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The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
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i,I.l 81 j. 1rkS CouarTs, doi3T ai
~ ss1nty oilcial. a.arns Truukey,
vi u. 1sss CAlf nm sls; stsrress,
i I'll. Ior Addlior- -Gsneral, schell,
/ Psssnets (Rsp ssi. For
STATE Tsasufsr, Noyes (Dem. :. ssz; Hart,
.[Rsp:) Sss. Democratic majority for stats
Treasurer, 500; 3 Republican gain Of $40
over last year. vie, atl~s
AysAvly wAsRsx couNrH' tso'5-sb
Four districts give Truukey (Dem } 1853.
majority schell (Dem.) 1ss msjority; and
Noyes (Dem. ,lss majority. @ r
r. y.gr-y ~ .LAwRBNCE COUNTY ~
gives about 800 Republican majority on the
State ticket, Republican loss OF soo
stewsrt (colorsd), Republican, for Judge,
was defeated by 160 majority.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
In two districts, gives sterrets (Rep.), 6S
msjority;. Passmore (Rep.), 10 majority;
Hart (Rep.) 81 majority.
'@"H AL1BaHSNY COUNTY.
sterrett's majority In Allegheny county
Is between 5000 and 1000. Psssmore and
Hart has between 1900 and 5000 majority.
The Republican county ticket is elected.
LuzERnB COUNTY.
The Republican State ticket has msjor-
ity in Luzerne Of from 5000 70 5000, Hart
leading In Scranton. Labor -Greenbaak
| vote in tho county 10 from ls.oOc to.1 900
M1FFL1N COUNTY. Ian. ......
Majority for Turnkey lsO, :schsll Id,
Noyes 1877. aTAes "a a. .n 4
CLINTON COUNTY, r.. eta
clinton county shout 600, gsia of over
800 Republican. s#",a- 'u,...
CENTRE COUNTY. ,'s.
Centre equity will be about 1000 Demo
cratic.
- Ee LAnoxsssi COUNTY.
The Republican majority In Lancastet
county 10 estimated at 5000.
INDIANA couNfY.
Indiana county gives the Republicans
$4,000.
M'KBAN COUNTY.
4 McKean county gives 200 Republican
majority.
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NOTICE. Edwsrd Hart, do hereby give
IN notice that shall app y to the Juoges
Of the Court of General sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the ststs o9 se% 0t
Cas- t. '"nMo day the 18th DAY Of >ovem.
be, mex -; 81 being the fl1"l e ,ds day = 81 o.
cense to k", y An Inn or Tav' rn ut No 42'
West Frout t being the y. E. corner o! OF
From tand WashingE 8 reefs, In 'he Firsi i
intox Ice thug liquoIs in less4 arti lies than
one qnart. to be drunk on the remises'
and the followin, respectable citizans re-
commend this said application, tO.wit:
John Green, LW Pa mer,
Francis E Kelley, James Mckenna.
julius Gunther, Frank Zimmerman,
John Collins, Fred rick Danz,
Daniel Mailer, Patrick Hughes,
Edward V,onnell, Eugene Sayers,
Patrick Newell, Michael kfley,
Henry Bleyer. Philip G Plunkett. =
Owen j Hession, Patrick Long.
Henry Bradley, John T Kelly,
John Piunkett, Patr ck Plunkett,
John Madden, John = Dickey
octl6.3t EDW RID HART.
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SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (7HuRsDAY) EVENING.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. T., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
M.ttahoon Tribe, No. II, l. OR. NJ, at
AcClary's Building.
Keoknk Tribe, No. s, I. o. R. NJ, at
Maris' Building, 9th and Shipley ST..
Eden Lodge, I. o. ~, at hall, Srd ard
King streets.
Wilmington Division, No. l., 8. Of T., II
McClary's Building.
Hope Council, No. 2. Jr., ON. A. NJ, a
Jr. o. U. A. N. Hall, 511 Market street.
Lsdy Washington Home Communion. 5Oa
Market street. ''A
Wilmington Grotto, No, !, s. and D
A. H.; Bradford's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. K.Nof p, K.of
Hall, All Market street, .g.. s..
Wilmington Council, No. !, o. U.
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9I King street.
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1HERIFF'S SALE.

- dEhlrC o0AAGs
,sy virtue of y writ Of als Lev% 70 Pubt|
,o ma directed Will be exposed ~ .nt h
sale at the GILPIN HOUSE. pnndniI
Ieorpe Whitfield. in the city: o9I ~ Is,
and C,,unty OF New Castle state oi w ,d
On FRIDAY. the 10th day Of Novemoe'"
- . at Q o'clock P. M. v,r
The following described Real Es'a'V ,,oeI \
al that certain plantation or .he ,s'asI ae,I
,ond I'd sttna, % ed wing and being 10 tto .hs sN(
'nnG' d'.n% % snnnty ufNe astte. 10 tliesTAa .sTA
~ .,aiaware partly on the north aaotIe ~ add
N the south aide of the New NewSnJed UJd \!
nrenchtnwn turnp. ke road. nuT t,e H@I
ands la Q Of K insey Johns; Esq Il III hNt
10 n IA. clayton, by lands IateS IS IN iate Of
Of, Richard sim mons, dec ,M.al M II lup'
Cauik. deed, land late NJ Sa.a'd a'aodin. fnll
ham. decd, and by the ioao Rridge,Sa
hs said turnpike t. ChrisC,n naohtown Nv
by the New Castle ana rIc,nimg rIti ItO actg.
road, and by others a,hareout cerIs..
mo, or le-s. excepting .metoiHiug 10 sc''
niece or parcel thereon cohIai
more or lees. .or,ton as he y,
oerty of Ml'v.na Dowoey, "" s",pd NelN1
saeor Of Edward DowneV; raa a aasart, adm,
nnWnevl his wife joseph i; fohn 'Sa
= ot"n9 = ~ Edward Downey, d. G., ',p.o,nunipgt&
"av. Mary wife Of Ashbury Hsrh'
G GGwaId Downe,, Benz. DownneSv ~
wife ri Jnhn fiddle, Kate Ii beirs At ~
Clayton Downey d vlsees anu NJ ~ / sud'
t dwa,d d Downey, decd' "n'
be sold oy ,sAAc aRuBB. sher'0't
,her,H's Once, New C"stle' '' 0ct@p
D., 1877.
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By virtue Of q writ Of Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. atthe Lafayatte Hotel. al 6hipley st..
kent by George q, OrtHp, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on ""|
SATURDAY, November 2Ath. A. D. ls7,
r. at 2 O'Clock. P. NJ, n
The following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece Of land, sit
uate In the City Of wilmington, beginning
at coruer Of land late Of Sally Dickinson.
On the westerly side Of Market street, at o
distance Of zA3 feet from the sonthrrly SHE
Of nth, thence by line Of said lot mort
IS deg west l42 feet 2 inch tn the ca terry
side Of q Is feet wide alley, thence by SAID
alley side north wardiy parallel Win Mar.
ket street 10 feet 20 corner OF land OF
Mary Goodman. thence by q line OF that
land pastwardiy parallel with the line n st
described, and with 10th and l!th streets,
l42 ieeL and inch to the aforesaid side o.
Mark ct street, and thence thereby sonCn "
degrees west 70 feet. to the place OF Begin
iSR. be the contents thereof more or less
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perry o. Mary G. Rogers. surviving Mort,
oagor Of Wilt ,m H. Rogers, and Mary q
Rogers, his vito; Daniel Rogers, SURVIVING
Executor of william u. Roc srs. decd. and
William A. Lamotte, terre tenant, ana 10
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff.
sherif's.O ONCE. New Castle, nov. 5Ih, 1877
kOv6-t0 s, L..fs- i-f1i
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EDUCATIONAL.

Cr.JoesupHs ACADEMY. -..
RT~L.J !" ..'E0
OHNsINW HILL, PHILADELPHIA.
Under the care of the Sisters Of st, Joseph
The course OF instruction includes all the
pranchesof useful and Christian oduca.
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuiti0r
o2OO. For further particulars, address.
sspl.ly n MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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MEDICAL.

nR. FIT .fR's yEs4ArABLE RAEU.
~ MATIC 4EMEDY.-ls the perscrtp.
ton OF one Of PhilsdeIphia's Oldest physi-
clans, and IL guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tisnl, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache.
Ec., nr money refunded, by fnvigoratfn'!
the nerves. purifying the blood, and nsu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit 1t has become standard medi Z!
cine. Suffering and money saved by useing
it in time. Remember that DR.. Fitler 10
the only physician in America devOting
40 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. Is South FOURTH
street.
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~SHERIFF'D 'ekLES:
57TRiFF;s s1LE.0TTTTT

Nv virtue ofa writ OF Vendit,0ni TX p"pas
tome directed will be exposed to publicsAle
st the Lafsyette Hotel. Sal |hipley street
kepi by Geo W. Ortlip In The City Of Wiz
minRtOn, New Castle County, Delaware,
On = yFHt ~ .1,Izu4 I1gT EFE pffg AK 4
SATURDAY. the 9th day Of November, 1877
...4 .5.,l, at2 O'Clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz: 2
," All that certain lot, piece, or parcel Of
land. situated in the City OF v ilmington,
bey Inning q, point on the easterly side Of
Orange street, between Front and second
streets. at q corner of land late OF the heirs
Of John Sewers. decd. thence along q line
6f the same easterly parallel with SECOND
street seyenty-seven feet nine Inches t0 Q
stake, thence sontherly parallel with Or
eDee street twenty-six feet TO a staRe Q,
thence westerly parallel with Second street
twenty. seven ieet nine inches 10 the afore
satd aide Of Orange street. thence along the
same nOrtherly twenty six feet to the place
ofbesinning theimproveInentsc consisting
OF a on O. story Brick Shop, thereon erected.
Seized and +, ken In execution as the p o.
perty OF George McCOrk le, andto be sold by
ISAAC GkUBBs Sheriff. 'a
sherifrs once, New Castle. Aov.6,lS77.s Sd
| q uOVOsbS s.# af., f.t..l. d. ,
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tt ''Tl'ElEFGRANs:' e
THE ELECTIONS !!
DOMnaglC. ~
uII+m5I.7Tr.s,a

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-senator Ferris,
of the Senate Finance Committee exprssses
the opi"iou that the COMMITTEES WIN agree
to the House Silver bill.
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A1OTlCE-I. Mary McCann, do hereby
N eive notice that shall apply to tne
Judges of the Court Cf General sessions Ot Ot
the Peace and Jau Delivery Of tina state OF
i,ela ware, in and Tor the ounty Of New
Csstle. on Monday. the iS' h day Of Nevem'
er next. being the nr.t day OF the No
vember termS A. D., lS77. fo' licsbse 70
kel an Inn or Tavern at ~ Front streeI,
In the First Ward Of the City OF Wilmlng-
ton. to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than QUE quart. to be: drunk on
the pennies. and the following respectable
cltizens recOmmend this ss Id api licatlon
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NIOTIUE. IL Peter FORD, do hereby
IN give notice tlfat shall apply 70 tae Ne

NOTICE. II, PETER FORD. do hereby sSy
i4ndses of the Court OF General Sessions OF
ne and jail De- Psgsry tSs Syo1a3 Of tns e. NsS
Cattle on Monday, the lStn ds' of No.
!s@bsr next A. va%S.9 E. s Ssns ,ssm the Of lss ths
said Court. for license 70 sell intoxicat-
Ing Ing liadors in qnsnIities ~ less than
one halt gallon. not to pe dramk on s1rs sne
In the Third Ward. of the City Of WI.
minaton. New castle COttnty. Delaware,
ahd iha following respectable citizens re-
commend this said application, W-Wlt'
lanes CLARK. u. ]. McManus,
Il. a. IOean. A. Bickts,
Alma HiIler. VI. HutchinsOD,
:Inhn II. Crumlish, Charles n. B.dford.
Thns game WI liam W. Brown,
phiiin Green. Fergus Haurihan,
r. i. Fulmer. P. Sullivan.
p. Gardner. Evans y: WalIace:
P Murfav, Patrick MonrgnSh'
samuel Lewis, II. &. Duffy,
Henry o. O'B,ien, Philip j. Green,
WIN. Mccartney G. Ryan,
Dooley ~
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A,orYcE-I PANEL Mu,hern, in conpli-

N1OrICE.-I PANEL Mulhern, in conpli.
y snce with the requir, ments OF me Acl
Of Assembly In such oass made and pro:
vided. do b reby sive notice that shall
apply In writiLg 10 the Court oi Generat a.
the state "f Delaware, iu and for the county
Of new Cas- le, upon Monday, the 18th day
OF November, A d.. 'S77. being the arst day
of the next november term OF the said
Court for licens"to 70 keep IN lnn GrIaverh T
lana Hundred known ss "Charlestown
in New Castle !s oSr1ty N sns s'fie
n ,ors in less ouan titles than one quart to
1e drunk on the premises, and the following
citizens recommend the said application'
tO.wit:
Matthew Spepce. Samuel ravis.
ThnmasJ. HAnley. Thomas Little,
,,enr0e Luton. John Mackliu,
NJ ualonev. ] mes iiOnuhOe.
his Peter Coins.
.rol "a Ker)ey, John Haniey.
marx Maurice Cussick,
",cMsi nov7.sii '''' uANIEL MULHERN'
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APPLICATIONS.

NIOfICF.-i, Timothy Mc('arron in com. ON
~ pliarcA with the requirements OF tns 3
.ct Or sseinbly.i in stlch o. mhde SnH
provided do hereby give notice thaI sns
apply In writing 70 tho !ourt Of u rfat a.
Scssions Of the Peace and Jai delivery OF
the STATE OF Delaware. in and for the county
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18TH Gay
Of Move mb<r. A n. 1877 being the .! MIS-!
day OF { . n. 1t November term of the sald
Court, for Q hce.se 20 keep On inn ,otr Ur
ws,a, Sin: II II shs svi CITY y II WiiminES 2: New
Castlc County, in the State OF Delaware.
and to sell iot0xicattng liquors 10 less
quantities than one quart ~ % drunK On
the premis.s, ard the following clM1ons
Recommend the said application, 70 WIZ
A,ex. nder Room. Artemas Wilhelm,
r M Oney. John W Carey.
Sha n Reckett. Francis HAughey,
ia es Murphy, Ard. " kenheoy'
Lemuel Hitch, Edw. Heys.
CHARLES Carr. James O'Oonnell,
Ins ~. wilhelm. Geo, w. ttarl ett,
John 3n,hrie, Thomas NAB Ion,
John Ward, David d. 6ars o.
+ q W,gqlesworth, Patrick t'ahill,
:chHmas Hsgan. D ]. McAteer,
William Walsh. Michael McAteer,
.Ns Hugh shields; ppou
nov7.st TIMOTHY McCAkooN.
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Al lOrIL Ell, JOS. II rklcnards. In com y.
ance with the requirements OF me act
ef Assembly in sucn cases made and pro,
vided, do hereby give notice that ! snnii
.nply'in writing TO the Court o. General
Session. Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the state OF Delaware, In and or the Coun,y
Of New Castle upon Monday the vtn Gay
OF November, A. D. 1877. being the firsI day
Of the next November term OF the sald
Court for license 10 keep an Inn OF Tavern
known as the Atlantic Garden, Ni KING
street. in the second Ward. Of the OiCy OF
Wilmington, III the State OF DelaWar. 10
seli Intoxicating liquors In less qnantitie
than one Quart, 10 be drunk on he Preml-
ses, and the following respectaple CIV zehs
~, .ommend the said application, to wits.
los Stoekle. VIM keckley,
- Meichoir' John Elliott,
Tohn parker. Chas e sparks,
BERNARD Row. Michael Kenny,
VIM l. Gilbert, JACOB "IoWn'
L 4 file. Martih N HotC'
Chas Weyl, Meicnolr. OF
VIM Brennan, " k1rDy: .
q Dennis, Antnony wilNs'
NlchOlas Jenny, jacob Scheller.
John F Taylor, James ~ sweeCeh'
VIM 4 Tush, Jos Brown
Patrick Long, J0s bradl Id;
nOv2-3t JON EPH q. NlCn acDo.
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DENTISTRY.

EVERYBODY SURPRISED AT H
II tremendous reduction At
ID: DR.. 0TOUGHTON'D
Atfull set - to $40. The Doctor inserts more
tech tn n any other dem In the United
States, and is rapidly sending his work tc
every hinner table In Christs ndOm. FIJI.
ing 7ic. TO 81. Extracting only I6c.. N"tn.
ing but first-c operations perform Cd
lll7 Vine street, Philadelphia. jyl&
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

,NyOTICE-I, Joseph Ho pts IN CO npil,,
arca WITH fhe requirements "f "Aet
~ Asssmb !, IN SUCH ca es ms.ie = = pr0yIt, ,s,,Is
aed : o her. by give notice that ! shsl. apply
in writing 10 the c"urt Of zen era' Hess1Sns ,ots
cf the p ace and jail Delivery u .ne ~ IS Msw
CsstIr. ~ % upon Monday The 9th day os NO.
Semb.r next. A: ". z. bsing ire ne. MA nIIs
co,rt. fcr Q license to keep an Inn Or
Tavern. at Nos. 2S and 27 Market street,
known as the Washington IH HEuse n "a
hsIswsre. % to sell intoxicating liquors IN
less @ qua, titles than one qnart, to b. drunk
on tSs premises, and the fo'lowlns res2ect-
ah,e c,tizens recon- ID eNd the said appllca-
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AIOTICE.-I Daniel M-lar ey IA cOMp.i-
N snce with the herequirementso ofthe ACT OF
ed do hereby give notice that shall Apply
TO the jude Of the Cour. of General ses
sions Of the P. ace and Jail Delivery OF me
State of Delaware. in and tor the County
OF New Castle on Monday the 18th day o.
November next, being the first day OF the
November Term, A. D., 1871. for license 70 10
Keep an Grocery Il Liquor Store at NO. iN
W est front street, & " cor OF Front ano
Shipiey st. in the First Ward, In ,he City
of Wilmington: to sell Intoxicating nq-
uors 1, n not less quantities than one 1ai,
ion not to be drunk on the premises ana
the following respectable citizens 'ecom
me, d this salh appicaion. to VII :-t
Anons,nS Aschen enbach Joseph Hopes
Edward German EdWaru naSsSy
Aeury Bradley rrancis q; hoiy'
Maurice Fagen Fr7drlck Danz
julius Guenther James SorIlsan
John /, Kelley n. W. Evans y, ps,,,.r
naniel McCusker John Green T ,
patrick iaIlv John H. Yetter
David s, higgins Frt oerlcK S,aio
JOS. Il HUM yoan MaaueM.
James W. King Patrlck Mct1ualo
William Kyne yohn MuIphy.
Edwa.d Rogers % y9nn Nm ftThkRIKSE hARKEy
Nov 3Id 1t pd
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3. A1sBERG,
alo Market st.
Bee Fourth,
SELLING OUT TO CLOSE

Great Sacrifice in rress Goods. DoDes.
tics, Notions. Trimmings. &c.
~ Two Show Eases. and FlxIu,es 1oi
sale, octA-lw
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NOTICE, = In compliance nth the re- e.
n quirements Of tn. act OF Assembly r. bn nv
such cases made md provided we mere Dy
publish our intenti,n to maze application
In writing to the Court of siene al sessions
Of Peace ana Jail Delivery o. ene enunty SsatS
On Monday the 10th day Of OVEN Der. A.
D., 1877, for a license to sell intoxicatl1nHg1 1H1
LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes, at o: 7ot VI
Market street In the fitth Wd.u, OaSy Nc 10
citizens recoin menu the lid application:
D w Maui, ALEXIS oml'n'
samuel McClary, Jr. Il Jones;
george 8 Grubb, Btn1aml1 NioEs' Gh
,E,GIIsno Totnal1 John H Wslraven,
",hart w smith George Walraven,
Thomss IT slavery. Patrick Taggart,
fnel Frist Wa LaMOtte.
..enraa A2lmon. L Bringnurst Jr
ESw ward w Hoopes. Anthony Higgins,
Franz pv a. samuel Marthall,
Isaac v Lloyds Charies MTIp r,5T:
Oct3O It SNICT q HIN CN.
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nOv6s3t

NOTICE.-I, Hugh Mckinley, IN c1mPll.
IN ance with the requr ments OF tns Ac'
vi Assembly. in .uch cases made anq P,6,
vided, do hereby give notice that snAi,
apply in writing to the Court ol Henerai
essiona OF the Peace aud Jail delivery ol
the state OF Delaw re, in and for 9 ecounty
Of New Castle, upon Monday the Stn 1ay
OF November, 4. D., 1877. being the mr.!
day OF the next November term 0f s'lo
It IS9 W End street N u cor. 9nd and Monroe
in the Tenth Ward, OF the City Of whining.
tw7 New Castle County. In the state o. ol
less a uantities than one quart TO De drnnR
IN III = nremi srp. and the fOlIawing citizena
recommend the said application, TO vat.
JC Howell, Louis Lynch,
.Jamt Heald, VIM + b9esOn,
J @ WiggleswOrth, Charles harper
william Haggerty, John SPrakue:
UByrne. james LanSIty,
Charles Reelins jams mchluh0y'
thomas :.Mullln, Fergus heiiy,
VIM Hamell. Hamu6l "a JohnsoA'
Glendi stewart, Myle. burke.
james Harrigan, yhOmas M4nh,
Mooney, yehn br"h'
Chas H -peer, jan 81 burns,
VIM reader, ADIanaM lhoNAs: Wi..v
OctZ0-3t HUGH ~ Mo: ~ .-- ).
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NOTICE PENSIONERS.

Psnsion Yspers Carefully Prepared
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Witness, Peter COLLINS. -uol.
nOv7-3t DANIEL MULuNNN
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BOARDING.
;DoAEDING.-Chesp, at aS en'''

-!iiw HWab d ,srj>
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yHERlFF's SALE,

sheri4f's . ONCE, New Cast
/ nOV6.tS - IL. -
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Badly Frightened.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsley yesterday
experienced sensation that was anything
but agreeable, but the lesson it conveyed
may be worth the short anxiety and "vexa
ton of spirit" they endured for the time
They have considerable amount Of
valuable silver ware in their house, and
have been in the habit OF leaving the
doors unfastened when visiting neighbors,
etc.. making il quite an easy matter for
some thief to walk right in and appropriate
what excited his fancy or cupidity.
Yesterday two mi.chievous brothers of
Mrs. Townsley met her and her husband
away from home, and afterward, upon
passing their residence, saw the front door
partially open. They entered the house,
and coolly gathering up all the silverware.
they hid it under bed and disappeared.
When Mr.. and Ms. Townsley returned,
they found that their vsluables had disap.
peared, and the usual excitement lamenta.
ton and commOtiOn followed. Sympa-
thizing neighbors condoled, and suddenly
remembered various suspicious characters
who had been prowling around, and come
TO think of it, each had said then, that
"they were after no good" At length the
brothers made their appearance, they in
formed them where the treasure was
secreted and "scooted." Hereafter the
doors Of that house will be locked.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

During the Absence Of Mr.. c. S. Gauli
from the city about . mouth ago, Mn.
Gsult's colored servant wished to send her
child to Kansas City, and obtained the
money necessary from her mistress. The
money vas given to . black man to pur-
chase . ticket for the child. lie, however,
resolved on little stroke Of business on his
own account, 70 he told Ar. Berry tia,
Mn. Gauit had cent him for the ticket,
which Mr.. q. would pay for Is aoon - he
returned. The ticket, ii couse, vas given
him, and The darkey Pockesad the money
% Mr.. Gault's return b vss informed
Of the event By NJ. Berry. A be k.ev
nothing a The affair, NJ. G. proceeded "a
invsssigaae. vhea tie fnaseiesisg abilities
|of he daskey were brought to light.
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A Row in Church.

Eliza Martin il . cClored woman veil
known 10 the courts o. Sedalia. For some
time past she has been on her good
behavior, but last Sunday night old Satan
got the best Of her, and nov sbe II in
trouble again. On her way TO church she
got into . quarrel with Nat Andenon's
wife, and after they got inside abe continued
the rumpus till Nat him elf took hand,
when it grew red-hot. This morning q
warrant was sworn out for their arrest, and
Constable Connon took them both in.
They will have Q trial tomorrow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20
SketchinGin ASiS.

Last spring an Englishman named
Adams, made his appearance in the city
and followed the profession of portrait and
landscape painting. He vas man of abou,
City years Of age. we'll educated, and had
travelled all over the world He vas q
splendid artist. and tie works Of his skill,
were greatly admired. One Of his painting.
is yet hanging in the post Office bookstore
and has been pronounced By connoisseurs
to he 4 masterpiece and worth $50.
Adams, At last, got 10 drinking, and fell
rapidly, losing the respect Of h,nself and
his friends. After . seasun Of dissipation
around the city he suddenly disappeared
and none knew what became Of him. Lately
Il was ascertained that Adams 10 With the
Russian army in Asia. sketching for the
London illustrated papen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20
The Narrow GAUGE.

A meeting has been appointed for Friday
night next oil all our citizens who are in
favor Of all the Narrow Gauge railroad,
land who is notC and We hope to zee the
largest meeting ever held in this city. The
construction Of this road is most vital to our
interests, and other Counties along the line
are awaiting our action. Several liberal
subscriptions to stock have been made, and
all that remains can be easily taken il our
people will turn out and interest themselves
in this important work. See notice Of meet
ing IN another column.