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The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
DISAPPOINTED POLITICIAN.

II iL,flN N.--frl rfIE tnar1iii -efs, tS-aYE a xSr
I On, Tuesday last, Uncle ZekA kwas
standing 1t Seventh and Walnut streets
hharanguing a crowd Of his colored
'Dese here 'Publicans kin promise till
de las day in de mornin, but dey amt
gwine TO ketch dis blackbird wild no mo-
chafi," said he. fI4! ,r,-r -
"Wot's you mad bout, Uncle Zekepn
inquired an athletic negro.
"Why, didn't dey say, wen de wah
was played out, dat niggah was g'wine
to be as good as de white MANI"
"Yessir." ..a-,a
"An dat de niggah's war gwine 10 cit
all de ole mars'rs had, an ten acres am
mewl TO boot2" ,f -..r- .-.,T II
"Yessir." Il ..
SAN dat de white folks 'ud be poor as
church mices?"
"Yessir." S .'-N
can didn't all dat sound as slick as de
readin' on cirkus billP"
"Yessir."
| '.Well, dis Is wot makes me mad: Dat
cirkus hasn't arrove round here Wit, an
kant hear dat it's comm. De white
folks is just as rich as eber, and dey is
ewine to stay rich. De niggah was
busted befo' de 'wah, he was busted
durin' de wah, an has bin busted ebel
since de wah. Amt dat so?''
"Yessir."
swell, now, after dis. eff de 'Publicans
git to pokin' emmy mo- 'leckshin ticket.
at old Ieke, he'll lite on 'em like a goat
jumpin' fer sunfower seed. Mind dat
now," and Uncle Zeke stalked majesti-
cally away.
None felt capable of answering Zeke'.
arguments, and the crowd silently dis
persed.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
U. S. COURT.

In the q. S. District Court this morn.
ing, Judge Bradford presiding, the fol.
lowing cises were disposed Of:
In the case of Hamilton & Cummings
in bankruptcy. the hearing upon the
VI tition of Van G4sker and Katts was
mad, and upon notion Of George v M .s-
sey, ESD, the rule against the assignee
was made absolute, and the assignee
was orderec to pay tue judgement debt
Of said petitioners with interest and
costs accrued.
In the same case, rule against assignee
of SarFh Bailey, was upon motion OF
Walter Cummis, Esq, continued until
October 9th at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Case of F. A. hurchman & Co bank
rupts, the hearing upon petition of w.
r. Hazard, having been continued un-
Esq, rule against assignee, was made
absolute, and he as directed to pay tn
claim with interest and costs accrued.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
MARKETS.
FELJAL NOTICES.
|The Gre't Discovery.

kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. For
b weak stomach general debility,
|On disease of the nervous system,
hon, acIdity OF the stomach, and
! requiring trnic
ne includes The most agreeable and
i salt Of Iron We possess. CT rate of
ID oxide, comb ned with the most
/ Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
Bark.
tcl in many cases of debility, loss
Die and general prostration, of an
tSalt Of Iron combine Ell with valu-
I've tonic, is most hrppy. II aug
be appetite, raises the pulse, takes
blar tlabbiness. removes the pallOr
.ty, and gives tiorid vigor to the
ence.
b want something to strengthen
pO you want good appetite? DO
10 build up your constitution
Eant to feel well? DO you want 10
nervousness? DO you want ener-
you want to sleep wellY Do you
SIX and vigorous feelings? II you
unkel's Wine of Iron.
Iuly valuable tonic has been
tested by all classes of the com
That ii is now deemed ind spensa-
Tonic medicine. IL COSTS but little,
The blood and gives tone to the
renoVales the system and pro-
only ask a trial of this valuable
Prleesl per bottle. E. +. KUN
PIE Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
W druggist for Kunkel's BitteI
iron, and take no other make
ID 81 bottles. All others are coun.
beware of them.
! bottles for 300.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
SECOND EDITION
ESQUIRE FRAzER,S COURT.
A SOCIAL sRNsAr1oN MINOR CASE

SOCIAL sHNsATICN MINOR CASES
Esquire Frazer heard case yesterday
afternoon,tha affected the circles of fash
ionable society, and drew together a
crowd OF hightoned spectators, composed
of post-office clerks, counter-hoppers,
society men, fiirts, squirts and lady-killers
in general. ' fr.-..
The suit was brought by Mrs. MarJ
West, against Mr.. VIM. A. Deweese, and
h'r evidence, In brief, was as follows: -
That on Septemt er 1st, in company with
Miss Louisia Rodman, she was walking
aong Seventh street, when they met
Deweese, who, after passing by, turned
back and shaking his fist at the plaintiff,
said to Miss Rodman, "What are you
doing here with this disgraceful ~oman?"
The defendant attempted to defend him
self by charges against the character of
Mrs. West, but they were unsupportc
by proof, and were Indignantly denounced
as base falsehoods by the lady. The
| Squire fined Deweese six cents and costs
and held him in 500 bail for appeara nee
at Court for assault and battery on Mrs.
West. de paid the fine and costs, gave
the required bail, and was discharged.
Marian Deakyne, for using abusive and
threatening language towards Sarah Nc
Cafferty, plead guilty before the arrival
Of the plaintiff, alleging as the reason
that she did not desire to meet her accusel
She was fined six cents and costs, and
held in $500 bail to keep the peace.
Patrick Dougherty, for thatening bodily
harm to Eliza Jol uson, was held in $10(
bail to keep the peace, and bis wife
Bridget, for the same offense was fiaed
six cents and costs.
Joseph Sumers Jerseyman. got intt
debt with Andrew j. Cross, of this cit,
to the extent of 500, and failed to epony
up" A suit for obtaining goods unde
false pretenses brought him up standing
and he promptly cane down with th,
desired amount. r III
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
THIRD EDITION.
THElI S . WAR. y e
I'M IMPORTANT }, E.NGAGE-
.MEyNT REPORTED on
.i4 $50 THE LON. 'c-.
LONDON, Sept. Z, 1877.
REPORTED RUSSIAN DEREAT.

REPORTED RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
Mehemet Ali telegraphs to CONSTANT
nople, under date of yesterday (rhurs-
day). from Kechlowa, as follows -
"Eyoub Pacha's army corps, which was
divided into two column ms, to-day attacked
the Twelfth Russian army corps, which
was supported By division, on this bank
of the Lom. The Russians were defeated
and recrossed the Lom in disorder. They
abandoned their fortifi positions near
Kechlowa. They lost 5000 in killed and
wounded The commander of their cav
airy was killed. We lost 200 killed and
700 wounded" VOC t4
A Shumla correspondent rer ,rts that
the fighting at Kechlowa (the Kazelevo
of the maps) lasted ten hours.
A correspondent who wa, present at
the capture of Lovatz estimates the ao-
tual Russian attac ling force at 22.0OO,
with one division in reserve. He says
the capture seems to have been effected
partly by surprise. The Russians On Sun
day and early on Monday were bivouack-
ed on the reverse side OF the heights eest
of Lovatz, 80 as to conceal their camp
fires from the Turkish sentinels. Earth
works were thrown up by the Russians
during the night for eighty cannon.
AN ENGAGEMENT AT RUsTCHUK.
A despatch from Bucharest says that
an important engagement was fought
near Rustchuk on Wednesday morning.
osMAN PAoHA's DANGER.
The Russian advance upon Plevna and
the success at Lovatz places Osman
Pacha in the awkward position Of hay
ing host 10 force on both hanks'
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

TaE SWEDISH QUARTETTE.-On Mon
day evening next the famous Swedish
Lady Vocal Qlartette will give their
flrewell concert in this city, and no
doubt large house will greet them on
this, their last appearance here. The
addition of instrumental performers
makes this the best lnusioa organization
now travelling. Miss Louise Linden, the
saxophone player is the only lady player
in America. The sale OF seats is now
open at Boughman, Thomas x Co.
A TREAT.-After the adjournment OF
City Council, last evening, the members,
city officers and reporters, upon the invi-
tation of President Lichte ustein, repaired
to Weaver's ice cream saloon, No Tue
Market street. and regaled themselves
with ice cream, water ices and cake,
The wants of every one were fully sup
piled, and all retired wishing the newly
elected President a year of peace and
usefulness In his official position.
Another HoTEL.-Mr. T. B. Merritt,
proprietor of the U. s. Hotel in this city,
will build a fine hotel at Ocean City
next season. This will make four hotels
on the beach besides the excursion
house.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
Societies

MEETINGS THIS FRIDAY EVENING.
Walola Lodge, L. o. of G. T., Sixth and
M arket streets. I.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. F., at
Old Fellows Hail.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No, 4, o. U. A.
M, at Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. M,
at Jr. o. q. A. M, Hall, oil Market
street.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, I. o. R. NJ, at
Red Mems Hall.
Excelsior Lodge, K. of P. at X. of P &.
Hall, Oil Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. of A, at
McClary's Building.
Pioneer Council, No. 1, Sovereign's of
Industry, at McClary Building.
Mt. Calvary Encampment, No. 10 X.
of NJ. meets every alternate Friday even
ing, in McClary hall.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
THE BATTLE OF BRANDYWINB.
fHE oRLEBRATIoN ON TUESDAY NExr-
A NUMBER OF DIsTING UIsHED PER-
SONS TO BE 1aEsENr-THE q
AMERICAN RIFIpa To kT- ~
TEND In A BODY.

AMERICAN RIFLKs TO At ~
! -rgq1 TEND In A BODY. .yrtf 8
On Tuesday next the one hundredLh
anniversary of the Battle of Brandy wine
will take place on the grounds near
Chadds Ford, Pa. 9. u - -' ". .l9'+
Over year aEo number of ge ntle-
men In this city, conceived the idea of
celebrating il In proper manner, and
for that purpose they corresponded with
various public personsges in Pennsyl-
vania, inviting them to take part in the
exercises. IA fayOrable reply was receiv-
ed from several of them and also, from
the military companies in West Chester,
accepting the .Ipvitation extended to
them. After receiving the replies the
matter was dropped from the public
until recently Mr.. Eli Crozier, who has
annually celebrated the event for over
forty years, brought the matter again be-
fore the public, ani went to work in his
usual vigorous manner TO make arrang
mepts for the coming event.. In order
to assist him a number of citizens met,
end appointed q committee consisting of
Chas. B, Lore, Esq, r. G. Fraim, Esq,
Joshua Maris, ESQ. :, w. S. McCaully and
H.R.BriDghurst. AT meeting of the His
torical Society, held few evenings ago q
committee comp sed of Hon. L. e.
/ Wales, DR.. l.. p Bush and Joseph K.
! W alter, were appointed to act in con-
junction with the citizens committee, ant
10 make arrangements on behalf Of the
society. Both committees have been in
dustrously at work for the past few days
aud have sent out invitations to num-
Der of distinguished gentlemen through
out this State, and among those who
have promised to be present are Hon
Thos F. Bayard. Chief Justice Comegys,
Hon. ID. M. Bates and His Honor, Mayo
Whiteley,
His Excelleney Gov. Cochran is yet tc
hear from but sometime ago signified hi;
intention of being present. The commit
tee received word a few days ago thai
the authorities of Pennsylvania would
not take part in the celebration but woulC
q. lebrate the massacie of Paoli and tn,
battle of Brandywine together on the
10th inst.
Through the efforts of Mr.. Crozier he
has collected enough money to defray th'
expenses of the American Rifles to ant
from the grounds.
A special train will leave Front ant
Madison streets, on that day at S.20 a
m., the fare for the round Trip being u
cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Election re-
turns are still very incomplete, but
enough is known to render it almost GER
tain that the democrats will have large
majority in the Legislature on joint bal
lot
In the city the taxpayers probably elect
most of the municipal off GERS except the
Mayor, Police Commissioners, Supern-
tendent of Schools and, perhaps, Sheriff,
tits thought that majority of the tax
payers Supervisors are elected.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
[From the New York Herald. ]

Business PRO -pects Tor the Autumn.
The month of September opens with a
feeling of greater confidence on The part
Of our trading classes aud signs of great
er activity than in any preceding year
since the panic. This is no doubt due
in great part, to the abundance Of our
crops and the high prices of grain in the
English market, but it also results, in
part, from belief that there is to be no
no further dawdllng with the question of
specie p ,yments, aud that the govern
ment will proceed by steady steps to re-
sumption at the end of the next sixteen
months. Business men feel at last that
they can count with some degree of as
surance on the future, and that the ope-
rations Of trade are to partake less of the
character of a game of chance. Nobody
expects great bustle of activity or rush
OF business. but there is a sober expecta-
ton of good fall trade on basis of
moderate profits.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-LPSt evening as
the 9 O'Clock freight trail. on the T. W.
Il B. r. r., was on its way to Baltimore,
and when between King and Market
streets, it wf3 boarded by tramp, who
waj seen by the brakeman and ordered
off. He refused to go when the brake
man hit him over the head with lamp,
cutting his head and face very badly.
This treatment had the desired effect, as
the man jumped Off.
The Triumph Truss Is marvel ol
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy ano
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the TRIUMPH
Rupture Care, will infalhbly and speeuly
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphla
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is parrGnted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for DescrlptlN
Book, to either office. IT,
Nor A CANDIDATE The GAZETTE
stated yesterday that Morris Carperrs
was a candidate for the position OF pallln
at the caucus of the Rupuolican mem
bers of the City Council. Mr.. Carberry
however, positi, ely states that he was no,
a candidate for the 49, ana tha'
,hose who eli, ,5oiG that he
was, were guii l'
ErvpcTs OF .... Squire
Frazer adv elCis' GA - TIE u .
he would end 70 preparing til oucher'
of pensioners for the September pay
ments, and in response received 0vel
forty pension papers to attend TO. ihls
proves that the GAZETTE is good paper
to advertise in. 'g"f ....-.,......= ..=..., -.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

A N ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
N of the ppropriation for opening Sts.,
Incidental and Miscellaneous Expenses
and Puplic Buildings. I.- g.
Be H. ordained by the City Council of W il
mington, two thirds of all the embers
thereof concur ng therein
SECTION 1. That the amount of 1900 be
transferred from the appropriation for re-
pairing tndcleansing streets % the approprl-
alton for opening streets. Also, that the
amount of $40 be transferred from the ap-
preparation for repairing and cleansing
sire, Is TO the appropriation for Incidental
and miscellaneous expenses. Also, that the
amount of S i, 200 be transferred from the ap-
preparation for repairing and cleansing
streets to the appropriation for public
buildings.
Passed at the City Hall, September 8, 1871
M II LICHTENSTEIN. President.
W. II. FOULk, Clerk.
sepI-2t
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
DR.. Van Dykes sulphur Soap,

Makes the SKIN Soft, Clear, Pure, While
disinf citing, soothing, healing and purify
Ing; removes Dandruff, Chafing, Ulcers,
Sores, Eruptions, Roughness and redness
of the Skin; relieves itching, burning and
and stinging insects; will relieve ITCHING
PILES where nothing else will have any
effect; is FREE FROM ALL OFTEN
ODOR, and prevents CONTAGIOUS DIS
and TOILET PREPARATION it has 10
EQUAL. Price, % cts. l cake Brx
(three Cakesl 60 cts. Sent by mail, (pre-
8. S. WEBSTER, Proprietor' offifIce. 30
N. .5th St. Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale DEPOT,
400 N. Third ST., Phila., Pa. - jy5-wiy
For s. le by all druggists In Wilmington
and by druggists generally.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
DR.. Van F'yKs', sulphur .Oap.

DIR. VAN DYKE, whose life long SPFcI-
Atty, and worldwide reputation for CUR
ING SKIN Disc ASES, has endeavored
for years to COMBINE an EXTERNAL
TREATMENT. He has accomplished this de
= RESULT in the preparation of his
.ri ound SULPHUR SOAP ,"the merits
Jich re spoken of by thou sands 1t is
yhly recommended TO all our readers
Price, 25 cts. a cake;a box (three cakes) 90
cents. Sent by mail (pre- -paid) on receipt
of price. Office, 90 N. 9th St., WHOLESALE
DEPOT, 40I N. Sd St, Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by DRUGGISTS. ~ 34 jv5-wIy
For sale by all druggists In Wilmingt ton
and by druggists generally.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
STRAY WAITS.
nning accidents are how in order.

Cunning accidents are how in order
The DELAwABE GAZETTE is out to-day
The rain fell in torrents this morning
about o'clock. =
DO not forget that the Swedish Ladies
appear In this city for the last time on next
Monday evening.
Messrs. Kennard & Co. expect next week
to be their last one at their ODD stand, 3O6
Market street, and during which time they
Will offer gre ter Inducements TO purchas-
ers than they have done at any previous
time since they conte 'n.plaIed moving to
their new place, 62l Market street.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
New asLle o.. August %, 1877

New asLle o., August %, 1877.
Upon the app lcation of John Mccall.
Administrator of Margaret McCall
late OF ilmlngton Hundred in SAID
C,,unty deceased it ordered and dire ted
by the Reg ster that the Administ.a OF afore-
saiu, give notice Of the granting of Letters of
AdmlnIstrati IN upon the Estate of
the de ceas, d. with the date of granting
thereof, by causi g advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters in six OF the most public places
OF the County of NV at q. r, curing al
persons haviag d, nands az Il nst fine Estate.
to present the same, or alb de by an Act uf
AS Q nuly in such case u ade and provided.
And also ca SO he same to be ms rtel with
in the same peroid IN the Wilmington GA
ZEITE newspaper pub ished IN Whining
ton nd TO be continued theI elm three weeks
(e. o d.
49,, Given under my hand and SEAL Of
IL. :. Office of he Reg ser aforesaid AZ
49, ew astle, in NJ as lie County
aforesaid, the Jay and year aoov- " ltteu.
). G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTI e.
All persons having claims against ths Es-
tate I The dece sed must pres mt the same
duly attested to the Administrator, on or
before August % 1878 ,r abide the Act of
Assembly In sucn case m de ~ d PROVIDED
JOHN MCCALL,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington au3J-3weod
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
CHICAGo,s BROK GN sANK.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, oept. o.
Further investigation into the affairs of
The State Savings Bank has resulted in
the dis :overy ofa number of new notes
which will figure as avilable assets, and
will probably bring.the assets upto mil
lion Of dollars or over, and render an
eventual payment of from thirty to forty
cents in the dollar possible.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
~ al ] I'M E Z ABLE.

ladsI1,LL lII LEAVE WILMINGTON,
IGN Gs'plia 22l, $40, 6.55, $40, 900,
d a, m l2.J7, u 40, 2.30, 4.3O,
ID & K K, iai' on sundays: 2.21, s 10 a.
nj. r1rR, nd l2j, o II, am, 10 81, t2 40,
,naa M, on Sundays: 22ia m.
l2a . az ana Washington: O6, 8 80
! m;s55 ND os' o OS, 8 55 p m; on Sundays
''p'SiI' 4 56 p m; no Sunday
n Ssstle; SS, e: 8, 6 20, . SO a m; 80, 80 p
.upday e n, ,rd H.; 5OS, 8 80 a m; 8 80 p M;
IS 'goon y nl n d Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
wa. IN, no unday train.
lam .'e MY " estern r. r.: 10 20 q m; s 80
On sundays; IL 81 a m. ~ "
/ SS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
4 I22iiisade,iphia: ! "a q 70 Sc, 8 "a. o 4am 70
|s5I II - 10 o. S55, 451, B IA. 9 70, I 25,
m, ! az az = p m on >undays: IL So,
tew Yorpo Go, y 61, II l0p m.
.95lnn. ~ 90, "a a M; IL "A. 12 SO
m. M ! on Sundays: 12 66 a m ;
A 3ss;saflmore;2 ~ n ore ls, s4i, "a m; 1877. 10 az.
p MI On Sundays; 2 is a m ; o 81 s6
\ sassshington; ss Il ? 18 a m; 1927. T. ss
"p III on Sundays: 2 is a m /; o 46
|" \, Deposit: 500 m no Sunday
t% & "a Castle; St 7 55, 8 50 a m 12o m.
ItIaw,aroeo AZ, 70 , m; no Sunday trains.
toSwideah n r.; $50 a M; 4 20, 6 10 n
4 & 5'n',glon n ~. q Northern r. r.; 10 2s
Is.aHp = IN, ~, no unday trains.
4 'i' sundays; 6 90 p m.
iLMINGToN LEAVE PHI
730 : ss,Teet no and Washington ave.
S,S9@, % y ID 45, 8 45, Ii 50 D mon on sun. To
fhiriSyaa a m; 60 8 45, II 90, D m,
undssysmi m' L l5, 8 So, 8 60, III Ii Is ,'eeos % ms
'SS;S6O 90 IL 45 . m. - ~ = !"
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
THE DEATH OF CRAZY HORSE.

w ASHINGTON, OtpC. o.
Dispatches to the War Department from
Gen. Sheridan confirm the report of the
death Of the Indian Chief Crazy Horse
while attempting to make his escape from
imprisonment at Camp Robinson. He
was shot by the sentry on duty at the
post.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
SENATOR MORTON NO BETTER.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 6, 1s77.-Senator
Morton is no better. if indeed he is not
worse than he was a week ago. His father,
grandfather and brother died with paraly-
sls and his sister is now afflicted with it.
1t is rumored that President Hayes will
visit him tomorrow or Sunday. Morton
can never recover.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
pms Removed Alive.

unkel's Worm Syrup never fails
n Pln, Seat and Stomach worms.
III, lhe only successful physician
unlTy Tor the removal of worms
va rape worm with head and all
fallye IN 2 hours, ard no fee until
Send for circular, or call on
!glst, and get bottle of X unkel's
'up' Price S100 IL never fails.
4 FOR the N asn.
SSsles bath towels, Bath Sponges,
iSoaps u extensive variety. Also
VTpes' , Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
!, friction Gloves, and NJ any Other
n Ihe same classes.
4. BRlNGH URST & CO.,
oorser Sixth and Market SITS.
i. MiratD H,nA Cur. T0p sOrpt
y '% oor, orelne1y Of great popularity fol
Il IorIS witho L pain.
L. bhlNGHURST & CO.,
ro. Apothecaries.
eofher Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

A bright and beautiful child shows in
its very expression that its Baby hood was
not associated with Opium, cordials,
etc.-for the continued use of Opiums Is
adtagonisric TO health. That valuable
and highly recommended Remedy for
the disorders of Ba5yhood, DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, is absolutely free from
Morphia and all other dangerou, agents,
and can be safely emplyed at all Tunes
Only 25 cents per bottle. 49,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
THE PEA CH MARK EFT.

The shipment of peaches is rapidly de-
creasing, 1t is thought that next week
will about wind them up. ....
The peach shipments, yesterday
amounted to n cars, distributed as fol-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07

If your constitution Is proKen down. or
you find it necessary to purify and
cleanse the blood, use DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
MARKET ST. 4o7
''' =. CLARK

| A full assortment of
oLocKs,' WATCHES.
h. and sPEcTAcLEs,
Siyen to particular and personsl m
z line, W repairing any ARTICLES IN
nd and soIa o oi spectacles Constant.
Spectacle agent for the Celebrstsa
mRr16
The daily gazette., 1877-09-07
CONNIE WYNN Ex oBo."
HEA LTH, Tone. VIGOR

LONG LIFE AND | APPIN ESS
The Monks Legacy or ital Rec
will strengthen the uervt .Ia 'tiiJ all IL.
OF the physical forces. bC- - up tad restol e
to vigor the most shattered constitution
and positively cures impotency and all all
ments of the urinary organs, either acquir
ed or constitutional. BY mail, price 8 90
Address j. POTTER STANLEY & CO..
Manufacturing Chemists, 367 Broome St,
N. Y. Send for circular. aug7-d4M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14

made 207 gallons of II on one mere,
and disp lsed Of II readily at lilly eenla
per gallon Doesn't this h0 + cotton =
ContereuGa NJ the Methodist Ep'
anpll church Hpulh IN session nlne
~ mini lep In attendHncei Bishop
WiRnfmau praldlpW ice a quarter
m u zach thick Tuesday morning --
Rev, j phu Is, smith, while on his way
q attend conference, wAH rohhel, "a
new Cnmhrllile church Is brlug bulll
Newsj The body 0i a young man
ny the name NJ Davies, was found lAAl
Saturday In Bola d'ArG creek, ebol
two hundred yards below the BYarS
crossing, ten miles southwest OF lhls
place, II appears that the deceased
ind reached Bonhnm the preylonH
"Wednesday, from Indiana, aud had
slarled on foot 10 visit his brother
who Il n school teacher nj Valley Creek,
-Four miles out from town tho road WAS
so bad that he borrowed horse from
Mabel Hampton 10 go the balance OF
the way, lie was warned that the
creek was dangerously high, but an
swered that he could get over, NJ no
was II good swimmer, That night the
horse came home riderless, aud upon
search for the young man, his body
was found In the creek.