'll
known Sncd!cy SKc.ch Club offer -
ing the pathetic bill o: actin, "lhc
Little Mother The Franchonetti
Sisters, Walz 81 Ardeila, the Bur.
ton.Lowanda.N'ilson circus, Edwin
and Katharine Dca:cn. and Jack
and Clara i.ynns, are those who
contribute. The ii;st named pre-
scnts Mr.. and Mrs. Manyon. the
former is an unusually short man
and the latter IS an unusually tail
woman, and might be stated with
equal truth, au exceptionally grace
ful and handsome one. Their
sketch and The one OF Walk Il Ar.
della proved very interesting and
was warmly applauded. The
Sinedlcy Sketch Club is probably
the feature of the bill. "Ihc Lit.
tie Mother Is an act which ap-
pca's to meet everyone, and has
much tha. is good in it. The Bur-
ton Lowanda- Wilson aggregation is
a circus in miniature, and is said
to please tile children. The three
Franchonetti Sisters. who BY the
way comes from the "I'iddle-dc-
Dee company, New York. nitro.
duce a dancing act. The DEACON 8
offer new comedy aud the Lyons
present sketch introducing popu.
lar sOnys, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Governor OLeDl In New York.

NEW YORK, March % Governor
Odcil arrived from Albany ut G::}O
o'clock last evening and went to the
Fifth Avenue hotel. where he was met
by Mayor Low, who had come in re
sponsr to Il dispatch from the govern
or's secretary. The governor and the
mayor remained in consultation about
fifteen minutes. when the latter depart
cd. Governor Ode.l said to a reporter,
II have come down to attend the mill
tary tournament and shall return to
Albany tonight" When asked about
the Gudcn-Dike contest. he replied. II
have nothing to say except that have
done everything that il was necessary
for me to do in the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
TIE BURGOMAS TER.

DON be surprised if when i'm :
portant business is rack,nS your
brain. your Office boy and clerk. in
quartette fashion, should try
10 kill time and incldentlv your
nerves with the airs Of "Ihe Tale
OF The Kangaroo. and 1--WE AL.
ways Work The Public and If
when YOU arrive home your wife
should lovingly greet you hummin g
Glove Can't Soy No. or ~ Drink
From My Heart to You, or your
daughter should waltz in singing
"rhc Bathing Girls" or "Mcrely a
Matter OF Form" and while at sup
per your son should break out
whistIing ''Dear Old College Days"
or "Wc're Civilized Now" and while
quietly pernsing your paper after
supper your mo,her-n.law should
pouhcc in upon you carrolins "The
Modern Gladiator 1--WE Haven t
Discovered Him Yet" and numer-
Gus other people should whistle,
numerous olher musical gems, don I,
blame them, blame Manager Bavlis
OF The Opera liouse who has book
cd the musical comedy The Burso-
master lor Saturday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Paine's Celery
Compound
HAS The APPROVAL And IND0R 'E..
MENT OF The BEST PEOPLE
As A LIFE GIYER.
No Other Spring N dieins Ca1 Civ,
Sucl Cheering and Happy Re.
suits to Sick and Diseased
People,

AS spring ushers in, the physically
weak, sick, and diseased realize that
their condition is one of extreme dan
ger. 1t is well known fact that
while the trees bud and dress anew,
thousands OF men and women are cut
Off by the common diseases of life.
This fact should arouse the attention
of the ailing and sick to the folly of
understanding and neglecting the ills
that make life miserable at this sea-
son.
The use Of Paine's Celery Com
pound at this time will save many q
precious life. The great compound
cqualizes ard calms al the nervous
TISSUES and induces the body to take
on firm and solid flesh. 1t puritics
the blood, as is plainly shown by the
rapid clearing Of the skin of all evil
dence of bad hnmors within: it regu.
lates the organs of Digestion; it gives
natural sleep and sweet rest.
All our best physicians recognize
Paine's Celery Compound as the one
scientific spring remedy, and it is I'M
iycrsally prescribed by them wherever
there is need OF ayigorous and prompt
restoring to health and strength. The
use of one bottle of Paine's Celery
Compound will bring the happiest re-
suits to all weak, broken down, and
despondcnt suffcres, and will quickly
Danish the fears of doubters and un-
believers. Painc's Celery Compound
has the approval and indorsation of
clergymen, professional men generally,
Judges, members of parliament. mer-
chants and the best people. Test its
dear sufferer, it cannot dis.
appoint you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
diamond Dyes %s sSSs dasaSy diays'ns say o"s
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Trinity Church Services

Services daily at 5 P. NJ. ex-
cept Wednesday and Thursday
will be held this week in Trinity
Episcopal Church. The annunic-
alton of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
was held at 9 o'clockSthis morning.
The services for the remainder Of
the week will be as follows;
Wednesday, 7.45 p. H., prepar-
alton for the Eas ter Communion;
Maundy Thursday, II a. M, Holy
Eucharist; Good Friday, IL a. IN.
Mathis, Litany and alter services;
$50 p. m. passion service and
meditation; 7.45 p. m., -eading of
the Passion, music by the vested
choir; Saturday, Easter-eyen, 5
p. m, evening prayer and holy
baptism.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Shipping News.

After undergoing repairs at the
yards of the W. x n. company the
steamer Halifax Will leave for Boston
today.
The three mastcd schooner William
u. Marvil, from North Carolina. ar
rived in port yesterday with Il cargo
OF phosphate rock for the Liebig COM
pany.
The sea going tug Somcrs n. Smith
arrived in port yesterday. This is the
largest tug plying on the Delaware
river.
The steamboat Springfield, con.
structcd at the yards OF the Plsey
and Jones company for the PhiIadcl-
Phla and Bordentown company. left
yesterday morning to take her place
on the line between Philadelphia and
Bordentown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
The Brl.c OF the State

The most magnificent feature OF the
city, and Of the business district Is the
Surprise Store. The grandesi monument
In the history OF the mcrcantils of tho
trading district Is tho Surprise Storo.
Their managers are Eept busy receiving
congratulations of every person passing
No. BOZ Market street and No. Z East
Third stree. This il thpi' third SUCCESS
fal year and he most remarkable one in
Wi'ming on's history. They are greeted
by all. largo and small. This is tho stcre
which fills every patron with Happiness
as avery little money spent, and getting
irnssed AS one o: the bes'. Their bank
book Is not touched. and their pocket
book is still filled Nothn. to delay for
the neat uressers. One look Will toll you
all. Tho grand opening was Saturday,
March - at . O'Clock. Crowds of p,ople
nocked to tho doors from right and left
to participate iu their great offerings.
Their alterations are gront and prices are
lower Than ever. Their QUANTITIES. are
largo and their assortments are great.
Every customer with their Packages left
he store with cheerfulness, went home to
show their friends he bargains OF III.
day. Surprise Store. 30. Market street and
East Third street. Wilmington, Dal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
A STRIKE IMMINENT
Great Miners Struggle of 1900
May Be Repeated.
NINE WORKERS ADOPT UL1INA1UM
Operators Refuse the Request of
President Mitchell For a Con.
ference With Em-
DlOypeA.

SIIAMOKIN, Pa, March 25.--Cnless
the efforts Of the Civic federation are
effective with the coal operators 1t Is
more than likely that repetition Of
the struggle OF 1900 will occur in the
anthracite region. In that year 14O,-
600 employees Of the anthracite mines
were out on strike for six weeks. The
convention of districts Nos. l, and o,
| United Mine Workers of America,
which districts comprise the entire an
thracte field, has made a provisional
strike declaration. leaving the date to
he decided by the executive boards of
the three districts. This was practi-
cally the last official act of the dele
gates, and the convention adjourned
sine die.
The adoption of the resolution con-
tanning the ultimatum of the mine
workers was followed by a scene of
wild enthusiasm. and the opera house
rang with the acclnlnatiOns of the dele
gates, who with l,lsty cheers approved
the work of the special resolution COM
mittee and expressed their confidence
in President Mitchell.
The convention from the first scs-
sion showed disposition to insist on
an adjustment OF the mine workers
grievances, but the delegates were will
ing to relinquish the question of rec
0gnition providing other more impor
fnI1t nnnrnSsi1nS "a ntnI This
fuct Is evidenced in the resolution
adopted. which states as the chief de-
mands Il shorter work day. a minimum
wage scale, Il uniform increase in
wages and the weighing Of coal whrr-
over practicable.
The Civic federation is regarded by
the delegates as the last hope of the
Eline workers in their demands for i'm
proved conditions. and the gravity of
the situation is manifest in the words
of President Mitchell. Il am free to
say that to me strike seems imml-
Ecnt.'
The res solution adopted was The result
Of Il difference Of opinion among the
delegates as TO the methods to be pUr
sued in enforcing the mine workers
demands. Resolutions had been pre-
sented to the convention for all of the
districts but none of them was salts
factory to the entire body Of delegates.
1t was then decided to place the matter
in the hands of President Mitchell and
the district presidents and vice presi-
dents. Before completing the draft of
the resolution President Mitchell tcle-
graphed the presidents Of the coal car
rying roads, making Il last appeal for
q conference.
He received several replies, one Of
which was from President Bacr Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company and all Of which refused
to meet the representatives Of the
union. Others made no response. The
text Of the replies was not made pub
i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
CREATORE'S ROYAL BAND.

Tho library Of the Roy Italian
band. which comes 10 the Opera
House on tomorrow and Thursday
nights is the most expensive band
library owned in America to-day.
1t is OF remark Bile value and its
variety is simply immense. A great
er part Of it was gathered from Rome
and Naples and other Italian musi.
cal centers and the high regard in
which Signor Giuseppe Creatore,
the director is held by the great
musicians OF Italy has enabled Man
aver E!Iery to draw upon the price.
less Libraries of that country. In
addition 10 the great Italian operas
and masterpieces which compose
fair portion OF the programs, suf
ticient number Of popular selections
OF the day and marches are always
inserted to make every program Of
interest, not alone to those who are
highly educated in music. but to
others as well.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
Services ut Calvary.

Bishop Coleman will preach at the
confirmation services to be held IN
Calvary Episcopal Church on Thurs.
day evening.
Good Friday services at II a. m:
morning prayer and ante-communon
service and sermon at II Il. m. From
noon until O'Clock the three hours
meditation will be observed. At s
o'clock p. m., the sixth lecture on
"Thc Life Of Christ and the Crucitic-
tion' will be given. This will he
illustrated by 125 slides thrown on
the screen by the stcreoplican. The
Easter service will be at Il. M;
choral service and Holy Communion
at TO-. 30 a. H., Holy Communion at 7
and at 7.3O p. m. the Easter service
of the Sunday school. Holy Commun-
ion at 10. 30 II. m. every day until Fri.
day. Evening prayer by visiting
ministers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-25
NOTICE!
Important to Taxpayers.

10 The Taxpayers Of White Clay
Creek Hundred for the wear 1901.
Extract from the Laws OF Della
ware. governing tha collection of
Taxes Of New Castle county. Sec
ton ), Chapter 80. Volume II. Laws
oil Delaware, as amended:
Section ). That on all taxes paid
before the first day OF October there
shall! be an abctement OF five per
ccnium; on all taxes paid alter
the first day OF October aud before
the first day OF December there
shall be an abatement OF three per
per :entum; aud on all taxes paid
after the first day OF December and
Lefore lhe first day OF January
there shall be no Abatement; and
on all taxes unpaid after the first
day Of January, five per centum
thereof snail be added thereto
will be at til. following places
10 collect county. poor, road, capl-
tation aud dos taxes Tor the year
1901: