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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Mafriagfs.

KER-pAeB.-Nea willow Grove, on the 23i
of Mare h, by ev. John Bowman, Mr. Danei j.
Marker 10 Miss annie faih h. all OF kent county,
Del.
FRED EI--TIEYD D AT the residence of the brides
parents near Fe ton, on rhui s1ay evening, March
ilth, 1875 by Rev. Robert W. Tod' Mr. Fred tricS
Fredel 10 iiss Rosie Heyd, both Of Kent codnty,
npI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

UNDERWooD.--In this cl y, on the morning Of tue
goth inst, after an illness Of three weeks OF Dip
ther ic sore throat, Jenny, only daughter of G. b.
end Il. Il. Underwood. aged years, 8 months aud
25 days
The relatives and friends of the family are res
pc tfu ly invited to attend the funeral from the
idei ce OF her parents. No 1900 French street, on
Wednesday afternoon. the 3l't inst Services at the
house at O'Clock, TO proceed to Wilmington Il
Brandywine Cemetery.
Dearest Jennie. thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God who has bercft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Commercial REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
Cotton firm at l6sl1716c. Flour firm; Penna.
extra family, S5.2S; high grades unchanged
Wheat wanted; red, 81 26@1 90; corn steady;
yellow si11f, western mixed, Si@s5c. Oats in
fair demand; white $50 6919c; mixed, 6S@69c.
Provisions firm. Whiskey Sl.l6.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRAsDYvIsE MILLS FOR T. OUR
AND GRAIN CORRECTED DAILY.
Family Flonr .......... ...... .a7.75dp 8.75
Extra Flour $500 1926
suporfna kYoni .....-.... 4.75q 5.75
Whest. -. 1.25
Corn. New... s2c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
FIFTH EDITION.
The susquehnnna Gorges.

THE RIVER RISING AT LocK HAVEN AND FLOOD
IMPENDING.
LocK HAVEN, March 49,
Tie weather became colder, last night, and
checked the impending flood. To day is warmer
and the river is slowly rising. 1t is thought that
a flood will occur in few hours.
THE ICE MOVING AT wILLIAMsronT
WHLIAMspoRT, March 20, 1.30 p. NJ.
The ice has commenced moving at Jersey
Shore, twelve miles above here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

LIQUOR LIcENsEs IN CtciL Tho Grand Jury
for Cecil county which rose last weef, recon-
mended to tho county clerk for license thirty
liquor dealers. Seven of these are for Eikton,
being Just a reduction of one half the present
number. The matter was of deep interest
throughout the county and provoked much dis
cussion In Hartford county, on the same Judi
cial circuit, the Grand Jury refused to recon-
mend any one, and fears that the Ceoil Grand
Jury might do likewise intensified the public
feeling and invested the subject with ai addition
al imDortalse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

The committee of Associated Coal Companies
at New York have agreed on an advance Of ~
cents per ton for the month of April.
General Augur, on Saturday morning, as
sumed command Of the Department of the Gulf,
relieving General Emory, who left New Orleans
on Saturday evening. for Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Last Weeks Brooklyn Progress

IFIUIH SItUTuHy Z JstUH AHVtrI1suT'I
The developments OF the week in this case are
assigniiicant commentary on All expression In a
private letter from Brooklyn received few days
ago. Our correspondent, who has no immediate
connection with the case, wrote as follows ::
"rhe kind Ing wood and coal are all ready to
roast the conspirators, and they will soon be
"howling"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

OpESIse ADAMS STREET. "A strong effort is
now making to procure the opening of Adams
street, between 9th and Delaware Avenue, and
we understand that Council will be petitioned at
an early day to AK for the appointment of a
commission to assess damages 1t is also stated
that neither Judge Gilpin nor Rev Father Reilly,
who own the land which will be needed for the
bed of the street, are not eyerse to the extern
sOu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
NOW Advertisemenls EO-dsy.

Proposals wanted for hauling water pipes.
Wanted-good draft horse.
Proposals wanted for furnishing lead
Removable. S Morgan. .......
, pouse for sale or EXCHANGE
DR.. Pierce's DIscovery--Speclal ITEM
Wistat's Balsam Wild cherry.
Dissolution OF partnership. .-
Death notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

Attorney General Williams has telegraphed to
Circuit Judge Woodson, at New Orleans, an af-
hrmaton Of his previous opinion that no success
sor to Judge Durell can be appointed before the
meeting Of the next Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

COMING BAcK.-Rev. Henry s. Thompson, for
merly of this Conference, now OF Providence
II. L., will act as supply for Charlestown Circuit
Wilmington District and will receive lis formal
transfer at the session of Providence Conference
next eummer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
next summer.

THE DORCHESTER CounT APRIL Term AT
the April tenn of Dorchester county court, at
Cambridge several important cases will be ia,
ken mp, among them that of Henry Benson, col
ored, indicted for outrage III the person OF Mrs.
Denny, in Talbot county, and removed to Dor
chester county ono case of indictment for muir
der, and three cases of assaults with intent to
kill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

SPELLING BEE IN WILMINGTON. Arrange
ments are about being made for grand Spelling
Bee at the Opera House in this city in aid of
Delaware's quota to the Centennial fund. The
detailn will be announced tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

NEW LocKs.-The government, has presented
the letter carriers Of thus city with large safety
chain, made Of turnover links, with a key at
tached. All the letter boxes will be supplied
with new epring leck which is unlocked by
key somewhat similar to yale. The let
ter carriers are obliged to wear the key and
chain upon their person at all times during ser
vice,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Fechter at the Opera House tomorrow eve
ming.
The Board of Education holds special meet
ing thiR evening.
Senator Biyard, il ia announced, will stump
Connecticut for the Democrats.
There were twenty one minister's wives in at
tendance at tho late Conference.
The country roads are rapidly driving up rbut
many OF them are yet in bud condition.
Over three thousand tramps wore entertained
at the Cecil county almshonse since May last.
The Republican Club will hold a special me t.
ing at it's rooms tomorrow evening, (ruesday.) }
Letters testamentary on the estate of the late
Thos. H. Sharpe have been granted to Sarah
Jane Sharpe widow of deceased.
Greeubank has two wants. First, it wants a
post-oiiice and second, it wants to know what
has become OF the application filed some time
ago.
This evening the Friends Lyceum will hold
its last meeting for the season. The life and
works OF Oliver Wendell Holmes are TO be treat
ed of.
Patents have been granted to Thos. Crossley
and L. A. Bartolette, for unloading attachments
for carts. and to j. Morton Poole for a machine
for grinding rolls Or rollers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
1leW Advertisements.

nISST ! AND RICHARDSON
IL hand saws, Taze veil angtirs and bits, Btattss
Mann's and ilattOn 70 and handl S. +, + sale 10y
NM. IL, BItLANi,
2l4 Market Street, Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
The Rhode Island Democrats.

The Democratic Convention of Rhode Island
met in Providence ON Satrrlsy. 1t was the
largest Convention held by the Democracy Of
that State for some years. The following ticket
was nominated For Governor, Charles R.
Cutler Lieutenant Governor, John B. Pierce
Attorney General, Charles c. Gorman General
Treasurer, Phillip Rider.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

An EVENING OF SoNa.- The Union NJ l.. Sun
day School ID rnaking preparations for giving an
evening OF song on Thursday, the eighth Of
April in the church, for the benefit Of tho Sun
dav School,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

DANRS AND BANKERS ARE lNVIr-
ID ed to direct ,her orders for printing to this
of1ice, We guarantee satisfaction AZ to prices and
quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
New YORK, March 20.
Gold, to-day, 91.169S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
weather Record.
REpoaT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

EEpOAI OF THE b1uNAL EENVlUE,
WAsuINaToN, March 20.
Probabilities For the Middle States, cloudy
and cool weather will continue with rain, north
east to south cast winds and falling barometer
duSng the day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

LOCAL. AFFAIR S.

EASTER SERvICEs.-In most if not all of the
Episcopal Churches, special Easter services were
held, yesterday, and in many Of the other Pro-
testant churches appropriate sermons were
preached and anthems sung More preparation
was made at Trinity church than at any other.
There the pulpit and chancel were beautifully
decorated with evergreens and pot flowers. The
church was crowded at both the morning and
evening services. The music by the choir, under
the efficient leadership OF Prof G. b. Rhoads, was
well rendered and reelected great credit upon all
concerned. w. J. Parry presided at the organ
with more than his usual ability, which was
shown in the mastery manner in which he rem
iered the offertory anthem, aud Preludium
and Fugue," both solos. At st. Andrews, Bisi-
up Lee preached an effective sermon. At Grace
NJ. L. church sunday school, beautiful Easter
anthem was sung, aud appropriate address
was made by the pastor. Special praise meet
ing services were held at the West church, last
evening, appropriate to the Easter occasions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
AMuSfnIfntS.

CEVENTH STREET VARIETIES.
- 7rH BELOW WALNUT.
p i. DOOLEY h co. ............... PR 9PHrEroRs.
First appearance Of
PADDY RO0NE,,
PADDY ROONEY,
PADDY ROONEY,
PADDY ROONEY,
Tie greatest Fri III character vocalist in the world.
engaged at the large salary of 1925 90 per
week In gold.
All tie favorta stars In an entire new programme.
The cheapest and best place OF Amusement inithe
city. mar29-lt-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

Moodey and sankey after this week, will open
regular missions in the East End. The revival
preachers who opened n movement in Liverpool,
yesterday, we're stoned in the Irish quarter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Efir AGuettiGfmfnte

CtH OS FOR VERY SUPERIOR
DO .IsD hard White Ash stove Coal. our pat
ent wagon delivers 1t into the cellar without dirt or
trouble. GEO. W. BUSH II SON.
Irnurh street harf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

The STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC Epu-
cATIoN.--.rhe friends of Rev. Geo. A. Phoebus,
at Smyrna, are urging the name Of that gentle
man in connection with the State superintendent
cy of Public Education, and, we understand, with
some indications of success. The Governor IL
authorized to make the appointment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

on vi-iT,-Rev. d. w. Moore, former resi-
dent Of Delaware, is on brief visit to friends
in this city. He is i'll the enjoyment of excellent
health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
FOURTH EDITION.
The Great EiyaIists.

REGULAR MISSIONS To DE opENgD-TuE PREACH
Ems STONED AT LIVERPOOL.
ToSnog March On
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
NIyEs KNIVES AND FORKS, TEA

IN NTVES, kNIN EN AND FOHNT, I fN
IN and table ivory, IubSer and bone hanll y,
spoous ss er plated. tea and tbe spoons, an st
ihg spoons and plated buttcr knives. For sale by
WM. II. BlLLAki,
21a Market street wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

The BMoHr LIoHT IN THE SoDTH.
ont the night and until three O'Clock, this morn
ing, bright light was observable in the south
heavens as of the illumination from great con-
Migration. 1t attracted the attention Of many
people, who supposed that great fire had bro
ken out in New Castle, Delaware City, or
some of the neighboring towns to the Delaware
on the Jersey side. After patient inquiry, this
morning, we learned that the illumination was
occasioned by the burning OF the salt marsh
just below Port Penn and North OF Blackbird
lreek-a marsh covering several thousand acres.
All day yesterday the flames continued to
spread, and the combustibe material WAS not
exhausted until all early hour this morning 1t
IL the annual custom we understand, to burn
this and other marshes along the Delaware, but
why it should have been undertaken, this year,
On Sunday, Is not explained.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
ERESii MINED COAL.

Il ,.,
am pleased to be able TO announce to the citizens
OF wilmington that have make arrangements by
which am rec iving daily, direct from one OF the
best mines III the >hamokin region, fun supply oil
fresh mined coal which am selling ut regular prices
an delivering promptly. -.
Fresh mined coal is always FAR superior 10 that
which has heen exposed to the weather al winter,
and ~ Low being dug mp and shipped here t. be
so a by some OF ont large dealers. look at both
anrie-1yuf JOSEPH FOTIT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

PRoposALs.- Proposals are elsewhere invited
by Chief Engineer of the Water Works, Hyde
for hauling water pipes, and for furnishing pure
American or English pig lead. The conditions
under which the proposals are invited are stated
IN the advertisements, on our fonrth page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

4 FITWuL CAsE.-Last night, between . aud
10 O'Clock, man, his wife and two small chill
dren were seen at Seventh and Washington Sts
hunting place where they might rest for the
children, little girl just beginning to walk, was
entirely barefooted and complaining of the cold
They had been turned out by some unfeeling
landlord, and everything they had was taken for
rent Continuing down to Madison street, they
fell into the hands of some kind hearted philan
thropists, who properly cared for them. IL is
hut proper to state that rum was at the bottom
nf II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
LoCsl IsreYities,

Sun ise at b5l.
Sunset at 6.i9.
Moon rises tomorrow morning at 2O5.
Cromwells sef-Gtting chart taught at 2lo ". 7,h
Street.
webbs hat store will soon shine with bright
spring hits.
1t is said tha' Fullmer supplies the hungry with
Hhad, at 5C6 Market street.
Dubell is The only halter on Third rect. No one
can keep for sale later styles than he.
For richly fitting sh rts and thin summer under
wear go to Mora ans neS hto. e 4 Market street.
The grea' est mis- axe the Delaware Legislature
made was in not using exilu lively sing es Sons
Paragas, FOR q iarLer.
To not overlook the fact that the Enterpr se Man
ufacurlng Co. not only do an imm"nse trade In
furntnr but they also do an up olSIerng business
at go Market stree.
GHOENAKBR WANTED ON N L w
~ work. To go2d hand good wages and steady
wok Call on n. r. PENNiNG ION,
mar29-tf Ninth AMI Orange streets,
rJ,HE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED
General and Popular Printing,
Posters for Excursions and Picnics,
Tickets and Programmes,
Numbered Reserved Seat Tickets,
Circulars, " Dodgers"
EVERY SORT OF POSTERS, LARGE AND
SMALL, CoLoRED INKS on CoLoaED
PAPER.
CnNvFpCrSI. pRtNtuN COMPANY
South W0st Corner Fifth AMI Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
CIMAHUBA BII'TEli,i +,

CIAIAHUBA BITTEliS
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
General Debility, Nervous Affections, etc.
NO REMEDY HAS YET BEEN Wound TItA9
CAN EQUAL THRY
They are perfectly pure and ent.-sll tree from ny
Injurious substances.
For weak and deb.litated persons suffering from
disease of the lungs liver and kidneys, this medi-
cine invaluable. II ls not only valIsoe tonic but
valuable nvigorator and purifier OF the blood.
RS- Price 81 90 per bottle.
They are warranted in every case to be effective,
and TO give perfect satisfaction the money Will be
refunded by the druggist who sells them
lnvalids give them a trial and be convinced that
as tonic or Alternative other remedy equal Ii.
Manufactured by
l. u. D. KNOWLES, Nj. D.,
LBwIs, DBL.
Tr- sr6prists suppued Ut the usual commission
1BIes MARI "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

New STEAMBOAT ENrERPRIsE.- Chester
aud Pha. Steam Freight l"e, Capt Q. Taggeit
rresident, have issued circular announcing
that on or about the 1st of April they will put
ON between Chester aud Philadelphia now side
wheel steamer which is now building specially
f,r this trade. The boat will make one trip
daily each way, arriving and departing at
regular hours, and will have no connec.
ton with the Wilmington or other lines Until
the completion of this boat the ariel will per-
form the service. In this connection it is stated
10y another authority that daily ferry communi-
cation will bo maintained with the opposite
shore. We are not advised as to what arrange
ments have been made for other river and bay
lines, but understand that the ferry route be-
tween Wilmington and pennsgrove will be main
tanned as last year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

STILL BETTER.
We are now selling the celebrated "STA :" BRAND
TOMATOES.
TWO q LB.) CANS FOR 25 CENTS.
Quality Guaranteed.
CANNED CORN. PEAS, &c. at Reduced rrlces.
A Fresh Invoice Of Fancy Groceries, Including
OLIVES FAFCIES [stuffed,) SAYERS
SULTANA SAUCL.
PATE DE- FoIE GRAs.
sTIIToN, CHEDDAR PARMEsAN, AND GEN
CHEESE.
Estragon Vinegar, JelIies, Comb Hone &c,
ALMONDS,
rarl-Iy EigBTp AND MARKET SrRXEr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

ATTEMPTED RoBBERy-I.ast night a forcible
attempt was made to enter the dwelling of J.
H. d. Seeds on Adams street below the Avenue,
from which the house-breakers were twice
frightened away. At about Las Mr. Seeds son
William returned home. and hearing his foot
steps on the pavement the would be burglars
ran out of the alley and were soon lost in the
darkness. Seeds Jr. then made an examination
OF the building, and finding that the back shut.
ters had been partly opened he quietly ascended
to his room and securing pistol raised his win
dow and began watch. In about twenty mill
ntes time the two men crept stealthily up the
alley and began their work upon the window
agau, when Mr.. s. discharged three shots at
them and they hastily decamped. This ended
bnrgarizng in that neghborhood for the night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29

GHOEMAKER WANTED ON N L w
- work To go,d hand good wages and steady
wok. Call on n. r.. PENNINGTON,
mar29-tf Ninth AMI Orange streets,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-21
Land Tax Sales.

On Tuesday the county Treasurer
sold the lands previously advertised
for the delinquent taxes and penalty
thereon. There were forty-nlne
pieces offered. Mr.. D. Y. SMITHERs
bought thirty-five of these. He
bought all in Ohio, Harrison, Clay,
Cheshire, Green, Morgan, Guyan and
Gallipolis townships. In Hunting
ton and Perry none were offered, and
in Harrison, Gallipolis, Green and
Raccoon only one piece each. The
total tax and penalty for the year
was in city and villages, $l94.5S; in
townships, $ls2.59. Total $3S7.17.
This is the smallest sale in this coun-
ty for years.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-21
For the GallipOlis Journal.
Rio Grantle Items,

Roads are in good condition for
winter season.
College work suspended, rathe L
cold. A good time for ice.
Rio Grande has one ice house we'll
filled with an excellent quality, by NJ
S. GILES, which will be very accepta-
bic, when people are led to exclaim,
"Give me draught from the chrystal
stream, when the burning sun is
high
Several protracted meetings are in
progress. Rev. /. Il. HANING is at
2nd Kyger holding meeting, and J.
w. MARTIN is havinga meeting at
Huntington church.
The Methodists closed a protract-
ed meeting at Gilboa church, short
time since.
A series of meetings have been
held at Mt. Zion church UNITED
Brethren) by Rev. B. w. MASON.
and quite a number have joined the
society. At the commencement some
rather unruly boys were reminded
that there was law, and they would
feel its effects, if good behavior was
not observed in the house of wor-
ship.
The copper coin is fast disappear
ing, which makes small change
scarce for Postmasters and others.
Instead of the old dirty, worn ''green-
back" in circulation, are nOW to be
seen the Centerville issue, which is
not only nice to behold but handy to
possess.
While. we were fondly dreaming
that ours was a land of civilization
and progress, our minds were arous-
ed on being informed that the good
citizens of Cheshire were annoyed
from time to time by set of des-
peradoes living in the township. We
felt sympathy for them and could
but feel that we were fortunate not
to have OuT lot cast amongst those
ruliianS-but our attention was turn
ed nearer home to sprinkle of law
Two boys by the name of DIcKER-
SON, and one ScURLocK, all belonging
to one family, were arraigned before
Justice PORTER for assault and bat
tery'' on GERRITT S. GILES, a teacher
in district No. Z, Huntington town
ship; assailing him with shower of
rocks in the school room, while per-
forming the duties of school enjoin-
ed on him by his employers. They
thought best to plead guilty, and were
fined five dollars apice and cost, also
held in custody until paid. The ia
ther of the boys had time while wen
ding his way homeward to sum up
his fines, costs, lawyers fee, and all.
Wonder if he concluded that it pays
pretty well to instruct his sons to
crock the teacher" 1t is to be hoped
that he has become a wiser, if not bet
ter man.
Some parents discard the idea of
''training up children in the way
they should CO." but ''raise them
like so many cattle and hogs, and
turn them out on society to fight their
way through.
1t would be well for the directors
to learn what their duty is, and ex-
pei all such ''barbarians," rather than
lose good teacher, and the benefit
of their school money.
OCCASIONAL.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-21
Next Court.

The next term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas meets on Monday, Feb. 1.
Judge HEBARD will open court, and
occupy the bench during the first
week, when Judge DUHADwAY will
finish the session. There are 22l
cases on the civil trial docket; % on
the appearance docket; Is for any
day of the term, and LOG on the
criminal docket. The case of WILL
LIAM GRIFFITH vs.. The Gallipolis,
McA. & C. R. r. Co. is set for the
first day. There will be session OF
three weeks.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-21
Correspondence.
For the GalIipolis Journal.

Miss Barbara Swisher, daughter of
Geo. w. Swisher, Sr., was severely
burned last week by her clothing tax
ing fire from the fireplace. She is re-
covering.
Steps are being taken here, to send
relief to the Kansas sufferers. The
great trouble with us is, not to get
supplies, but to know how to send
them with certainty and despatch.
The plan in most states is to work by
counties. Let it be done in Gallia
acithOat delay. Let Central Aid
Society he formed in Gallipolis, and
in less than five days every township
in the county will cooperate. If they
don't the people of Gallia are made
of grosser stuff than | am willing to
believe. Will not some of the good
people of Gallipolis move in this mat
ter at once?
Charles W. Matthews, jr., few
days since, lost fine colt. 1t choked
to death in the stable.
Court is still in session here. State
VS.. Ross Buchanan, assault and bat
terry; fine S. and costs is the last on
docket.
We are going to petition for 4
courthouse and jail, and we expect
Gallipolls to throw in half dozen
lawyers. Can they be spared?
Peter Swisher, Esq. left at the
store of Symmes & Matthews, three
ears of corn, the total weight of which
is lbs, total length 43t inches. So
says G. p. NJ. Can any of the
grangers beat that?
Geo. w. Swanson is building an
addition to his drug store, in order to
accommodate the extension of his
business.
Business very dull here on account
of ice in the rive.
The Humming Bird and Wild Ga
zelle showed themselves last Thurs
day, the first time in a week. Ga
zelle came near staying with us, by
getting aground at the landing.
JOURNAL failed to reach us last
week until very late. Quite disap-
pointment.
Our young folks had just got their
Yankee jumpers" tinkered up and
sleigh bells secured, in anticipation
of jolly good times, when the thaw !
came. and thawed out all their hopes |
as well rs the snow.
DUNNO.