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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29


LEGAL ADvERTIsEErNTg
SCHOOL ExA MINERS NOTICE
" The meeting of The Bna d of School Ek~
aminers for Wood County, Ohio, will DO as
follows.
March 2--BowlinR Green.
H. Perry sburR.
April 6-Wsst Mill Grove.
:" 20 Weston.
Nay 4-Noith Baltimore.
4" l5-Bowlng Gteen.
RULES.
The following rules will be strictly enforced.
All examinations will commence promptly at
O'clnck A. NJ, and close at3 Pm.
Applicants hDurt farnish themselves Nth pens
aud pencils, paper ouly being Furnished by the
Beard.
In no case will more than two six months GER
tihostes be granted TO the same applicant.
f. Applicants wtllbe required 10 furnish Ger
tifcates Of good moral character
There will be no examination Of applicants
exec pt at regular meetings Of the Board.
No certificate will hereafter be Ant-dated 10
cover time taug ht previous ~ examination.
BY order NJ the Board.
RoBERT DuKN, Clerk.
Bowling Green, Tshuary II, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

A DYERTISING; Cheap: Gosi Sys-
N tem"tie.-All persons who on.smIlate
making contracts with wspapeI TO- the in
ssrtion OF advertisements, shnu' send eS
ceats to Geo. r. Rowell 4 Co., Park Row.
ty-ssvsnA editisn contAinIi " lists o' over Q 900
newspapers and sshnat's, show Ing the cost.
Advertisements taken Tor Leading papers In
many States Al . tremendous r. ductiop from
publisher rates. 0sr fHl BooK. $50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29
General Repairing.

General Repairing.
|w,h Bore vat Army Rifles and uian,
Aem iptO. shSt Guns, and Repair all
nis OF guns.
1 win n pair Sewing Machines.
|lWill Chan and R..pAlr Checks, and war
knt th, m 10 run we'll, or no pay.
i win Repair Locks Of atl kinds, Safes,
Il. Scales Cleaned and Repaired.
wall Grind and Hone RaEors, alse grind
hd repair Shears.
will make Patterns for Castings, or any
kher work that is dlihcult 70 get done
Elsewhere. ,...--
ZEN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

Single copies OF the JouRHAL can be had
fMr. f ID. Ross, at the Postoffioe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29
-LOCAL MATTERs s.
NEW AnVEItrisENIENTs.

Road Notice .-Defter McMs stsr.
Grnceries- q. W. Creps.
Dry Goods at Cast r. r. Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

Ip THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and
LIFE ILLUSTRATED, for February, the read
er finds an unusual combination of timely
and edifying topics. Among those which
must please are Jean lngelow Some
Thoughts about the Clergy; Signs Of Char
acter; Thomas Whitaker, the English Re
former; The Key to Womanhood Jane
HALEY, a story Of woman's courage; Hus-
bands and Wives; Ezra Cornell Greeley,
Colorado; Prevention Of Insanity; The
Emotions of Savage and Civilized Man;
The Worth Of knowledge; Uncle Dave (;
Legs and what they Mean; Mental Devel-
opement and Religious Character; Treat
nlcnt Of Wounds and Blisters; etc. The re-
port Of the Closing Exercises of the late
Course OF Lectures on Phrenology and Phis-
iology will receive consideration. An ad-
mirable number. Price 80 cents, or So for
the year. Address, S. r. Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29
PEaRYsBURG MARKETS

eAzscrEp wEVELy Br GIiBERT BEAcH AND
JAMEsP AvEgILL.
PsaaYssuR0. January 90, 1878
Whet aSaI 90 Flour yPbOl... So 90
Born piesbs ..6sSSS t0sts-..-. o2@ age
4 d. saslIsd 6596S Rye .---.; ssc
pressed hesf 90 Clover SEED Y hu. "
P,rk . 66T S26 90 Chickens a. b 1880
Hogs ...S7 5O9s 90 Turkets y b. i0c
S.tatoeG GOALS B-Hns, Navy - 81 81
ri.d .unles lOc Beans, ComnltL 81 90
later .2S03Scl lard -...-... l9tG l5c
zka .-77 ! Feathers ---- 15GsO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

The Fox reveals, and so in the end
mends, the hole by which he escapes. We
are indebted TO the street robbers for our
street lights, TO tyranny for our republics.
In the mills of God, there are neither az
we'll upper stones, and to the former az
much as to the latter is due the 6neness Of
the -four,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Furniture House.
L. DAVID sJTZLER

L. DAVID SlTZLER
HAvtNG removed my Cabinet Warerocm
IL and Shop to the corner Of Louisiana Ave-
nue. and Railroad would inyite my friends and
patrons to call vt the new location.
Those desiring TO get furniture of any kind
willplease call nd examine N Y stock. Of While
q hne selection will be kept always on hand.
Collins Of various sizes on hand, OF made
promptly TO order. 2zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

The following letter, written by promi-
nent western man to friend, acknowledge
ing the receipt Of demijohn Of whiskey,
contains some valuable facts:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29

The merchants Of West Mill Grove
have adopted the cash system. A sensible
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-29
A Walk Among the Tombs.

January 27, 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
% t CRIB ditcnDcs 8.
MJtts: aufdneissr Sder; ,ieinet rem Gbrifteu
erbeittrt Die Seele une teferesri islbt
eic Wtiuueheit ees Peises.

~ @as Die Siesen ma6cn.-Gin az
ter Sunsseiele lebte auf einem Sisel, nit
ten i'm Sui6e gan; einiam. Sein 6auss
itano mar einfa9, srpei .3iesen Iorsten fir
Die Mil6, eini9e 6iibnsr fir bic Gier, Der
gut beiorste 8urtsn bra6te @emiiie I'M
lleberiluB unb fiir bas llsbrise rei6ten feline
Henten aus. Surge Stubentsn sinsen in
Der 6erienSeit germ gu ibnt, neil iie gait
freunoli6 aufsenommen wureen. Nber
iunses Slut lit INNER mutbipiui9. lIno
10 sei9ab es, Oab brei iunse arme S6lufer
uon S%tubenten ii6 iber %uniern lieben OIL
ten luitis ma9ten, wesen ieiner .3iesen.
Dim Neaiabrstas 1873 i9idten uniere iuns
gen 9eutden ibrem alien sutmitbisen Srelpe
be einen iebr i9Onen grief, iuenn lie MIR
am Gnbe ni6t seisefiist bdtten % as
M a d en- bic 3ie9en? Der Ilte, nell
3er bic S9er;e Der iunsen Ginfaltspiniel
pernommen bate, iaste ladeno nadoem
er ibr Sdreiben 9eleien bate: .Wartet,
ibr Simpel, i'd Mil eud nod seisen, baB
i6 mein 2atein perItebe. 9r ludt Elm lido
mes S9d9tel6en aug, periiebt es nit benz
f%einlten Yapier, 9ebt bann in ben Stall,
uno nit einem StOfden brinst er iorsfdls
tis einise 3ieseneier btnein; nit feinem
Yapier miro es bebett, uno oben aui elm
tleines l3ettel9en selest, worin es beiBt:
rMuiter Don benz, mas bic 3iesen MAIDEN"
Sas S9ddtelden miro iorsfdltis seiissslt
uno per Yolf ben Stuoenten sei9idt.
User ausseladt purbe, mar Der 9(lts nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

~ 90 Sermine. Der frumme Mo,
LIBEL bate elmer armeu ySittlpe cine 3iese
ueri6a6ert, auf Gin Sabr sablbar. 9lm
Sermin fam Moi9el sur Wittme unb per-
lanste iein g,elo. Die quite Srar antmors
tete iBm iammernO SER Moideli6 tann
Sbnen beutc nidi alles besablen, meme
arme &inber waren tranf, i6 mill Sbnen
einen Sbetl besableu, baS 9lnbsre sebe i6
Sbnen iobalb wie mOslid nit Gins. Der
&t9ter wiro bid i@on be;ablen MAIDEN,
antrportete Mtoi6el, uno sins fort. aldt
Gage na6ber eri9len bic anne Meltter por
benz &i6ter unb flaste inn ibre 9totb.
SER Moidel", iuste bunn Ser &i9ter,
uieio barmbersis, sebt ibr nod brei Sabre
UNI oas llebrise su beSablen". yMu, 9err
&i9ter, cruioerte Der Sube trotis, vsebt
ibr sIei9 99". rS9on sut", bsidloB Der
&idter, r5rau ibr besablet iett Dem Moi6el
ben lOOten Sbeil eurer S9ulb, bas llebrise
sublst ibr linn in 80 jdbrliden Gsrminsn nit
seietlidem Gins, wie ct ieIbit perIanst bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

I'M Oiterrei6ii@en 3risse in S0bmen fir
Ieinen Sffcier einen @asen NIT spei Yfers
ben seitoblen, wie b0ie i3unse iasen, uno
loQ baiiir bas %eiierne &rsu, erbalten baben.
Sett trdst er es INNER inter oer 9elte, neil
er es ni6t Oiientli6 gu trusen wast.
gtin, fubr Der Glidiier fort, als bas @es
lddter uorii6er mar, wenn elm Solout isin
critics Gbrensei@eu bat, 10 mill CT Elm sr0Bes
res nno ba er weiB, baB e his semeiner
SOIoat ni6t weiter tommen fam, 10 bleibt
er bamit Sufricben. gber 10 lit es ni9t NIT
BEN @roBen. Die Srben ibres Saterlans
oes seniisen ibnen ni6t; ie i6auen 9ierig
I'm ii@, no lie nod anbere er6ai6en fonnen.
OeBbalb baben Die t~leiniten Siiritden Don
Seuti9lano mebr Srosn in ibrsn fanos
neni6uBbreiten 9dno6en einsefibrt, als
man in ben md9tisitsn Reiden %antrifft,
um 10 ben srOBen soloenen 9loler (uon SIed)
ben soloenen gOwen (uon &upfer) II. |. No.
perleiben gu tOnnen. 0aber ba6en cure
Selben 10 piele Sroen wie Der Narrsnpauli
pom Iltfir9.
Inter alsemeinem @eld4ter ring punn
bic auetion an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Hs gil Grpsisr. Elm alter Burger
BON Delaware, l6wur Dor sinunecreibis
Sabren, RAP er ben canals iein icuseras
mes Saupt frSnenesn Out gu trassn enti
i4l0Gsn lsi. bis Ssnry Clay i'm prdii>
tertsnAable iBsn wdrre. Der quite
Wann tyast rem i&dbistn Dedel esnn
AUDI nod beuts unp wirp i'm sneli6 nit
ins @rab nebmen mi6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
4 E nr

fur ss ; srs6tsu 1amPf&iHs. 8 smsasnissn uaa europa.
ldsliHe Nbfabrt.
6amturs. amsr:faniiSt einis f6 Oampftr.
Hsre.I suti6sr 9lsse, Bremen f6 Dampfer.
Gunarp einis, Sipsrpcrl u. antrsr. t6 Dampfer.
lie Iauisnee RON gaTastsren, bic i'd in Zen lestsn IS
Sabren auf eteien GamYferu bsrrHbG uRs btrhber fpeeirt
babe, fns he bsiie @npfstlans ue bossn mir oas 3utrauen
mensr 5rsuHss sei6ert.
SIN Serbinbuns nit Sbisem, iteae i'd
@edid mif ale Sauptitdbte Guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
6runbeiarmtbum (REAL ESTATE.
Better aiene.
. | nj q d. t n,

8~aufsrisis, spgcttstsu. ntbf alien ~pfT,isasn 3Otumsnten
reresn aus plntti6fe teirrst.
Once: Gts rpu grain uns 5. Stra5s,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Me- 8is In Masric .cHieisa" ssrs
ii6srt wirp. linc bic ipaniiasn Sruppsn
am 5. Gsbruar bsi 9aecr unp ecrca nur
,Wssen ibrsr ;u sresen Sapferfsit" &C.
i6laasn poresn. Gin Seitenitid ra;u
lisisrt Elm Gcrrelprncent Res SmpareiaL
ipel6sr ibrsitt Die Garlifen feuern
aus itrsn Sattsrisn auf rem Wpn,e g.
Sartara flrisis auf unIere Steaunsen,
atcr unIsre 8anrnsn wirrisen fs fsinsr
Nntpcrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06


gSs Gnslilhs Stucien zines Srans
scien. - 6ransols: 6a. Mpniisur, bier
id finp Elm ldpsr @ort = Elm lsbr
i9per 0crt: pis iprcd sic S.oSass.by
0sbrsr : SuH.
Gran,oie: All, tres bien, DUFF. unp
Snuf gle budtabir S.nspzusssb?
9ebrer: > nein, Snuf miro Ssnsu.f
tuditatirt. Die nit vpusb" enoissuren
8Sr.er iinc stpas unrsselmdsis.
g.: All, bon, lsbr gut; priftifs
Sprads ras: i'd nun wsie, Ssps usssb III
DUFF unp Gspsu,ssb lit GuH IS sic
bah Gin l1limm' Guf, sas in reht be ?
g.: Nsin, 1T falib. mir iprcden es
&awL unp MID; GuT aus.
g.: 8apt ab, itSn, iebr ibSn =
6uiT unp 8amf,. unp mic ipret gle
O.o.usssb. = Duff, aba. rissmal id &c
rs6t bah!
6: Nsin, ni6t 0uH.
S.: @it Duff? sb. id psritsb', ss if
Dawt ID Monsieur 4?
g.: Nsin. O.osusssb iprid Dob.
g.: ab, iebr gut, ipuneerpoQs Sfrad
bic enaliib, unp tspsusssb 1T tpb, pa
mein Orr. mas Tag Sic su tas?
g.: Ni9t rsa:, Sic mdisn IS tpf
ausipreden.
s.: SpH, ras 1T furioie Sprad unp
bic Ding. mas bic Garmcr brauft, ME
nenn, Sis psLp.usssb-. pluf ga, Sic
laden, Elm anrerer faux-pas, i'd laden
mus plawf? nit redt : pa i'd werlich, i'd
Is ~aualprden mus Yloe?
g.: @QsS falib, es 1T plaub.
s.: plaub. Ib, raS 1T punrerYrae
Sprad, Id fang an ;u serfsben-plaub,
Dob, 8anf pa aber nod ems, mein
CIR, wis lpred sic cas-, mas Sie nenn'
@ensral SaYlor &.osusasb lprid 8ap
une &saey?
g.: Nsin, Slough lpri@ &Of.
s.: 81, id balp perfeb, &so.usssb IL
Hpff uno 8sosusssb 1T SOf!
g.: Neiu, IS beiBt BON.
g.: Sa, fdSn, gut, iebr ut!-prdftid
Sprad su lernen, Id absr bah isst
Gsn,psusssb = pie thu sic iprsd bas,
mein Grr?- -CStlrst
binauS.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
NJ Oeuti6e @elrwdbruns

SS Oeuti6s @olrwdbruns.
Auf ne 6raSs: ~@snn it nit elmer
5unrsrtmarf. Sanfnote tsi Der failerli6s
Dsuti6sn Yanf antrste, mas ubalte id
rann bsuts in @plr Z" = sitt Elm Slatt
bic antport .Sis srbalten gar fsin
@plr, AUDI nidt auf ~bsipneeres 0erlans
gen ; aud ni6t, msnn sic ii& IsiOs@ bs
,us aefauen laGsn mpatsn Sic erbaltsn
nur S35 Iblr. Silter rpss 100 Silbsrs
malf. OaS nsnnt man sbn = 9pscz
pdtruns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Ne Die Yuritaner NeuenslanrS Re,
tpsssr ii9 serne In grtrsmen. OaB ;u
ibreu ipseiflben @riaen aud bic Tempe
renslsi ssbSrt, 1T alsemein befannt.
Bon eieier Observation-Disclosures
uber iprinsen bic SSbne Der pilsrime
rss Ylsmoutbfellsn nur su oft aud pies
Ger in ras eiamstral s~ntsesenIeBte Grs
trem iiter. llne 70 erso6 neuli@ Gin ets
mas a~nsepuisltsr wirrissr ganfse fi@ in
fplssncsn isbr Misrepresentation @ors
ten: Der Sdnapps. Sar-bier
iberfam i'm Der S@lu&ser-~cer
S9napps"-sweitsr Sblu9sr-~cer
S@napps Hart zen @sritanp auf. Gr
pute"-S9ludser-"in bic SHentli&en
S6ulsn einsefdbrt wsrpsn, Ser!"-
S9lubi6lubssr unr &ubspauie.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
@tmsig e oireGte e%0ntgfid 9efgif6e d ger. 5taatea
DoStaanpfer Clinic
philadelphia uno 2Gntrperpen.
2'aGase 2sreile, ;a6r6ar in 2sapier.
q d Dubuque
!. Son 0ubuque

llnibertreffide aecomooationen.
4 DesOt her g.nurlsania satu ir ytifassissia. sn nc ans lie iskt ss sBdht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Giienbabn St6ctS

G~tienbabn StdctS
mad aasn Sauyttistsn amsrifa's uns Galifrrnias tsnnsn
cen sau,su Gag in nsinsr SfTee Ju cen resslmdsissu preiisu
setauft rsreen IS III nt6t asttis I'D auf cen Depots BITE
&ipptn sinfrstn W lafsu.
6runbcisrntbum (REAL ESTATE.)
Cine srrse Nusrabl hes tsteu Stast. Gisentbums. rte
aud 5armen une grairitldnssrsisn sne bel mir fsts 90 ben
s~lutisiten Seeinsunssr ~ babeR uue crude i'd ieeeu, Der
isn @sle In G%isentbum f6er ure sewirnbriHsene anlsser
Mil. rnsiue entrn 81 prifsn.
5ur anlesuus ssn Gasitalisu rire auf f6erite uns resaae
9ssis Ssrse sstrasen.
Better aiene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

HSs Gin unternsbmeneer 3abnarst
in Oregon ssist an. taB CT 3abne sessn
Weissn. S@wsinsReii& unp SartOfeln
umsutaui&en bat. Gr flblt tamit Zen
eeutsn auf zen CABIN, absr nur wsnise
beissn an.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22
{. f. kuakeI's Bitter Wine ofIron

has never been known to fail In the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptomsi indis-
position to exertion loss Of memory; Difficult
ty OF breathing; general weakness; horror of
disease; weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
horror OF death; night sweats; cold feet;
weakness; dtmness Of vision; lsngudr; uni
vers1 lassitude Of the muscular system; enor-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
hands; flushing Of tho body; drynesa Of the
akin; pallid countenance and erupt1ons on
the face, purifying the blood; pain in the
haak; heaviness Of the eyelids; frequent
black spota Tying before the eyes with tenn
Porary su1raion and loss of sight; want Of at
tsntion, ETC. These Smptoras ali arise from
Q weakness, and to remedy that use E. +.
used it. Take only s +. K1NKEL's.
Beware Of counteIfeits and base limitations.
AS kunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron Is 80 well
known all over the country, druggists them
selves make an imitation and try to palm II
OF on their customers, when they call 1t Kun.
kal's Bitter Vino Of Iron.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron ia put VI only
IN 81 bottles. aud has yellow wrsppe hicoly
photograph on the wrapper OF each bottle.
Always look for the photograph on the out
lde, and you VIII always be sure to get the
genuine article.
sola by all Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
No. 20S. Tape Worm No. 259.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. No
fec unless the head posses. Come and REFER
to patients treated. DIR. K. +. KUNKLH, No.
2S9 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia Advice
free. Seat. Pin and stomach Worms also re-
| moved. dec23-t&wim
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22
DScEAsED.-Our popular ne

DscEAsED.-Our popular news
agent, Mri E.S. r. Butler, was last week
called from his business to attend the
bed OF his dying mother in Sussex
county. He has the sympathy of. a
large circle of friends, all Of whom ap-
preciate the efforts to fill the memory
OF fillial duty or obedience which the
valued life Of christian fortitude and
perseverance that has Just gone out,
has never commanded in vain or
found reluctant to obey. Mrs. Butler
died on Saturday and will be buried
on Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

GRAYsoN's ROUTE. route Of
Mark Grayson, who is now in Wilm-
ington, training for his great feat OF
walking around the world lays through
England, France, parts of Germany,
Austria, Turkey into Asia-through
portions Of China and the Island inter
vening to Australia, thence via Honolu-
lu, to San Francisco, and through the
United States from ocean to ocean. His
colors,to use Grayson's own language,
are "those of my country" and he ex-
|pects to plant them in many places
where theyhave never been seen before.
The training headquarters until tho
start will be in this city,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

nttSe7ne eSlfS.

HOW wAsHTSGToN's BIRTHDAY WILL
BE CELEBRATED IN THE WAY OF
ENTERTAINMENTS
This afternoon, at the Institute
Hall, grand matinee will be given by
Sheridan, Mack & Days Combina-
tion, in conjunction with Grimaldi
Adams' Patomime Troupe and Men
ter's famous band and orchestra. This
performance will be varied, and inter-
esting, and will he followed by ono of
equal merit, at night. The usual
prices Of admission will be charged,
Preserved seats at Robelen d Bro. 's)
without extra charge) and all who
wish to see a good performance should
go.
wYMAN THE WIZARD.
Wyman, the wizard and ventrilo-
quist, with his wonderful Marioncttes
and elegant presents, will open
weeks engagement at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, this evening. Every one
who attends sees good performance,
and obtains fine present.
AN ENTERTAINING LECTURE.
AT St. Peters Catholic Church. this
evening, Rt.' Rev. Bishop Becker will
deliver lecture on "The Civil Allie
glance Of Catholics" SO important
a subject treated by such an able lee
turer, cannot fail to prove interesting.
THE GREAT BALL.
The crowning event of the day will
be the grand ball of the Washington
s. +. Z. Company, which comes of
this evening, at the Masonic Temple.
All the arrangements are perfected,
and there is no doubt that the whole
affair will be grand success.
TEA PARTY AT SMYRNA.
This evening a Martha Washington
Tea Party will be given In the town
Hall, at Smyrna, for the benefit of the
Ladies' Mite Society. 1t will be fine
affair.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

The Roofs Of too Houses Burned-A
Chapter of Accidents.
At S:15. o'clock, Saturday night, a
fire was discovered In two frame houses
at Eighth and Church streets, owned
by Charles Horn. The fire originated
In the third story of one Of the houses
aud was.causedT by the upsetting of
stove. The flames communicated
with the roof and took the top of both
hodses before they were extinguished.
The fire department was In service
about an hour.
In responding to this alarm a series
Of accidents occurred to the firemen.
Frank Meacham, q member Of the
Delaware, was severely bruised by be-
ing run into by the carriage OF that
company, as it was taken from the en-
gine house.
At Eighth and French streets the
Water Witch and Friendship hose car
riages collided, and when on the hill a
short distance below French both car
riages ran up ON the pavement and up
set. Tho Friendship carriage ran
against the steps at Mr.. James Price 8
residence, breaking the steps and door
lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Price were stand
ing in the door at the time and mar
rowly escaped injury. The carriage
tongue was broken and the bell gal
lows demolished and various other in.
juries sustained. The Water Witch
carriage received bent axle from its
upset.
BY these upsets Eldridge Richardson
e, had his head and face severely cut and
Jerry Lee was knocked senseless, re
cciving injuries of a serious character
The Delaware engine was close be
hind the carriages at the time of the
collision, but owing to the skill ant
care of the driver no additional acci
dents were caused, though two men
Brison and Thomas, narrowly escaped
injury. This was very fortunate cir
cumstance, considering the icy con
dition of the steep hill.
George Ainscow was struck by lh'
Washy truck and somewhat bruised.
THE ALARM oFFfRK
about SIX O'Clock, last evening, wa
caused by the explosion Of lamp Ii
house near Fifth and Church streets
no damage was sustained.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22
POLICE CAsRs.-Fred Danly

Police CAsEs.-Fred Danly. u
ordely conduct, was held und., $~.V
bail to keep the peace, and required to
pay costs,
So also was Joseph Massey, for threa-
tening bodily harm to Mary Collins.
Four cases of drunkenness were each
fined so cents and costs. One OF these
was Sussex county, oyster pacher
who was brought in for being abusive
to passers by, as we'll as drunk. One OF
the abused parties had bestowed upon
him a beautiful pair of black eyes, he
paid his fine, this morning, and depar-
ted, sadder, wiser, poor and much
worse looking man.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22
STRAY WAITS.

Franklin Loan Association this even
ing.
To-day is the 143 anniversary of
| honest Georges birth.
Tonight the Board OF Education
will meet in regular session.
Take look at our amusement col
umn, aud select some place to visit to-
night.
This thaw is affecting the ice some
what, but the creeks are still ice
bound.
Tue water mains in many places
are stall iIozcI, aiIG .lYuLi- = - -.
cause yet exists.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

Four Evils.-Whoever habirually uses
will be likely 10 suffer from four evils, viz an
overpius of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepala.
and DOCTORS bill. DIR. WALKERS VEaE-
restorative Of the aye, without over-stimu-
lating the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts healthful appetite, promotes diges
ton, regulates tho liver aud bowels, puri1ies
the blood, and thus, instead of entailing four
evils, confers four inestimable benefits, 2I-4w
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

Once more we call attention TO the grand
list of gifts offered by the Texas GIFT Concert
Association. at the city OF Denson. No one
so poor but can afford to risk one dollar with
the chance OF obtaining prize OF many times
its equivalent in cash or a house and lot in
the healthiest and most 1onrshing town in
northern Texas. The local Agent informs us
that tickets are selling rapidly in all the States
OF the Union, so call at once and purchase a
ticket that when the wheel OF fortune turns
may make you rich beyond your foudest
Imagination.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-22

New PEACH ROUTE TO BosToN.-Capt.
Bourne, OF the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, has informed the Mil
ford Netos that as toon as the peach
season opens his company will put on
line of steamers between Lewes and
Boston. The trip can be made in SO
hours, and without transhipment or
handling. Captain Bourne says that
fruit picked to-day, for example, will
leave Lewes this evening and with
only one day at sea arrive at Boston in
the middle of the next night and be de-
livcred to consignees before daylight.
This carriage at sea, with no dust and
the cool sea breezes sweeping through
it, the fruit will very we'll bear and
come out at Boston in irst-rate condi-
ton.