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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-13

IS. The, laughed add sang with 10y
eSefything was fruitful beyond measure.
The cattlS skipped to and fro on thou
sand hilis; utmneh money ywas not;
10. Behold Il came 10 pas In those
dAys there were thoss who liked not work
peither would they toilnor spin, yet sol.
onion IN all bis glory WA not q Idle and
lay n thee, VIZ ~ q - ~
20. These we're called Tramps; some o.
them belonged 70 the tribe OF Samuel The
son Of LTilden, and some Of them TO thai
Of Rutherford the son Of Hayes.
q. They would AJAX aims OF the house
vile, and II they got thern'not would lay
violent hand. on. her, and beat her until
Ihe was fam 10 give them Of her store, yea
even 10 sAyofy meats. 7'5
7 "a They slept In barns, and 10 fields
and the neSt day lay In wait for the way.
farine man, and would AK aims Of him
%. And after having got the same
they Wonld fall upon him and beat him
with sticks, and take his scrip and raj,
ment from him, even 10 bis neither gar.
ments, and send him almost naked
through the land. 81 h3' lga -
"a. Now the Tribe Of Samuel said
thipgs would be no better while Ruther.
ford ruled. 4 "a =
25. Yet did the tribe Of Rutherford
say that things would be wore II Samuel
got the power; but as TO which Is right
this book saith not " - o.
H26.a Now the rest Of the ac.s Of the pot,
ter, Thu. butler, John the son Of Sherman
and Agnes; Stanley the son Of Mathews
and Eliza the vile Of Pinkslon, the de
seendahtof Ham the son Of Noah; Ulys'
sus the son Of jesse, Roscoe the son o
Conkling, James the son Of Blaine, anC
ZLcharilh the tallow chandlers son, ar
they not written in the other chronicles
Of the tribes Of Rutherford aAd Samuel
selah. a''.il '9f - JONAS.
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GENERAL q NOTICES.

A DMINIsTRA1oR's NOTICE.
John Il. stAllmAn, late o.. the elty Of whselinE,
deceased, are requested 10 present. them, properly
authsndcatsd, 10 me for .sttier1snt :
IF. JONES,
iJll AdmlnlsrltnF.
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Gas stock Goes Up.

E1ehAnee. INaN sIi.+s i5iH AIla.#t go
Gas stock the other day advanced two
francs and half per share. This was
owing TO the conclusion arrived atlby
the city authorities that the electric light,
while IL Is admirable for squares, n1onu.
ments and ttss, is not so well adopted. 10
general use az ordinary coal gas. The
electric light for while was quite the
fashion At all the grand receptions and
balls, bn. the ladies soon found out that il
made pink complexion appear white, and
white yellow. 1t Il hardly necessary TO
add thatthe ladies have no further use
for the. electric light In the yellow
light Of gas the dear creatures can make
themselves appear charming, but In the
fecre light that beats about the moonlike
globes wrinkles cast shadows, and even
dimples turn black. Thus the native hue
Of the resolution to introduce the electric
light into Paris Is sicklied Ger by the
pale cast Of countenauces.
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TnEsECREr OF BUSINESS sue
(ESS


Its claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited
great nerve and shrewd business sagacity in
the purchase Of stocks and railroads con.
uolIed by him. Yet, whenever he made
an investment he received In return an
equivalent either as his own, or as col.
lateral security. DR.. K. V. Pierce has In.
vested many hundred thousand dollars in
advertising, depending entirely upon The
superior merits Of his goods for security.
The unparalleled popularity OF his family
medicines, and the annual. increase In their
sale, Attesb in arguments stronger than
words Of their purity and efficiency. II the
blood be impoverished, the liver sluggish or
there be tunors, blotches, and pimples, DR..
Piefee's Golden Medical Discovery will
effect a speedy aud perfect cure. II the
bowels be constipated use DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. Debilitsted
females suffering with those peculiar drag.
giug.down sensations and weaknesses, will
lind DR.. Pierce's FayOrite Prescription q
safe and certain remedy. Prompt relief
and a permanent cure have 30 universally
followed It's use, that the doctor now sells
II under positive guarantee.
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For SALE.
TGusTEE's SALE.

By LLrtus d Two d.,d, a,
Satleialn Wagner Ind q 5s,,s1SS q -.
ahaefng1Sd ITuittS S,.LApR 81
st.lS sStsnei, y Tie yUlY ~ - - thsIsS
49, Aad rOeuFdt 0, a. =. issllt, ~
- iaaa, y Died Of TTuit Bucf \, T,S;st ESS
- aeed o. trust made b llp d
~ unednsntd tTuites, d,t.I N "a NIS.s
10 the year 1874 InJ - t1at,
kSVo nhd fecofts d aid oo,,n.N = - ~
D''A G T ss'SD. i0lIoS ~ 4 Pgs.Eis,
FRIDAY, Tie lia dIyd ~. We, 3:
, - mig Il 10 e'eloeE ~ .n
T VA eoof q he cOGrt HSS,, = 4 ~ tLrA
,rtstan , U ne city q WAssA's- e.ell-l,I.
- Sson Loe following desIihs5 -
SsN y % much tbtreof q nv SRg,
tns oeot se1rtd By ma ~. Iselal1bS.
sapsnlo tttRndtng he exeuttSs t1,riS
.Iea ~ Nd deeds bat Iabi,ft y! n tHSs
lenuoned below d Tie boStk ik.nnth Z asS
" I've thousand dOllln IN I,,.Id SkS
aHen ID, 1871, Ill paid. n ~ AEaS
Iu1ifon Chriesti1n ana , ,IIeA dItSfs
Uaseh, trustee, dAitd NIfth - ~ s.AshGSs
"a nmonS TIE p1hlie and 49,! tltNS9
y USea BOOK Numbered s.! -. y! ~ -
lHlH Ell - liorOsaA tie t1s.iEi III ! -
pltyi g % much tbtrVoi 3 - saralS
,lois.ld: The eastern pIrt a X healr,.
~ hnmoe bsVtntJ.ninS. d.. IA NJ
aae g Ann ttrett, ECtutf, No. z Il =
M9nung thifty.thfee lei On ~ - NJ :.
ana Iunni1g EalSlrily y ~ g L S
I9ui Ieet AZ iAehts. Of o 4 ~, " No a
II ineh@ from Main stIStt ~ A. ~ l-S'iS
an une Of that pan q ~ -. ~ taIG
IuH sntnty-nine, hGdrltSS S.S.s Ma
pm Ioi tslng The hms nIsFy y ,,.Clta,lt q
eoIneyed . tAs hGid Chris,tiIs =. rnEa
a bsfTg and vile and NltiIII Nc
HAtea fSnrnny 18th, lsEs, ~ IN
ne Poblle land fecordI II q I s,I 49, ~
gina, In DEED Book No 81 ~ M VI NSR
Also, % much Of Tia boT,S I,T
SNenly'nine - hes h&tItes M . alAst
piece Of ground AboTs dsSsTi.i II9siIAS
sAme property gnnted m sS.I ltat )
A. S'iat ww.sref y Jshn UD1ai.S ~
IA isaS . AISa ~ Ia, Ind ns-,i.j al
~ 10 ~ itCnia, 10 Led BotI "a 3 -
NJ = = III III Haeaoeoet pan d IL 49,
~ ~ ~ = hisi soid At MD IN ~ I
IA I. S w V Iee Floperfy hersty &c.
~ ~ y osils'ed % ts SOoi, sub,t, ! - h
~ tndtol y shove, bat kIls. 1, -. - = Z
ny IoItey s1eh tus ~ u TgitJ 4 80
| tsrs4svl IutI AIoftalid. gA
!HASs oI sAtE-0hethIrd, M -
Hs fehlAf may tleei . a.. ~ In
tne uht 70 Two equal lnItills - - y = ~
e moatns rapertTdy, M is,S,! y Y
y tle' ne PurehASsf % N, IS.Ea
vnisHy oep ioI eItA inshlls,s, ~ ~
70 we properly sold % bs.ryul,1j |, =
inc payment lhertoi unt1 ps4 a An &Sil Z
c ANOs BIES
J. c HEEvKT, Auetlonet,
July Z g. A u.s. a MI i I:p:A aat xasIiI
a 1Ds ts s,S ais !; Pos;Psssi gnal TRvsDu
Ausu" sh' hlo o'siock 4 Il, Il nj fSI,I.L
&c HIRYET, 4uc.,s.sS, Aha'tqL
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A Marshall County Man in Texas

One Of the Marshall county emigrants
TO Texas writes as follows:
Many Of the last emigrants from the
east talk Of going 10 Kansas. They don's
think this good farming country,-in
fact ! don't think 1t Ia myself. Its the
poorest kind Of a grain country, consider
Ing The soil. Itis either too wet or TOO
dry for good crop. When l came here
II had been dry for two months, the grass
was short and everything wanted rain,
but now It is too wet. That is Texas for
you, always in the extreme. Mr.. Man.
ming thinks he was mistaken in his state.
nent with regard to Texas. Be said 1t
was the best country in the world. BE
says now it "a the poorest. t
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mo WAY ont Of Hard Times.

Inc WY yuh " AAaAs y
Az rnO@ciallBat we'll authenticated
estimate plts the land EGlss by our West
srn railroads, during the frst half Of this
year, at 10000 acre., the larses. sales
ever made within the same period Of time.
We can hardly speak Of this as az in-
crease, because, as compared with this
xrsa. amount, the saIes Of last year and
former years are wholly insisnifcant.
The facts Of the case have to be consider:
Sdby themselves to ascertain their mean
Ing and their bearing on the welfare Of
the country.
Ia the frst place, 1t must be remem-
bered that ,hess immense real estate
,ranslctions do not consist Of sales BY one
farmer TO another farmer, involving .
mere change Of ownership. They are
.Ales, ninety mine times in hundred Of
Wild forest and prairie lands to actual
settlers, involving The breaking up Of
virgin soil and the opening Of new farms,
This means the addition 10 the country's
resources Of so much new property, 30
much ao,ual wealth Of the moat substan-
uh sssasttsr. Estimating these pnr.
chase by actual settlers at 100 scFeS
each-a fair ayerage-We have 1880
new farms added to the agricultural re-
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has purehised The Drug storI
on the corner Of Main and Tventy.teeond s,ieSt,
lattly occupied By Hugh L Rob<rtL.
he e graduate Of The Philadelphia College d
Pharmacy, and has the additiorll qualldArou
secured By practical sIpsns5ee in his budneu In
some Of the bsst Drug s,uru In the city.
. By strict attention to the wants Of his patron
Particular and personal attention Will DO giver
to compromising Prescriptions. The pure.t msdi'
eipss only bting uied.
A fall line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles tept
constantly In stock.
Moduste prices charged In al esses.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Tvs CHARLES MORHKEMOELLER.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Esta,.

The unaerhgued, ISAa 7. Edpu,I,- "a.
iitraior With The vii IinsI,d i 49, Az AZ.
deceased, hereby htu ssjSs IN = IiIi - go
WEDNESDAY, tie aE Day 4 jL,.ln =,
Commencing at 10 S'sIosk Lxshn-.s.
ton AZ The tont DOR 4 ~ On ~. y y
county, In the dty q wkshps. 0ss -, I. :
Va, The following dtsaihsd ftil ~, Il y ].
to.Nle Al that IieS u lad Ir1ulIi, = =. !.
side % Main street, bstEtsn Itih n M ~, -
and being next south d Tie pFopsrtT jcirt
gertef, formerly belonging % JSka i,l;s ~.
tventy-tEo feet front % Nth ItF,St Nd -
hack Of even tHeniy.tEo Isst q MA - =
In the rear thereof between yLrIat YyS.s
being s1me property he leSll az 5 ~ !.
eonseytd 10 the undeIdgaed By N11I ~ :
mrly executor and tTuS;e d IA tsoSSi Z
propsfty Il nme occupied u pnsstlII.
bloch Bfot ~ dsLT Iletnry, nd bTti -,
Tor business purposeL
Title belitTed god, bat bslaz a.,I,-,,,
represenatiye the undlrIgntd WI Irt.; 4,
same specially. ''-' =
TERss o. sILE-One-shIrl u d, u,rA,.
money eIh IN hand, and The fttls ! n m,
tnstAllnen1 payable In ots ln4 IstgE5ln.I
day Of nile, viii intefst Ths d. ,TySI:s
70 b secuted 10 The ntiiiletl0n d u -.
JoHS :. EDNCyeIy.
AdntniIrpRuhrsI.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Atsrnsn a
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AGreat Era of Prosperity Ahead

To all who are engaged in commercial
enterprises We would speak an eucourag.
inS word, for all omens indicate the re-
turn Of brighter days. We believe we
are upon the eve Of an unparalleled pros.
psrity greater than the history Of this or
aoy other land has ever known. Our
mines gleAm with golden ores; our fertile
fields stand thick with grain, our people
are daily becoming more thrifty. aetivG
and intelligent, and 10 all who are willing
to toll and labor there will come the GER
tAinty Of generous reward. Let our rnl-
ets b men ot wisdom aud integrity, and
the land viii b peaeeabls, prosperous
and happy l.ias J-!4u-gs .ls W 900. llH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A5GARD

Toin who's suffering from the error. and IN,
dlE4ttonI Of youth, nervous weakness, eaiy de
cay, los Of manhood, &c viii send you receipi
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. 1bil
great remedy was dlsn1ered BY missionary Ia
South Amtriea. BEND a seli.addresed envelope q
the REv. JosEPH T. iS,tAN SllilOa D, BOB R0u,e,
Mr. Yovk City, , 70" 20 sepIs-eOd4w
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
PoRSiII..

el~ and Dwelling, No. 6O1
nhti NJ; Dwelling house SO4
ls NJ. IL roOmss New Dwell
EmS SshallcrOss Ave.. > rOOnls;
laing Lots ina various parts
ne city. Houses are I'm good
'n Apply 10
ID. CHANDLER,
'tlln' No. 0O4 King st.
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"l've Got You, You Horrid
Thiurfss

on last Wednesday afternoon Mr.. ].
n moody, with his wife and daughter
maggie, Quilted their residence at 9i Cot
tage street, Jersey City, to visit a neigh
Dor. A few hours later, Miss Maggie.
VINO !s about 20 years of age, returned 10
the house, and there met a strange man.
dressed in black, and wearing a sIouched
nat, pulled over his eyes. AS he ATTEMPT
ell to rush past her out of the house she
graspsd him by his coat collar and held
MN Tor several seconds while she called
ior assistance. As he could not shake
her OIL he knocked her down with a blow
In the face, and then kicked her rep, at
edly on the head and body. Apparently
thinking that he had Injured her to such
an extent as to render any further pur-
suit or Resistance on her part impossible,
ne cody proceeded TO collect few arti-
cles and then walked out into the back
yard. Miss Maggie, whose face was
covered with blood, was not 80 helpless
as he imagined. She watched him quit
the house, and, sprineing 10 her feet,
followed him into the yard, where she
seized him by his collar with the excla-
maiion: Now, I've got you, you hor-
rid thiDgw
LET 60" growled the man, who was
suffering from her clutch on his throat.
Indeed L WON'T" replied fhe plucky
girl.
A tussle followed, and after desperate
struggle the thief succeeded in wrestling
himself from her grasp and running
away, although she retained bis collar,
necktie, aud part of h,s shirt front in
her hands. The police arrested Havens,
whom Miss Maggie positively identified
az her assailant. He is young, and is
employed as trackman by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
What a Lazy Lawyer Did.

Councilman Greenwood was fined forty
dollars yesterday by Judge Clayton, for
not getting to court earlier. 1t was Mr..
Greenwood's good ma ure that got him
into this trouble. He started from home
in time, but meeting lawyer who want
ed to go with him, and who had some
business to do, persuaded the Council
man that there was plenty of time. He
waited for him with the above result.
But he won't do it again. He'll bet his
white hat on Chester, Pa, Times
Most men would promptly compensate
Mr.. Greenwood for loss sustained in
such manner, but grave doubts are en-
tertained of any lawyer looking at the
matter in this light.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04

rYrpr are seyenty-one brick-yards IN
philaSelphia nd with an invested capital da a6d OF
s5 sni,s1e ao5 N5o' producing yearly 2s9'ooo'ooo
of bricks.
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RAILROADS.

WILMINGTON h
IMLTIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10, 1878.
nm. will leave Wilmington a. follows
lseyhla and Intern ediate Stations,
~, 10 90 a. m, Q 30, 40, ~,
I'm.
.lstlphis tExpress) 0 co, go, a m.
aA and New YORK, 81, 7 05, go. m ,
1850, 5i6, p. m.
lNnore and Intermediate Statiens,
la.
htmOre and Pay Line, 7.0S, q. m.
kiEOre and Washington, IL 81, 2 IL, 839.
u, loi, 5,iS, i026, p. m.
ali for Delaware Division, leave for:
n Castle, $40, 9.l5, u. m. LOS, 8 80, pm.
EHgtOn and Intermediate Stations,
L., 05, $50 p. m.
Gn and Intern ediate Stations 9.16
.b,p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
.ttlphla and Intern ediate Stations
an 800. $50, p. m.
f.plia and New York, 200, a. m,
u.
UFs and Washington. 1851. 2 10
~.
tlher Information passengers are
3 10 the time tables posted at the
II. #. KENNEY,
Snperintendent.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04

SECRETARY THOMPSON, while at
breakfast on Monday, was suddenly taken
with fainting fit, which lasted for some
moments. Medical assistance was
promptly summoned and in a short time
the Secretary recovered, although he was
not able to leave his house yesterday
Stories were circulated ON the Washing
ton streets that he had been stricken with
apoplexy and paralysis. His physician
excessive use of tobacco.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
oc.I TIME TABLE.
wILmINoTON

,v.Iss LEAVE WiLniMSIon az n,
PhlisSe,p ny y ! pnin m.; Il n IL SO, 2.so, 400,
M, 1% a. az o. IN. On sundaysi 200.
~, l'%, ~. so. .46, 8 30, 8 46, p m.
ilea. ", VAN 2.37, 9.60,a m, IL 80, 2 80,
yew ion,ss,,ndays: io,s 2U9a IN. 8 Al. p. m.
,sP adys nI and Washington: 1854, 2.ln,
plliInn,'OilTg y Il i.Oi, 8 IL. 10 26,p MI Sun
.s 81, 2. 1853, a m.
~. Z EnSe,pIoslt: S,I 456 p m; no sunday
ria =. castle: go, 915 a m;ioo, $50 p
New sunday train.
p Swsre % sg X. r.; s1o q m; l 05, 8 80
pn nhO,nSton 10 n" 4 Northern X. r.: 9 20 a
Wla1ot M D IN; no sunday train.
rism va Western X. r.: lO 20 q M; ~
pelaSSn On Sundays: 10 80 a m.
ps.tss ARRIVE At wiLMdNSTnN.
SshIladepnia: Y "A, 8 ~ go , oo q ~
y sI'1s n% 2 IS, II 81, 8 So, 81, 8 O4. 70,
IS'iRoa S y. II IS. m on sundays; IL 10,
T35, 10 p, II 10 p m.
nwWswI In Z: / 06, 8 "a M; IL "A IL 6I
b. no s,eo2pm, IN Sundays: II 43, ! 06
~. 1G,.limpre: II I, % 2 Oi, 5 40, o Al. a m; 10 q,
ss5B, s36 p m; on sundays: 2W IN
W, imniineton: III 2Ol a m 12H, IL 80,
Gs sSpm m; Oh Sundays: Q "a a m; 8 46
pp. ,.t,. M a m no Sunday
u Port Depos"' NV "
tnDs .,,o. an a m toio m.
ensei5 e's n m; no Sunday trains.
%n.Iaware Il r.: 8 30 IL 10 q IN
IN M; no Sunday trains.
Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: 05,
Gr.m: / IS D m; no Sunday trains.
nslaware Western II. R:7 30 a m ;
m y T m; on sundays: 60eo m.
,riy yoR WILMINGTo LEAVE PHIL
ADFLPHIA,
!, Broad street and Washington ave 2 .s
s.' 3O. 800, 10 30, II 40 a m; 2 80. 3 80,
M @ SIS, Q Is, 8 45, II 80 pm; on Sun
W.. I 40 IN; 6 oO,9 45, II 80, pm.
.fbldy- second and Market streets:
,nIl m, IL IS, 3 IS, $50, II 30 p m;
Sundays. 0 80. II 80 o m.
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Forty-Eighth Hours TO Leave
Town.

Frederick Kneeler and George John
son, both of whom Acknowledged q thal "a
that they had been arrested for attemptea :,
house robbery, were before Magistrate
Smith Yesterday. They had been ar
rested by order of the Chief OF Police, ,
house robberies, but as they had not been
identified positively, the Magistrate sad ia
he would give them forty-eight hours to
leave the city and discharged them'-
Phild. Exchange.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
BULLS COUGH SYRUP

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
wholesale and retail bY bYAMEs BE1.r.
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
H. Fl. Fl. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received. and for sale by
q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Majors Centennial Cement,
For m.nding broken China, Marble or
2. JAMES BELT.
Cor. sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle brushes they
impart a cooling and refreshing sensation
TO the scalp. For sale by
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Leibig's Extract OF Meat,
In xlb., 4lb., Klb. and Id. jars, Is sold
"''o ~ ". JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
is not only less inj urious than real cof-
fee. but is considered by those who have
used 1t TO have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. Sold whole
IL. j Am Els BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article OF children's foed
' q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
2. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreetst
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLoGN ES, &C
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, ant
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING E EXTR CTs 8
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN d IMPORTED SOAPS
AT Ninth and Market.
" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPoNA.
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing dlt
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-tf Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04

From the debris of the coal mines
France makes annually 100000 tons of
excellent fuel, and Belgium 10000 tons.
In England, where there is not so much
waste in coal mining, and where coal is
much cheaper, the manufacture of arti-
fetal fuel is only about 100000 tons a
year. Germany makes fuel, for the most
part, from peat and similar earths.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
Railroad Pays for n Race Horse

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
.oor Iitioation since 1869, have been
anmnelle5 sl.er lie, by the U. S. Supreme Court
coinpeiie nipa HS9 to nav Ex-Governor Bowee, OF
Maryland, for injury to ms race an tuIe train'
Australia, while being loaded 90 ON nao srain the
The first verdict was Tor so,ooJ, hone we
aeoond no for $4,000, the third as apoVe'
Including costs and interest.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
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FOk SALE.

p RENT-The second story front
in olihe Telegraph Building, N. Il.
FfG Third and Market streets 1t Is
~ ilrnlshed aud suitable for n busi-
EG'e. Five Loan A ssociations meet
|rLi pay the rent, making the room
|IA.I ne to the person renting II. Ap-
y Il. h FRA ZER,
erW Clerk of City Council.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04

sSI'A.sLE.-A q highly improved farm
" .9acres,in White Clay Creek hun
a. o. enclosed in Usage Hedge. d.
M Y l'o hye fields. Large apple or
m Inll bearing. Public school ad-
i m Isalg le farm. Buildings-Large Man
VESuole N Tenant House, Barn, Granary
~ olher buildings necessary on a
.|s arm. 2miles from station oil
ab K. X. Centrally located. o
NUN wilmington. Apply to
sa,p JNO. W. WHITMAN,
y, ~, Lslate ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
'A'd-w Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04

hsaLE.-At prices that will
,pay 10 purchase.
dwellings.
,nrBuilding Lots.
"@ Mortgages wanted.
j. II. HEALD,
81 htate and Mortgage Ex-
saa1st. Octl2-shwtf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
For Sale.

n l,ohs lots AT S. T.. corner Front
|.'iseEs0n streets.
s,.rn ssgs In Jackson between sixth and
;.T'', ,yA IN fifih between Van Buren, and
,VilsOn ! t streets.
lsS Ss On Gllpin Avenue between Har-
and Broome streets.
s gs az aoJolnlng and north ofthe above.
0,sr,t S at y. W. corner Harrison and
s,,ri.ono s,,Ss On Delaware Avenue between
|1I.,lson \. a, and Broome.
imno vi Pennsylvania Avenue and
IHOMAS X. LALLY,
ac8t Real Estate Agent,
602 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-04
Appointments by the Governor.

STATE OF DELAWARE.
Exc 'UTTVE DEPARTMENT.
ONS granted ny the Governor TO Justices
fees paid thereon for the
ling Monday, December 3D. 1873.