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Low Lie Above stairs Instead OF
High Lie Below stairs.

From the ChIeSO Tribune.
People who have heard so much OF the
remarkable purity Of the Victorian
Court, and who, having read the "Four
Georges" or "The Greville Memoirs"
thank Heaven that modern morals are
not as they used to be, must have some
difficulty 10 making their ideals consist"
with the English newspaper reports.
"a noble Earlp OF some sort or other is
invariably figuring before the Division
OF Probate and Divorce either as plaintiff
or correspondent; the papera TEEN
with paragraphs about scandals and
elopements; the stage is thronged
with the mistresses Of noblemen,
and scandalous chronicles affecting
the royal family itself are rifle.
The Bagot case, which Is now up is about
as filthy as the Beecher scandal-flthier,
indeed, than the Plymoth nastiness ever
was, even when reinforced by the linen
with the muck. rakes' Of salacious jour-
nalism. Lady Werner and the Baronet, her
husband, used to fight like cat aud dog ;
her ladyship drank heavily, aud when
enraged would throw her diamonds into
the Gre and smash the furniture; her son,
the present Baronet and Lord Mcdonald
got into a fight at a dinner given 10 cele.
brate the sons coming Of age, and the
host knocked the guest under the table,
and when his ma asked What Internal
orgies are these?' threatened to throw the
authorizes Of his being out OF the window.
His sister, Miss Edith Werner, now inter-
fered, sent the r~oisterers over to n hotel,
put her mother 10 bed with a bottle OF
brandy aud a goodnight kiss, and Joined
the company at the hotel to make q night
Of II, informing them that all was right
now-"Ma had gone 10 bed with the
Frenchman"-a delicate and altogether
flial way Of mentioning the decanter OF
cogtiac. Then Mis- Edith and her MAJ
ried sister, Mrs. BagoL were in the habit
after dinner OF scampering off to Burl-
ington Arcade and running the business
Of professional courtesans. Mrs. Bagot
had married 80 % to have some one sup.
port her Legitimate child, that with
more wit than delicacy she named
Cuckoo" as being q progeny foreign to
the nest II occupied, ETC., etcp And all
this in a fashionable and wealthy titled
family, with a mansion in London and
q seat in the country, and in the reign
OF Victoria the Prude, widow Of Albert the
Goody! OF a verify, II a p~yrotechnic
show like that which took place at sodom
and Gomorrah were billed for London,
there would not be much fear Of u post
ponement on account Of the discovery
Of a large percentage Of righteous folk.
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In reply TO the question, "What lie
killing b%usiness," the indianapolis Jour
nal says edttorlally that it ia the growth
of communism, the agitation Of the
i~naAtiOnists, aud the threatening attitude
Of the Democrats in Congress. All Of
these causes are operating in the same
direction, and together they are killing
business by alarming capital and retard.
Ing the growth of confidence. The com.
munists, the inlatiOnists, the Nationals,
the repudiatiOuists and the Democrats are
natural allies, and together they represent
the aggregate influence which is making
capital timid, preventing its investment
In active enterprises, keeping up the rate
Of interest, and preventing a revival Of
business.
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over the Rlver-CongressionaI
MARTINS FERRY, NAV %.

Edition. Intsliseneer
News received from Carroll, Harrison
and Jefferson counties points unmistaka.
bly, TO Hon. J. 7. updegraf as the COM
ing man for Congressional honors in the
18th district, His long and active ser.
vice with his party has made him per.
sonally known and d~eseryedly popular
with the people Of the entire district,
and II their voice Is heard in the Con.
v%ention we predict that be will encounter
but limited competition for the Republi.
can nomination. REPUBLICANS.
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TIE law repeating the law abOlishing
capital punishment in Iowa will go into
effect on the 4th Of next July, The
Secretary Of the State OF Iowa says that
his impression ia that the repeal Of the
old law has been followed by a gradual
increase In the number Of murders
committed inthe state.
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Delta Tan Delta.

W. VA quay @'u'
Editor Iu~telliEsaeer;
The 10Th annual convention, Just ad-
iOurned at Akron, Ohio, was the largest
snd most enthusiastic assemblage ever
held under the auspices Of this wide
spread and enterpriSing College fra.
ternity. More than twenty colleges and
hall As many States were represented.
The reports show the general condition
oil the fraternity to be excellent.
]. 3. s.
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REApERs OF the DAILY lHTELLlsHHcER
temporarily absent from the city may
have this journal mailed TO them for 70
cents a month, which includes postage
The address will be changed as often as
desired, and If the term paid for has not
expired when the subscriber returns to
Wheeling, the paper will be served BY
carrier 3. his residence.
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The Pennsylvania Senate seems to be
good steppiug-stone to higher hOnors'
The Democratic candidates for Governor
and Lieutenant-G Governor and the Re-
publican candidates for Lieutenant. lover.
nor and Secretary Of Internal Affairs are
members of the body.
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rNRUsTEE'S SALE.


BY virtue oil a deed Of trust nIdt b. 1fs1n
Wagner and Christina wlgntT, b IbA hhR
dersigned trustee, dIled tie INT tiy Nh
the year 1877, and recorded Isoa9 IL fsNkE,
records Of Ohio county, Rut NtptL . pAG
Trust Book Numbered Il, pst& lEtla
SATURDAY, the I'D dsyd JEs4 N
Beginning Of 10 O'Clock A. Id AZ ~, 10
front door Of the Court HouH q Obj uliq
West Virginia, 10 the city Of KbelRs, d
public auction the following darhtA FSpStIs
% much thereof a. may b pHaollI hEu
debt secured by MD deed o. trust indtA 49,
attending the execution OIL The trpi uahVGi
deed, that 10 TO ny, the north hAlah'tiSs
hve and the whole Of lot Numbered d. hI.rj
numbered dx, In the addition TO y nii q )
Wheeling known a ChurehIPi klbs -
two, reserying, however, all ihs rfhti sa7sl
John Bruce In bis deed 10 The ND uftf1i 4
ner dated the 10th day Of DrSned, ~ islIt
corded among the public land fee1fdidEA ~
~ In Decd Book Numbered w. iohe
TRRns oY sALK-0ne-thih, ASd JILL
n NE purchaser may elect 10 pI M y ~
the balance In Two equal ihitlllse1En = :
twelve months respectively, viii isnhu.lS
day Of ale, the purrhlbr 70 gre "a
uromIhsory note for each inHLlntsl NV,
10 the property sold TO b rt1lsd nkofTA
The PAY ment Thereof, until pad ID ~
The title Il believed TO b SOD hlnt'
trustee / shall only convey SOeh uu'hH'u'
In me by the trust deed AtofeIia
GEO. b. CALDWil4 IF9r
7 uvpvRY Auetldnhef, hin
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
VIM a Hoover s: q Co. b. cs.ns.,,.

VIM. A. 4 Z. q Co. Tin cs.pe.r,.
jacob F. Lulksrt ct al.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
In pursuance Of n decree entered In this cause al
the present term pr said Court, will, on
SATURDAY, June u, 1873,
Al 10 o'clock A. ", proceed to soil Al public auc.
tIon, at tho front dOoi Of the Court bouse Of Ohio
county, the following described real property, ID Il
Il 10 say: Lot numbered Ihirty-one 1917, lying on
the EeSt side Of the Haloual Road In the town oil
Fulton, 10 Uhio county, West Virginia. (See Decd
Book No. IS, page LOG
Ain, q parcel Of land In TIladelphia District, ia
Ohio county, beginning at the junction u Of q. & ".
MArshall's road, being the southwest corner OF Z
tract OF land sold by r. Folmer 10 Frederick Ko.
Der; thence with said Kober's line N. 39ko, L
- 10 rnleA; thence N. ESQ, W. 1850 poles; thence
s. 2Sko, W. l6 i6 poles; thence 4. 22S, W. IN
poles; thence N. 6ike W. s poles; thenceS 27e w,
i6. so poles toA corner In q run, and thence !. 70o,
L. 1882 poles 10 the beginning, containing 5 and
S0-ic0 acres, more or less.
TERns OF SALE-One-thlrd Of the puichRsC
money, or as much moTe - the purchaser may
elect, In cAlh, aud the residue In one and two year
from the day OF Eale, with interest from said day
the purchaser or purchasers TO execute bonds fol
the deferred payments, and the legal title 10 be re-
tanned as Il further security.
my22-W Special Commissioner,
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MARRIED.

wHITE-TRUssELL-O On Thunday, May 2
1878. al Dallas, West Virginia, By Rev. John h,
AuIhey, MI. HIRAM WHITE and Miss MANN. x
| TRrssELL, both Of Dallas.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
OF 1RAnss.

sTrfadelphla Accommodation-Thls train only
runs between Wheeling aud TrlldtlPhia.
tDaIIy northumberland Accommodation
f~SeubenyiIle Acc0mmodAtIon.-Thll train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellaIre, stopping when Tequi'
red at sherman HouBs, Rtbayille, Wet Wheeling
and 9rayel Hill,
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DIED.

MoLTER.-on Tusdiy afternoon, May q, 1873
nj AZ O'Clock, ELILLBEIH, vile Of Frederick Mol
ter, In the S5th year Of her age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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SATURDAY, the 29lh day Of June, 1873,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. n Of aid day, at the
front door Of the Court House Of said Ohio county,
sell nj public ale 10 tho highest and best bidder
the following described real estate, that Is 10 say;
The southern half Of Lot numbered fourteen In
sQuare numbered ten IT, hali Of Lot No. u Ia
sluAre No. 10Y, or the west side Of Chapline stree,
fold Fourthl between Eleventh street fold Un!on)
and Twelfth street fold Monroe, In the city d
Wheeling, together with all and singular the i'm.
proyemenis thereon and the herediiAmentS and up.
p~urtenlnees belonging thereto.
TRRxs ~ 6ALE- One third, or as much more n,
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, In cash, and the
residue OF Il purchase money Ia two equal an
nual lnItAllmens at one year and two years from
tho day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give bis notel
with approved security for the payment Of baid
deferred installments and the interest which may
accrue upon thu same.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
]. c. HERvEI, Auetioneer. my2s
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Agents Wanted for tbs Illustrated
Universal History.

4 Char and oORetIs Htiay9 all naiiOi.
Commencing with the Earliest Periods and end
log viii the most recent lmportant Events, In
Guiding the nTco. RAGtiGR IRdr, tho Admlnlltrl-
Low price, Quick Ialea, GxtrA terms. AddreAt
my27 Lc. MecuRDY q CO, Phllldelpth, Pa.
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Manifested Outlines in Secondary Symptoms
Nodes, rheumatism, White dwellings, Diseased
Bones, Uleers, Skin Disease. etc, and all diseases
arising FROM mal!treatment where the constitution
is broken down from the terrible effects Of mercury.
II you know Of 4 remedy whereby 4 fellow being
can find relief from suffering Is It not criminel to
suppresI that knowledge should motives Of false
delIeacy prevent you henldlng forth the neWs'
Do we then need to cloak our language In mein-
lngless words. and 90 fGebly express ourselves that
those suffering can not understand for what diseases
SWANS PANAcKL Is particularly useiuli Hun
dredS are suffering from taiaiei eoaHHGiioG, being
eaita up BY dieaIe, deRroyiR0 leir bones and cor
nniRg them, who may 10 relieved, and the great
mass Of them cured, by this remedy. We beg to
assure our readen It docs not contain any mefca-
rial Ingredients, and can be taken by either sex
with IMMUNITY and will never ipjure. Please bear
this particularly In mind.
SWANS PANAcEA has received the endorsement
Of the principal medical men Of this country for
Its marvellous cures. Prof. Valentine Mott, of this
dty; PROS. Chapman and Devices, o. Philadelphia,
and hundreds Of others have commended IT,
Prepared only at SSnlm's laboratory. South
Seventh Street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia. and
for sale by druggists generally.
Pamphlets giving It's TaRge Of use, 10 be had gratis
on application 10 DR.. Franklin Stewart, Medical
Director, - above. myH
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TRUSTEES SALE,


W. 4lA oty Jam, lin
Beginning At 10 O'Clock Ln,dnua,"
lront door Of the COurt HoIE low v. !.
virginia, In the dty Of HksIt, IN lsl
suction the following dSenbI sn,-kG
ety, or 70 much tbereol 4 uIT
tho debt secured BY aid dali d H..
expenses attending The eI1ut6a q ~ 49,
Ated BY said deedI, bat IubIHt
mentioned below q the horth NM
o. TWO thousand dollar With ia,gut
March 2Sd, 1871. till paid, By vim ~
trust from Christian Wager nj Titsr
busch, trustee, dated ALirh ~, ia riS.r
cd among the public land need,I.1G.s
In Deed Book Numbered 81, pu t1;tITIS.h
] will sell - Aforesaid the HSThIS-Sj
perry, or 20 much thereof q naI : -
Aforesaid: The eastern part q d. h1I M
lot numbered seytnty.nlns, ElsIhj "a. J.
ode Of Main street, "Cenrt KksNtS ~.
fronting ~thiTty.thfee ieet % tkt nj tLJi.
"F' and running WetEIfdlJ u INA yIiI An.
Tour ieet ak inches, or tOI Idai tItT,st,s Y,
Hx inches IRON Main street, InA ykSkstS -.
ern line Of that part Of The nofA Md ~,
bered se~yenty.nlne, heftlnatG uF5nI III,
part lot being the same p69drlhirI,'I n
conveyed 10 the nid Chhadt. Mr. m,
A. Berry and vile and MIlIAi uLlOJi |, =
dated February 18th, 1865, I'D hmiin9
the public land records Of houstiL M n,
giniA, In Deed Book No. s., IGa ~
Also, ~ much Of the north hLI nnl1i
seventy mine As lies betNen NLn ENarIH y
piece Of ground above dUehbtd, nj IN \
same property granted and ooaRydn1i =
ChIiestiAn Wagner by Jtha UDOriAl NJ VI
deed dated March 2Sd, ls9, InI Mould -.
aid land pcords 10 Deed B0Ok "a u NM
The nrt mentioned part Of tbs h0AAat /
No 70 will be hrIt sold Il MD tnaIA Ia
The title 10 the property bdthT hT1rsih Ii
sold Is believed TO be good, tubtd b ID b 4
part thereof aS above, but selling u tratalIl
only convey such title - d Ta.hl Il 1bH
two deedso trust Aforesaid.
TKRys OF 6ALE-0ne.thIh, Ipl n nd y
a the purchaser may elect 10 pL oh b hi
the balance 10 two equal lnstllhn1 iiI d
twelve months respectively, viii IENhG,EasH
day Of sale, the purchaser 10 pW hssTdt
promiIaory note for eBeh instIllnEt ~ III
10 the property lold 70 bs'nIibd n KuzJ !
the payment thereof until pGId lHhl
sIAOS BIEL IFsA
CALDwELLd CALDWELt, Att1bn
], e, HERyRY, Auetloneef. uIh
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EoR SALE
HOR SALE

Twsnty.iOur acrss, situated sst Sate NJ
cIarlnEton, Ohio. ImProDen'hlE ~ -
OrthIfd 10 hearing; = PrOhlISss
there for q long time. s-,,IkLth
One large Frame HOa's, si fooI, 1880
eoTi2O Ieet, itultrd | the bai Pafu0aS ~
This l. . good chance tOr any oos
capital 10 10 Into q we'll E?yinE DafSss VAtsr
BELLAiRE PROPERTY -0oe VS. q IsS,SsI
and DVellinS; nine TOOnI, Inodefn = m
situated In the Lat buIlnHI pfiI0D
B~ellAIre, Ohio. mi p.lhbt o.
viii tsii very cheap. Any iurihtf isf9 M ~
reiersnce 10 ibis valuable pToFiJ M
Tiyon, Term, obS-hIli 10 % sTsI0,
purchaser ri EtII Ag:1
u, ISs AHrkei stpei, Whelok-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a
Desirable Chapline St. Residence.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by octavia 8
Moore, P. II. Moore and Henry Moore, trustee, "a
the undersigned, dated the 81 day Of May, 1875,
and recorded 10 the Clerks ONCE Of the county
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Feed o.
b8. I will m
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EAMILY FLOUR

aaola Modal" fancy; "AlssISI' lGs1aIs
up Spsrvpso5, bmith 100" &C. sAasss
Snssi,a,H NInnssoA 9AE," lpo \, RE1Ih
IN store and Tor sale "
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
SCIENCE AND HYGIENE.

A dose of camphor, it is said, will cure
the sickness caused by tobacco.
Tumors, apparently cancerous, have
been cured by iodide of potassium.
Diseases of the teeth have been known
to cause serious defects of vision.
Pawnbrokers are believed to be fire.
quent disseminators of contagious dis
eases.
Iodoform has been used locally for its
anesthetic properties on ulcers, cancers,
etc.
very high temperature, as $50 to 300
deg. Fahrenheit, is one of the most thor
ough disinfectants.
1t is stated by ancient writers that the
spleen of runners was some times remOv-
ell in order to increase their speed. The
operation now performed only in cases
OF disease, results fatally in majority of
cases.
Powdered iodine may be dissolved in
Oil OF bitter almonds, and by this means
valuable solutions of iodine can be made
in cod liver oil and other oils, So writes
DIR. f. Il. Blackwellin the PhuO- Medical
Times for August 81.
Alum is very injurious to the teeth
Chlorate of potash has no action at all
upon the teeth. Alcohol does not affect
them, neither does cologne. Tobacco does
not affect the structure of the teeth, but
colors them brown.
A writer in the Boston Medical and
Surgical journal contends very strongly
that yellow fever is not contagious, but
only infectious like fever and ague, ty-
phoid fever, etc. That is, that it is pro-
gagated in foul places which act as CEN
tres of infection. He admits thai it can
be conveyed by ships, but seems to
deny that clothing, etc., can carry it as
well.
Mr.. Joseph S. Badia, of Philadelphia,
has patented an improved automatic feed
water regulator for steam boilers that &C
complishes three different objects at the
same time, namely, to indicate the height
of the water level in the boiler, to give a
whistle alarm when the water level is
either too high or too low, and, finally, to
act as an extrator of the air accumulating
in the feed pump.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
A WAY PASSENGER.

He was a"culle'd tramp, "and approach
Cap ain Phillips as the train hauled up
at Pewee. "Is you de captain OBJ de
kears% ''Yes," replied Jsse. "Don't
yer want TO- ter hire any deck hands duz
yelw ono. Pm not running steam
boat" 'Zactly Mout | ride straddle
de COW saatcher to de mex landiE'-l'se
busted an long way from homer" ''Get
on! Ali aboard" and the negro straddled
the cow-snaI cher" Ed. Gilligan pulled
out The throt lie wide open, and the train
had not gone more than half mile be-
fore the engine collided with cow, throw
ing it over fence into q corn-fed, and
the negro after the cow. Next day, COM
ing down, the negro limped up TO Jsse
at the same depot and SAID: Boss, l
didn't ride fur wild you on dat cow-snaI ch-
er. Kase you see de cow wanted to ride
dar, too, au' dar want room TO- bofe OF us
to we got off together up here in con
held To- to rest. Next time rid,s wild
you I'll freeze to de tail OBJ de wagon
hits safer"
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
Peaches are rapidly growing scarcer,
'"'lv nrices are high,
HARVEY FAMILY REUNION.

The second centennial anniversary OF
the birth of the late VIM. Harvey, was
celebrated Thursday afternoon on the
Brandywine, at Chad's Ford. Repre-
sentatives of the family ofover one hum
persons were present and enjoyed them
selves in social conversation, games and
various kinds of sport, after which an
elegant collation. was partaken of. DIR.
Ellwood Harvey, of Chester, read gen.
Geological history of the family from their
first landing in America in 1712 to the
present time.
Mr.. Chalkley Harvey, of Birmingham,
then read very interesting letter from a
female relative in Vineland, N. j.
Hon. WIN. Ward followed in an ad-
dress, in which he briefly referred to the
prominent traits of character of the old
settlers in America and the good name
and reputation the Harveys had main
tanned from their first American ancestor
to the present.
When the rain came up they repaired
to the house of ChaIkley Harvey.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Governor Mcclellan remains in Yer
mont.
The gingham dress mania has reached
San Francisco.
1t cost $4,000 to educate the Rev. Jos.
Cook, of Boston.
Mr.. A. B. Cornell, has been visiting
Utica, where Senator Conkling lives.
MAJOR General John NJ. Schofield OF
West Point, is at the Windsor Hotel.
Senator Conover thinks that he will
be elected to Congress from Florida.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., OF
Quincy, Mass, is at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
President Hayes said he would like to
stay forever in Chicago. Any objec-
tions?
Richard III. Dana, Jr., will early in
October start for two or three years
visit to Europe.
Secretary Gorham is back in Washing
ton, and is at the desk of the Republican
Campaign Committee.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
COLLISION IN BOSTON HAIR
BOR

Boston, September 6.-During dense
fog tins forenoon the steamer William
Harrison while proceeding down the
harbor, when off Fort Independence,
was run into by the schooner G. f.
Halfway in tow. The schooner struck the
Harrison neatly amidsh hips, crushing her
whe. lhouse and bulwarks, The schooner
had her bowsplit and foremast carried
away. No person was hurt. There were
about 80 passengers on the steamer and
for few moments intense excitement
prevailed, while shrieks apd cries for
help came from terrified women and
children. 1t was soon ascertained that the
steamer was uni INJURED in the hull and a
tug towed her to East Boston.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
Brief Locals.

Call and see those life-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low
aug30-tf.
The democratic nomination for Repre-
sentatives to the legislature takes place
this afternoon.
The "Washy" left for Conshohocken
this morning.
The Greenbackers met again last even
ing.
Read Crosby & Hill's advertisement in
another column.
Sutterley, 3O2 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size. aug30-tf.
Job work done very cheap at tho GA
zETTE job Office, and at short notice.
Subscribe for the DAILY GAZETTE. -
Peaches are rapidly growing scarcer,
'"''v Drices are high.
Ta -..h.u -" p. w.
y h. -. b.. sar~.s ~ ,af .ssengers.
1a}r yvar 1ar.':.- , SIT, Iey's Gal
ilrg j'l "a good D'ntU-, So ~ rket st.
aug30-tf
E.,f ''rds a. My iaging fifty
s... a-f f"er. aI' eyed.
49, made to
the yellow fever lu..~.
DIR. Gallagher is very obliging dem
tist; call on him at No. S}5 Market
street.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
POLICE CASES,

The following cases have been dispos-
ed of at the police court, by Mayor ALL
mond, since the last report
Alex. Zettell, for pcddling matches
without license, was held in 500 bail
tor court.
Perry Gumby, for corner lounging,
was required to pay 81 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
The Last OppOrtunity.

On Thursday next the Delaware r. Il.
Co, will positively run the last excur-
sion trai n to Ocean City this season. In
order to give every one an opportunity
who have not yet gone, 10 go this time
the company have reduced the fare from
SO to Sl.75. There will be- ample accom-
modaiions at the beach for all who go, as
all the hotels will be open.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
BENEVOLENT PICNIC.

The German-American Association, ia
the course of few days, will give pic
mic, the proceeds of which will be dona-
ted to the yellow fever sufferers. 1t will
take place at Rosendale Park, Mr.. Err
nest Henderer, the proprietor, having
very generously offered the place for the
day free of charge.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
THE STORM IN CoATESvILLE.

The storm of Thursday afternoon was
very severe up in Goa esville, Chester
coun y. The Wilmington q Northern
Railroad crossing was flooded with wafer
causing a slight detention of passengtr
trains, while the streets were fill with
turbulent streams, which swept away
boxes, barrels and all such movab e
articles as were within reach. 1 he
damage was considerable.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-07
ORvIL GRANT'SINSANITY.

The condition of Orville Grant, who is
confined in the lunatic asylum at Norris
town, N. j., shows marked improve
ment. He still labors under his gigantic
speculative hallucinations, but his attend
ing physicians are confident that they
will be able to work a radical cure
Herald.