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The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
New CASTLE, Oct. II, 1878.


Wednesday night steamer ran into
aud sunk schooner near Bulk Head bar.
The crew were rescued and have been
enabled to save their personal property
and some part of the rigging which they
have stored at the warehouse OF D. Boui-
den on Water street.
The oil lamp on Ninth street was
placed in position yesterday and last
hight onr City Fathers were the recipi-
ents Of MANY thanks from ths residents
of that section. Now Min h and Clayton
streets, and the measures of bliss will
be full.
The long continued drought is being
felt by the farmers in this vicinity. They
report the pastures as being almost burnt
up and the seeding of wheat almost i'm
possible.
Good Will Fire engine is in need of
repairs. Should fire break out there is
no protection except such as is afforded by
the fire plugs.
A fire plug is needed near the depot on
South street where quite number of new
buildings have been erected within the
past year or two.
The steam tug Blanche made her trial
trip down the river yesterday having a
board some twenty five laddies and gen-
tleman who came ashore at our wharves
and dined at the Jefferson House.
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desirable, and everything which could
nave sustained me in the larger struggle
that victcry would have imposed upon
me. L was resolved to go into the prrsi-
Dental chair in full conmaud OF all my
resources for usefulness or not at all.
"While thus abstainiDg from an igno-
minious competition for such certificates,
L saw these obtained for the republican
electors, who had not been chosen by
the people, and denied to the democrat
lc electors, who had been chosen by the
people. These false and fraudulent GER
tlhcates, now confessed and proved TO
have been obtained by corrupt induce
ments, were after ward made the pretext
for taking from the people their rightful
choice for the presidency and yice-presl,.
uency. These certificates were declared
by the tribunal to which Congress had
abdicated the function of deciding the
count of disputed electoral votes to be
the absolute and dlndisputaDle conveyance
OF title 10 the chief Ipagistracy OF the ma
tion. The State of Florida, which had
united all her executive, legislative and
judicial powers to testify to Congress
long before the count, who were her
genuine agents, which had by statute
caused recanvass, the issue of new Ger
uicates, and formal, sovereign authen-
ticacism OF the right of the true electors
- eiiD w 90 w W NObh-
ted, was held to be incapable of com-
munlcating to Congress a fact which
everybody then knew, and which cannot
now be disputed. Congress, though
vested by the constitution with the au-
| thority TO count the eectral votes, ,though h
unrestricted either as to the time when
1t should receive evidence, or as to the
nature OF that evidence, and though sub
Ject TO no appeal from its decision, was
declared to have no power TO guide its
own count by any information it could
obtain, or by any authority which it
might accept from the wronged and be-
trayed State, whose vote was about to be
falsified. The monstrous conclusion was
thus reached that the act of one man
holding the deciding vote in a board of
state canvassers for without his cancur-
renee the frauds of the other returning
boards would have failed) in giving GER
tlhcates known at the time, and now by
himself confessed to be false and fraudu-
lent, and confessed to have been obtal ned
by the promise of office, certificates
whose character was known months be-
fore Congress could begin the count,
must prevail over all the remedial powers
of the State of Florida and of the Con-
gress of the United States combined, and
must dispose of the chief magistracy of
this republic. S. TILDEN.
"New York, October 16."
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and Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
RE AT. E~" A TT

DY virtue of orders of the Orphans Court
ID of the Stateof Delaware, and In for N New
Castle County, the subscri rers will expose
To public sale at the hotel OF Jacob B
Hyatt, in the town of Newport, Delaware,
THURSDAY, THE 7th DAY OF NO.
VEMB IL, A. D., 1873,
At 2 o'clock p. M, the following describ-
ed real estate, being the property late OF
Lewis Weldin, deceased:
MOL. Lot OF about \ of an acre of land
In the village OF Newport, New Castle
County, Delaware, with a large fifteen
room brick mansiSn house, brick stabling.
frame carriage house and other out-buiId
ings, all IN thorough repair. A delightful
residence, and II needed would make an
excellen. boarding house. This was the
residence OF the deceased.
No. 2. A farm or tract OF about 2CS
acres OF land, situate In White Clay Creek
from Stanton to Christiana, IN miles from
Stanton, About $50 acres arabic, bal
ance woodland; soil Is a clay loan, good
for grain or truck. Improvements are a
large brick dwelling house, frame barn,
granary and other necessary buildings.
There are on the farm an apple orchard
and other fruit trees in healthy condition.
Nos. 5, 4, and consist OF about 3l8
acres, situated In New Castle hundred,
Delaware, about two miles from New port,
on the road to Christiana; 80 acres m arsh.
balance upland OF an excellent quality
aud In ahigh state OF Guilt vatien, adapted
are frame dwelling house, barn, granary
and other out buildings also with a good
tenant house, all In good order. There is
also on this form good apple orchard
with other fruits.
No. s. A farm or tract OF about I33x
acres of Ia d, situate In New Castle hui
dred, Delaware, about half mile from
Newport on the road to New Castle 30
acres are marsh, balance upland, soil a
dark sandy loan, admirably adapted to
trucking, grazing. or farming. No build
ings, but under good fencing.
NO. 7. A tract of 49 acres OF marsh land
of first quality, in New Castle hundred
Aforesaid, nd adjoining Newport, no
buildings.
No, s. A farm adjoining No. 7, consist
Ing of about l5Oh acres of strong grazing
land, part marsh, and part upland. I'M
provements are large brick and frame
dwelling house, nearly new, large double
decker barn, granary, ice house. aud other
buildints; also good tenant house, also
apple orchard.
These properties are located in one of the
very best farming regions of New Castle
county, convenient to the p. W. a. B. rail
| road, Delaware river. Christiana river, the
city OF VII mington, to churches. schools,
mills and excellent markets, and in a
nei .hborhood noted for its healthfulness
and excellei society: The soil is Iert / .
and remunerative aud under tire manat e.
ment of the late Lewis Weldin bee al .
celebrated as the best grs zing and farming
| lands In the com mmuniLy. Sales are made
| to close estate, and offer an admirable op-
portunity for pc sons desiring homes and
investment. Terms at sale. Further IN
formation may be had of the subscribers.
w. ATWOOD WELDIN,
Administrators OF Lewis Weldin decd
| Newport. Dd.
CHAs. B. LORE, trustee.
octls-tsw-wts. Wilmington. Del.
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En Telegraphic Summary

th,h-lndIa advance on Canda-
Lhllstan, is expected Immediate
|Slan of Turkey invokes the
N AighaniStan to come TO an
arrangement with England-
lliraSy refutes the charges OF
baa,t the Austrians forces in
tllsRothehills, tits said, have
n Egypt S30,O00,O00 to clear
tl1ag deb 1.-THE German.social-
tToitheir probable Suppression,
ithe meeting of other parties
eiAem TO be- dissolved likewise
te at the Trocadero Palace of the
kposluOn for the benefit of the
tyrTs III the United States realiz-
y francs-Senor Mendez VIgo
y Washington rs Spanish min
y Senior Mantilla be transferred
fantinOple.
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Locals.

pt a'e those liie-size Crayons tax
pNelly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf.
Your children TO Sutterly gallery
|oi picture, 3O4 Market street.
sug3o-tf.
PINE rain.
was some fighting at the Park
Puickstep Social Club, will give
al Sllyers building, tomorrow
a m' train to Philadelphia, is
rOmzed.
n9cTatie County Executive Com
lgll meeting yesterday after
IalS city
iaFhln's Senate will indulge in
practice at the Schuetzen Park
tine,day.
Gop of Chicago lake water the
~ "ctcetS ~ iOUU Insects.
sa Heller at the Opera House
IFaOaekers have completed their
lIAwARE GAZETTE for the pres
Z. a. u how ready.
Il SHUsTER, Of SO N. Eighth
te .ee phia, has in connection with
,,AlVwh Confectionery store es-
III "a thoroughly rsG-class Dining
|sn'',.tl nv vassuIes us that 1t will be mis-
|tSppiy Ills patrons with everything
& 6., he market affords, and at
@ VIII meet the views of all.
4 "a. r ehtlon Is given TO the serv-
g' Vystrs In good style. Don't
rs6 lumber, IS n. Eighth ST., be-
"''a' oct3-dl3t
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A Fast Young Mans Confession

Before the U. S. Court at Trenton, n
j., Daniel NJ. Dickerson, bank clerk,
charged with embezzling $4,000 from
the Manufacturers National Bank of
Newark, N. j., was placed on the stand,
when he admitted the crime. He said
he commenced by stealing 500 at first
from the bank and continued until he
took $1,000 at one time. He gave his ex-
perience of fast living, excessive drink
ing, &c. While doing so he showed
much levity, smiling at times, which
brought a reprimand from the District
Attorney.
Joseph L. Mertz, on trial for aiding
and abetting Dickerson, testified in his
own behalf. He admitted being boon
companion of Dickerson during the lat
ter's riotous living, having played faro
with him, &c. He denied knowing any
thing of the defalcation until the day be-
fore Dickerson absconded. He is still on
trial
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[ST EDITION..
c,L. TINE TABLE.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Iolnhia: 200, 5.44, 7.05, $40, 500,
ae' ~ q M; i237, 1910, 2.3o, 400,
"a "A n m. On sundays: 2.0s. o A,
NJ NJ. & 0J, 6 80, 8 46, p m.
Vork; 2O9, 544, a m, IL ~, IL ~,
~. IN Sundays: zoe a m.
more ~ re- and washington; 1851, ] Is,
M, % il 81, 70 50, 8 %. p m. Sundays
Deposit: b : 45s p m; no Sunday
! Castle. go, el5 a m;io5, 8 80 p
4 sunday train. ..
wsre r. r.: 916 a m; 1 05, 8 80
n sunday train.
O,oS,on l. Northern r. r.: 6 20 q
"a ia D m; no Sunday train.
waye Western r. r.: 10 20 a m;5 80
N sundays: 10 80 a m.
" arrive AT WILMINGTON.
NadaInn,a: :i2 "A, 8 "a, o 10 | 06 a m I;
- - IS, Il 81, s So, 4 81, 50l. 9 25,
~ il IS pm; on Sundays: II 43,
m, IS5, 10 %, II Top m.
Esw 70. (: %, = "a a nj; " "a " o.
S,nm. IN Sundays: IL 43, l Of
lIy,m5re 2Oi, 5 40, Q II, a m; i2 27 ,
%, . 36 p M; on Sundays: 2 Oh a IN
s,nniington: 2Oi a m 1921, 1898,
Rsipm; on Sundays: 2 "a a m; 0 40
/, Deposit: 800 a m no Sunday
Nv Castle, $50 an IL 10 m;
Ent0; 40 Sunday trains.
ksiagare X. r.. $50 IL 10 a IN
M. no sunday trains.
,roinplOn 4 Northern X. r.: 8 05,
m.; 5jp m, no sunday trains.
sware Western X. r.: 7 So a m
M on SUNDAYS: 6 30 " IN.
toR yILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.-
mad street and Washington ave-
ig, 100, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 80. 3 80.
5. 6i5, 8 IS, II 80 p IN; on sun
sam, i ~, 9 As, II 80, p m.
nv. second and Market Streets
II m, u Is, 8 55, 8 so, II 80 p M
niays, 9 30. IL 80 . m.
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~ HERlFF'5 SALE
y By virtue OF "a writ of Venditioni Ex-
Public Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 shipley st i,
Kept by John ]. Dou.her in the City
OF wilmington. New Castle County, L ela
ware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 23RD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
at2o'clook. P, M,
the following described Real Estate, w:
All that certain Farm or tract OF land
situate In New Castle hundred. bounded
and described as follows, to wit;
No, 2. Beginning at a stone, corner for
land OF the heirs OF Francis Cam, deceas-
ed, tnence with the line of said lands south
SO degrees and 20 minutes east 1866 g. 100
perches to the centre of a ditch, thence
with the centre of said ditch south 40 de-
grees and Is minutes west 10 47-l0O perches'
Ihence souih ~ degrees and as minutes
west l6 4-l0 perch s, thence south 75 de-
grees 45 minutes east 100 1-15OO perches to
| stake in the bank OF the delaware River
corner for the lands of #. Cam, deceased.
thence with The Delaware River 90 perches
to stake in the bank OF the same. corner
for the lands of Benz. Elliott, thence with
the centre of a ditch and with land of
Benz. Elliott north 7S degrees west 81 Clio
perches 10 tree. corner for land of Benz,
! Elliott, thence north ~ degrees and is
minutes west 20 Clio percheS, corner for
lands OF Benz. Elliott, thence with the side
OF a lane north 30 degrees and 40 minutes
| west u TS-l00 perohes 10 a stake in the CEN
tire of road, corner for land Of VIM. H,
Lambson, thence with the said road and
Lambson's land south 81 degrees west 12I
4-lO perches to a stake In centre of Lamb
sons land, a corner for other land of the
late James LeFeyre. dece ased, thence wi b
the line Of said lands of the late James
LeFevre, and north two degrees and thirty
minutes west AZ 54-10y perches to a STAKE,
corner for lands of the heirs of Francis
Cam, deceased, thence with said lands
north 10 d grees and 80 minutes east So 1-lO
perches TO stone, the place OF beginning,
containing one hundi ed and twenty-one
and four tentus acres, be the same more
or less, with q two and q half storied
Brick House and Brick Barn. and other
buildings thereon erected.
Seized 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 GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff g Office, New Castle, Octoser 3.
1910 Oct5-ts
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=, me Last Payment.

I,,neas n,easurer Vincent, has made the
Sn,,' elll 70 the contractors of the
~ |n !. so Reservoir. The amount
4 ,bs eiIvoo' ! ihe contractors have
,I' heServoir over to the water
'''''e'' and has been accepted by
|N'VOOon the job. ' '"''
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DIED,

FRANCIS.-In this city, on the 18th inst
E. b. FRANCIS, aged 46 years.
The lrien Is and relatives of the family
are respectfully invited to atleni mis- f1ne-
raj from hi late residence, N. f. corner
Second and Orange streets, on sunday,
Goth inst, at 8 o'clock. Interment at Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
MOUSLEY.-On the l6 h inst, Mrs. Mary
M@usley in the 18th year of her age,
widow OF the late VIM. NJ usey.
Her friends and those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her son, VIM. II.
Mousley In Brandywine hundred ,on Sun
day next, at 10 O'Clock, a. M. Interment
st Bethel NJ. r cemetery.
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EdisOn,s Electric Light Com
Dany.

NEW YORK, October II THE Electr
+. hit Company as cen 70, msd W tn q
Ipltal OF 100000, to produce light, hei t
aad power by electricity. The iDcorpor-
ators ale Tracy r. Edison, James Ii.
Banker, Norvin Green, Robt. L. Cutting,
Jr., Grosvenar Ii. Lowry, Robert M.
Galloway, Egesto b. Fabbray, George X.
Kent, Geo. w. Soren, Chsrl,s F. stone,
WIN. G. Miller, Thomas A. Edison aDk
George g. e. Hamlin.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
Arrest of a Suspended Banker,

John +. Haar, Of The suspended bank
ing hou-e of Haar &, Co., New York,
was arrested Tuesday fternoon at the
instance of Belden & Co, brokers, on a
charge OF wrongful con' ction of person
81 property. Tie suspended bankers, on
the other hand, charge their failure to re-
pudiation oil their contr Its by Belden &
Co. 1t is stated that Ha.r X Co.'S over
draft on the City Bank is S46, 900, which
is, however, secured by bank securities
sufficient to satisfy it.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
CHICK EMS.

Why Is raising chickens the most profit
able business. Ans. Because for every
kernel they give peck.
Well, the reason why the Blanchard
Blood and Nerve Food builds up the Brain
nd Nervous system so rapidly is because
every quart there is concentrated q
shel of wheat
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
D'serderly Conduct.

in iba olne past the people re-
son ,tr' rne vicinity OF Second and
Esorlar.'.S have been aunoyed by
N l.an;,'1'Iih 1Ihu1ct of a boy named
! G!OIa"ut= =h. Yesterday AFTERNOON
4 ahsarin@' Ia succeeded in capturing
lONs, was sentenced to pay $5
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18
dicar,ons for To-day.

Ee England, Middle atlantic and
Monte States, Increasing cloudiness
/ va-m southwesterly, Ueerinq TO
Lrsads, jollowed by rising bdrom-
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PRICE ONE CEN T

CHERIFF'S SALE,
~ BY virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias
70 me directed, will be exposed to Pnbiic
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l shipley ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city
OF wilmington, New Castle County. Del
SATURDAY,
THE End DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1873,
AZ O'Clock, p. M, the following de-
scri6ed real estate. viz =
All mat certain lot or piece OF land Sit
ate In the city. of Wilmington aforesaid,
ana having thereon erected brick mo-
rocco factory, and bounded and descrI bed
as follows, 10 wit: BEGINNING at stake
on the northerly side of + ifth streets, be-
tween spruce and Church street, at the
distance OF eighty-one feet four inches
from the easterly side Of Spruce street and
on the easterly side OF a three feet wide
alley leading into Fifth steet, thence east
erly along the said side Of Fifth street ITO
teet to line of land now or formerly of
- Askew, thence northerly partly
along line OF said land and partly by a
line OF land now or late OF Robert K. Por-
Ter, and parallel TO Spruce street, 148 feet
10 the southerly side of Bradford street, at
80 ieet wide; thence westerly along said
side OF Bradford street and parallel tn
Filth street ITO feet to a line of other land
now or late OF said Porter; thence south
erly and parallel to Spruce street. partly
along line OF said Porter's other land
and parity along the easterly side of the
said, above mentioned, three feet wide
alley, l4s feet to the aforesaid side of Fifth
street and place of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF John G.. Baker and Mary Ana
Baker, his wife. mortgagors, ana the John
u. Baker Morocco Gather Manufacturing
Company, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, Oct l7th
1873. octlS-3taw-ts
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ACANCY FILLED.

|aiyc Cas,,,,ttlh 1'''s ofthe Democratic County
|c4 Nj. JF,illalt(ee, Frna held yesterday al
Aayer Of iLe Iea, W. lIeiss, was elected
by cau.r1 .'II IT, COMMITTEES, to fill the
''S' by the death of John H. II.
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ateljr"' ing this EVENING.

tISa ,S vii i i be sng 6eiy city Democratic As
Si%, as, j. 5hs s'I% %ssnisnfsy thi fysHns Hnss 4
renmngtonrng ky win be addressed by
The daily gazette., 1878-10-18

A 4AGNIION 0Uour ELLUW Sine
"A members of American Star Lodge,
No. ), and Harmony Lod .e, No. 5, A.
of g. F., are respectful ly requested to
meet at Goodfellow's Hall, 6O3x Market
street, on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 90
1878, at 9 O'Clock, for he purpose OF attend
ing Divine fe vice at Asbuy NJ. (. Church
Rev. j. A. b. nilson, Pastor.
e G GRIFFIN.
octlS-2t* Chairman OF Committee.
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sutterly, 500 Ma ket street, copies old
pictures 10 any size. aug3O-tf.
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b. u lnSures so,-. --
IN "A .n cute their cnt, safety, and all cautious
P''yrup d cts S0'uS with DR.. Bulls
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NEW ADVEkrIS EMS.
DIVIDhND.

DIVIDEND
ARTIzAN's SAVINGS BAEK,}
October 10, 1878:
The managers have this day declared a
dividend for the last SIX months, at the
rate of per cent. per anuum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-24
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST SgYTENfAX-Services on the 2d
and 18th Sabbaths of each month, morning
and evening. Rev. DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 90
clock. h. Gilmore, Superintendent.
polNT PLEASANT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCn.
w. T.. Hill, Pastor. Preaching LIST and
81 Sabbaths, morning and night. Bible
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday ev-
ening Sabbath School, Sunday morning.
M. II. Hale, Superintendent.
Protestant ErIscopAL CHuRCH-Rcv. I.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services as follows: At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every Sun,
dny morning at l0l O'Clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, at 81 o'clock, except the Sd Sun
duy in each month. Sunday School at 8
o'clock. 4. Stribling, Sup't. Nestry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday III cv-
ery month. Services at Bruce'S Chapel on
the I'd Sunday at l0l A. NJ, Mason City
on the Sd Sunday at 81 p. NJ. West Col
umbia the I'd Sunday ut 6l p. NJ.
VI. l.. CuURcn-Scrviccs on tine LIST and
Sd Sabbaths OF each month, at 10! \. NJ,
and u z. NJ, during Summer Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. +. y.
Trippctt, Pastor. Sabbath schoolevery sun
day morning at 8 o'clock. d. 5. Snyder,
Superintendent
NJ. L. CnuRcH, SoUTII-Serv!ces on the
4th Sabbath OF each month. Rev;
Robinson Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at o'clock. Robert ).
Bclel, Superintendent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-24
GroundIess OBJECTIONS.

Some having tried "put up" modi-
cines without obtaining the relief
promised, indiscriminately condemn
them. Is this fair? Suppose judge
should argue that because the last
three prisoners hadbeen found guilty,
he should condemn the fourth with.
out trial, Is not such reasoning alb
surd? And yet are not those who
condemn all medicines, because they
have been deceived in one or two,
equally as unjust? The family med
icines manufactured by R. V, Pierce,
NJ. D., Buffalo, y, Y, are the purest
and best in the market. His Gold
en- Medical Discovery has, for many
years, been the standard remedy in
all affections of the liver, stomach.
and blood, and when used in conncc-
tion with DR.. sage's Catarrh remedy
effects q speedy cure of catarrh.-
While his Fayorite Prescription is
the only remedy offered, deserving of
confidence, for the cure Of those dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar to wo-
men. Are you skeptical concerning
its power to curo2 If SO, address any
of the following named ladies:
Mrs. Francis Huswick, Versailles,
Ohio; Mrs, Leroy Putnam, North
Wharton, Pa. Mrs. Mary 4. Hupolt,
Edna; No; Mrs Mary A. Ffisbie,
Lehman, Pa; Mrs. D. L. Gill, Chilli.
cothe, Ohio; Mrs. Harriet E. Malony,
West Springfield, Pa; Mrs. R. Hiatt,
Emporia, Kan; Miss Louise Pratt,
Dodgcvillc, Mass; Mrs. l.. A. Dos
hield, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. c. Allison,
Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. j. n. Vernon, St.
Thomas, Ont; Mrs. S. c. Moran, 253
North Howard Street, Baltimore,
Nd; Mrs. Lucy Caliman, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Mrs. Nancy McNought, JefFer-
son, Iowa; Mrs. L. G. stcmrod,
Friendship, N, Y; Miss Ellen Cady,
Westfeld, N. Y; Mrs. Anthony
Amann, Verona, N. Y; Mrs. B. n.
Rocks, Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. F.
II. Webb, Watortown, N, Y. Hun
dreds of references can be given at
DR.. Pierce's office. Call on your
druggist for Pierce's Memorandum
Book.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-24
Art ofTalking.

I
The man who is continually tall
ing seIdom.says anything of-ihpors
tance;rnore than half the time he
Italhs bscaple,le Mes the sse.3 80
his Ohm voice, aud his ssSpa nc
superficial anaysIlncless ~
The reserysdman pn thscbHl
finds itsdiiiicolt 90 give ute
histhaaghts which move forward ~
the portlas Of his mouth in spoli3
crowds THAT they, in fact bleck;it
up, Whepeyer you meet q Wan ".
this, md give him time, aadd 'not
mis- ke his tardiness for ignorapse
or imbeoility of flniatl u aipSs
cases out. Of ten le has lived in soli-
fpds, apdE because he has not heil
"a hitaa - 'Ye ,iis
tongue Crews, 50 fustS thai " lisil he
does venture into society, no one
Vill wait tin he is drawn out, and
thercfore his reserve continues TO in-
crease, Do not contemptdously turn
your BACK upon him, but listen, and
he win, in all likelihood, repay. your
civility with interest. The man
who talks but little generally has
something to say when he does speak,
his ideas have been polished by the
observation of years, and sink forci.
bly, into the minds of his hearers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-24
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-HoN. JOS. SMITH
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. B. WAGGESER.
Deputy-lAMEs II. Holloway,
Clerk County Court-E. KMBERLGNG.
Deputy--JosEPH II. HoLLowAY.
President County Court-D. S. Van MA
TIRE.
Prosecuting Attorney--G. p. SIMPSON.
Sherli-DAvID 5. STEVENSON.
Deputies-,I. p. X. B. SMlrH,.J j. JEwErT
S.W. SoMERtILLE, Henry FEY, JOSEPH n
DAIGm, w. y. SoMERyILLE.
1ailor-J. JEwETr.
Surveyor of Lands-Tnos j. ROBERTS. .
Assessor Dist. No l--JAs. w. WINDOW.
Assessor Dist No. 2--E. L. BAKER.
Sup't Public Schools-CnAs. l.. Hodo.