davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
ST. MARY IS BEACON
10 rusIisaED svRstarHuasDAf N
J. y. KING q r. y. YATES.

TERss ov-Srncasprios,-$2.o 90 per anuum,
J to be paid within - months. kosubscription
} win he reteisedfor q shorter period than sir
months and no paper TO % disconiinued until
all arrearafes are paid sxeeps stafhe option oi
} the publishers.
TgRss OF ADvEsrIsfss.-7s cents peysqnars
for he 6rst insertion, and SO cents for every
bubseqsest insertion. Eight lines OF less sqn-
! stltnie asquares lfethe Lumber Of inseftfons
be NOT marked on she advertisement, 10 will 6e
published until forb ea1k 1kcharged accordiug-
~. A liberal deduetice msdess sh<es y ho ID
veriise by the Yssr, - = I.
- skazked sttks snms rasee ~ y t<iesuea1s:
obItu6k5<S 6ser ten Iinesin Ienrsh win Be chssws
Cd at the fafeof 50 cents per square
AL eommunicatsu1s for publication must be
accompanied with The real name OF ihe author
or no attention will be paid to them. The real
name the author will not be published unless
desirrdf, but We cannot consent to insert com.
nunicaiions unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02
twritiea for the Bsacos.J
! THE MOTHERS VOW. !

lWr2tea Tor the keacoo.l
THE lsOrHERss VOW. -
I saw asittie sufe:er he
=. Cpon Us cradle bed, a
pi1aee hsd Stamped With early blight,
The roe Of health had fed.
Asa beading o'sr that infast's couch
J, a AIR young posher wsps,
HI heart 6ssed oct In 1ngpishsd words
: while she her vigil ksrs.
OF Gosin pity spare my boy, =
Take not my only son, -.
xeanoot live npon the esrfh
Without = lariing ous,
4canpot, cano give ihesup, .&
9y heartsJd& and delixhs,
eE I'm Fsv9 tAee 10 the somh
Aed dsast's lraG skselfGH riekt- - =
0kf Ga ifik sk!s heart snsAr,nsa -
The object Of each thoaeht,
I've made ahe gin an idol there,
The Giver quite forgot;
Forgive the sin, Oh ! spare myehild,
Hencsforth my aim shall be
To take this Idol from its ihrors
And give my heart TO Thee. e
God heard her prayer of agony,
In mercy on her smiled,
He gave him back to life again,
In pity spared her child
Like some chilled plant The boy revived,
The rosebud Of her love,
But remembered she her vow
She made to God above.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

g. The other day . would be fash.
ionahle lady called At neighbors at
what she thought would be support time.
''Come in" said the neighbor; Eve are
having a tableau" "rm 90 glad, said
the visitor II thought I smelt 'em.
and I like them better than anything
f'r supper" -.-..s e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

g. A captain who had q sound.
slcep-mate caught an Irish boy in the
middle watch irving some pork and
eggs he had stolen from the sbip's
stores, to whom the captain called out:
You lubber you! I'll have none Of
that 7"
Faith, captain, I've none for YEP
replied the lad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

"a Congressman Tufts Of Iowa is
evidently something Of wag. He
writes 10 friend that bis seat is be-
tween Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. w. 8. King.
and adds that he ''hopes 10 absorb II
LITTLE craftsmanship from one, and a
little subsidy from the other"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

THE whole head is sick and the whole
heart faint. From the sole Of the foot
even unto the head there il no sound
ness in it," "Jerusalem 10 fuihed and
Judah is fallen; because thar toueue
and their doings are srnjnst fhs Lord,
to provoke the eyes oils giofy.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

e. A Long Island editor admits
that be is 80 economical these hart
times that he feels ~ il be were doing
an e,travagaut thing every time be cuts
his finger nails. go
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

g. A man at Wo"nsocket, II. J..
deducts from q servants wages the gas
which is burned on two rights In each
week when she receives lrr sweci.sar'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

E The cooking schools Of Bosson.
are doing great good. When the L.
dies learn to cock they ind less fault
with the servants who d the cooking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

Charles O'Couor has dismissed bis
family physician. HersSfter his bus-hs
.r and hsker xl pscsstes ss-kisss :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-02

Elihu Burritt can drive stranged dog
put Of his yard in thirty -threeizns,,sges.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08

On motion Of West adjourned to first Tuesday
in May. GEO. W. RAVENS, c"yN'cfh' D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
Them Rocks"

A gentleman on La Lalle street was tue for
tunate recipient of a magnificent specimen OF
gold (poor mans) quartz from the Black Hills (oi
East Ottawa or Rutiand) one day this week, The
gift of o few friends who had visited the hills;
price $l.25 express charges. II is needless TO
say he was happy. How it glistcned as lie took
il from its neat case; how heavy it was Mine
grashus! let's all move Quit there. There's
millions IN EN-" 1t was soon noised around
that he had the gold and the "boys" kept com
ing in SO often to soc it that he soon found lie
had an elephant on his hand-thc thing got 10
be so Internally monotonous that he Mad 10 sell
i. for nickcl,-hcd have finally given some
one a dollar or two to carry it of II they'd
only waited long enough. lie isn't mad
about the Colds being gone--is glad it ia, he can
rest lat night now, bu. he does wish he had
those other l2O cents which the boys spent for
beer and SIGH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08

FIRE.-About O'Clock on Wednesday the old
Fredenburg house, on the east side, was dscoy.
cred to be on fire, but by quick work with buck.
cts the flames were eStinqushed. The fire was
in the back part Of the building and had burned
through the roof. The following explains it.
self:
Aessrs. Editor The undersigned wishes
through the columns OF your paper to return
heartfelt thanks to Messrs. Latferty, II. Wyman
and j. McQuade, for assistance so willingly Civ
en- on the 5lh inst, IN saving house and furniture
which in very little while would have been in
ashes but for their timely aid. The force Of the
wind endangered the whole street. May the
winds OF adversely never fan the flame to con.
sumo your worldly goods, is the sincere wish of
Mial Pierce and wife, fully endorsed and extend,
ed bS HELEN FIELD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08

MAST ER'S -AIE: UNITED STATES OF
NJ AMERlCA-H, The CiIrus cO"'f Of ne tnHei State
Tr ths NothSrR District OF HiSOs-in Ch1hceTl.
Charles Shelton complainant ts ua IL hcf sFFsn aso
John II. McFarran, defendants: -,
In nusuance OF the said Court entered in the
above en- tled cause the 18th Gay Of November A
1873 l. Henry W. Bishop, Master In Chsncery OF The said
Court sell public ancOn. 10 the highest bidder, Tor
In hand the south door OF The court House OF The
county of Sse in the city OF Oavs, In said county.
on fourth day OF May u. 1870, at three
ocloc In OF the said asi mentioned day The
premises and properly In the said decree mentioned and
described to wit: Lot number Twelve, In Block seventy
two in city La Sale, In the county oil a sale and
state OF Illinois according TO the recorded plat OF said city
Of La sale together with all and sngua- the tenemens
HENRY W. BISHOP,
Master IN Chsncery Of the Circuit Court OF The nted
States Tor tue Northern District OF ILLINOIS,
Dated Chicago. April Sth. A. n. $50.
NOTION HUM mo & HATCH, Compfts' soirs. sprs-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
DISSOLUTION.

Notice Il hereby given that the partnershp heretofore
between the undersigned under the arm name OF
Sitschelm Downey. In the manufscture OF Soda Water
Il this uay dissolved by mutual The usipess Will
be conducted by r. Nitschelm who will pay
OTTAWA, April 4, iS16-S3w N. DOWSE1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
L. SALE Co -.
- Couf Lher.nk Lane I'm. A. D. $40

Ia ChIHf cry.
Loui.a schmidt =. Frederick schmidt
appearing from affidavit he IN the ONCE OF the
cers o. th-t the place OF r'dence o. where
sb0uts OF the said defendant cannot upon due nQuy De
found and sale complainant having hed her ON oil con-
said court. on the chancery Tide ihfreot on ie
IN OF Ap II a. p lsie, herein, and summons having
neen issued thereon according 10 law;
Notice. therefore. hereby given TO said defendant Fred
erCk schmidt, that unless yOn Personally be and ai
near before said court, at sad thereof, TO be held a.
he Count House In Ottawa W SAID county, The hrst
MONDAY ot June next a. n ls's, (vhen aLd where sale
10 retnrnahel and llead answer, nemur OF eA
cont 10 s.J1 hill The vii he taken confessed
frst Won and ard thing prayed for
a-cretd accordingly AbAbLhs VI VI Oh C.oIk
JoHS b. RICE, solicitor. ApTsiS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
For Sale.

A good D,celling Hota-1 rooms, well furnished good
well OF kitchen lots all fenced in center OF
Also good stock Of GroceTes Queensware, Glassware
which will sell At low figures for cash There
az wears lease store At low rent and IL is next TO
Grlyys Co.'S. Reason Tor seing-Am old and want 10
ca o,t OF business. J. CHRIMES,
April sth, iSIo.-3m9' Sueator, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08

N-OTICI.-EsTATEo OF GEoEsE ENEEY. DscEAssD.
y Notice hereby given. that undersigned, Asniu
is,rHtX tie e-tAe o. y Emery late 4 re county oi
Ea ard state 81 III uos. deceased. will spfeaT before
ne Couufy Cour sHid county the third Monday b
ing ~ nineteenth day. Of June is az The County 20 AT
49,. IN OtAus. n SAID county. hen and wheTs All Ter
sen having clzus d mauds against said stat are boz
flied 70 attend arc prtssl; the same "a ~rt i9r ID
,ustflent -. So,
NN'- ~ A.sN rNiEnY.
&C.,. sruir .frasr1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
Wanted CLERKS.

Thoscwho have permanent situations In country towns
prelerredo bSness for Does not Interfere
with your regular business We very literally TO good
men Address, with stamp, for Particular to the RICH
ARDS PACKING CO.. Nos. - and North Clark street,
Chicago, Ills. apo-'~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08

lErJ@cii ~ sasr.,ree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
REMOVALS.

MINES VEL HEG To INFORM THEIR CUSTOMER3
IVA that they have removed their Dcssmskng Estabioh
from ~ Easf 18th ~ last vth st. between
broadway and University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
RECKLESS DRIVING.

benjamin Wilson, aged ten years, Of No as' seventh
avenue. was run yesterday afternoon by
butchers wagon driven by Justice steiner, while play
ing in 'front.' Of his residence and was severely injured
about the legs.
David laiscd nine years old residing at No. - VAN
dam street. while PLAYING Ia 'front.' Of his residence, was
run by vcndcr's wagon and severely injured
about the head and legs
The injure boys were cared Tor BY their parents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

Richard Morris residing at No. $50 Eldridrc street.
attempted to commit suicide yesterday afternoon by
cutting his throat II Is supposed that he laborlng
onder a nt Of Temporary insanity. The wound IN
6icted Is severe but MOI necessarily dangerous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
THE woNK OF THIEVES.

Burglars effected an entrance on Friday evening into
Tho residence Of Samuel Gallant, at No los East Sew
,nty-ninth street. during the temporary absence OF
he family Tho thieves had packed up large guam
ity OF properly ready for removal The only thing
olcn BY them, however bronze clock. valued at
1850 The police have no Glow 10 the thieves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

TJIIVULI THEATKE
Sth st., between I'd and I'd
SUNDAY EVENING, April o,
NEW EUROPEAN NOVELTY
GRAND CONCERT
by tho
GREAT BAvARfAN QUINTET.
Together with fnll Orchestral and Vocal Concert:
MONDAY EVENING, April TO- MORE NEW STARS.
HARC3CRT and u'CON<uR Sketch Artists.
The BLOSSOMS. Song aud Dance performers.
Ching Loo, Frank Living stone. The Austns,
Carrie Davenport, aud Pantolnme. Folly as 1t Flies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
HENRY Y.
RETURN OF GEORGE RIGNOLD.

RETURN OF GEORGE RIGNoLD.
y rec list absolutely suspended The hex once open
cvcF continuously from "a. NJ to 10 T. NJ esrnaEes
tor II o'clock IN the evening ana ON 'ho
Matho days Tor 30
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10 1875
Eyef aud the Saturday Matinee ~ the week TO
prodlctou In all It's grandeur cfShakespcares
HENRY ".
and temperance in his isvoe the tituar cnafSter
Of the pay. Of the distinguished English actor.
Mr.. GEORGE RiGNOLD. :. =,
Retpre arance OF Mr.. C. Is. Bishop and Mr.. Frederick
Thoen their excellent representations OF tho Characters
OF RS OL aud ruELLES. and Of the entire great COM
panys booths Theatre -.
rLS superb historical play win be presented with
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
SUPERB ARMOR, ...,..s .~n
coRhrCT COSTUMES. HANpsoME BANNERS AND
wARLIKk INSTRUMENTS
PROMINENT FEATURfS
of tho WONDERFUL SPEcTABLE Will be .xn
AN AUXILIARY FORCE OF 400 MEN, WOMEN AM
CHILDREN.
English and French soidery ana popuacs
Of Lond,n, and participating In the
GRAM PROFESSIONS AND ,, r.pru.ux
An tpERATrc CHORUS Of CHOSEN Voices.
CHOIR OF MADRIGAL BOYS. and
FULL CHIME or CHURCH BELLS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

i4th St. between sd and 4th avs.
Merchant, Artist. Mechanic Laboer, Maou. Daughtet
rms SH ,sSs5 saS1 kVE SS2SGE xai .
acombina'iep e ssciles sinssrs known the
consisting of thirty eoioed ladies' and rensems. all q
whom were slaves during the Since then they havs
cling the giving coSes nov TO
their going g rhisepsa where they nave been specially
This organization was formed last January in Mobile Ala
4. South. and s%S al pnsSs
sas sss sss !,
tion has received together with the
and the ?, a. ss q
e s r. % d a eGur 4 Is sc
talent o. the s"a'o i fs Is snf Existence
The public therefore rest witnessing thor.
0us anl Moral Morally a S s, music BY
and not ths picking up heterore oeousy Of party from
upon the public Of late.
these a.,s I, ha%buggery deception vIany that
and Ia the ace and Of this fact the attempt win
is indeed truly disccurasng prospect Our perstent do
termination shall be to instruct satisfy the pub
The influence Of music is universa power has been 70
ever been esteemed the most gifted q In churchei
' ars e hfssn II se ~ gently
and sodld things Of earth Its empire is bounded
irony Of The sss rss.s s as as'a
peang harmony from thousand thoa,s. It Is alike potent
Among the selections win be found
Hold the Fort and Ninety and Nnc.r
made popular by Moody and sankey.
Rise and shine, Baptist was Burrv
DIVINE TO bc Meeting here 70 Might Roll Jordan,
Ro,n Swing Low, sweet Chariot 4. Come for 10 Tell
Ss "s ssa kvs T'" s ss
Across" .furn Back rharoah's Army" win You
Pray for Nc - Judgment Day y HAL. nail Just AZ
pare Me-, Hard Trials Great Trbuations Keep NE
From Sinking Down.
Manipuiations Banjo Sacred Arss
by the Champion Bafsioist q America.
JAMES BOHEE,
who can do more execution 0nd OF the difficult
than any man " the world who pIa,s that instrument
The best organization Of the kind known
musical circles Seldom greeted with
large and Hpprccatiyc audience The excellence 9th
music furnished was the subject Of highly complimentary
1.-THE music furnished " cxcsenf IL Is the
that we have had the pleasure Of hearing this
and they certainly bear out the line reputation they bavs
earned '-Montgomery Argus.
The music the best that has been
public aud reflects credit upon young friends
have organized tbs best belonging 10 this cityMo
.rhe Cenienniatcs sing their of the old PIants
ton and Camp Meeting songs old Time Melodies and
Southern Scenes and Incidents 81 the days by They
native warbers from the banks o te Swanre Sance
and Pearl rivers and their soul stirring melodies
with all the native patos peculiar this
Ing gifted They superior any company u
Kind that travelled
Professor JULIUS cAGRISTo
the Blind Pianist well known throughout the South In con-
nection with the principal Summaries Fisk Uni
versfy. will preside at the piano.
The piano used IS kindly furnished by Decker Bros -
Union square. New York
Admission. No reserved Gallery Doars
open vt 7si5. Commences ats 800
n At Miss Helbron's grand farewell Concert Tuesday
evening, April IL, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
18TH WEEK OF PIQUE.

The daily Times says
"PlQuE attracts powerfully
and steadily. Everybody
ought 10 see 10. . The oftener
IL is seen the more certainly ID
will b set down AS q very re-
marknble play. - II anything
could DEEPEN our sympathy for
the Ross family Il would be the
thoughts suggested by the
powerful and deeply impressive
Performance Of
MISS DAVENPORT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

-
DER FRlIscHurz
THE AcADEMY sR Music,
TUESDAY EvExIsG. APRi.
1NAM*
IN AID or 81 JOHNS Guste. 81
Fun Orchestra and chor,ses from the New A'.sn ana
Liserkranz Societies
POPULAR PRICES j
Adsoissiea, ST. Reserved Seats, ~ 10
MANAGERS:-
Oscar Zollicone. Adc'pn na''ss''"'
john = ~ = ts.,mdhead. Frederick setback. Il
Philip Bissipger. ~ =. Sun.s..
Townsend tox, nen1y iis'' rn.~,,..
Oswald Orendorier, r!.ness =; wu.v
William steinway. wiina,m -. " .s,yy,.rrn ~
Charlesspesr, - - Nss~'
r,ers,. and Reserved Seats be had a. the prfsA
mus,c stores; Ruhmsn's, No ia Broadway; some r.
,ns,s. ,2o Pearl st. and Of S. Johns
t mi f.sntAr SHADOW AND VEIL DAxcINdAE-
GyIE Rooms. O'MokI:vw NIGHT. L.
ISoR INSTRUCTION. IN ELucurIoy. GEsIsiE a.,
~Stawe BURMESE. taught In regular thea
LADY TEAZLE. box .zJ7 Post onics; pupils aug. ~
appearance when qualified. --lk
MUCH ySiS 81 n yrai. SSi IaisTx a. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

STH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Proprietor aud Manager. :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

"vNAuKENPHAsTr--A BOOT WHICH SHALL IN
w really help. aud not. - IL too often the, case. Z
hndrsnce 20 walking Thus pnpular style English She
fos ssnsIsmsn CANikkkkA 23o and AZ 80 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

CTEINWAY HALL. THO. THOMAS
- EXTRA GRAND THEO. THOMAS CONCERT
EASTER MONDAY EVENING. APRIL IL.
MISS ANNA DRAsDIL, CONrRALTo.
Y MR.. :. Is. MILLS PIANIST
y Admission. 81: Reserved seats 81 extra
Obtained steinway Hall; schrmer's 7oi Broadws y:
way Add ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE NAME OF HIS MAJESTY, THE KING u
i Bavaria.
Order of Arrest.
Order OF Arrest.
lrtcr nj Arr..f

order OF Arrest
Order ui Arrest
The Judge or the Rovnl Ci.uN
Ionrt OF Ascmrenbprg herewith vaents
bmumann OF hngcnberg 50 Tar administrator Of Real IL
tstc who strongly supertcdo being guilty embcszl
ment, punishable In accordance with sections 2s6
OF the respective law R STR. q. B and Of fraud punish
able IN accordance with articles 80 1885, Number q
the respective law ar 81 and after deliver thu
Tor keeping ~ the Tor trials city
In executing this order the shown to the
named baumann aud lac must be reminded
entitled 70 enter complaint for the execution the arrest
at the Circuit Court OF this city.
All tribunals military officers and members tho police
arc herewith requested 70 lend the requisite
the execution ofthis order -
AschHnenbnrr. the seventh % May. 1915 III
sCHEUERHR.
stont. with iu black beard aud hair turned W and
short neck. y
reward ofthr~e huned rolehsmrks x be paid for the
arrest 81 the said N.ienta Han
Of real estate aud the III
signed through the sbusc named tribunal
klingenbcrg the i<th Nsfeh. l~zn
l}EifrkH yox xAIgnAFEN
Laudenbach. the 18th MAfrh. 1874
FgEfHkRR NO> FEsliENHACH LAUDENBACH
The daily gazette., 1876-02-21
DUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

The undersigned, Ex ecutor Of John Tweed.
dessased, will sell at Public Sale, at the Ho-
tel of John Phllirs. in the yillsge Of Kim :.
bieville. Pa. on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-21
STATE ITEMS.

The establishment of a cooperative
store is talked of at Newark,
The Lewes wreckers have teen
quite busy since the recent gale.
The law taxing dogs is very unpopu-
lar in Kent and Sussex counties.
Judge Wootten, of Georgetown, is
recovering from temporary illness,
The conversions resulting from the
revival in the Bridgeville NJ. L. Church
have reached eighty.
Herrings are being caught in large
numbers at Middleford and Concord
on the Nanticoke river.
There is rumor that steamboat
will be put on between Lewes and
Philadelphia the coming summer.
A public school local Institute for
Baltimore and Dagsboro' hundreds
was organized at Frankford, Feb ~.
The extra meetings at the Middle
town NJ. i. Church continue with
success. Over forty conversions have
already resulted.
The Susser Journal says that Balti-
more hundred is the most moral and
the most independent hundred in the
State of Delaware.
The firm name of Morris, Tasker &
Co., of New Castle, has been changed
to the Delaware Iron Works, its title
in the act of Incorporation.
Ex,Sheriff Marvel, of Sussex county,
proposes, during the coming summer,
to build handsome dwelling or his
farm near Knowles CROSS roads.
The schooner Annie Barton, Capt.
Benz McNeilley, has been chartered
by Mr.. William Brown, to brirg q
load of ice from Boston to Sesford.
The Breakwatcr telegraph cable,
which was broken in the late westerly
gale has been picked up, repaired and
relaid and is now in first rate working
order.
During the prevalence of the scarlet
fever in Lewes, one physician had
over forty families under his care
about hundred patients. The disease
has now disappeared.
The old house in which Hon. John
NJ. Clayton was born in DagsborO' is
fast falling to decay. The tree under
which MIR. Clayton made his maiden
speech is standing in that village.
The old Protestant Episcopal church
at Dagsboro' is being repaired. Under
the chancel of this church lie the re-
mains of General Dagworthy. In the
church yard is the tomb Of Col. VIM.
Hill NAPLES.
The repairs on the locks of the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal at St.
Georges are now completed, and trade
has resumed as usual. The navigation
through the canal has net been stop
ped by ice this winter SO far, which
has not been the case for many years.
To SUFFERING LADIES.-"Dr. RogersOn's
Female HydTdstin PoWders, for all female
Complaints. BY mail, 81. Address, Dr.
kogcrson. =. o. Box. 256s y. s. INV
The daily gazette., 1876-02-21
PUBLIC SALES.
PvBL'' SALE OF
r E A L E S 7 A I E

AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscribers will ofrer at Public Sale on
the premises, on
THURSDAY ,yFBBRUARY 9th: lsle;
nj noon, n Yarm of A. acres, late the properly
of William +. Husbands. deceased, Situated
near the Brandywine. in Btandywine Ht, 8
miles from wilmington The improvements
consist OF a ood Stone Dwelling House. Barn,
Milk House, Work Shop and other necessary
outbuildings; Stone Tenant Bouse and small
Barn; COED bearing Apple Orchard and
Young Orchard of Selected Fruit. One half
ofthe purchase money may remain in the
property for term OF ears if desired. Other
conditions made known on day OF sale
Ifnot sold on above mentioned day 1t viii
he fe- rent on easy terms.
ELLA ]. HUSBANDS,
WILLIAM A. HUSBANDS,
Also, Mt tine same time and place, the un-
Gersignei Administr atrix will sell ell the
personal property of the above entioned
Astate, Consisting oi Hay. Grain. Potatoes.
Horses, Carriages, Wagons: q complete set of
Farming I'm Elements and Dairy Fixtures;
and also. all the Household Furniture. The
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock. when con-
dit ons will be max known by
ELLA j. HUSBANDS.
Administrative,
h. W. STpHAN. auetioneer. Jan27wts