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Personal. 2

L. w. Gillespie, southwestern pas
sshger agent Iron Mountain road, is
ia town.
W. II. Newman, Of the Texas and
Faeiho road, IL at the LeGrsnd.
DIR. Charles w. Miles, Of Kentucky.
.r on visit to our state, and is regis.
lereS at the LeGraud.
Z. NJ Bates, Of 81. Louis, In the city.
George II. Nettletou, mar ager of the
fort scott and Lsavenworth roads.
was one Of the party who biyouaced
here the other night
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wiiIiqm Duncan, of Flint, Michigan
l. at the Lamar.
Wilson Hei!. e Bcston, is In town.
Eahtf. Switzerland, prominent
stDli1r,- OF New York city, IL visiting
Dallas an business lie IL registered
az the Lamar
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WESTERN NEWS.
Illinois.

| Mrs. Pike wants to quit Chicago an1
90 to heaven 10 meet Jesus.
| Miss Roxans Wentworth. Long John
daughter, has the rox 10 the extent o
one million of dollars.
| Jersey county owes only $4,000
"Wednesday morning the south spar
| UiO feet) OF the new bridge across Rock
river. at Milan, was washed away.
| Union revival meetings have been in
progress at Sprintieii for some time
and three hundred and sixteen CONVEX
sions are reported, and the legislature
| ls in session too.
The village of Morya is in a happy
condition. Its license pay all the vii
| lsge expenses its trustees work for
nothing, and the treasurer don't charge
cent for handling the public money.
The body of an unknown man was
| found in the river at the foot of Spring
| street, Peoria. the other day. The body
| was well dressed, and from all appear
anees, had been IN the water couple
| Of days.
John Quinn, desperate character OF
Urbana, made a brutal assault upon his
wife, the other morning. striking her
in the face with an axe She was knock
ed senseless, but recovered. and at last
accounts it was thought she would re-
cover.
Chicago Tribune, of Sunday: Eek
President L s. Grant and wife yester
day lett this city for Galena, To spend a
few days among his cid friends aud
/ N oh ftar- TTnAzIav hn
cago, and will leave either Thursday or
Friday for New York, and thence will
go to Europe.
Missouri.
One day last week Mr.. E. W. Hodges.
living on Deepwater, in Henry county,
while out hunting shot and killed a
very large and handsome bird. rarely
seen in this paat of the country. 1t is
styled the blue heron, and measured
5 feet in height and 81 feet from tip to
tap.
A fatal accident occurred six miles
south of Dixon, Phelps county, on the
3lst ult. A young man by the name of
Roby was ploughing, the wind at the
time being very high. Roby noticed an
old stump of a tree that he thought
might fall. and on failing to push ii
down he turned away to leave it, when
suddenly it fell. striking him to the
earth, breaking his legs and crushing out
both his eyes. from the effects of which
he died.
On Saturday, the 3lst ult., large
number of the citizens of Newton eouu.
ty, favorable to the enterprise of intro
dueing fine stock into that county, met
in the courthouse and effected a tens
porary organization. After the appoint.
ment of committee To draft constr
tuition and bylaws, the meeting
adjourned until the 10th, when appli-
cation will be made TO the county court |
for Incorporation under the laws of the |
state About 81 900 was subscribed at |
this meeting.
The body of William Collins. of Osee,
ola, who mysteriously disappeared OH
the Sd of last month, was discovered on |
the sth isn't. by J. W Campbell and |
Lee Cox, who were out hunting about |
three-quaIters of mile below town. |
Heating on the surface of the Usage
river, having been caught by some drift |
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some time ago the house Of NJ
Lynch. who Is employed by the Tex As
and Pacific railroad, on section No. 80,
was entered and robbed Of a watch and
other articles. Day before yesterday,
Air. Lynch wa- passing Meyers pawn
brokers show ami saw his watch hang
lug Ga the window. lie recognized it
ut once, and calling Meyer out, told
Him that was his watch, that he could
tell tine number Of IL and give de-
spriptiuu ~ the works before the watch
vsS examined. In support Of his state
meut, he said Mr. Frank Anstin could
identify il, a. he bad repaired il for
him last fall. Lynch then went and
consulted legal advisers, who told him
that 1t would cost more TO recover the
watch by law, than the amount for
which the watch had been pledged
He therefore paid the pledge, 81 so,
whIch was unnecessary, Us q man has
q right to his property, II stolen, where
ever he can find II. The watch was a
silver hunting ease, "Wm. Ellery,
Waltham, Massachusetts, No. B0S, iS6 -
and had been pawned by negro
named Bill Thompson. Officer Phares
arrested the darkey yesterday in ne
gro saloon, near the William Tell
house. The datkey says he paid a man
three dollars for it. Thompson has
been locked mp to answer the charge
ui stealing the watch.
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Yesterday morning when the Fort
Worth and Cleburbe stage was within
six mites o. the Fort, 1t was halted
about 9a.m., by two mounted men
wearing masks. They leveiled their
shp,guns on the driver and the
passenger who WAS sitting with him.
aud called out TO them to get out.
Finding them to be the only ones oD
board, they SLOWED them to remain
seated. The robbers then took out
the mail bags and cut them open,
taking all the registered packages.
The passenger sHid he felt quite easy,
as he had nothing OF particular value
with him, and watched them closely.
They proceeded about the business in
n leisurely manner, and when through,
rode oil In sou,heasterly diree-
ton, and ii was thought TO stop an.
other coach, lat That cams In
before the doctor left Fort Worth and
had not been moles,ed. The descrip-
ton OF the robbers as given by the pas.
senger Ia ~ follows: 'They were both
tall men, six feet at least, with faces
covered. One wore long grey beard.
One was mounted on grey horse, the
other on bay; each man was armed
with a sbot gun, and a dog WAS with
them. A third man was seen at some
distance, but they did not know
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sounty Items

Our reporter paid visit to the
oonnly trea-urer's Office yesterday
lie was informed that all the specia
uuI- were we'll provided for and could
supply the demand ON all indebted
mes. All registered scrip to mum ben
"'', will be paid on presentation
tourihouse bonds are also provide
Tor, and there r. now on hand for ~,
payment % coupons, s., l7o No. sum
cieutto meet all outstanding claims
The general fund T. sadly behind, an,
no telling when Il will catch up.
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Il is . deal harder for Hayes to do
justice in Louisiana than it would have
been for Tilden. That tainted title IL
always in his roAd, and doubtless will
be until the end Of his term; but it will
ut no time be taken Is an exouno for his
not performing his duty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-14

Ca wednesday evening, April 18Th,
The ladies Of the Tabernacle NJ. T.
church will hold their annual festival
Rod hsssar at the old stand just va.
Gated by the Singer sewing machine
company, ON Main street. From the
Preparations that are being made IL Is
70 be one Of the grande-, affairs o, the
season., ~ every effort il put forth to
make . = complete success. The OBJ
Jet II a worthy one. Don't forget the
tine nor place, bot let all be present
and enjoy Themselves.
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neG>..el ID Mer,s.

Where there 10 20 much rivalry Is in the
manufncture Of family medicines, he Who
succeed must give pozifiye and convincing
proof OF merit. THIS u an age OF inquiry
People take nothing for grsnsed- They m ust
know the .whys" and .su hsreforss" besoie
Gle over e1othez. Alnong the ssv prepsra-
lions that have stood he tsas. those IN Anu-
iacturcd % h v. Piefce. =. D., Of the
Wany ysess bssu forsunsf- TIE truth al
any stassnsat 1aAs coAcerntns than can
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-14

The state VS.. Anna Woods, Doc
Adams ard William Wells, for going
,ar1ugh the heather Chinee, was he
fore the court. All the defendants
were bound over to answer before the
district court for their misdemeanors
The case of Molie Thompson charged
with taking certain articles Of wearing
apparel from "a woman Of the town
uumed Blanche Horton, was called.
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FDOUK-Be-t Tcxss s425
&HEAT-EKtrA Cf.olc., al Il choire a 81
al ~. good milling grades O. S.sl a. loN
grSsis-. Siai 10.
OAfS-lu good dem and: prices NAa &c.
EAki.Ef-Nominal, aud Eothing doing.
RIE-NoniEsi. and nothing doing.
BUTrEh-1ho lce. siSs4tc.
EGGS-l5aisc = dozen.
CoTroN-Middlings from &c 10 lec. o1er-
Ings light.
HiDES-weak: over II -. lie. gruhby,
do 90, lie; good, under IL Re, sl4es srubby. DO
do -.
WOOI--ls9Isc.
BEEF-On foot, s31Sss8 50
sHEEP-Eew offer.d.
ForAfoES-soed SIusI z per hush; ehoic.
peach blow q.
APPLES-Choice, g u.
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...r.u.tuluse- collected
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IbICINI.
nisfrIrttourt

Tire Cushing aud Stengall case il
sliiI dragging its slow length along.
TIE evidence j. all ln, and the argu-
mrnt vas began yesterday. The fol.
lowing legal gentlemen are employed
500 the ease: For Gushing, Messrs.
Cou,bsuour Nouiin aud Hunt. For
-.sarall. Messr-. Stemmous, Wellborn
aud l.asEr. Forensic talent is lavishly
displayed In the case.
County Court.
Motions tor new trials IN three cases
we're oycr-uied.
Iustice peak.
4 few minor civil cases were dispos-
st of
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE.
THURSDAY EVENING. April II, ls-7

Nothing much doing in the way Of
trade. Grain is moving slowly. Oats
are scarce and in good demand. Pro
duce, few receipts. Apples aud pota-
toes somewhat higher.
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wEHAyEHAaT..a "a. l..l
NE AKE uETEENl>s.sa ..sr.
To OYER
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County Court.
Justice NeIure.

\ few minor civil cases we're dispos-
- -
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

There is 3 prevailing impression that
Australia l. fsT re emoyed from volcanic
activity; but recent nessby mail frun
Pe-h u Western Australia, If true
j ify that be isf. Il is said that q
rs n4liz1 eapitsliEs had purchased
from the Government the rigb. TO re-
move the gusno IRON two islands cali
ed The Baker / 47d.. IN l.tislie 14o
south, OnZi;a ie Ij2" Al, 4q1 h4d des
patched thee vessels for the guauo.
On arriving St the place wL@,e the is
ltnd5 lay, nothing was seen tutA vase
Of w.ters. The ISLANDS, Si,n Lh-ir in
hshitsnis. bad DISAPPEARED.
The bones Of q m.n we're found in
the woods ne4r W.r,ea t-E days
ago, al the authorities were uotih ed
and sre nOE iuEes iss;ing the matter,
| The suppp.llion is t1at this discovery
will explain the sudden dIsaooearance
Of man n4mei Timothy Flil-t.A1out
suspected at tue time.
The prison inspectors o: Ho-th.no
ton cJaUty have employed sa addition
Al Tatchm4n fDr ,he special care oi
J Al en- L. l. nos who has o--cIrn- 50 yio
lent that IT WAS deemed prudent Ii
take away the prisoner Hho had beer
occupy Ing the same cell with hin.
The ruins Of ancient B .byionian cit,
has just ne-n discovered ~ NJ. de 5 AZ
zee. tue F ench Consul st Bosfah. II
the course If nis excavations he found
several slabs aud bronze figures. tn,
runs are not far from the River Hal.
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RIHnolDG
nHrLApELPHIA, WILMINGTON 4
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

nHrI.ApELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
JuEE lesh, 1GT.
Trains uIn Isaxs Wltmington - follow
or - .,..,
philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
6 o,sss. aio, siee. 1e-s5 a-rn- 80, 4So' ~
F Phil2- 4 M and New York. IA. s.4z.A m. i2-sI I,
Bxll--nore ana Intermediats Stations,
Baiilno-e and Washington, l!os. s,ssa-m.
lisa l25a. 30, 4-5S p. m 4 lii
Trains sor Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, 500, Ga $50, q. m 10, $50,
Harrington and Intermedisie Stations 800,
IL neimar r. AZ snd Intermediate Stations, 500,
%, q m
SUNDAY TRAISs-
PhilAdelphia and Intermediate Stations,
xf0 q m 500. $50, p m lFt
PhIladelphla and New York, ~ 9 m
Baltimore and Washington, fS an
For further information passengers Are
referred TO the time tables posted 81 me
tepoS. H. 2. KESNEf,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
AMERICAN MECHANICS In
ENGLAND.

Tventy years ago, when the uae o.
enirr.tiap from the British lslHnds
wAs al ils hsighi aRc the workingmen
Of TIE Old World weIe hurrying TO
our shores in search OF EhAt lhey
tel med --iivIng wGzes, feu Wouid Dc
iieye in 90 enoGt time toe cufren'
would sel the other way and wOTkueo
would willingly lesve tnss country =
seek euployneni in England. let
such il the case 81 preseat. OEing 10
eerersl strike Of the carpenters OF
NEnctesisr. EogiAnd large number
of worknen have been imported frsn
America 10 i'll the places of The striker
and II passib bic 70 break down their or
rnuiIstion- The wages demanded oy
ne Manchester carpenters seem small
when compared with those which ls-
oorers grunb,e al receiving here, and
are far below EbAi carpenters should
earn in fhis cOuBtry were IL not tor ihe
Almost total cessailOa OF work Forty
one shillipgs and t~opence or about
Ten dollars for fffy-txo brurs work
week ls regarded by the English work
man As fair rate Of SAges. snd he
s1rlk - because the masters or : bosses
vii Lot grant the advance 10 thai ig-
ure. Without 9 doubt the cost of liy-
ing in this country Is greaief than in
E3elAnd, oui The difference will not
satisfactorily sceOsGi fol- the ob1ec-
non Of the ABericka e1FPe1ter 10
work for pI0Porr1BAtely ioE rate OF
wages ST home, VIXEN be Is wiliinglS
~ accept y hat he considers The sIarvA-
tiOn wages ID Z 4glan1 and Which, by
the wsy, hspp-ns 10 be the rate which
English NoIkRsn strike to secure II
our worknen only considered taAt if
hey give situEg log builders, conirsc
tors and property owners 81 home q
chance 10 raise their besds above the
waters Of debt into which tbey have
been piur ged By TIE general shrinking
of values, there woul1 be NJ necessity
FOR their going 10 Manchester 10 get
employment. Tue II ,vemepi hoWeYer
i Al Interesting ne, As il marks one
~ il marks one of the processes oy
which the labor market adjusts Itself.
" \. Herald.
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DARING CATrLETHIEF

B.LT.NozE- Aug. Zs.-F .iday hight
Ben,.miu Ei.srds. colored. sg-i 20
yeas. stole gbt head of l,4llle from q
fz-mer residing about hfe-n miles
t,51 iais city. He drove them n this
city, arriving shortly after s.ylig5t.
and fispasad ot:hen al the Etocx ysn3s
f5iS54-' A cbsck was given IN pay
nent soc EiEards drew tue money
from ihe bank Immediately. Detective
succeeded in tracking him and las,
evening be vas arrested, with but SloO
in his Possession.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

While several Of Major Jones's
rangers were passing through found
Rock, on their way to Austin, Tex
a., recent y they were, accosted by a
man who said be would personate a
desperate named Owens, for whom
the rangers had warrant. just to
see what they would do. Mr.. Ne
vii, who had charge Of the party,
replied that he would take Owens
personator along, as it was probable
he would answer the purpose as we'll.
On arriving al Austin it WAS found
la; the man was Owens himself. who
had brought about his arrest By his
hardihood.
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SENTENCING HER HUSBAND
TO BE HA SGEU.

Mr.. Morris woman Justice Of the
re-ce IA Wyoming Territory heard q
czse # sc4rdsl31. character in which
aer husband ~ss iefesd .nt. Sac sc D.
tened min 70 be h.ugo1 oy the neck
anti. Gesd, and was anxious u have
the sentence carried into Eject ST once
1nlIl e attorneys exfl4ited 10 Eer
mat she -. sitting sinpy q. sn ex-
aiming MT >h- taen n=id hirn in
bonds of Sls - . - - await tie &C.
ion NJ he G.sn3 J1ry sni s4li she
gou c shocti1e fr-i MAI .hs:sitkmpt-
q - Ts.se ine s1re:4es.
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DRTG STORES.

The Best Quality of MEDICINES,
AT WILLIAMS
The MosT RELIABLE PRoPRIKTARY
AEDECISEs.
At Ninth and Market.
CholoA PERFCMERY CoLOGNEs, &c,
AT WILLIAMS
A dne assortment OF HAIR. TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market
A Glass Of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVoRISG EXTRAC Strong
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN 4 IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market
Get the best WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DESTIFRTCE.
AT WILLIAMS
LAosee Goots. AerUdcy N dispensing. and
Reasonable FFleeS.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Corner nth and Market.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE
BIBLE.

Itvas recently stated that = nill-
ion copies Of the Bible are circulated
every wear, bai the CongregaGionAlisi
finds this statement needs correction
since the issues Of the British HDd
Fureign and of the American Bible
societies for the last year alone
amounted 10 1000 Of copies. ID
252 languages and dialects. Two So
eieties mentioned above have eircu-
lated IN all more than loo, ,0l1 900 81
eoples- In addition 70 this private
enterTsrise has been largely engaged
n the work, both here and IN Eng
land Twenty-four years ago it WAS
Aseertainei that Bibles amounting Ii
ralue to 81 10000 were annually
pnblisbed IN our country, and il WAS
estimated that the number Of Bibles
imported Al that time e9uAle the CON
bined issues of the bible sOcieiy and
the private publishers How -nAny
ara imported and published IN this
country at the present time We have
10 means Of knowing They can
hardly fall below millions. We hare
here referred only to the scriptures
thai are printed IN England and IN
this country, and 10 those versions
which are published by TIE friends #
The Bible IN Knghsh-speaking lands
TIE number would be considerably
enlarged by including all the issues
q Bibles II erery pars Of Christen-
Sn-r
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Authorized by the Legislature!
Sustained by the Courts
Farrners a Drovers sank. Louisville,
ky-. Depository.

d4sZ JaNE PTILes amOuI-IIIIB 70 eoIV.vIV
Whole Tfcj.ets $40, Rdiues IS. QudyteT g. So,
II Tscsei1 Sie0. 81 TSesets $50, 56k
TcEefa $50
Remittances can be male by Mail TX
press, Draft. p o. Order or Reg istered Let
Ter made pay able 10 q. W. Bar row Co.
Reliable Agents -Tanted everywhere-
Send references " tn application TO pre-
vent delay.
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MOrtGR:- Forecl- sure Against
a Methodist Camp GrOod
As@ociAuon-


F'-sBs iae BroS=sz Eagie, -4s.e. <
The sumzous and complaint were
fled tins morning IN the foreclosure
suit Of the si1-penny Savings Bank
OF New York against William II.
Boole. George v. Kelsey. Abraham
D. Corn~ell. the Sea Cli6e Grove
and Metropolitan Camp Ground As
sociation, and others. The complaint
shows that On April %, 1972,
Nessrs. Boole Kelley, and Cornwell
bought from Jacob Cromwell certain
land 2tGlen Cove 10 annex to the
land Of tie Sea CliFe Grove and
Metropolitan Camp Ground Associa-
ton. and gave Cromwell an So. o.opQ
4ortg4ge a. part payment If the
purchase money. that on May 10
1873, Cromwell assigned the mort
gage to the plaintiff that on April
., 1872, Boole, kelsey and Corn
well conveyed the premises to the
Sea Clife Association, which assumed
the mortgage; that the interest due
June /. 1873 has not been paid, and
that there Is due TO plaintiff S2l 500,
with interest from Dec. l, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
Fashionable Furniture |
J. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
No 40 King street,
WILMINGTON, DEL

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-@ Isns Of Wilmington. and the SIR
rounding country kal We oo-iIn us
- 20 nanElScturt sad kesep On hand
a. ozr large AID long established ware
roo-ns, Furniture o. every variety and
ssyle, oo2klsi5ng oSsA&oogSny EossEoo5
AID nj Z F1rTlture EaiiSbls for pSrloy
dlnD-1E-roon and cham ber uses
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EA.r, Aos2 and H1sk Mattresses
J. a J. ". HARNAS.
81 RlnE s-rset- Wilmington
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
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