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The daily gazette., 1878-12-03
,oc.L TINE TABLE.
.yv wILMrroToN

,atEAyE wILMfN0ToH.
Phlsdbsisp'iIa,..; ! I,.; i2T IL 50, $50, 400,
y, ~" AZ D. IN. On sundays; 200.
Y, ~ g SGj. E.4o, 6 80, 0 AZ, p m.
pa ", YAK 2.3I, 9.5O,a m, IL 50, = 239,
yN ~" sundays: ZU9a IN. 8 Al. p. No.
sP mv d,a and Washington: 1851, 2.1",
Slllnlp1'V'i2 p Il, t.Ol, 5 IL. 10 28,p m.iSun-
N%%5l. O,s.3a, a M
SSt Deposit : Do p M no sunu@y
e., Castle. $40, si5 a M; 90, 8 80 p
ST sunday train.
nore 90 X. r.: 815 m; 1 %, 8 30
plC,oSron . 10 oS L Northern X. r.: 626 a
in hLiIs ~ n IN; no sunday train.
~ no Western X. r.: 10 20 a m; s 80
ss"SS Oo sundays; 10 30 a IN
%, On 1,RRIyE AT WILMINGTON.
SAslLS,odsIpula: Y a, s "a, $40 ! O6 a m I;
pT, n% v Is, l2 81, 5 65, 81, 6O4. 8 70,
Y URa1 RTa1. II IS, p m on sundays: IL 43,
AN T35, 10 p, II 10 p m.
VsT fo.y: O6, 8 "a a m; IL n. ~ 81
M@s,pm, IN Sundays: IL 10, 06
Baltimore; 2Oi, 8 40, 9 Al, a m; IL u /,
sosS, gSs p m; on Sundays: 2 04 a m
yu o.niueton: % 2Oi a m i2N, 1898,
n Is p N; Oh sundays' 2 "a a m; Q 40
Port Deposit; 800 m no Sunday
ysv Castle: $50 am; IL 10 m;
s.sp n: m; no Sunday trains.
heIsware X. r.: $50 1910 a IN
M. no Sunday trains.
| v,lmingtOn a Northern X. r.: sos,
v,m:T IS o m; no sunday trains.
! psIsssre Western X. r.: 7 % q m;
iar m. on sundays: 8 % y IN.
NJ yOB WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
| snsd street and Warrington ave-
s,'ia ~ 100, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 80, 3 30.
m SIS, 6l6, 8 10, II 80 pm; on Sun
~, % m; oO, % 40, II 80, p m.
ffbity. Second and Market streets:
tn II m, II IS, 3 So, o 30, IL 80 p m;
/ sundays: 9 80. II so D m.
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Round Dancing Denounced by
"a REDEEM ptOrfst TheOlOgtan.

In New York on "Wednesday night last
IN ST. Alpbonsus' Church, Rev. Father
Wissel. a prominent theologan in the
Redemptorist Order, spoke upon the SIN
fulness of man as represented in large
citv like New York. He said that In his
opinion the entire city, from the batIery
to the Central Park and from the Cen
tral Park to the Harlem river, was one
vast work of the devil, a aconglomeratioh
of sin from one end of the island TO the
other. In regard to round dancing, ,which
he regarded as "that destroyer OF happi-
ness, human and divine" the speaker
said "Shun it, young man; DO not ~
near any house where waltzes ana siml-
lar dances are allowed, for just as sure as
Won do YOU will become voluntary
yotarv te one of the means whieh are
emnloyed by the devil to drag you 10
he'll. In other words, you Will become a
snb;ect of Satan. Don't tell me there Is
no harm in round dancing. L know pet,
ter have had experience myseii, anu
| say here it is an aDomlha'ioh' anu
should not be indulged in"
THE total cotton spindles In the n ortn
ara now estimated at about 1900 ,0OO, anu
o. ,he South at 600, 900, or total IN n Ine
conntrv of say 10, 100000 or the oo,oUo,'
S0o snindles employed in tue manuIao,
ture Of cotton in 1876 the United ota.es
had in round numbers 1O,O0O,OOo, anu
Great Britain 40,OO0,OOO.
Helen Potter will appear at the opera
House this evening
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dGI b,,dr drroperty, with 10 acres OF
iidIh"gi dwelling house and other
y 10 Ev iTlce $500. A bargain.
ans PENNINGTON.
Eighth and Market hts.
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Sg'saLE.-A highly improved farm
~ acres In White Clay Creek hun
/ r,o ~n eacIOsed In Usage Hedge. Di-
M my i,h aYe felds. Large apple or
,st. I,ai bearing. Public school ad-
|lSnSse arm, Buildings-Large Man
n IrCe VIZ lenant House, Barn, Granary
,S, vsner buildings necessary on a
Apf,n. miles from station OH
b e,nm ~, ~ X. Centrally located. 8
'i " ",imlngton. Apply TO
d rs JNO. W. WHITMAN,
E,Vtsile Vtslale ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
" Wilmington, Del.
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FOh SALE.

nNT-rhe second story front
"a !llhe Telegraph Building, N. K.
~ lhlrd and Market streets II is
FINISHED and suitable for "a busi-
lt Five Loan A ssociations meet
VA lAy lhe rent, making the room
f'4i'e 10 the person renting IL. Ap-
II +. b FRA ZER,
Nv Clerk of City Council.
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pRSiIE.

" and Dwelling, No. GOA
hast; dwelling house OO4
~. ~ rooms, New Dwell
wsshallcrOss Ave., 8 rooms,
shg Lots Ina various parts
aiy. Houses are In good
apply TO
ID. CHANDLER,
.'lhs No. 0O4 King 81.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-03
Robbers I'm n Horse Car
Masked Men Covering the Passenoer,
and the Driver Nth Rerolrers.

1""S@ea Men Covering the Passengers
and the Driuer Nth Reroluers.
From the New York Sun.
AS the II o'clock bob-tail car from tho
noDoken ferry was ascending Beroen
iiill last night, two men with masks oyor
their faces and cooked revolyers in their
llallus, boarded the car near Oakland
avenue The occupants of the car were
three women and two children. The
driver, who also acts as conductor. was
on the front platform, and did not notice
the entrance Of the strangers. One of
Them presented his pistol at the passen-
gers ana threatened to blow out the brains
OF The first that attempted to move 1or
give an alarm. The other went TO tbe
front platform, and, covering the driver
with his revolver, demanded the kew of
the box in which the fares were deposi-
ted. The driver, large, powerful man.
peremptorily declined to do so. and re,
garding the demand as a Joke, warned
the man to behave himself or ouit the
car. lhe men seeing that they must re-
sort to force in order to obtain possession
OF the money, held brief consultation
without lowering their weapons, and de-
ciued 10 eject the passengers and then
attack the driver. The women and chill
dren were accordingly husr led out of the
car with the warning that if they in
formed any one their lives would be for
feited. One of them held the driver
while the other endeavored to force the
cash box. The driver broke away from
his assailant and fight was had between
him and the masked men, which termi-
mated in the flight of the men, who were
frightened by the approach of pedes-
trlan. They escaped in the darkness.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-03

.alMLE.-At prices that will
gopurchase.
DWELLINGS,.
Sbnilding Lots.
|~hortgages wanted.
j.. II. HEALD.
..laie hlaie and Mortgage Ex-
kt' Oct1D-sh Wtf
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lsHERlkF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF n writ Of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
p HOTEL OF WIN. b. FORD,
Al Kirkwood, In Pencader hundred,
New Castle COUNTY Della ware, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873
st2 o'clocK. p. m. The following de-
scribed Real Estate. viz
All that certain farm or tract OF land ~.
ing and beinp In 81. Georges hundr "a
New Castle County, Delaware, bounded
and described AS FOL ows, 10 wit; Begin
ming at "A stone on Silver Run, and running
thence south I Y degrees east 1868 10 perches
thence south lsX degrees west 40 perches
TO the middle o. the public road leading
into Vance's neck, thence down with the
middle of said road south 6Ik degrees east
80 perches, thence still with The middle OF
said road south C3 deg ees east 10 4-l0
perches, thence leaving said road south
aiA degrees west I i0perches with landI of
\ ,rah a Townsend and others, thence still
with the lands OF said Townsend and y h
ers south l2 degrees east ~ perches To
the land end of the bank across the marsh,
thence with said bank south II i-2 degrees
west 20 perches 10 AppoQuiniminK creek,
thence down and with said creek south 81
degrees eaht 8 perches. therce leaving said
creek rorth n degrees east 8 perch es thence
south 90 degrees east perches, thence
nOruh 10 uekrtts east IL peTcneh, thence
south 20 degrees east u perches, thence
north AZ degrees east i2 perches, thence
north 10 degrees east perch, n, thence
north 80 degrees east 10 perches, thence
north 10 degrees east II percbes, I'll nee
north "a degrees east 10 perches, thence
north 6J degrees east porches, thence
north 32 degrees east ~ perches, thence
noTtu ~ degrees east 2l percnes, thence
north 6segrees east lS perches thence north
Us degrees east ~ perches, thence with The
lar As.H lafas = asal a.a a aast
north 10 dee rees east so perches 10 a stone
on the northeast side of the aforesaid pub
licToad distant 62 perches, thence with the
said Segar's land north 50 degrees east 80
$40 perches, thence north rs degrees east
q perches. thence north 50 degrees east 10
$40 perches 10 the meadow land thence
across said meadow laud north 50 degrees
east o perches TO the middle of silver
76A degrees west 22 perches, thence still
with said canal north 65 IL degrees west
81 perches, thence south l-2 degrees west
81 perches TO the edge of Maple hwamp,
theLce by and with the edge OF said Maple
swamp by 40 courses and distant es me-
hndeting TO the place OF beginning. and
containing within THESE metes and bounds
one hundred and thirty-nine acres of land
be the same more or less, with "a two story
frame house, frame barn anO "a Lwo-6tory
fame tenant honse thereon erected.
Seized and take IN execution as the
property of Eogar Smith, Eliza j., his
wife. and Alfred smith and Margaret A
his wIie, and Perry Miller, Annie Miller,
william Conway, Ann Shallcross and y.
+. Shalicross, rs, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif1's ONCE, New Castle, October 10
lse. oct2i staw-ts.
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ADJOURNED
SIIERIFF.S SALE.

by virtue of "a writ Of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, at the hotel of Alex. Max
well, in Middletown, in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
THURSDAY,
THE 14TH DAY OF FNOVEMBER, 1873.
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
No. l. All that farm and tract of land
situate in Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle county and State of Della
ware, bounded and described as follows.
TO wit: On the north by the public road
leading from the thoroughfare neck road
to the Landing known as Thomas's
Landing, on Appoquinimink creek, on
the east by land of Samuel q. Thomas,
on the southeast by land of John Apple.
ton and ON the southwest by the public
road leading from the State road to
Toylor's bridge over Black bird creek,
called the Thoroughfare neck road, con.
tanning 1856 acres of land, be the same
more or less, with large two and a half
storied double brick mansion house.
frame barn and stabling, carriage house,
wagon house and shedding, and one
frame tenant house thereon erected.
No. 2. All that farm or tract uf land
situate in ST. Georges Hundred, in the
The daily gazette., 1878-11-08
NOVEMBER ~ 1878

THE LONDON Times wants the Eng
lish bondholders paid in gold dollars or
silver legal standard dollars of 440 grains.
of course it looks to the interest of Euro
pean capitalists, as it is wholly supported
by them.
The difference between silver dollar
of 412a grains and a dollar Of 440 grains
is about 81 cents. And hence the differ
ence against our taxpayers in the yearly
interest on the public debt Git being one
hundred millions) would be the triflinc
sum each year Of sixteen millions Of dol
lars. When the debt was contracted the
dollar was 4l23 grains. Silver was de-
monetized and as it was not wanted for
currency, deprecated; now it is to the in
terest of the monied circles to keep it
ting the standard dollar made heavier, as
the debtor will have that much more sill
yer to pay his creditor. This is a
shameful attempt to rob the debtor
for the creditor. And we hope
for the sake of honesty and fair-play that
John Sherman will not advise Congress
TO increase the weight of the silver legal
standard dollar, as it is said he intends
10 do in his report as Secretary Of the
Treasury.
When they have succeeded in getting
the weight of the silver dollars increased,
their interest will be to put the silver up
in value. This is tinkering with the
finances and should be discountQnanced.
If the bondholders and gold gamblers
succeed in this they will accomplish one
Of their great aims and increase the gov
ernment debt upon the people sixteen
millions of dollars for every hundred
millions.
Gold bullion is now coined at the u.
;. mints gratis. Silver is not coined
gratis. Hence 4l2i grains of silver bull
lion is not worth as much as % and
s-lOths grains Of gold. Were both
iA'lalS 'VlhVu oh 'il' saihc tViLlo 10 thtS
We're before the war in 1860, we doubt
not the silver standard dollar would be
equal with the gold dollar, or perhaps
more valuable, as il was then.
This is a very important subject to the
people and must not be lost sight Of. The
last advces from Europe showed that
England had lost great deal of trade
because of her not having a silver trade
dollar and that she was about to have
one coined and also that silver bullion
had an upward tendency in all the mar
kcts on the continent.
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TRUSTEES SALa|
REAL ESTATE

DY virtue of an order OF the OTha|
ID Court oflhe state of Delaware, 10
for New Castle County, made on ne
cond day OF Septem ber A, u. ld', VII
exposed TO public sale, a. the peerP
Hotel, in the town OF Newark IN The %
ty aforesaid, on .,,.
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MOVE
BER, A. u, lds,
At2 o clock p, m, the i0ll0WHg
ribed real estate, being the property
of William McClelland, deceased sly
in White Clay Creek Hundred, New9
tie county, and State of Delaware, bol
ed and described as follows, To VIII
No. A farm or tract o. land b9l
ed by lands of Hathmell Wilson ah1
ron Baker, NO,2 next described, iht
lie road leading from MeClellanlsyll
Tweed's mill, lands OF Nellie ieal.
liam Gregg, and Mansel Tweed, conl
ing 95 acres and | rood Of lalu' nVi
less, with two dwelling houses
barn and sther outbuildings and imPvI
ments thereon erected. -. I'd
No.2. A lot OF land WIN IalEs
dwelling house and out6nildlngs meH
erected. Bounded by lands OF ni0inn asfTa
er, Ephraim W. blackwell NNn'
Mackey and Wi liam Kennedy, ~
after described, the pubic loaG "
from Newark 10 New Lonu0n, Is
road leading from MeClellauIIs,eis Is,c,is
Tweed's mill, and Ne. aooHg y. IA
containing u acres. roou' anu '''' =
es OF land, more or less. a,,bls IA
No.3 A lot of land with dOugsn
Il yelling house thereon ereclel, ps
bv the McClellandsville and IWsyS i,
road. lands Of Samuel Lindsey alt an
Ramho, and the Newark ana NsS " n rs,,
road, containing rood ana eo"F
of land, more or less 90, s.,r,s vh
No. a A lot OF land with pon lra'ne erl
wright and blacksmith shop tueiTpni ci ind,
ed, Bounded by land OF Sainue' ,o,d
Inc Newark and New L0nuon lO'
land of Jacob Rambo, conla'hips
perchrs OF land, more or less ,,osdw@
No &. A lot of land with llaineIdI
inc house thereon erected bounJS
NJ q above described, the NeWaHn,
New i,endon road, and land OF "H
Kennedy, containing SIX perche'
more or less. ,ho Court that
nnrchaser or purchasers Thereon " sor "+ N
near M the next Orphans CouIt -,
i,astle County, that the Courl n'". ,S. nrpu
IN The purchaser or purchasers .ne m1
ses sold 10 him, her, or them isnt,icIl
this order, he, she, or ihey, mrored VIZ byl
surety or sureties, TO he appiTosrecce 70
Court, entering into recoglli@IiddIco naid Icoud
taken and acknowledged IN saIe adIeeternliI
the state In a penal sum 10 tod,,ion or ZION toJ
by the said Court, win conIi, co"i1r or IA
to the parties entitled severaias dasssisns,
executors, administrators, OF rnro"oItiod aSid
spectivelv, their Just anu ,pponey, v
shares of the said purciiasse the Court N
interest from such time as .n1 lime as Il
determ Inc in such manner aiu nmrt be 4
by the direction of the sald "A ocnodllioI
scribed and appointed IN @ saia and ter
made knowna at the time anu p'''
said by VIM. C. sPRUAN.CtEE;,. NJ T. TI1'iS stiofS
Attest, ]. M. Housman' CierA 0'f
Court. -, of the purca
money wlll be rea1irsqe credit IL Of Of lot less q
one YEAR will be allowed upon .axhibiteI
Plots of the premises VIII oe
the time of sale. ar n SpRUANCE,
W. ~ % TrusIe
Oct24- 2taw&wts
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The oldest house in America has re-
Gently stated to be the Horton house. at
Southold, l.. l., now about to be demol-
ished, and sentimental grievance was
made of the destruction OF so interesting
relic. Various CLAIMS are now made
however, in behalf of other buildings
sald to be older than the Horton house
One antiquary states that while the Hor-
Ton mouse was built In 1880, the Picker
ing house, on Broad street, Salem. Mass.
dates back to 1855, and the house al the
corner of Essex and North street known
either as the Roger Williams house, or
the Old Witch House, was constructed
in 1851. The frame OF the First Church. !"
erected i'll 1893 is standing at the rear of
the Essex Institute in the same city. Ru-
NOR also has 1t that the old Tucker house
near fuckers wharf, in Marblebead.
Mass, was built before 1880; so that the
questionis yet an open one.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-08

CHERIFF'S SALE
- Ry virtue OF writ OF Levarl Fa"ias
TO me directed, will Oe exposed 10 PublIc
sale. on the premises corner of
FRONT AM JUSTISOR STREETS.
In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
The 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock, a m,
The following described Real Estate.
VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land stu
ate IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid +,
and bounded and described as follows, viz /:
Beglnnnig at II stake on the souLherly side
OF Front street at the distance OF two hun
dred and fifty six feet from the westerly
side OF West street at "A corner of land OF
William Cook. thence along the said side
OF Front street north fifty eight degrees
west about two hundred feet to the corner
formed by the Intersection of the houther-
ly side Of Front street with tue westerly
side of Justison street, thence southerly
along the line ofthe said westerly side of
Justison street about two hundred and
heventy'nve feet 10 The northerly line of
the lanus of the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Rail Road Company thence
along The said northerly line OF the Com
pany's land Ia an easterly direction about
Two hundred and nifty fet TO stake In
the line of land of William Cook afore-
said, am thence along said line north
thirty-two degrees east one hundred and
twenty-five feet, more or less, 40 the place
or beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may, with "A large
BRICK FOUNDRY
Building, and large Machine shop, and
other buildings thereon erected, also to-
gsther with the engines, beltings, boilers,
ladies'. cranes, shafting, lathes, furnaces,
&C. &c
Seized ard taken in execution as the
property OF Evan z. Stotsenburg and
Mary L., his WIFE, and t's, and to be sold
by ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherln's Office, New Castle. October 22d,
1878 ocl24-3taw-ts.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-08
AMERICAN GIRLS AS WALKERS
ERRONEOUS IDEAS SET
RIGHT

A lady writing from Chicago to the
Edora Ledder, says ''The pres
yalent belief Is that the English girl can
outwalR her fair American cousin. /
don't believe it. The supercllious
tourist. who returns from sporadic
scamper through Europe, is loud III his
admiration OF English girls as walk
ers. He meets them as they diverge
from the stage roads, days rations
strapped OH their backs, and plodding
along with firm steps and rosy cheeks
into The rugged mountain tops. Then
he complains Of The poor pedestrian
powers Of the American girl, and TAU
eles that before long it will be easier to
lind Chinese lady OF aIistocratic family
who car 'walkee beepee' more than our
dear girls. 1t is all bosh. Equip our
ladies with the solid, substantial shoes,
having heels where God and natu1e
intended them to be, and I'll guarantee
they will keep step with auy OF the lady
walkers of old England.
"Only Monday Of this week mar
The daily gazette., 1878-11-08

CHERIFF's SALt.
= by virtue OF writ OF Levari Faclas,
10 me directed. wili be exposed to Public
HOTEL OF VIM. b. HOLLIS,
Al Townsend. in hppoquinimink Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
MONDAY.
The 1tth day of November 1878, at two
O'Clock, p. m, the following described
REAL ESTATE, viz:
All those two following described tracts,
pieces and parcels OF land situated In APP
poquinimink Hundred, in the county OF
New G istie, and Sta Q of Delaware, To wit:
No. is IA tract OF land called and known
by the name of the Cornelius Walker
Farm, bounded as follows: Beginning at
"a stone IN The centre OF the road leading
from Biackbird to Flemins's Landing
corner Tor Joseph Fleming, E.q and in
the line of the Home farm, and running
from thence with the centre OF said road
north II degree 45 minutes west 10 g. 10
perch's TO stake west side of said road
corner for the Home farm thence with he
west side Uf said road south 20 degrees west
II perches To a stake In the centre OF said
road corner for Gideon Il Hukill, thence
with the line OF said Hukill and centre OF
said road south 81 degrees west 81 pei ches
To IA stake In the line OF said Hukill and a
corner for A bi aham Bratten, thence with
the line of said A brahsm Bratten north 40
degrees west 1853 $40 perches TO a stake IL
the road leading from Taylor's Bridge cor
.
thence with the same north 30 degrees 30
minutes east 1873 2 10 perches To a stake in
the lin. of Abraham Bratten and a corner
OF Joseph Fleming, ESQ. in cleared land
from thence win the line OF the said Jos.
Fleming south degrees 45 minule es west
l13 per iches 10 the stone and place OF be-
ginning, containing III acres and 81 square
perches OF land, be the same more or less,
together with log and weAther-boaId
dwelling house, frame stable, barn, &c,
The second tract of land beginning at a
large cedar stake near the west side OF the
Cedar swamp corner for Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there
with the line OF the said jacob Stats south
rs degrees west 80 perches and ITO to a
large cedar post corner for said Jacob
Stalts and certain NJ. Jones land south
II degrees 4j minutes east by an old line
OF marked trees 40 5-i0 degrees 10 a corner
post corner for said Jones and Daniel Cor
nit thence with said Daniel Corbit south
u degrees 80 minutes east perches TO "A
large corner post of sad Daniel Corbit
thence north % degrees 80 minutes east 81
D. 10 perches to "A large cedar post, thence
by an ola line of marked trees north II de
grees west with the line of James Rogers
lJi perches To the stake and place of be-
ginning, containing 80 acres and 150 quare
perches, be the came more or l. IS.
Seized and take in execution as the
property OF Jacob Richardson and Mary
j., his wife, and t. Us, and 10 he sold by
ISAA AAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
SheriH's office, New Castle, Oct 10Th,
1878. Oct "a,
This property does not now belong To
Mr.. Richardson, he sold i. three years ago
TO WIN. silver.
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eyes, fellow cit zens," !" said wild West
ern orator, with gold at par green
backs at a premium, the tax taken off
raw whiskey, our aebts all paid and Lih-
erty-dear old gal has a new dress. and
the American eagle an additional arrow
anu fresh ohye branch, l ask what is
to prevent us from being the greatest
people on earth? pause for renlv D
just at this point mellow old egg ex-
ploded right on the bridge of his nose and
he added: "The pause will continue nm
til can bust the stutfin' out o. the lon.
cared leper that slung the e-Whoop let
me at him"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-08

ried lady from Monmouth. N, fragile
Of f0m and OF delicate appeasahe 4,
started at 10 a. IN. 10 do some thopping.
She kept up a continual walk around
Through stores, up and down, and after
supper strolled along the lake shore,
putting in nine hour of straight walks
ing, covering PIG blocks, or about twen-
ty-seven miles. I AXE horse from the
pasture and prance him around these
payemenis at that gait, and he would
have SPAWN, be wind-blown, and pro-
badly founder. Not so these American
girls. They can DO this every day, aud
repeat"