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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

RAsr-Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfsld on Wednesday Of each wesk.
WEsr--Leavss Woodsaeld on Wednesday
aud Saturday OF each week.
soUTH-Leavss WoodsGsld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week. = = -
NoRrH-Dsilr mail each way from Woods
Geld to Bsrnesville. }-.t
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PARDoN q LIN,lARD A young maj

PARDON OF LINARD A young mar
named Linard, of Wayne township, sen
fenced to the penitentiary several years
ago for stealing ahorse from Townsend
Barnes, has been pardoned by Governor
Bishop, through the efforts of Represen
tative Harvey Danford. Linard was not
regarded as quite eompos mentis, and II
the opinion Of many should not have
been punished with i've years sentence
The pardon is generally approved by thu
people in the neighborhood where th'
horse was stolen He has returned tt
his home in Wayne township = Enter
prise.
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Noble County Republican.

y :
Miss Amelia Neuhart. and Miss Minnie
Poggenhurg, OF Woodsfeld, Ohio, were
visiting relatives and friends OF this place
last week: the guests of Mrs. Daniel
Neuhart, You'd better keep a lookin
out, you 'tother Waller boy at Woods
field: one of our compositors makes q
few "feeble remarks occasionally.
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E<A hill waa iptr

, ETA bill was introduced into the
United, States Senate last week which
provides that every person who plants,
protects and keeps in q healthy, grow
ing condition for ten years, ten acres OF
timber, the trees thereon not being more
than four teet apart each way, on any
quarter section of public lands. shall be
entitled to apatentfor quarter section
This will prove of great and lasting ad.
vantage toymapy industrious individuals,
as well as to the whole region of coun-
try 80 planted. -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Garden Seeds s cents per psper
SCHUMACHER'S.

Just opened fresh stock Of Shoes
Gents Calf Boots, Ready Made clothing
for Gents, at the lowest cash prices
Come and look. then buy.
= 6 MORRIS b ARMSTRONG ?
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Ass1esEE's SorlcB.

NOTICE |, hereby given that the undsrsisaa
IN ed was, on the | lth dav Of MArch,s Is1s.
duly appointed and qualified by the Probste
Court of Monroe county, Ohio, ne Assignee Of
Paul Rist,. OF BarssTille. Monroe County Ohio:
Creditor. OF said Rist are notified 70 present
their clsims " the undersigned within sds
months for allowance or rejection. 8 ls..s
THOMAS g. ALLET,
srrs,Tsws. p + Asstssss
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RIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. % TERMS One year Sl So;
months rs cents. Office. North Of The
M6nraeIBank, -rET4s- Ky c3sI = RI:
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belmont Chronicle, 4th inst.)

James N Kennon, son of Newell Ken.
non, OF Fairview, died on Monday even.
ing OF last week. aged about 35 years.
Deceased was q man Of fne intellect, but
very erratic aud addicted to opium eat
ing. Several years since he killed mau
named Sipe, the proprietor Of hotel In
Cambridge, and he was triedfor murder
in our Common Pleas, whence the case
was transferred. He was defended by
Judge Thurman, Col Joseph Taylor and
Hon, L Danford and acquitted.
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EEThe. reportA : Of crop prospects
from oil sections Of this county, sare
very favorable. The wheat never gave
fairer promise at this season. Before
the recent ,'polar wave the prospects
for, all kinds Of fruit were also very
good, but thesfrost has probably cooked
sheiaendef varieties. aiAssa '1sfH ..
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l. 2. . 4 r = q
EThe following is'a list of Super.
visors elected in the different Road Dis.
tricts in this, Center, township:ps szx1.
No l. Jacob Stempert; 2, John j
Long 8, Robert Smith; 4, Peter Refs.
beck; $, William Diehls; s. Jos. Nallya'
Z, Fritz Ricer; 8, James Uphold; 9
Lewis Brown; 10, William D Griffith
IL, John Norris (of Rober); IL, Geo
Hpbers,l3, A; A. Walters; Ia, John D
Morris; Is, Benjamin c. Coats; l6, Jert
Agin.
In the 7th District JOHN KETTLE re
ceived Is votes and JOHN r NORRIS Il
votesa that number being more voters
tAan' 'rssideiin she dbtriet, the Trustss'
Set the election aside and appointed
Fritz RICER.
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wThe most important question for
ayoang lady. to ssk when a man pops
tha,apestion is. no YOU. take neTspa.
per isud pay for it ara Always hase's
dish Of hot water handy in.tcase he says
nos butt he says yes.pin him-he's youl
man, by all means. .Fs4ag edi J" sslfs adi
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belmont Chronicle, 4th inst J

The estate OF the late VIM Booker
whose death We chronicled last week. |,
is said amounts to about $3.50, 900. There
are eight heirs, one of whom is Mrs
Tallman the wife Of Capt Peter Tallman
OF this place Mrs. T. accompanied BY
her son Jas. F. Tallman, left for Hanni
bal, No, yesterday. Tf EE4I
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7 MT ~ rgff
IN pursuance Of an order of the Probais !,
y Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, WIN Offer ],
for sale, at public auction, on, -, .aes, -.
Hsdassaay, the StA day;pf Nag, 1873, :,
at o'clock p. M, upon the uremisss, the
following described real estate, situate in ths
tswn OF Batasvitls, In said Monroe eeanty,.
TO wit; n.'" 711 q alit4s"i a';a4H frpt
Lot nambsr sgh., In the plss Of seesion .
twenty four, In township one OF range stkrss.sl
containing one .srs and fsrsy PsrsAss, more
Or less. as
appraised At sS0e9. 80 ssA5 p.
Tssas o. sAks-S5ag sAsh In hand, and the
residue in four months, with intsrsss, 70 b. 9
secured to the sasisfsdsiou of the "a isrx
signed. ssaa T.,G.. ALLEN.aI
rcd YIgss tn4. Assignee Of Paul Est.
aprils, ,'7tv4. ,a.t -
Askrss y MAILosr. Att'ys. -
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EFwe are glad to hear that John
Schreiner, Esq, OF, Middleport, who
has been critically i'll again Of a spinal
affliction, is better. he IS at Cincinnati
under tbelcare aos skillfnj phs siciaus -
A theirs Jopyte2
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COMMISSIONERS.

"a En-. SPIRIT. Announce DAVID LENrz,
of Perry township. as candidate for renomi.
nation to the, office of County Commissioner
subject TO the decision ofthe Democratic Couh'
ty Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS. i
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chicago.

April5-Flour 4 0Oa7 90; Wheat !
llal 13; Corn 4la4sc: Oats 23as7c
Rye SOC; Barley 45c. v1sva ~ ssa
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INFyRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SpIRIf; Please announce ROBERT
McCAMMoy, Of Center township, as a oandi-
date for denomination to tho Office of Infmsry
DirectoY subiect to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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! EEWe viii open this week bran new
Prints. Muslins, Cottonades, Jeans DE.
Suitable for the season at low prices.
MORRIS q ARMSTRONG.
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CincInnaii-April 5-Hogs-In.
active and lower; common SO 20a3 45;
light SO 50a3 rs; packing 80 6oa3 so;
butchers 80 S5a3 80. 10 f...t ..fe
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st. LOuis-April 5-Hogs-Firm
and active; light shipping to good Yor-
kers SO 25a3 As; packing IS 30s3 80;
butchers to select hesvy 80 45ss 15
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EIf you want posters, bill heads,
letter beads. business or visiting cards,
| plain or fancy. Or any other kind OF COB
work, call at The SPIRIT Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-09
isARhIFE's aALR,i 4
Peter fspkhssssr u n
- SssNASsA 49, y
ie.E .os rs ssa | ssaS ~. Z
TAs s.rdis x.nutsosuriss Osspeay..

ths DAtos AtnutsesoKte4 Ve0kSHy-@f
DY virtue " certain alias order n sa2s fss
ID saed frors the oodrt Of common pleas vifk&
aud for the county cf Monros. and Sssss 4
Ohio, In caso pending In said court bstsssa
the aboto named parties. and TO mo dirssss3. 4
will offer for sale at public auction a. the s>es
door of the court house In Woodxdeld. O
Satsddy, Che IIth day g Nay, 1874
between the hours Of 10 o'clock n. Aad {
o'clock .. m Of said day the following dsssrlbsA
real estats. situate in Hoasos county. oAis. "
wiz - Na;e I'D sfA54 s6S -
Lots numb = eleven. twelve. sishtssn, ,tvssk
SIX, and twenty y-hvs feet OF the wsai stas st
lot number seventeen q laid down sn thu plst
Of the town Of Sardisf oiia 9I nTa = 81
Said property y srdarsd - - sslA b ~
praised as follows ss q 81 s s ~ g.,,E
Lo, number IS ~ es0oA Is -
do i Soss hoo M isf
- feet Of the west 40 a,g, ID .5i...f.
Of lot No n ~ l0A ,s,.y.a =,
fot number IL At l5&
do iSss 7afa t3A ssnssAs ~.
And.may sell for two-shirds OF ssid syyu11s'
ment Terms Of ssle, fys hundred dollsa. -
day sf sale and balance en- ssndrmAtioa.
- .sa G wH RHAD
sprilg, Taw5 shssiR NJ q ..
| 1ssrAa = XAsnsay. ASSys
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-09

Clark Wortbington, living near Will
minglon, attempted suicide on the s26,h
ult., nv cutting his throa, With an Az He
Wilde. s.e MsEI2ggg
4Fss. tsssegg Fr-E 1se
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty. Penn.-April
5.-Cattle-There was n market.
. Hogs-Yorkers S3 S0a4 90. Phila
delphias "a 10a4 % a.9et
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" ooooosaeld "a 4 stockNiarket.

April S-Cattle 2ta31 per pound
Sheep 4io per pound. Hogs Be pei
pound. 2-Ia1. org 'e'r'hizi SS4a1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-09

s~J4s F. JoxEs delivered Q strong
lecture on the subject Of Temperance, AZ
Williamsburg, March ), s0th.-Noble
Co. R<publican. EsTis s. ssss tisY2
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New York.

April 5-Flour ooa7 IS; wheat
22al A.; Corn 45a6oc; Oats s4aSsc
Rye 73c; Barley 70c. s7. B. r.
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Mayor-JoHN W. DoHERTr,
Recorder-GEo. P DoRR.
Treasurer-FRITz REEF.
Marshal--ALLEN AKERs

Council--FRED SroEHR, j. P. SpR1ees
g land P. SeHUnAcnER, JR
The vote for Mayor stood DoHERrl
IS, n R MAsox So. Both candidates
are Murphies, but q number of Demo.
ctats voted against MASON because ol
his jealous labors in the cause; and g
number Of Republicans, who have been
working with him and endorsing his &C.
ton, voted against hius -
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TsesAay. ApriI .. 1873!
n. g. WEST, TT Local Local Editor Sh@l

NFttriNA III
sS,tosrs--Easter, Sunday the, alst inst.
Cold closed in New York On the 9th
inst, stsl,00s. - salbGys aas sas,r /. !
AJoHs TUBAueH, Of Lee township, has
located in Iowa. "a sTsvstT $50 bea
Wool is selling at 10 cents per pound
In jefferson county.
D. j. SPEAR, Of Barnesville, has open
ed hotel In Columbus z ; , p
Isaac BARSHARpr. Of Guernsey coun.
", visited our town last week.
W iT.HuRD, Esq, was elected Mayor
Of Clsrington on the .lst inst Il a
Clean up your front yard, put your
gate on it's hinges and spruce up a little
Pomona Grange meeting at orrs
school House on Saturday the et 18th, !,
inst.,lytss, s4sys lsssg srt ssse sEa2n
Surface indications point to . grand
is,1..N .. mood.eald boforo another
Vet -
~ o,. .,o ,on,a.
- ...,.,. coo.e : e.as mea.. :
- 0o'n'' a,TfT
afe "sn' .,
MT. p. .:;.;,;s. 0asa,, ,nisas. = = ,his eann,~
aS TTsS!s Tfi1H
'As' w."
sWtsS p..s .ss s,.,s;s. ~ rr,s.
oa' ss1ss. 49, o., e,,aY
80, :.
0S'SIoA. ,ssors'y z = y 49, fFN
W. cor na -, =, .,,,,m6s
ava
hEN.Alls sos1as' s'.. 0o,D,sa a,oo,.a an San.. =
9sso's ~, - :. ''srs
o'
ysSl aCS5II ns..s nSss
very wen 'n''fonsio,' spsp SoA ..o1as '''.
,.. :, ~.
~ : = : ANs' :. suSsss ~ !.
,o.,,s c,nna'' mea,sai as,a .oasse' nA' '0''''A
''as''""s s'i'' so11s ~. :,
A furnace 70 neat tne lnnrmary pull
O'ng anu .ooA.as .'..4s,.. Aa"se a'e oA''' ,,
neeasu =. =. '''a' 'ns'''u''ou, =
JOIN W RorHy resident OF ow'tzer'
land township, tnis county, 'oleo Oh lung
iever '0s m0iu'ns " 'us 4Hs''''',
CAsfFR fockEi and s1esEPH ,nopfE
Sereleiected Directors ol cadals scnooi
district Tor ) years eacn' on the is'
-,
uspsy us',a ~ sas
~ -, - -.
s' A1
srLs...,,.. s,.a.,,.. - ra,,,rs,, 81
.ras. !. 49,, .ha 1s,h ;n.. a. n.
sns;,os,. aa,e.s = rsrs;va 49, n,.nra hooks
and Instructions, J. $. s. .,s.s s,g,
1,ss Z s - 8 ..sM 80 =. ;. ;
The man who is always Dragging that
nj. eise alSorth bal ts3asioht in pold al.
-. -. hsr 3. ,,,,,, ~ - tbe n;ob, for
smedicine forrbe children.
ar s 80. -; "a ,.h;ah s, sa
=,
ran,;ros b;, 70 ro,ur,
~ " : .s1
70 tue Assessor apos ior 'a1a'lon. a'i - s,gss
A proposition submitted 10 the eiec-
tore OF Beallssille corporation TO pur-
ch.ao land ff,s \ 7f,amaterv was defeated
si,s ys. sak Al
oy = large malotisy W tne is' inss'
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R E I N Re R ]
E Keeps Bread, Cakes. Chow Chow,
l Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,C-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, !
II Sardines, Mustard q other articles I
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales 4 small profits. ]
B + l N H = = ]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

sr Announcing ths .sas.es q eards-
da.ess3 each. Hekets ~ sPey. t@Aorsand' @
payable inadsance.
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I'm SprR,r. Anpouoce JACOB DRUM,

Of Perry township; DIS a candidate for uonins-
tion to the office Of Infrmary Director; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County ON,
vAnttor, = MANY pENocRATa
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Bonds were quoted in the New

Election for Justices of the Peace.
The following named persons we're
elected Justices OF the Peace on the lst
mat - u L -...--t--. - -
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@The following ticket was elected
in Woods6eld Corporation on the 1st
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CtncInnau

r}' April 5--Flour a 20a6 so; Wheat
l5al 20. Corn 40a4lc; $40 Oats 29a39e
Rye 60a62c; Barley SOC. "e
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ITEMS.

RECRUITING for the British army is
the order now in England.
CAMpBELL's Station, Guernsey county,
has been changed to Lore City,
A DEMOCRATIC Trustee and Constable
elected in Cambridge, Guernsey county,
Progress. .% &s & Il
THE Democrats elected their entire
city ticket in Columbus, with but one
exception.
THE elections throughout the State
show local Democratic gains In about
fodr.ftths OF the townships. e : 81 '-''''
Two Englishmef arcsin Chicago for
the purpose Of buying 1000 horses to
be shipped to Eugland ~ t-s'f5' ~
The, Republicans elected their State
ticket in Rhode Island on the 1st. Car.
ry the NEWS to HAYES! ,i#
THoMAs BRIsTER, a coal minor in Sull-
ivan's mines near Bellaire, was killed on
the ID inst, by a.large rock falling upon
him.
H. M. DAWES, Republican, is Mayor
of St. ClairsvHIe by a fmajority Of 8
Votes. NJ. RlLRY, Democrat, was Ills
opponent. 8.
| GENERAL FIELD, Of Georgia, has been
nominated by the Democrats for Door
keeper offthe House sof Representatives
at Washington. lsR - : ~
| HAYES nominations are, almost daily,
knocked end-ways BY the Republican
majority. They hit him as hard spd
often as they did ANDY rJoHNsoN.
| Coz Polk, Doorkeeper of the House
lof Representatives at Washington, was
Ilegislated out of the position on the
18th inst, by resolution temporarily
abolishing the Office.
OuR DemocraticL Legislators have caus.
ed number Of Republicans, who held
positions in State institutions. to enter
tain very poor opinions Of their abilities
to legislate successfully for the benefit
|of the Republican party.
| HoRkcE .GRsELy said:. "There. are
enough Republicans for one party, but
not enough for two" That is the only
consolation Republican has nowadays
when part of his party votes for a
Democrat and defeats Republican nom
inee.
PRosEcUrINe-Arr'r WILEr, of Wetsel
county, has written letter to Attorney
General ROBERT WHlrE, In which, he
states that the matter Of lynching WAL
LACE is being thoroughly investigated,
and due report will soon be made
Waeeling Register
BELLA1Rs parties have taken $500 Of
the loan offered by the Bellaire and
oou'a~es'e'nn q NJ oo' anu 'nere =, y
now fair7prospect that more, will be
taken. Cheering word comes from Arm.
strong's, Beallsville, and Woodsield.
/ A. Il Al l. 1t: H.,
az 'ne'e po,n'0 WIG 'oan 0s'ns ''p''., -
-" ~. ~as n, e.,o,.a a.
- ~ .on;.~ ~sa.... sp.,,. IL.
-,
! il Ah nepuo'ioau oenaso's ue'u Sa'
~ " 'e e S
IT Wna' oputss " ps'eue 'u"a' nA'
aominls.ra'ion ine W. ne'a'@ say'
oi IT. ~ was counoil u pon'loa
physicians resulting IN u'saeteemen' ~
70 rsme0aes eoniy 'ps io'e'
is tae despera'e conqition oi sae pa'len'
IL reacnea lo eonslns'ou = ~ 6ne.ue'
1 DIR HAYES shall be dismissed or retain
ed, much less as to any course OF treat
ment yhich ought to be adopted, eithel
conjoinay with him or IN spite Of BIN
The party has lost its grip of the situa
ltion. It drifts in the waves like shiE
v;,bou, . r,5aer v ;
80.
| SATURDAY heo'e~ -"rrince btsMARci
is entirely alone in Germany. not only
4 from intellectual superiority and tn,
1eminenee Il an axcentionaI lrositiion
4
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"QUERr: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can, buv Mar.
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina, at
the same price" Dec. 4, 77-r.
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REPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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GARDEN SEEDS

Ofall kinds for sale By Mrs. NJ. AWAY.
MrThe Best so Cent Tea
can be found at P. SCHUMA-
CHEFS. A. > = - g Z
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~ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery OF all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders. from a distance will receive
prompt attention. IS
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25
As THE
Holidays Approach

eVery father who loves his,
boys---eVery father who has
no boys---eVery young man
who is not a father---in fact
every man and boy, be he
rich or poor, high or low,
tall or short, fat or lean, all
who have not been, and all
who have been should 60 a.
gain to
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01
General News.

The English yacht Oneale, twenty
days from Campbe ltown, Scotland, ar
rived at New York yesterday. She be-
longs to the Royal st. George Yacht
Club of Kingstown.
The Rhode Island Legislature ad-
journed yesterday to meet June IL. The
House concurred in the Senate resolu-
tons deprecating the Potter investiga-
tion and efforts to uDssttle the Presi-
dents title by vote of AZ to 10.
On Wednesday evening near Wer.s.
vile, Bucks county Pa, Benz. Peterson,
colored, in fit of jealousy, shot his
wife and Peter Nixon, in whose house
she was staying, and then stuck a
knife blade through his own windpipe.
Baron Ungren Sternberg and eleven
men of the Russian navy, arrived at
Philadelphia last night. Charles Won
Kusserolos, a Russian naval officer from
Washington, also arrived. Lieut.. Festig
of the English navy, is also in town and
puts up vt the same hotel, the Continen-
tai.
At Springfield, Mo-, Wednesday night
Mrs. Thompson, a widow, about so years
old, highly connected and respected
killed her daughter Nettie, about II
years old, with razor, while sleeping in
bed ,and then cut her own throat. Tenn;
porary insanity, occasioned by sickness
is assigned for the act.
The friends OF Rev. Frank L. Smith
the Plymouth Bethel pastor in Brooklyn
New York, have retained Austin Abbote
and other counsel for his thorough vindi.
cation from the charges recently publish.
ed concerning him, the facts of which
they state, have been carefully investi.
gated and found to be wholly false.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01
-iage, and the proposal had been accept.

mage, and the proposal had been accept.
ed.
William Morgan and the lady's has
band were introduced A friendship
sprang up then and there, and in a few
days profitable position was rendered
M organ In the employment of the latter.
Eventually an act of the Legislature for
malfeasance of the intent and purpose
for those In charge was procured through
the influence Of NJ organs benefactor and
1t reverted again to its natural owner.
soon after the State purchased it for
nearly its full value.
William Morgan once more walked
erect among his fellow mortals, and
though he has lost his desire to be Of use
to the needy, he no longer trusts his
means to others, but acts ~ his own
agent. and performs himself in person
his many deeds Of beneyolence.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01
=, and Cosnneressi'

wl.nse5'ess,:, psl:' }nns }Iann,snss .s'i By
L.er' s!%cf so, Clayton House 9Ula.I' Building
mipgton, ~ Rei31 QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01

Mrs. Kate Waddsll, who was confined
in our Jail some weeks last fall on sus-
picion of being implicatedin in the Fitz-
farrell murder, says the Easton Ledger,
died at Church creek, Dorchester county,
on the 18th instant Of consumption.
During the sickness she made 40 allus-
ion to the chargesa galnst her, and the
probability is that she was entirely inno-
cent of any knowledge of the atrocious
murder,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY CoLOGNEs, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride Of Key
West or GreIley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAvoRING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Ma rket.
-" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice Goods Accuracy in dispensing and
Reasonable Prices.
PRESCRIPTION STORE
ap12tf Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1878-06-01

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
""'''"'' '' Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
H. II. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For mending broken China, Marble or
"'' ''' ' Z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle brushes they
mpart a cooling and refreshing sensation
the scalp. For sale by
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In xlb, klb., Klb. and ID. jers, is sold
"A0's'"'e anu fe'A JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
fee, but is considered by those who have
used 1t 10 have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received; Sold whole
sale and retail. by q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
HubbalPs Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food,
may be had fresh, of
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
sale and retail, by q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
q. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.