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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
LOCAL JUNIORS ARE
ENJOYING BIG BOOM

Martlnsburg Council, No. 35, Jr, o.
U. A. M, bids fair to once more cop
the premium as the hveliest council
in West Virginia Last night there
were 36 applications for membership.
MI. Harry Thomas, of this council.
is State Councillor and his home.
council is determined to do their bit
toward making his administration a
success. 2~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
HONOR RAINBOW DIVISION.


by international News. service.)
Rosedale, Kan. Sept. 24--The City
Council here has changed the name
OF Westport and Hudson avenues to
Rainbow Boulevard, in honor Of many
Rcsedale men who are members of
the Kansas Ammunition Train, now
connected with the AID CRainbow)
Division in France.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
ON FIRING LINE

Judging from information received
by relatives, Blaine, son of Mr. s. S.
Cline. of Bunker Hill. has besa a on
the firing line in France. He is a
member OF the 313th Field Artillery.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24

Miss Marjorie Rabbit, of Boston,.
Mass, en- route to Washington, on a
visit. stopped OF for a few days with
! her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/. fames Lar.,.nss. East Liberty street,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24

break of war, over battalion being
in service at New Years 19lf; some
have won honor medals; AL nave
done wonderful sharp sheeung"
Several wear the kits Of. flghlang-
ers. The women show devotion ~
knitting and making OF eomlorISs'
Thousands OF dollars have been SUD
scribed by Indians to patriotic any
relief funds. But when 10 turheu ,
turned in with teams and plows :"
add an empire of new land for We
tory crops the greatest achlevem ti.s
was noted in all the years since we
Canadian Pacific. railway system system. o.
penetrated the Indians huntlns
ground and brought to the. prairles'
farmers and towns and cites 4
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
NOT OUR "LEFrY"

An article appearing in the Cum
berland Valley papers stating that
Lefty Russell, the well known ball
player had been injured in France
was incorrect. Russell is in Baltimor
where he is working The Russell
spoken offs another Lefty
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-24
BeeCharl1'S
Pills

win rapidly improve your
completion byarousingthe
liver and putting stomach
and blood n good order.
Lasssst sal. Of xry M.d,eir. 4 n. WI,
Sole svsfywksss.' q Lsxss, TO-, az.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

States has intimated that the i.
i;iuenza epidemic, that is now ray-
my through our country, is a Ger
man propaganda and that the GcI
mans are killing ye1lr men. women
and children. though three thou,
anti miles away. just as surely as
if they were within range Of their
most powerful guns.
Do you remember when YOU saw
ard read Of the first bOmbardmelt
Of Paris by the German long range
gun that YOU ssluddered with hor
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
10 Men and Women of Scotland Neck

this Liberty Loan falls down and
i IS not full. subscribed. or owe,
subscribed. we have in prospect a
heightened war-that the Gei'ma !,
people Will take heart and pro
long the war six months to wear.
longer.
BY Your neglect in putting this
loan through the German govern
ment will be enabled to go be-
fore its people and say that the
people Of America are not back
ing up their government and wish
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
COTTON MARKET

"oi' i, tie :nu-.'.~ e defcr>"le,s
women and ch.Idrene Whar
vonld YOU have e:vcn - put that
gun out Of commission
Men and women 'of Scotland
Neck. the situation is before VOC.
1t Is mp To you to act. Subscribe
today and save the life Of some
soldier boy now on the front.
Remember nearly 100000 must
be raised this week,
j. III. ALEXANDER .Jr..
Chairman Scotland Neck Fourth
Liberty Loan Comm ttee
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

no Nnu read the extra issue Of
''; commonwealth sent out broad
''>' through our town last night
'i'>e things mentioned in that
sue d 4 not happen. but they will
'F]"'h IT we are not earnest low
W 'z1ns Of our country and do
~ part to help win this war.
we nave been in direct commu,
l. '''on with Governor Seay. who
= - within the last day or two
~" Mr, McAdoo, the secretary Of
treasury, who states that if
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
BY Raymond CIanner

20 stop the war This Will give
them more morale and the We wi
80 on.
From present Indication it looks
as i the German people were tir
ed Of he var and ready to quit
i,ecass>c tl:",,- think the allies pre-
>"nt d unit al front and they see
30 ioop-hole through which t.,
crawl. but if we fail to bac1z our
government, men and women tho
We may ultimately win, the war
will be dragged along indefinate-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
DOUChB0YS DEFY ENEMY
GUNS AND SWING FORWARD
COTTON SEED
MILLS CLOSED
OCT. II TO 26

Cotton seed crushers, dealers,
glnneTs and individuals are pro
hibited from purchasing cotton
seed between October II and Octo
Der IS from cotton ginned between
theseadays.
This order issued by the food
administration is IN lieu Of i fur
ther Shutdown order, and is in
tended to relieve and prevent con
gest,on Of cotton seed in the hands;
Of crushers and dealers as Nigh,
resuHin the los; Of food and feea
value.
The Cotton Oil and Ginning
Company, Of this city, has author
lzed the statement that they wit.
abide by the above ruling.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

y which VII be costly TO rs IN
men money and material.
There are but feui. more DAYS to
push t':is loan across and ''over
the top Our quota is T93. 500
hardly one fourth Of which has
been subscribed.
We are all Of Us IN trouble from
a local standpoint, but we must
ard will we cannot do otherwise
than subscribe our full quota to
this loan.
Do you realize that the United
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
WILSON'S REPLY TO GERMANY
IS SATISFACTORY TO ALLIES
BELL HOTEL TO
BE TEMPORARY
HOSPITAL

SO serious has the influenza ep:-
demic become and the doctors s.
taxed that plan has been put OF;
foot whereby the Bell Hotel. lent
by the generosity Of Mr. \. B. Jos
ey will be utilized as temporary
hospital for the care Of the sick.
Which Will also enable the ladies
who have charge Of the SOUP kit
chen to expedite the proper feed
ing OF the sick.
Two ladies from each church
have been =aepemted to arrange
Tor the gathering in Of donat ons
OF bedding and other necessaries
to equip the temporary hospital,
this committee being composed OF
Mesdames A. Mcdowell, R. c.. JOS
ey, NJ Y. Self, P. A. Raspberry
L. w. Russell and Reba Shields
and Misses Jennie Leggett and
Eva Moore. This committee met
this morning at eleven ) clock to
make the preliminary arrange
ments and plan to gather in such
donations as could be immediately
obtained.
DR.. W. S. Rankin. of the stat.
board Of health, has been brough.
IN touch with the local situation
and has promised to give us a n7lr
Sc at the earliest possible momcnf
ana IN the meantime he suggest
that strong committee could ma
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

tterlally aid the local physicians
by eliminating the light cases and
to them supply regulation ned
cine only requiring the docto,.
70 be ealled to the more ser;ou
cases. This, Of course. is a MAJ
ter that should be consented to h>
the local phys clans before any
sUch work is undertaken.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

1t is seldom that man is pleas
ed at being called an ugly name
but the marines are proudly a.;
vertising the fact that the &c
mans term them "devil-dogs'.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

With the American first n.|~ 15-S tba
third phase Of the
ed the Are and
aced Champagne, Tile st Georges and Ianders
The
bombardment which blazed Of
sitions.
After the first forward the Dn1ehboys
nlac'ic their
'iffi.Ult by Of the
They last reported the ST. Jlian into which
+hov nuShng.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
BY f. J. Bender

Washington Oct 5-Flimnat masculaon Of mil arv au
acy in Germany is the prime equste peace according
President Wilson,
hl> means amendment he
war and making hands Of the people This
monument can be secured by lee" ave bill passed thru
Srat' Of federal council. which is the house Of the
imam Parliament then through the
~"Frh 'ot : \ socialist in Munich
o'Fef resontoa f2vorne the abdcaton
crown Prince, accord 9 70 the Munich Nachrchten
London Oct 15Prncc Of
~ " has resigned ACCORDING report from the Berlin
VIA IT," Hague
IInIon Oct 15Tle Daily M.iI declares Prnce Maxim
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
NHUNIANE ILLEGAL PRACTICES ON LAND AND SEA MUST
CEASE AND GUARANTEES OF ALLIED MILITARY
SUPREMACY GIVEN
GERMAN SOCIALISTS WANT ABDlCATlON

WASHINGTON, OCT 15-AUTOCRACY MUST BEFORE
PEACE CAN BE ARRANGED WITH GERMANY ARE IN TEE
CONDITIONS LAID DOWN BY PRESIDENT WILSON TN
NOTE TO GERMANY, WHICH ALSO BORE NOTICE THAT NO
ARM1sTACE is POSSIBLE WHILE GERMANY CONTINUES TO
BE INHUMAN ILLEGAL PRACTICES ON LAND AND SEA
SATISFACTORY SAFE GUARDS AND GUARANTEES OF
MAINTENANCE OF PRESENT ALLIED SUPREMACY MUST
BE GIVEN AS A PRELIMINARY TO ANY ARnIISTACE ARRAN
GEMENTs, AND MILITARY ADVISERS WILL BE RESPONSE
BE FOR IT'S ARRANGEMENT.
By j. w. T. Mason
REV YORK OCT 15-THE GERMAN PEACE OFFENSIVE
HAS FAILED
THE KAISER S EFFORTS TO SAVE HIMSELF FRc,G DE-
FEAT BY CRAFTY WORDS HAS MET WITH THE SAME f. TIE
oF HIS MILITARY OFFENSIVE HENCEFORTH NOTHING RE
MAINS FOR GERMANY BUT UNCONDITIONAL sURREND.
PRESIDENT WILSON'S REPLY TO CHANCELLOR MAXIM.
LIAM WILL CUT DEEPLY INTO GERMAN MORALE
London Oct 15-Pres dent Wilson's reply Germany
" De emeny satisfactory British
eoIc de- not only with her other
allies
Lord Northcliffe Evening News paper to appear with
wilson reply had America printed pashed type
mg half page.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15

Paris Oct l9French troops have taken
north of Iaon
Champagne the Oizy
During the night and made progress AZ
different points the front
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-15
CROSSING THE ARE RIVER THEY CAPTURE TOWNS AND
MENACE OTHERS IN FACE OF HEAVY MACHINE
GUN FIRE OF THE ENEMY
e<~<SFz7S*>t 50 -- Ill,
ALLIES MKKE GAINS IN BFLGNIN

E<AEIS OCT 15-ATIAC.Ae1 A.s4,A> AND SEA THE GER
MANS In FLANDERS WERE THROWN BACK OVER SIX MIL
ELS ON FRONT OF THIRTY N.ILES
BELGIAN, BRITISH AND FPEkCH PARTICIPATED IN THE
ASSAULT WHICH BEGAN YESTERDAY MORNING BETWEEN
D1XMUDE AND WERVICQ.
OVER TEN THOUSAND PRISONERS HAVE ALREADY BEEN
TAKEN
ROULERS WAS CAPTURED EARLY IN THE FIGHTING AND
THE BELGIANS PUSHED FOUR MILES EASTWARD OCCUPY
ING ISEGHEM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
"And Noah went f.

The best instance OF this is found in the
large collection OF marriage contracts en-.
gravcd in clay tablets In the University
Museums collection Hundreds OF these
scmi-nrivatc documents were found in the
temple archives at Nippur. They show
mat when a woman married she entered
INTO an elaborate civil contract with her
husband. the main purpose OF which seems
TO have been TO protect her legal rights in
any difficulty that might arise later.
Tho laws OF all Babylonia would seem
drastic TO the worst victims of alimony
today. One provision In them was that
when man divorced a woman he must
pay nlimony even though sho married
Great Britain Rights Reserved
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again, provided he got his divorce for the
purpose Of taking another wife, or for any
reason not her fault. Also, at the time OF
his death under these circumstances she
was entitled to definite share of his
estate.
Officials Of the University Museum are
inclined to believe that further study Of
Cappadocian tablets in their possession,
and excavations in other sections OF Meso-
potamia, will show that even further back
in antiquity women enjoyed a great share
OF influence and authority. One reason for
this is the fact that the most important
God Of the Sumerians and Baby!onians
was 1shtar, also known as Nintud. who,
according to the ancient legend, created
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

"a -i-i1 - ~ OF .har- Dah
lonia hardly acknowIodgea ~. rrIe of ,bo
Suiian ann nrevod mn, NV ,-.r
euers who Woo ca soo,ish oo,,a -.
way
Matters nron1ise very diffe-an-,v a. , 70.
sult Of The war C-.a, pri,s;r hos ,ao,
forcing her way through Mcsopotamia. and
under her rule will come peace and nro
lection for Europeans and Americans as
we'll as for the native Arabs, who will be
compelled ia become law.abidinr Tho
,ro.roo, : ,.oo,, ...-,.,-
40 - 49, '--''e @''N'u' OF "9
10! some splehdlu "oTk at Ir ana other
sites in tina; important district, the very
moment that peace is secured The ready
enod. ., ,ho o,o,,.. :,,
a.
'"e earnest possible moment and from
inc dry sands and lofty mounds Of these
ruins NAV come new revelations of IN. l;ro
and literature NJ tho ,nird torr.h AVID
-'
poS9'"'' '"e t''" i-i!!It!h1uih before the
Christian Era. For Abraham lived about
2l00 +. C.. and that was by no means the
beginning If RahvIonian civi,iza,ior a,d
FROM mat ancient time Will come. &C.
CorGng to Professor Langdon DR. Sayce
and other scholars tho grea, o-;,i,a, .oh
w.. 1t.
VA "''''" '''o NE VI '''e ID 'oll'ah
priests wrote down their tale OF the del
uge, mans carly attempt 10 solve the prob
lem of sinners and riph,noue man IN oa-,,
T. 49,, 80
''' '"'e' ''' a''t' anu 'op'eS already
translator VIC kno" that the Babylonan
Noah built his ark took aboard his fam.
;Iv md ,bo ,n,,n,l h;c, ,ro .
"'.o'' - "e Aep'
49, '.''t 'I'"' Nv ~. "a raven ana
p,, as .s,c -.oan 81 Tue hlolc niN,
niI'ia ~. oi.i 'tiS'oh VIII.
,,,a,, '.n,. i't. noise' we 90 not
far .n,r,ra .,,,,isrir, ~ t., ~ ~ 20
49, 80! 'atno! If me lac, una, Abra-
m1iIi 'poN me storY WIN MN when he emf
- ihiea,'he, ana th"' IN me from.
,.ain 'i'c HtoIy was "orkeh over. and
Hioscl 'tu, uhlll II rsachcd me hands of
,io,'g ,s,a... ot'''' 49, man! genera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

mon out Of clay. 1t was when the Assyr.
la.s came down from Nineveh and the
cult of lshtar began TO lose ground that
woman started to lose her ancien. indie
pendcnce and place of equality with men.
fnppadocia. as IL is now known, the
home of the TIittites, was under the con.
lroi or Babylon. The discovery by DR..
Saycc that women had authority in tie
government there is interesting as tending
10 show that the ancient Babvlonians avan
extended the unusual woman's rights of
their time TO tho women OF subject ma.
tions. II Is interesting to note In this con.
nection hat the Armenians of today
claim to be tho direct descendants of the
Utilities. - SA'
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and Its Revelations Of the Gigantic
Catastrophe Whose Memory Is Found In the
Sacred History Of Every Race and Tribe

odes and li;urgies of the sumerians and
later Babylon!ans were either copied from.
or inspired b., a library of knowledge still
older In expressing this belief. he said:
Nippur is no longer a virgin field. Tx.
cava;!ons have been made by the Germa,.,.
the English ana the American museums =,
o'her points, too But am convinced that
IN spite OF a. re great discoveries which
have been made in the last dozen vcars
the work so far accomplished has hardly
scratched the surface. Nippur is in tho
mast OF large number of buried cities
that proba bly,
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An ancient Baby
lonian Seal Show
ing the Ark on
the Right.

made public remarkable partial vcr!fca.
,lon OF DR.. Langdon's ideas from the very
people he has been studying so long the
Sumerians. Just before he returned 10
Eng'ann 10 enter the army he discovered
ana translated n series Of tablets contain
ing a Liturgy 10 the Word" From the
religious point of view it is important
chiehy IN that it carries back the idea OF
l.ogos some TWO thousand years But from
th2 popular viewpoint the interesting point
Is mat great part OF the lengthy liturgy
no" translated for the first time is de-
voted TO lamenta''o:! over the destruc-
ton of Ur
At the same time the Museum has made
public brief account by DR.. a. IT, Saycc,
the noted Oxford scholar. of some Cappa-
docian tablets found in The University A1u-
scum. lie states:
I'VE now know the date to which the
tablets must be assigned The forms Of
the characters and the proper names be-
long TO the period OF the Third Dynasty OF
ur, before Christ 250o, and one Of them
is dated in the reign of Il king OF that dy-
nasty. They show that at that early epoch
eastern Asia Minor was under the control
or the HabylOnian government and that
Baby!onian civilization was firmly planted
there"
In this region. inhabited by the Hit
tiles. women had almost the same status
as men. Nearly every reference on one OF
the tablets to a project, who ruled over
the cities, Is followed by reference to
the prcfcctcss. or woman mayor
Although the discovery by pr Sayce IS
the first definite indication that women
enjoyed positions Of authority in the gov
eminent OF ancient civilization sharing
with men presumably on a basis OF equal
ity the lore OF all Babylonia Is rcplete
with records showing that woman's place
vas almost as important in those days
as 1t is today, and far more go than un 10
tho beginning OF the nineteenth century
And in many respects the laws of Snmer
and Babylon regarding women were far
snperiOr-from the viewpoint OF the
Toman--to present day statutes.
Copyright 1918. IVY Star Company
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were populous
before Nippur
" a S thought
OF. a m o II p
them, 10 mel.
ton but two,
are Ur OF the
Chaldees, and
Warka tho
Ararat OF the
Bible. Accord.
ing to Genesis
Ur Of the Chal-
decs was the
birth place OF
-Abra ham"
The Univers-
ity Museum
has Just now
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Time Of Departure Trims Trocys
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MOVING ann HAULING.

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hauling OF all kinds; reasonable rates
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20 miles Of Philadelphia and II miles OF
Wilmington. Attractive stone and brick
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cOmmodious barn. up-to-d date poultry plant
Ice house and cold storage room, three
orchards made up Of apple, pear. plumS
asparagus patch Of 5000 roots In full
bearing. Running water In three fields and.
pure drinking water cold as Ice, at house.
This farm Is located on a stone road, short
distance from station and creamery and
surrounded on all sides by fine. substan-'
tial people. Elevation high, affording good
ticuars. write or phone Benjamin T. Lewis,
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real ESTATE MANTEn-
MAsSEUsE.
Der1natologist Institution.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

EIRST PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
II lists Church. No. 0OG West street SER
vices sunday evening Messages by Mrs
Barnes. noted psychic. All welcome.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE-A REED BABY COACH.
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NOTICE

COURTLAND E. PIFRSON co.
have removed their insurance agency to
larger quarters grade floor.
odd FELLOWS BUILDING
apr25-eod-lm. Tenth and King SITS.
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Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
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777Q KING sTREET-TwO FUR
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WE REQUIRE TIE SERVICES OF
FIRsT-cLAss srENoGRAPHER.
YOUNG MAN PREFERRED. GOOD
SALARY AND PERMANENT posi-.
TIoN. APPLY AT ONCE. n. Smell
LENBURG a CO., SEVENTH AND
MARKET STREETS. aprc5.st
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nF,p w.N7rD-uALE.

Tee CREAM MAKER: GOOD WAGES
u Reynolds Candy Co, No. as Market
ST. npr10-t IT,
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STORAGE

GUARANTEE STORAGE HOUSE iOs- =
~ 100 East Third street ID. & A Phone
5iS. All sanitary private rooms; automo-
bile van for moving pianos. furniture etc
long or short distance. A. NJ Jacoby'
proprietor. apr9-fvr'
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nor sALE-TO CLOSE THE ESTATE,
Il Of James Harvey Spruance, deceased,
the following dwellings,
No 1871 West Third street.
No 1915 West Third street
No 1917 West Third street.
No 1919 West Third street
No 1921 West Third street
No 1928 West Third street.
No Sid West Second street. q,
No SIS West Second street.
No A23 West Second street
No 012 Lancaster avenue.
Garage-Third street, between Scott and
Lincoln streets &C stalls).
Gurage- Pleasant street. between Monroe
and Adams streets (5 stalls.) q
Tract containing about 10 acres IN South
Wilmington, adjoining Artillery Fuse
Company.
Apply
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
apr20- eOd-10t. Executor
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| FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
a housekeeping. Apply Tailor Shop, No.
500 Lombard st. apr24-2t
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yXyANTED-LABoRERS. APPLY ny
w rites Co. Limited. Christiana Ave,
near Lobdells. tan7-tf.