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The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Wedding in West Chester.

WILMINGTON PHYSICIAN LEADS A FAIR
CHESTER COUNTY LADY TO THE ALTAR.
The most brilliant marriage ceremony
that West Chester has witnessed for
many day came of on Thursday after
noon, the contracting parties being Miss
Gertie l.. Osborne, of West Chester,
and Dr. j. IL. Frantz, of this. city. The
marriage ceremony was solemnIzed in
the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. b. L.
Jones.
AT precisely 8 o'clock the bridal party
entered the church and proceeded to the
altar, during which Professor Close, of
Philadelphia, performed upon the organ
In magnificent style Mendelsohn's We'd
ding March. The attendants upon the
bride and groom were as follows: First
Mr: Charles Smith and Miss Ellie Ken
daii, OF this city; second, Professor Homer
Herr, OF this city, and Miss Lizzie Os-
borne, sister of the bride; third, Mr..
Andrew Frantz, of Lancaster, and Miss
Ella Wilmer, of Paradise, Lancaster
county, Pa. The bride was attired in a
white muslin dress elaborately trimmed
with Valrnciennes lace, white satin and
embroidery. A long veil and orange
blossoms completed the outfit of the beau
tful bride. The dress was made at tie
| establishment of Charles Sharpless, cor
ner OF Eighth and Chestnut streets
Philadelphia. The dresses of her brides
maids were similar in trimming and
construction. That of the first attendant
was trimmed with white satin, the sec.
ond with blue and the third with cream
colored bows.
AT the close of the marriage ceremony
which was very impressive, the brida
party returned to the residence of the
brides lmother, where a reception was
held from 3 30 until 6 p. m, at which one
hundred invited guests were present and
partook OF sumptuous banquet prepared
expressly for the occasion.
Ihe bridal presents We're large in mum.
Der, many of them rare and costly
Among the most prominent of which
were as follows: A copy of Browns
lSelf-lnterpreting Bible, large quarto size
a present from The brides mother; silver
card baskets, cake and fruit dishes, a
solid silver tea set, three ice pitchers, a
set of solid silver forks, spoons, silver
plated knives with ivory handles, and a
flower holder of unique design, made OF
China and silver, surmounted by 8
cupid, china tea and dinner set bearing
| the latest designs, silver spoons, severa
pickle stands, nine goblets, silver salver
paintings, wax flowers, bronze clock
toilet sets, card receiver with two
boquet holders, butter knives; paintings
| one of the latter landscape scene pain
| ted by Professor Herr; fruit spoons, two
handsome jewelry cases, match holders
large and costly vases, glass and silve
napkins rings, an elegant fan, grave,
ladels, napkins, toilet sets, boquets ii
large numbers, besides many other thing
that were useful and many little article
of Uertu.
At the close of the reception the brid
and groom left for the depot, accompan
led by large number of friends, wher
| thew IooL the & 50 train N for pbIla Fron
there they propose visiting Watkln'
Glen, Niagara and other points of intei
est, after which they will return to Wi
mington and take possession of their resi-
dence, which is furnished and waitin
| their arrival.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
New Castle Letter.

NEW CASTLE, Oct. 5.-City Council
met last evening, when it was ordered
that two lamps be placed upon Seventh
street, two along the road to the Della
ware Iron Works, ana one at the corner
of Ninth street and Frenchtown turn
pike. 1t was further ordered that the
sum of S37.50 be refunded to the Della
ware Iron Works, it being an excess of
tax over that of 1877.
Bills have been posted throughout the
Delaware Iron Works, giving notice to
the workmen that no Intimidation will
hereafter be allowed by the bosses that
they (the worlomen) shall vote what
ticket they see fit, and if they are inter
fered with in the exercise of their right
to do SO, are requested to report the fact
to the Company.
During the past month there have beer
over 2,200 feet of curbing set along vari
GUS streets, under the supervision of the
committee on Streets and Highways.
John McCabe, boot and shoe dealer
on Delaware street, has opened a store
in Chester, Pa, thus extending his bust
ness along the river.
With a lamp at Ninth and Clayton
streets our city will be well provided
with light during the dark nights of the
coming winter.
The Triton Cotton Mills have shut
down for a few days.
Middletown Fair was very well patron.
iZed from this CITY.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Excitement ON Market Street

Quite an excitement was created on
Market street, last evening by two of the
den,i monde who reside at 713 Shipley
street, staggering along the pavement in
drunken condition.
When near Second and Market, they
were arrested by officer Traynor, and on
the way up to the hall, one of them
struck the officer and became very
belligerent. Upon arriving at Third
street, they locked themselves in each
others arms and refused to go any fur
ther. Constable Hickman was called
upon to assist the officer, but their COM
bined efforts failed to separate the frail
creatures from their embrace.
Finding that they could not succeed in
separating them the officers called upon
some of the bystanders for assistance. In
short time with the combined efforts OF
four men, the women were finally separ-
ated, and taken to the hall. During the
scuffle, man by the name af Johnson
had one OF his fingers very badly bitten
by one of the women. They were
finally lodged in the hall, but We're
shortly afterwards released by paying the
costs.
The affair created quite an excitement
a large crowd following the officers with
their prisoners.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
NJ. =. R. A. Entertainment

There was large attendance at the
Nj. r. S. A., entertainment last evening,
Ill. W. Morrow opened the exercises in a
few remarks thanking the audience for
their kind encouragement and liberal pa
tronage. Ida and Molle Roberts, two
little girls, sung in very creditable man.
ner, by request, "Don't sell Father any
More Rum" followed by Miss Ida Cath
cart, in the alegory Crock Of Ages" reci-
tation "Wounded," by Chas. S. Horn
followed by singing by five little girls,
Z. Stinson, then by request recited "OveI
the Hills to the Poor House," Alexan-
der Sammons played on his jewsharp,
"The Harp of Thousand Strings" and
Mr. Pyle, (who by the has fine voice.
sang "Sweet Days gone By" Mr.. Good
win kept the audience continually laugh
ing in his piece entitled "The Rum Sci.
ler's Lament" Sammons and Heal the
former with the jewsharp and the othel
with the banjo, did remarkably well and
were loudly applauded.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Kent County Jurors.

The following are the Petit Jurors
drawn for the October term of the Kent
county Court:
Duck Greek Hd.-Samuel Cats, Rob-
ert Denney, Henry Slaughter, Jssse S.
huntington.
Kenton-James W. Roe, John S. Rash,
Greensbury I'll. Short.
Little Creek-Charles S. Clements,
Charles F. Harper.
East Dover-John NJ. Greene, John
B. Lord, VIM. S. Heverin, A. Slaughter.
West Dover-Joshua Nickerson, Ed
ward Hubbard.
North Murderkill-W. N. Hubbard,
James L. Dyer, George M. Crossmore.
South Murderkill-W. NJ. Satterfield,
Philemon G. Carter, Lewis Schabinger,
Alexander Green.
Mspillion-Jacob Welch, w. II. Muir
ply, Robert II. Short, Joseph Booth.
Milford-Charles B. Townsend, James
Sapp, Eli A. Hammond, w. IL. Bethards
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
M MARRIED-

LECARPENTIEk- EN.-On the
Sd of October, 1878, by the Rev. N. Walsh,
at the Church of st. Charles Borromeo,
Philadelphia, Mr.. Charles H. Lecar-
pentier, of Delaware, and Miss Mary
J, Green.
SMITH-HART.-On the Sd inst. by Rev
w. G. Robinson, No. 515 Welsh street,
Chester, Pa, Mr.. Major A. Smith
formerly OF Kent Co., Del, to Miss
Laura e. Hart, formerly OF K ent Co
Md, now both OF Wilmington, Del.
FRANTZ Z-OsBORNE.-On the Sd of Oc-
tober, at the First Pres sbyteriau Church.
at West Chester, Penna., by the Rev. b,
7. Jones, j. r. Frantz, M. D.. of VIII
mington, and Gsrtie L., eldest daughter
OF Mrs. Jos. II. Osborne, of West Chester.
EY-BIDDLE.-On October Sd, at
the Asbury parsonage, 222 Waisut st
by Rev. j. A. d. Wilson, Mr.. VIM, e.
Dudley and Miss Lizzie r. Biddle, both
of this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Taken to ChestertOwn.

James Ford, the young man who was
arrested on Wednesday last by Constable
Hickman, for offering horse for sale at
Stidham's auction rooms was taken be-
fore Esq. Brady, on Thursday afternoon
and confessed TO the theft. He stated
that he had stolen the horse from col
ored man named Joseph Smith, and the
carriage from Isaac Perkins, both Of
whom reside near Chestertown, Md. As
he expressed willingness to go back
without the usual preliminaries, Sheriff
Grubb took him to Chestertown yester
day, where he will be given hearing by
the authorities.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Brief Locals.

heaSduu SnoOCinR mas DeRun.
How do you like this knk of wea-
ther?
Now is the time to buy cider it is very
cheap.
Mosquitoes stillllinger, seeking whom
they may devour.
A slight fire occurred yesterday on the
p, w. & b. r. X.
1t should be criminal offense to sing
"Grandfather's Clock"
This is the last night of the Horticul-
tural fair be sure and go.
Fancy worsted cloalSs, hand made, are
new and nice for children.
The prince of Dutch comedians at
the Opera House this evening.
Most bonnets have strings of double
faced satin, fancy velvet or plush.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
au Soft
Call and see those lifs-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low
aug3O-tf.
The Rose Mapleson concert company
at the Opera House ON Tuesday evening
next.
The Republicans will endeavor to hold
ii HoIhi hiuhlioH db tne tli Ildll tnlS after
noon.
THE "Mighty Dollar" will be perform
ed at the Opera House this night, three
| weeks.
Two of the demi.monde got gloriously
drunk last night, and were pulled in by
the police.
Twenty-Five car loads of Western cat
| tie passed north over the p, w. & b. Il.
Il. yesterday.
| DIR. Gallagher takes pleasure in ex-
| tracing an aching tooth. His office is
| No. 1886 Market street.
1t is reported that the Washington
| Fire Company, of Conshohocken, will
visit this city on the 22d inst.
The firemen have not yet settled the
parade business. Another convention
Twin be held on Tuesday evening next.
| Persons who have not yet purchased
their coal should do so at once, as there
will be an advance in price very short
ly.
There are a number of pavements in
this city that need repairing very badly
They should be looked after by the prop
er authorities.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
[sT EDITION.
Ear TINE TABLE.

4 |r,vy WILMINGTON.
s1ss1phia: s1 400, 5.44, 7.oo, s:lo' Jo s.@' 90
4 N q m; 1871 ,i2.40, 2.3o, 400
Y ~ n q" m. On sundays: 200. b n, ,
~, ~. fsG, 6 80, 8 40, p m. .- ,oo
u, 'V,nyR ~ 2 90, b44, a m, IL 81, IL 40,
u. lV on sundays; 20s a m:
u, are rel and Washington: i25l, ! 10,
n, Il 5i, 70 80, 8 %. pm sundays
\ psoosit: Isl 46s p m; no Sunday
/ castle; $40, s15 a M; 05, 8 80 p
rsre SuR r. r.: st5 am; 05, 8 30
1,ngton 4 Northern r. r.; 62o a
Ia n m; no sunday train.
1aVW VWestsrn X, r.: 10 20 a mis- 30
n Sundays: 10 30 a m.
arrive AT WILMINGTON.
|s,adspn,a:l2 A, 8 "a, 8 10 J Oe m
u a'1s ~ e. Il 81, s 55, 4 81, bOi. Q -,
n u, II Is nm; on sundays: IL 43,
M las, 10 %, II 10 p m.
su Ng. Z. 10, o II III, ~
"1nT,. m Sundays: IL 43, O0
Do p p m. an n 4, n M. 10 o1
AZ . 5G p m; on Sundays: 2 oi a m
lnn,;ocou; ~, 20i n m IL n, IL 3s,
Il n n; on Sundays; 2 CA a m; o AZ
h Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
&c Castle: $50 a m IL 10 M
n nj. no Sunday trains.
,ware X, r.: $50 IL 10 a m
nr no Sunday trains.
Ehaihgton n Northern X. r.: 8 05
,n,- n IN, no sunday trains.
'euare az Western X. r.; I 65 a m
on sundays: 8 90 n m.
aR WILMINGTo LEAVE PHIL
ApELPHIA.
,at street and Washington ave
a.. 90, 10 80, II 40 a m; 2 80. 3 30
t5 81, 9 IS, II 80 pm; on sun
sSiam. 6 OO,s 45, II 80, p m.
lriy. second and Market streets
H m, II IS, 8 55, 8 80, II 80 p m
days. Q 30, II 30 y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05

SHERlFF's SALE.
= By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, Will be expose1 to
Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l shipley st.,
Kept by John J. Doug sherty, in the City
OF lngton. New Castle County, L ella
ware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 2sRD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878,
at 2 o'clock, p, M,
tho following described Real Estate, viz !:
All that certain Farm or tract OF land
situate In New Castle hundred. bounded
and described as follows, to wilt;
No,2. Beginning at stone, corner for
land of the heirs OF Francis Cam, deceas-
ed thence with the line OF said lands south
SO degrees and 20 minutes east 15S 6-100
perches to the centre OF ditch, thence
with the centre OF said ditch south 45 de-
grees and 45 minutes west 10 47-l00 perches'
thence south % degrees and 46 minutes
west 16 A. 10 perch s, thence south rs de-
grees 45 minutes east 100 1-1600 perches TO
stake in the bank OF the Del aware River
corner for the lands of f. Cam, deceased.
thence with the Delaware River 60 pei ches
to stake in the bank of the tme, corner
for the lands OF Benz. Elliott, thence with
the centre of ditch aud with land of
Benz. Elicit north rs degrees west 81 6-1O
perches To tree. corner lor land of Beui,
Elliott, thence north 2S degrees and ]s
minutes west 20 6-10 perches, corner for
of a lane north 80 degrees and 45 minui es
west u 7S-l00 perChes 10 a stake in the ceii-
tire of road, corner for land OF " IN. III,
Lambson, thence with the said road and
Lambson's land south ST degrees we III
4-1U perches to stake in centre of Lamb
sons land, d corner for other land OF the
late James leFe Vre. deee sed, the ce wi h
the line of said lands of the late James
LeFevre, and north two degrees aud thirty
minutes west AZ 54- 100 pc rches to stake,
"a corner for lands of the heirs OF Francis
Cam, deceased, thence with said lands
north rs d grees and 80 minutes east 53 j. U
perches 10 stone, the place of be- inning,
containing one hundi ed and twenty-one
and four teHtcs acres, be the Same more
or less, with two and half storied
Brick House and Brick Barn. and other
buildings thereon erected.
ezed and taken In execution as the
property OF John B. leFevre, and Mary
his wife, and I. t.'s, and to be sold by
ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle. October 3,
8JS. ocl5-ts
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
u.,ured ON the Railroad,

Jehn Springer. and two Others of the
better order of tramps. were stealing q
ride on the milk train from Wilmington
to Baltim ore, on last Tuesday night, and
j ohm accidently got his left foot badly
mashed between the bumpers of the cars
at the depot In Elkton. His comrades
carried him down to the drug store, and
the doctor tied up his foot and recon.
mended his comrades to carry him to
iail, which they did, and the sheriff very
kindly gave the trio a nights lodging
The wounded man remained in Jail till
Wednesday evening, and then took pass
age on the train for his home IN fhiiadei
mia.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Killed Bya Horse.

Yesterday afternoon fatal accident
occurred at Mt. Pleasant, resulting from
the kick of horse.
The facts of the case as far as could be
ascertained are about as follow Thomas
McGinnis, an old man, who is employed
in the neighborhood, was standing along
side of horse, which was attached to a
carriage, when the horse by some means,
became frightened and rearing up, struck
the old gentleman with one of its feet,
killing almost instantly. Who the horse
belonged to, or what was done with the
body of the unfortunate man could not be
ascertained.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
THE PEACH CROP.

The official list of the carloads OF
peaches shipped over the Delaware r. r
show that there were LOOP car loads OF
53l 900 baskets, sent to various points
The regular shipment began on July 29tl
and ended September 18th, and the total
number of car loads were sent to their re-
spective destinations as follows: Jersey
City, OIL; Phila., 335; Chester, 32; Balti
more, %; Boston, 2. Total, 1852. Be
sides the above many car loads reached
Wilmington of which no official recorG
was kept. This does not include what
was shipped by the Old Dominion line Of
steamers TO New Y York,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Police Cases.

The following cases were disposed at
the police station by Mayor Almond,
since the report of yesterday:
Oliver Courtney, Frank Tole, John
O'Harra and Edward Mulby, as vasrants
were committed to New Castle, the three
former for thirty days and the latter fol
ten days.
Patrick O'Conner for trespass, was re-
quired to pay 81 and costs.
Two drunks, with The usual penalty OF
60 cents and costs compelled the record
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
2.40 CLASS, PURSE $3.50

ELECTION OF GOVERNMENT TENANTS
The government has taken steps to
eject the tenants on aqout 200 acres in
the Pennsylvania oil regions, having
taken the land in part payment of debt
of $50, 900 due from the Venango County
(Pa) bank. In the days of the oil fever
the former owner of the tract refused
$700, 900 for it.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Farm Sales.

The Martindale farm, 140 acres, near
Zion, Cecil Co., Md, was sold at public
sale on Saturday last last, and was pur-
chased by Amos Martindale at $40 per
acre.
The farm of Geo. w. Moore, near Col
ora, Cecil Co., Md, was sold by the trus-
tee short time ago, to John F. Tosh, 12O
acres, for $4,000.
The George II. Ford farm near Nc
Donough, Del, was sold at Sherifi's sale,
at Mddletown, on Saturday last, James
NJ. Vandegrift purchaser. Price, $1O,-
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
|, Telegraphic Summary

Ele, from London report more
Pirates have appeared in the
is excited over a
which member of the Inter
! was killed by an army officer
bemaa anti-socialist bill, as
! will probably be adopted
kl lord, of the admiralty are
aroar Of inspection t, Malta
pn.-The members { the
nan4q cabinet demI--I the
b Of count Andrassy.-Said
Pi,a, 0n announcement that lie
k@ surrender Podgoritza, was
\. with 1856 of his officers and
lhf Albanians.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
RAHS0maI.

Charles B. Lore, Esq, of this city, will
deliver the opening address at the
Wicomico County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Fair, which will take place at
Salisbury Nd, next week.
DIR. J. F. Frantz, of this city, was mar
ried, in the First Presbyterian Church of
West Chester, on Thursday evening, to
Miss Gertie, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Joseph II. Osborne, of West Chester.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Republican Nomination.

This afternoon, between and o'clock
the Republicans will hold a nomination
at the City Hall, for candidate for the
Legislature from this city. No persons
are seeking the nomination, and the Re
publican urges those who sought the
nomination when the Republican chances
for success were good, to come out now
and lead the forlorn hope.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
2.22 CLASS, PURSE $50.
l. D
W. III. Doble Jr., b. &. Scotland, 222
j. Z. Turner, BIS. MI Desperan-
dunn, 1888
Edward Pyle o WlIdair 21l1

W. III. Doble Jr., b. &. Scotland, 70 2
j. e. Turner, b. s. MI Desperan-
dunn, 3 3 3
Edward Pyle, b q WIldair, 2111
Time 2.34. 2:31a, 2:31t, 2:3l.
The third race of the day was the 2:40
class. This was the most interesting race
of the day, although unfinished, three
Morgan and May the real contestants in
race, and yesterday in the 2:35, which re-
suited in victory for May, but to-day
Morgan seemed about to turn the tables,
although lame and having bad luck in
the starts.
Three horses only started. The heat
was started with Sherman Morgan the
pole horse on the lead, which he held ali
the way round winning the heat at his
ease in 2:37; Fany Fern second.
The second heat was started with Sher-
man M organ, the pole horse, very badly
placed, and May and Fanny Fern cut in
| and put him in the packet, where they
Kept him all the way down the back
stretch, and not until he came on the
home stretch ON the first round did he
get out, and began TO push May, but the
lead was too great and he could not re-
cover, and May won the heat in 2:354.
Sherman Morgan second.
The third heat was started amid much
| excitement The heat was started with
| May the pole horse on the lead, but Sher-
man M organ trotting like lightning took
the lead which he held all the way round
until on the home stretch on the last
round when May who had been push ng
all the way around, came up and Tapped
him and the two horses passed under the
wire and amid immense excitement the
Judges declared it dead heat in 1871.
When the last heat was trotted it was
getting dark, and after deliberaton the
judges decided that it was too dark to
trot the heat fairly land the race was post
poned until tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock.
The following is the summary so far as
| trotted:
2.40 CLASS, PURSE $3.50
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
A DELAWARE SOCIETY.

A large number of Delawareans are
now in Philadelphia, and movement is
on foot among some Of them to organize
a Delaware Society. Practical steps in
this direction will probably be taken be-
fore long.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05

WHEN we think of Goldsmith land
Rarus and other American trotters, who
about, we smile a smile of calm super
iority as we contemplate the Dutch
trotters In the Bois de Boulogne. who,
amid the cheers of excited Frenchman,
did their quarter of mile at the rate of
2:50. Rarus can stand still faster than a
Dutch horse can trot.-Balt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05

lNti3 RESPECTABLE SwINDI.-
will De a comfort to our British
I'lect that the managers of the
DNA were at least eminently re-
Fo's' and not mere vulgar
~ Those Americans" Also it
T' De a solace to them to re-
4 ' ,D'' more complete, thorough
D"la'e, barefaced and inexcusa-
VI 'conndralism has not been
I,r The days of-say Overend,
4 L~VO' D., The Herald correspond
"om Glasgow some details of
4 'O' 'he banks failure, which
hl envy. p''
|r'' "a Was a sreat,a rich, "a 'respecta-
Az y respectable bank. 1t boast
"a. ' among its shareholders. A
" a'o II had on its list of share
D,% considerable number of promi.
NV, '''' English financial names
I,r, '%',' n, OF these great names, it
b. wv o''' quietly sold their stock
|. on, n,' III Time, leaving clergymen
h lr r''''ls and the Duke of Suth.
rrsaD '' TIE loss. How admirable
!. ''''s caution. But this i,
l.ei,.'p openly charged that til,
e,.n '''i'S heve been concealed
ti.er y,2,' ~r.'y 'y prominent persons t,
r.j =, were Known and who hav,
.el,n." .' ol'Irr that the year Nigh
.r'g'I .'I,T within which, under III,
',...''awins shareholder remain,
uls9s" "a W. exclaim, what admira
'e-S. Y. Herald
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05

The hand that rocks the cradle, is the ,1,
hand that moves the earth. DR.. Bulrs
baby syrup is the best remedy remedy for r,,ah al,
~ @ d dysentery, diarhe, summer complaint
wind colo. etc. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
Liberal League.

The League meets tomorrow morning
at t,apelle's building, on King street
above Second, at 1880 o'clock.s .;. >,
Every man can talk on something o. o.
hill own idea. He has an opportunity tc
do so ten minutes at time.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
First Premium.

At the Middletown fair, which closed
yesterday, the first premium for sewing
machines was awarded to the new Amer
lean button-hole, oyer-seam and family
machines, exhibited by Mr.. Jos. Ii.
Primrose, of this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
t',' ,'"instOn Ac.1.,.,

last ni1h, lsI,s1 t'! Of social exceries was
op Acadeam"gS "S the u pupils of the Will
bee ~rny' ever W., before the most select
i, awarded dl,sembled ,a 7, there. Due
:, for the NAV 70 1T the daisy Singing
pa1' Prof. Cnn,,w =. which they took
eIAercisr i,. n. Grabb ira. intends to hold
h. '''' 'lFst Friday of every very
The daily gazette., 1878-10-05
DT-En

FOLEY,-In New Castle, ON the 4th inst,
Emily, wife of Richard Foley. aged 80
years
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from the re ldence of her nus band, on
Vine street, New Castle, on Monday, 7th
inst at 10 O'Clock, a. m, without furth er
notice