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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-18
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V1M &QnlpI Htll OOrllco pllQlcll|
ueber Elm @eic6t pel1es Elm She'll
Der Monnl6oit Der aui elmer ,uillen<
l6aitli6en Expedition befiuoli9en 0i iter-
rei9i11en Gorpette ~6rieorid" an Der
Offiilte 8prneos nit Yiroten 5u be }te=
6cn batte, entnebmen mir elmer GoreIpon=
beng oer 81. ST. Yr," na9itcbenoe 9e=
tolls v0a es n0tbi9 9eluoroen luor, fir
Dem Betrieb oes @6iifes @ol5 gu fdQen,
uuroen am 7. Mai. 80 Niatrolen unter
Beicbl zines Seecooetten 81 olelem 3,pede
an bos iippis be,poloete 2ono 9eienoct.
3um56ube 9c9cn piloe Sbiere erbielten
lie sebn @tiid Wern0l Garabiner. Sic
Gorpette befano li9 un9efdbr bier @ee=
meilen 1ce,pGrts bes Qlr6eitsplabcs un0
bel@dfti9te Die ei9ene 9ampf6orcoile
uno Elm onoeres 9roBes Boot nit 9luf<
nobmearbeiten. 9os Metter mar tribe,
cs re9ncte Sulueilen, uno Elm unourd<
orin9lider 9nn1t lagcrte nnter6alb Der
meibcn Mebclpoltcn, >peld)e Die llr,palo=
iQ1 bel6atteten. 8on 8oro aus tonnte
man Der 9roBen gnti icrnun9 balber >ueoer
/ |leben nod b0rcn, ,uas auf Dem 2anbe
per9ing; eS abute aber audi 9fieman0>
ooB ii6 bort ir9eno Elm unfoq ereignen
f0nnte, oo man Die @e9eno unbeluobnt
rpuBtc. 0ie Matrolen arbeiteten aus 2ei=
6csfrd ften. unter Der 98udt frd tiger
Mgtbiebe fielen bic Baum ltdmme uno
wuroen fun ltgeredt 5crfleinert uno ge<
l9ibtct. Yroben pon Sra It unO @el6id-
li6feit regtcn eincn @ctteifcr, an, mcl6er
oas Werf rald f0rOerte uno Die grbeit,
neil 1ie bonn itrammen BDrooienite gar
10 iebr perlAieoen 1T. gum uabreu 8er<
9niigen seita1tete. 9leusieri9e QHen nno
&rotooille pa9ten li@ in Die 9(dbe uno
,puroen foum entoedt. unter pielcn@9er=
gen olr6 @ewebrlGiiile uno @teine per=
l9eu9t. 9os. .,uoren aber ni6t bieTeinOe,
Die 5u fiir9teu >paren. Mn iol9e oadte
man eben gar ni9t. Do erI6einen 9egen
ein ubr Nadmitta9s' pl0bli@, bel elmer
2anoipiBe bcrumbiegeno, flint siemli6
9rOBe 6abrSeu9e, an16e!neno Til9er%
boOte, 1ebr ltart bcmannt, nit un9efd6r
80 nadten braunen Gin9eborcnen uno
iamenten nit Blitesl@neae in Trontli=
ME. Sm 5lpeiten Tabr5en9e ltebt Die bobe
@eitalt zines alten Ofannes> oe1Ien weiBes
9aar uno Bart i'm bel onoers tenn5ei@<
men uno malerild erl@einen la1Ien. Nuf
Elm 3eiden bon ibm-er mub ber@dupt=
ling 1ein - ridtet jeoes Tabr5eug am
poroeren Sbetl eine itorte b0l5erne Srult=
>ueDr nit @@icb1 19arten auf Ser 9dupt@
ling feuert einen @d)ub auf Die Wa6e
i'm Boote al. 9os ii bos Signal sum
ollgemeinen @efe6te. Sic Matrolen BE-
luoifnen Ii9 i'm 9lu9enblde, 1tiir5ten> 1i0
ms gSolier, ben Plroten ent9c9en. 9(Qes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-18
Obio Watleufreunb,

oient Sur gsoffe Soi5arte &nittel
@teine. Sic Ggern6lcarobiner besins
nen ipfprt lire glrbeit. Sic Matroien
fcucrn prddtis. Scr sreile 9auptling 1T
toOt, uno piele anbere Yiraten ereilt ein
9lei6es @6idiol. .9ennp6 9ebt oer&f
pprludrts. 2eioer boben ou6 mir empiinO=
li6e @crlulte. 3mei Monn lin0 toOt uno
S>pei anoere Idlper pcrwunoct. Yiraten
werfen nit 9robcr @el6idli6teit Wurf=
lpicbe uno ldiebcn aus elmer 9rpbenIfen9e
BON Srombons. Scr 9aupton9riff lit &C.
gen oas Boot geridtet; es lic9t in flofe
tertiefem Mo1ler. 9lur >penise Der 2eutc
t0nrcn pom 2anoe aus 9iilie brin9en;
lie tbun es Swar, ober per9cbli6. Sic
5tGrtiten untcr ibren perIu6tcn, oas
Boot ans 2anb 81 sieben, aber Der 9nfer
bdlt uno lie peroen nieoergel6olien gno=
li6 bemd9ti9ten li6 oieYiraten oes8oo=
tes uno fiibren es meg. Gs erl@einen Sluei
,peitere TabrSeu9e nit Yiroten uno per-
einigen li9 nit DEM anoeren. 9le W{a=
troien boben li6 unteroeHen pom Waller
an oie &iiite gum Baloe bege6en. 9ie
Yiratcn ld)ifien li6 aus, uno i'm Iu9en=
bIide 16nitten lie Den Spei Sooten ole
&opfe a6. Nfan batte es allo nit ben TO-
9enannten &opijd9ern an tbun:s Soieraut
l6ifften lie li6 mieoer Elm uno So9en ab,
um pon elmer anoeren @eite auf @@leld)=
pe9en einen 2anoonsriff por5ubereitcn.
gu oiel lcm lit es ober ni9t mebr 9efonl<
men, Oa oie Mannl@aft un9efdbr 5pet
5tunoen na6 oem Sample ob9ebolt
uuroe. Yon Bpro ous botte MON pon
oielem @jefedt gar nid)ts 9ebort uno
ni1ts 9eleben uno NOR eo9er pon bent
Yorfa1le 5ebr iiberroI I6t. Man rllltete 10
fort eine &ric9serpe0ition NIT alien GRO
Ben 8ooten uno nit 5'uei oreipflinolgen
Bo9enfanonenl ! aus uno recognosc'rte
Die &iilte ouf elmer Musoebnung BON lln=
9efdbr 25 Meilen, Dime cine @pur Der
Yiratcn entoclfen gu t0nnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-18

beitanbener priifuns erbalten Dotte, in
in bet Shot Soft dbnli@ ge,poroen pdre,
nidt aber bur9 bic @rfenntniB no9
I6le6t beltanoener priifuns. - Nun
aber tomnen mir crit 5ur 9auptfroee -
sur Trage na9 Der Nualitdt jenes Bou=
meg, ba nit beren Beantwprtuns Die
Gntl heioun9 User bic peitere ,pie oas
Glien BON ben .Trii6ten bieles Baumes
eineI@iinbe, uuo 5>uor einc unter Spoes=
itrafe perbotene Siinoe (@en. 2, II. }
iein fonnte, oufs !nni9lte 5uiamneubdn9t.
9a NIes mas @ott er1 r1@oifen bottc,
uplfommen gut mar (@en. l, 81, uno
oieles namentlid BON ben 8Qumcl1, uno
stpor obne unteridieo gait (G,en. l. - }:
10 fann au6 Der Baum Der Grtenntnib
uno oeiIen Trii6te peni9fens ni6t pon
pornberein uno an li6 et>uas B6les ooer
B6lemadcnoes, uno eben 10 ,penig et,pas
@9aoli9cs ooer Soobrinacnoes gene Ien
lein. 9enn bier et>pa an eincn 9c,p0bn=
li9en 81 ftboum benfen 5u lpollen, pie
@ini9e 9etban lit barum I'M ltottbaft,
,ueil Der 8e9rff zines @iftes Den zines
BON &rantbeitsltoff bereits innerli@ nfi=
cirten, irgenoluie ungeiunoen un6 Der
NuBen,uelt unterworfenen &6rpers por=
ausiest, Der N(cni@ aber oor Dem Tall
nod 9anS 9eiuno, nod in jeoerBe;ie
noturbeberr16eno, uno feines,pe9s ihon
10, tuie iett init oem non posse non
mori, B. +. Der M69lidteit oes Soocs,
bebaftet par,s permD9e oel|cn oaein linn
bos @ift jebt etluas anboben .beben fonn.
9o ferner @ott ben SOB ni9t 9ema6t
bat oicier piclmebr lcoigli6 Der @olo
Der @iinoe unb nur our9 Die Giinoe in
Die Welt 9efommen 1T 10 fann Dor oer
@iinoe ou6 tein @ift in oe* Belt gene
len lcin ,tno 5u iagen, @ott bobe lebte'
res cri6offcn, biebe bcmna@ oollelbe, wie:
er babe audi beilen einsi9e 1rl fade, Die
@iinoe, cr1doffen 60 9ins ollo Der gr=
tenntniBbaum ii, je6er BSiebun9 gut
aug oer Sonb @pttes bcrpor. Nebmen
mir MN an, oaB er oie1c Qualitat audi
lpdter nod, ols @ott leiue Trii@te gu se=
nieben Dem Menl l@en perbot bebolteu
bate: 70 fann Der @runo jencs 8erbo=
tes oQein in Der @iQtiir @ottcs 9ele9en
baben; er batte oann eben 10 gut audi
jeoes Mnoere an lid erloubte Dem Men=
l6en perbieten f0nnen blob Inn 10 ben
@ebpr1am ocs 0feni9cn 5u prii fen -
cine Mnli9t, Die oqeroings cine lebr &C.
w0bnli9e unter ben Sbcolo9en lit uuo
Die l@on @uguitinus bauptia@lid oeb=
balb auf9eitelt uno frdfti9it III uertbcioi=
gen se|u6t bat, I'M Der 9nnitii6 =moni=
hdil6cn Srrlebre ppu Der W1atcric ols
Queac uno @ik bes B0len jeoen 3u9an9
5u perlperren. Dob man ii6 babel @o!t
gan; uie eineu mem 6li6en Gr5ieber, uno
Die eri ten Meni1en luie &inoer oenft, Der
ltebt li@ pon lel6t. 9ier9e9en aber labt
li9 iosen, oob erltli6 Die tir9li6e 2ebre
ppn Der WoQtommenbeit oes menlGliden
uriuitanbes feines,ue9s seitattet 9oom
uno @pa tpie &in0er ionbern nur ols
p1aig er,podlene ooer 9robe, uno oa5u
nod nit bDber Grfenntnib ausgerii itete,
lopie nit beili9em uno 9ere6tem Willen
our9 @ottes @naoe be9obte Meniden
Ill oentsn; oaB ferner fein onoeres Der
nns betannten e1ttliden @cbote ooer
Yerbote rein uilltiirli@ , 1enoern ale
s,por in @ottes Willen. als b0@nem
YFi6tprincip 9e9riinoet, aber ni4t MINI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-18

- Wls ole1er So9e III elllel Sl.
2puilcr Bont- 10 erSdblt Der ~Nn5el9er
oes @cFens" s"-ole Mnseltelltcn 5iemlid
bc16a{ti9t >parcn, fanben lid unter Den
uni ben @6oltcr periammelten &unoen
audi spci Tremoe elm. sic fanoen ol3t
an Der mannsbobsn @lasl6ronfe, bic IN
Bonll ,taIen oas fir Die Nn9eltelten re-
lerpirte @anftum ppn ben duBeren Nau=
men trennt. Yl0bli6 bemertte elmer Der
Mn9eiteGt>n, oob Ii6 Elm Ydd@en Pa:
pieroelo, ,peltes ni1t >peit BON ibm ouf
oem 8 ild)c log, pie BON unlidt6orerSSroit
bepeqt, in Die 6Dbc fob; er griif mebs
oni1b oorno6 uno bcfom ooeel etipos
53rob6clnocs 5u follc. Sic bciocn Tremocn
entferntcn li6 eilig. Cine llnterlu4un9
eraob, oas bab Yadet popler9elo BON
einem srpBeu &afer 9epodt uno telt9e=
6alten mar. 9(n Dem Sd fer befono ll@
Elm Dinner, jeoo9 ltarter Sooen:
@ie 9iebe battcn Die Gi9enI@aft oes
&Qfer, oer cine ouberor0entlide &ru1t IN
jeinen 3angen uno &lauen bellst uno 1c3
oomit felt on5utlenimen pea9t otTenbor
qefannt uno oorauf ibren Ylon gebaut.
sic botten Den &aier an einen Jooen &C.
6unoen uno i6n an Der @teQe, mo jsnes
@elopodet lag iiber Die @9rante 9e%iper= %
fen. QDdre ibr ManDper ni@t autall'9
bcmertt worben, 10 bdtten lie mitte.lt ocs
6aoens uno oes Sd dfers oas @elopadet
ii6er Die @@ronte biniiber9e5ogen> uno
Niemono 6Qtte beoriffen, no es Dln9etDm-
men. Ser &afer beiBt nit 1einem notur=
mi1lenI I9aftli@en Nomen Plectodera
scalator, lit Gin GROCER Sodtdfer, 'pelb
9elalbt nit 19worsenGtri6en u. fat un=
9emDbnli6 jtorfe 3on9cn uno Hlouen,
nit bencn er, 1obolb er nit etlpos Tren'=
Dem in BeriiDrun9 fommt 5ubelbt uno
Sugreift. @r lebt ouf Der gemelnen Yrol=
rie,ueioe. uno nun io9c man nod sln<
NAL, oob bic @ntomolo9ic Elm unprattl=
i3e @iTcn. .6aft lei!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-07
J. D. oALBRAITEz's
Sorner amiy Grocery
5 II O II Il,

VI ouel and Clark StS.,
D'ck kyland's Fire proof Building, oppo-
site Masonic Hall.
nIoCk, WHICH is ALL NEW AND
ia cmpnstantly arriving, consists Of Coffee.
SmSlad Inn, Bacon, Lard, Boneiess Codnsb,
Macckhee salmon, Herring. Butter. Cheese.
ne lpie, p;s,.p prlsd Apples, Teaches, Black ber-
gurrants comh nhhu,mis. n Pealed Peaches, Zant
Buckwheatt tono ana Honey, Eaisns. Figs. Corn,
nsnt ntas ~ ;, Potatoes, Onions, and good assort'
dimes q ncaned canned goods. Pickles. Sauces. Sar-
and oysters, ya.;, Parched Coffee, Nuts, Candles
mention; ig'y nj " Of articles too humorous to
cash orr, or srnro N, Q, which will sell cheap for
J. d. GALBRAITH,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
ESECONIEEDITTUN
".
, The TreskeS

s1hsz fgeeh Very H'oh-Ihe Bridges
81 q S9e-4J.aco Banks in Dagger keu-
nett Pite Oamaqed. .t.u .r
During all Of last night, the ice from
the upper Brandywine, came down In
large quantities Ind with great rapid.
tv The, channel, howsever, remained
op,p', and although the water was unu-
ID. high Ii did not rise far enough
10 nu any damage at the mills. lc
Una oil the piers Of Eleventh street
briage was slightly injured, but with
this exception no iniuryio any bridges
is reported.
Damage TO the race hanks il serious
ly appTehended, Oh account Of the
quantity OF frost in the hanks,
wbici will weaken them in coming
out, and, the great auoun. OF water
now running down =. ~. -. '.t
The rain which 1ell last night ran
down ffomthehills in large quantities,
and washed away a portion of KennetJ
pike, near Broome street, rendering
the roadway at this point almost in-
passable. -s 80. ...
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
Corrup7lon In PsnnsyTvKni1FSfl.'
a .eX vTfrsG a "a gSg q " III

tt appears that Aiacisey, =headzof the
Harrisburg ring, when State, Treasurer
'loanedf fhe .Allhghany Valley Railroad
1929 900, in State bonds The road went
into the hands Of a receiver, and the
money has never been feturn.s,. & It lis
said that Mackey controls the siistri bu-
tion OF Offices throughout the State, and
compels appointeas 80 divide their sala-
ries with him-hence he ha., an income
Oh $3.50 900 year. Tie ls slid to haNe
loaned Russell Efrett, ofethe pittsburg
Ccmmercial, $500, public funds. and that
.tsr r1t S'iil ia Che STAFF >rgf'a Wy
1t ilsc oonl-, cat TOD ..psua.ss ti--..y
IN 1860, as defeated nj the election lat
was counted in. The ledge of this
fact enabled the friends Of Ysrkes and
Mereer 10 compel Geary to pardon them
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
Freeaa.em's Bank Propeyfg.

NAsIAGToE, February 23.--The
Senate Finance committee held d meet
ing to-day and agreed TO report'a bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Trea.
sury to purchase. the Freedmen's Bank
building ia this city at sum lot to eX-
ceed S31I, 900 The committee author
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, to offer 4 res
oiution. 10 tic effect that the comm it
tee are agreed, as to the ntcessityqof es-
tablishing another mint in the West,
and requesting the President TO inves.
tigate' and report at which point in his
judgement the new mint should bel
Gated,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
FIRST EDITION
4 Kine street Sensation.

A Ro,c a.. Beer Salooa--A jstats Officer
X on his Muscte---A Lioely Sensation.
" A first class sensation was created
&about five O'Clock last evening in Geo.
*Baeranbach's lager beer saloon onking
street, below Third,
The sensation was occasioned by d
row, and although rows are ordinary
occurrences, this particular one occa-
&si oned much comment as well as ex-
Hcitement, on account of the circum-
&stances connected with it, and because
4 lit presented the curious ananoly 0i
an officer of the State whose dutyif
i is to prosecute law breakers, taking
leading and conspicuous part In bar
4 room brawl
The proprietor OF the saloon gave q
GAZETTE reporter full account OF the
affair, which is in substance, as fol-
lows,
While peacefully following TIE ave
cation OF his lite and injulging in a
friendly game OF euchre with some
friends, the uoof OF his saloon was
pushed open, and III came wellknown
officer of the State accompanied by a
friend The State official called
for drinks inviting all III the room TO
partake, and "sct 'em up (on tick
several times, until the proprietor
thought that enough foamy lager had
been dispensed without receiving the
legal equivalent therefor, and refused
further credit. He courteously reques-
ted the officials, to 20 home and come
back again in the morning, when lie
would treat them
But this insult to the dignity OF the
State was not to be borne, and whip
ping cut his revolver, the State official
declared his ability to "shoot anyDutch
son of b----li in the ROOM In elm
phasizing this remark he advanced to
the table where the proprietor and his
friends were playing cuclire, and
brought the butt Of his pistol down
upon the slate on which they were kcc
ping score breaking il in pieces Thi!
dangerous hction Increased; ;tlnckcite
ment and created stampede.
''Mine Got, ;, said B.,crenbach, nj hi
portion of his narrative, "Mr, Hire
he shumps up and goes out derctpoin
Ting to the door leading into the yard
Mr.. Gindcr he goes ont in dc kitcher
and anoddcr man, he dies up starr"
At this interesting period Bahren
back seized the State official and cap
tured his revolver when hlscompaniol
wrestled with Mr, Band tore his shirt
The boarders were then summoned
and with their assistance the two bel
ligcrents We're hustled into the street
They again, returned, totlc ,salpoI
when more peaceful 'mta5nrrs Wef
resortod TO. The revolver was hand
ed over TO friend of the State officis
and after some persuasion both tn
men departed, leaving the neighbol
hood %hI to 10 10 It stSjdS ltls assiStIa ay,,I
are above chronicled, are Deputy Al
torney-General VIM. r. Hodgson am
a.young, ,vman named, Thomas HsW
kins.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
r..,,,.. w,.n,ur 4. ,..y.n... ~ Il

t.asties Mtsniag la vurensss u iishl
'ra66iIg and Simple Saving Machine, would
40 we'll Id cati al So. 9ls MARI et Street VII.
minRtOn Dell, and zee enc ut the nicesl taini.
iyS lg Machines, IN the world II has no
equal II 4ews fro the thick sst 10 the thinest
msterial II tesired' withont change iof needles
Our hobby is siDpiiciIy. dura bility,. light
runpins, and 40 la,eadins-mp required: self
Threading. shuttle. and if-tetiins needle
Sold e n easy monthly instatment, DR. liberal
discount of t'f cash, i Ladies ddn'thpy. u
heavy amt ,ytpk,iialei .llV,cbine. bar sci tho
ligha arhnntQy Ssw .Alaaeiea1. .,.r..+..
u, H.. fY'SliirEer ST. HlInilnytnd. bel 10
iit'Tsglti iii1J. II RRIsi RIOS Il Agent f:
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
Z f'DK S-iLE AND KENT.
V9Wo T8RMs "1I-iI E7TN ~ :
IL 'p..
: .t /, IAtiPElVih In a,$ ..uh

.... III .si-i rtpb ~ .H. .ll..titsi 3. d.
ms hoiIe cleT at privatos saie .tT,o 9ood
Farms, itlte the property 3f .EZIa Thompson,
deceased, situated IN London Ltitsin town
ship, near SfricEervIile, la. ---' -
80, i contains 1C0 Acres, IL of which are
woodland, the balance we'll Watered anu
fenced, The buildings are good substantial
two story BrIck HoJtse, with three rooms
and kitchen on first fioor, seven rcoEle 5aa
bath room on. second noor, stone ana
Frame Barn with, two hoore, gooi sta6lin3
tached;. Wagon House, Wood House, with
WoIk Shop overhead; all other outbuiidings
needfii on q farm. The water - fsrcei 10
the hoqse;and p9rp Jbgl ny arauiic. i;,,It,}t
Woodland, the BALANCE well Fenced anu wa
tered. The buildfngTare q two! STORY FRAN
HOUSE, with two rooms on first floor, three
rooms and entry on second; well ana pump
at door; good Efalne barn, With aGarrisss
House attached; Wood House, with Work
Shop over it; good Hog and Chicken House.
properties are Within y OF q mile OF station
on r. & u. X, K. and are, ,Aery deeiP able pro.
perties for any one wishihg 10 purchase.
II theee properties are not sold, BY, the Jet
day OF February they will then be fot Tant.
Apply TO Heirs ON property. - ianl.tf
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

AGAIN POSTPONED Tho hearing OF
Thomas Titus, on IL charge Of incendi-
arism, this morning, was again post
poned on account of the continued all,
sence of material witnesses until 10
morrow morning, The accused was
accused was held. ins$500 ball for his
appearance.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

FORCE REDUCED accordance
with instructions from the Postmaster
General to reduce the iolce oi letter
carriers ut the Wilmington Fostofiice,
Postmaster Pyle, yesterday, notiled
Robert i, Wight that Ills services
would be no longcr.fcquired after the
1st of March, There will probably be
no further reduction. .... '., -.r
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
Fay Cooke 4 co.

< p,ia andrew Johnson wild bring OPP
il bls attack on Jay Cooke will. probably
he the disposal Of unclaimed tiiyideti9s
Oh reg Il cred Gtott etc, The names md
addrdssAs OF owners having. bsen Kept
secret, jay Cooke q Co, had peculiar
faeilities to get-information and rsaliked
very large profits in finding and una u,r-
featuring claimants. .
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

PERSONAL. u. II. Rowlcntssonh has ifc.
signed the position of city editor of the
Daily RspuN3a,. and will be succeeded
by W..Scott V6rYon.s mfr. Rowlenson
is now preparing for the issue of pa
per.at New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

New HosE.-The Delaware, Fame
and Friendship 3. F. Il. Companies
have ordered quantity of new Me.
Gowan gum hose, from the Whitehead
Bros; iI5ssFpton, y. ~ IL iseEpeated ta
hrriVe uaiiy iS4dIA GElli4 ~ .t1
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

New LANDLoRD.-The. bar room
and stables of the Black Horse Hotel
On Front street win be taken In charge
of by Mr.. Jack Yetter. formerly, of
Newport. He takes possession on. the
first of March -~s s-7's ~ 81 T. -
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

TnEFT OF PrE,r7Aliclael Me Douald
and ID, Henry, H hsastNp,lWerei arrested. ,hy
''6hfcef Brickle, last night, for stealing
apiece of water pipes They willhaye
a hearing this evening a I..n .t.,4.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

HARD TO BEAT, --James r. Carpen.
Ter, ESD, an 6ntdrprising farmer 'ahii'
stock raiser, near Port Penn. recently
sold Il pair of twin calves sixteen
weeks old, which weighed when
aas,: ay1 f9E 3 lasS Aqdysa mais and tyt0g{ ~. or
00s lbs. They were butchered by Mr.,
Israel Helms of Delaware city, and
when dressed weighed each threo
hundred and eight pounds (30S,) The
most remarkable feature in connec-
tion with the calves, is that they have
always been the same size and
weighed exactly alike before killing
and afterwards. We would like to
hear from any Delaware farmer who
can beat Mr.. Carpenter fattening
calves.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
SANS. VIM. S. Jones, administr

JALEs WIN. S. Jone3, administra-
~ old in smyrna, last week, the Jas.
,e! ~ real estate, situated in Kenton
Hundred as follows. A 100 acre tract
west Of Kenton, TO William McCaulley
.atsS per acre; au &c.! acre tract, All
joining the above, to William S. Jones
at 81 per acre . 104 tract in the alley,
to J, 8. Laphafn, for SE12 per acre /; q
small tenemefft house near the home
stead lnot soldy for 500, and the farm
opposite the homestead, "A! acres, to
Jebp Mrightiot *15I2dperacre. There
were. no Improvement on the lat.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

.EuSat.AL, Me Funeral. !, OF Wesley
ra!ley tool. plaae, thi. laorqii,g, FROM his
hte residehce on, West .Second street and
Was largely Intended. Eighteen mem ::
'Btf%tfAhe Board 6f' Education ntttntied
in IL bod&.f 44a aatvitdss we're ilkeM III
Union NJ. T.. Church, and the intrrmcnt
took placeih Wilmington H. bfaAsly wine
'CcmNery..,o0 t3'VtNaI T. uA h
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

VrsrrAr1oS!iZZA Division, Sons
Of Temperance, of Stanton, will pay
/. friendly visit, this evening, to vii
mington Division, No. /, L. of T.
All me members should make'iit eon'
vcnient to be prcsent. @ ei
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

\ DfsokpEELY CoNprcT.7-W When tue, n.
III and Washington Espressttrain. north,
stopped NJ Pfqryville, last evening, q
man named .Iharl,N Pifrson got on, and
dct1'd iGa ytry disoraerly rfaanner. i,,iur-
ithe:tr&ih Irfit,tt Il In Wilmington. he was
arrested by officer ''repper, on complaint
VI The. csnIin,tor, and ttkrn To thu City
Hdtscells. He wilk ie sent hAx,kld" Per-
rSyilleid bG tried for his oH,pces -..n
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

WYMAN's WATCH. AT Wynan's en-
tertainnlent, last night, sfiver watch
was drawn by john -Qpipn, No. 63a,
East Seventh etfeet AS before. the
Hall was crowded during the perform
ance. P%e watches will be eiven 10
night. .fs
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

aG,NkNy Nutier rather than take nau-
,seons meaitiffrg.i Sufferers from co,ig chs,
''cold-. influenza, sora thrsati or tendency
atstsz@ 'yy'FVh;M T'h3py a ftlnaay AZ
agreeable. 70 the palate as eflectual in
remoy iiig disaa So. scots. and 81 Il hottie,
larger hotties much the cheaper. ri.i -
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25

SUDDEN dEATH-rMiss Sadie, only
daughter Of, Hon. n. B. Smithers died
iQuite ,inexpe ctedly early Tuesday
morning ut her home in Dover. She
was about.l9. Sheshad been a suiferer
IRON consumption.,Al 4ui u., 10. d.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-25
{. +. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iroh,.
-E lInIt NJ

has never been known te hA I'd lAsichsIXs.
weakness, attended with symptoms; indis-
position to eXertion; loss OF memory; difficult
y OF breathing general haeskp ess horror Of,
disease, weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
horror Of death; night sweats /; cold feet;
WeaEness; dirnpeso of Weion; lenguor; Uni
vereal Iassitude of the muscular system; enor.
NOUS appetitei with d d5spepticsyhnptoms hot
sln: Inns pad aSs "A tasSesa aESaaf SaSS a
the face, purifying the blood; pain in the
back; heayness of the eyelida; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
tsnticsn ts se1R The1s s 6 sh Eses Es # rS
weakness, and 10 remedy that use l.. +.
kuSkEr,s Htter .Wne oflrqn. lthetef fails.
Tnonsands are now enjoying health who have
Beware of counterfeit and bdde iniftatl6ns.
As AunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron is SO well
tbown all over-the- country, druggists. them
felyes make an imitation and try TO palm il
oG Oh their customers y VIII ni theS randt run.
kcPs Bitter Wine OF Iron.
k,nlel'a Bitter Wine Of Iron put IN oiiIyz
IN 81 bottles, aud hrHa elsoS wrapper nieely
photograph on tho wrapper of-each. bottle.
Always look tor the photograph on the out
side, and you Will always be sure to get the
SOLD BY y ali 'saasrddasiAtyssaasbealpr ,asar3,1
where. '''---A--
No. 2J9. Tape Worm No. aJo.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. Nc
fee miess tnt' Aetl passes Como and refer,
TO patients treated. DRs ~ Fkti3sHLt,, No.
259 n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia Hdviue
froe Scat Pin a@d's'9elask )WqP7nss ,ptss re,
~. ".''' la ,i,e Field Again x.4>3li /,
With The finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes amt
Gaitersever offered iu Wi!mip gtoht a3ilbFtef /;
ate prices.
s,a Mar. MN,l.a .JsxsA ds IAESSeAS ~, SssGa.