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The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
New Castle County
r. MI
At Public Sal

The undersigned, a committee of the
Trustees OF the Poor of New Castle ycoun-
ty, will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
hotel Kept by VIM. II. Doble, at Hare's
Corner, near the premises, on HURS-
LAY, December 18th, 1878, at IL O'Clock
(noonl. All that valuable farm known as
the "Hare's Corner Farm" belonging to
dred, New Castle County, Del on the
Public Road leading from Hare's Corner
to Chrlstiana. and also on the state load
leading to Dover; being five miles from
the City of Wilmington, one mile from
the city of New Cas- lie, and five minutes
walk from state Road Station, on Della
ware II. r.
The farm contains about 1888 acres
about 80 acres OF which is valuable wood
land. All the residue Is improved anu
productive land, divided into convenient
fields, well fenced ana watered. and has
recently been we'll lined.
The Improvements are frame man.
sion house, large barn, two ter ant houses,
granary and other out-buildings, all in
good repair. There is also a good apple
orchard on the premises.
Persons wishing to view The premises
can do so by applying to Thos. Appleby,
the tenant, thereon, or to either of the un-
dersigned
The terms will be easy and made known
on the day OF sale. A large portion OF the
purchase money can remain secured on
The premises, II desired. Sale positive.
No postponement on account of weather
DAN'L FARRA,
MILTON LACKEY,
Wilmington, Del. Trustees.
Cooch's Bridge. Del.
Nov. 8, 1878. dec5,7 ,9,10,11
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
DEFEATING THH BULGARIAN
TNSIJRG ENTS

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 3.-The Bsshi-
Bazouks and Circassians have defeated
the Bulgarian insurgents in the Melnik
district OF Macedonia and burned twen-
ty more villages. Only thousand in
habitants escaped.
The British Consal at Sofia confirms
the reports that the Turkish militia mas
sacred $50 Bulgarians of Cheresnirza,
and that the Circassians burned twelve
Bulgarian villages in the district of
Bressna. Insurgent Bulgarian bands
are forming all through Macedonia, and
Rhodope refugees are descending into
the Portlagos district and numbering and
robbing indiscriminately. Trrkish troops
have been sent to she scene.
The Bulgarian Boundary Commission n
has returned safely to Cohstantinople,
after considerable danger from the Bul.
garians, who besieged the English and
Turkish Commissioners two days.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
SECOND EDITION
Finance and Labor.
THE QUESTION DISCUSSED BY MAN WHO
KNOWS ALL ABOUT 1T.

j. B. Welch arose in the City Hall last
night, and facing the audience OF less
then hundI ed persons drawn thithor by
Green back sentiment and personal curl
osity, he began his long-talked of reply
to the speech delivered by Senator Bay
ard in the Opera House, just before the
last general election.
In opening Mr.. Welch paid compli-
ment to the personal character of Sena-
tor Bayard, but claimed shat he was not
a true representative of thetpeople. The
speaker then plunged directly into the
financial question, and maintained that
the contraction ofthe currency was the
cause of all the business depression un-
der which the country had so long labor
ed. He claimed that only the "Shy locks"
and usurers wanted gold for the money
of the country. They desired it because
its volume was small, and subject to
their control; and IT other currency was
excluded, the gold, with its purchasing
power immensely increased, would be in
their possession. The speaker quoted
statistics to show that contraction in
England had produced much misery and
want, and that the condition of affairs
there had become so serious that the
Government was now considering the
propriety of trying the eff cts OF paper
money and protection.
Mr.. Nelch contended that expansion
would revive the dropping Industries OF
the country and set the wheels of pro.
gress in motion, presenting in support OF
this theory, the financial history of
France since the war of 1870.
He next reviewed the course of the
two political parties-claining that the
Republican party was batch of corrup-
ton and the Democratic party batch of
ignorance, sustained merely by the pow
er of opposition and a policy of negation
He referred to the rapid growth of the
Greenback party in the past year, and
predicted its complete success at the next
general election. He closed with what he
termed "parting hot shot at Senator
Bsyard, by claiming that he did not rep.
resent a consistency" as majority Of
the people of this State were "bull-
dozed" by means of infamous laws and
unscrupulous tax-collectors, while the IN
tegrity of the citizen was constantly fR-
suited by State Consultation that I'M
posed property qualification for office.
During the address the speaker was
liberally applauded and after concluding
he received a vote of thanks.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Malicious Mischief.

Two men, they might we'll be termed
brutes, were before the mayor, charged
with malicious mischief, and splitting to-
bacco juice in the eyes of horse. They
were each required TO pay ST. and costs,
and give 500 bail to keep the peace.
The mayor regretted that there was no
greater penalty that he could impose up
on the inhuman wretches.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

The New York Times speaks of Hayes
livery mild reference to Southern out
RACES on the suffrage" in his Message
Mildness is one of the attri butes of Mr..
Hayes. The realization of the fact that
nearly two-thirds of the voters of this
Republic regard him as an usurper in the
Office of President has tendency to pro-
duce mildness in message addressed to
a ] legislative hodv largely made up OF
political opponents.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
"Gazette's. Circulate n

"' qualification to announce to our
'~N ald advertisers that The DAILY
'''t Is rapidly growing in popular
.+elila the increase of circulation IN
.'i4euce is something almost won
>" Our press is kept ruI ming for
''ee hours, printing at the rate OF
VAleM per hour, and even at that
Almost impossib BILE TO supply the
\ '-'4' demand. The paper is not oniy
-pOA The streets in this city, but at
'~'N towns along the p. w. & b., and
aware railroad lines. 1t is also sold
-, news agents on the Delaware r.
u. '4' viii be AT all times pleased to re-
. ,SO'uers for it. Our aim Is to make
,''Aole ehronicler of the events of
ana how far we have succeeded
Il, s"u' 10 oui large and increasing cir
,.,. .'1 Yesterday the demand was so
,a. 4'' our press was kept running
/, ~ a''''y SIX o'clock. In order to sup
t,.' o7iay there will be nearly 5000
printed of all editions.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

8ona1 Deck says that, having been
i,1l W the Governor of Kentucky
sli,, safe to the commercial" con-
asl T. " eillcago he went there, but re-
i ,ha '''ehd because he found that
'9nos ,,,'. was only San organization to
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

4-LSTRBBT YRsTERDAY-Thes stock
4I'' was active but irregular. Gold
sS-Ilg throughout the day at LOOT
'aanent bonds were firm, States
-'al railroads irregular. Money on
'N easy, lending at 3 a 3! a 6 a q per
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

ir pa'ch from Towanda, Pa, says
s,,, 'Noh Vanderpool, half breed
;l,~ ,e'lclng in that vicinity, claims
L!tyi,sS Shaille Ross in his possession.
H. aa n' ~ Ross arrived in Towanda,
s,,.. .alauelphia. Tuesday night, and
Iua.', morning, In company with
ls 'p'ol' Tor place nine miles dis
j" investigate the matter.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
In for Repairs.

This morning five Pullman parlor cars
arrived at the Harlan e. Hollingsworth
Cos car shops. They will undergo a thor
ough overhaulir 6, which will occupy
some time.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Thirty DAYS Each.

Dennis Mcclure and Frank Mcclure
were committed to New Castle this
morning, by the Mayor for 80 days. tits
a pity that there Is not some place
where they could be committed Tor a
year at hard labor, as they richly deserve
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Ie o"hty Farm TO be ssld.

ttasing IA advertised in another column
9a Oh { rh i'e Irus ees of The Poor to be
's@ber, il iuisuay IL next, the 18th of De-
Y \ entern,iSa;wel wei worth looking after.
%ht a as,ig oSon and thrifty farmer may
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OTICE.-By Act of Incorporation "The
IN Jessup & Moore Paper Company "
Will on and after December 2, 1873, conduct
ana carry on the business of the late
Moore.
The PhIla. House will be conducted by
CHARLES b. MOORE
and FRANK W. MCDOWELL.
r,, y North Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
!; x, ia MUoKG Wi,5a & D: W. EVANS,
FRANK W. MCDOWELL, Secretary,
The Jessup d Meore Paper Company.
The Rockland Min will be under the man
rag sagement Of Mr., WILLIAM LUKE.
mentor MIR. DAVID LINDSAY.
The Chester Mill under the Management
OF Mr.: w. A. LINDSAY.
NJ OTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN tn At
IN will apply TO The Legislature of the
state or Delaware, at It's next session. for
the passage of an Act to divorce me from
my husband, Alexander Cummings, from
n N AIRY Z. CUMMINGS.
December s. 1873. dec5-wim*
NJ Or1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN IaAT
IN shall apply to tho General Assem-
bly, of the Stat. of Delaware, at the ensu-
ing session thereof for divorce q vinculo
mohrtnont from my husband, Edward w.
Long.
Attest the 4th day of December, A D.,
1878, at the city of Wilmington.
dec5-3t* LIMA LONG.
DRONUUNCING BEE. AND MUSTC-
l. AL ENTERTAINMENT, INTER
oPERSED WITH READING, will be
given at the
Second Baptist Church,
MONDAY EVEN'G, DEC. 9TH
ADMISSION, 25 Cts.
Exercises com mence at 7 80. dec5-4t
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Wilmington Markets.
Indications for To-Day.

int, Middle Audaitc States, partly
WI ir.duier, colder, nortt,oesterly ,oinds,
b; jqrop,et.r.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
DIFD-

ham Lir k, in the 72d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family,
are invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF his son-in-law, Jacob Butz,
NO 6l5 W. Front street, on Thursday after
noon, a. O'Clock. Services at 2 t5 O'Clock.
Interment In the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cc 10 eJery.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Local Stocks and Bonds.

|sr0lal Bank of Delaware.... 80
I'M National Bank. k.................... l4O
(sOu National Bank. k..,.................i .i2k
ErOlsl Bank VIII. and Brandywine.. 20
E,rlers' Bank. ..................... 90
|glmngon Coal Gas Company........ 20
|savare X. II. 20. ...............-.... 20
E.ssare Western II X Co Stock, l8
bIa VII. l. Baltimore X. X. Co... GA
fsivare Fire ins. Co.................. 40
kAvsre state Bonds s..................i0 i02k
Elm!ngtOn City IS. .1T n
Elnngton City IS. 5s................... 102
kH Castle County Loan. 102
tEaEare Railroad. first Mortgage. ..... 103
ftAvsre Railroad extension. .......... 101
Eln ssdNorthern, first Mortgage. "a
h Passenger Railway Co. 1st mort. 100
- Stock, 3S
.ilDuic Hall Ce Bonds ds,.,,.. lW,
| Stock
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
FIRST EDITION.
c,.,ciaI and Commercial.

WnsISGToN, Dell, Dec. 8, 1873
VILE QUOTATIONS. furnished by
hs'' IA. Clayton House Building
!. ssa.a y ,nston, Del, at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
OUR COUNTY COURT.

me Court and The Grand Jmy-George
Drdper on Trial for killing John VII
son-Ihe Eridence-Able arguments
from The Respective Counsel-Lengthy
Session,
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
Gambling.

A pennileSs man viii bet away his last tarthiug
sink to the lowest depths, in order to procure the
Of gratifying hi, desires until gradually he
ceases TO have any other idea but gambling and
his existence Is reduced to d wager between his
soul and eternity From the day when. as a school
boy he stakes his sole sxpence on a foot race to
the time when he goes from his ancestral halls a
beggar and vagabond, leaving duns and baiiffs in
bis place the mans life is one long game of chance,
ID which the skill too often fails. Gambling with
some may be passion. with others disease but
underlying both is the same common root of sci
tishuess Men addicted to speculation, of whatever
form, whether city enterprises turf transactions.
or mere betting and playing at cards and Billiards
are VIGOROUSLY without care for others. Faithful
wives fond mothers innocent children are 50
many drags upon their pleasures, TO be ignored as
much as possible until the weakening intellect.
narrow sympathizing and deadened affections.
the gambler drifts into mere money losing ma
chine New York World
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
When a woman gets so mean that she

When woman gets so mean that she
weighs the n-pound piece Of corned beef
she has sent her husband out for, and it
turns the scales at eight pounds, and she
asks what he means by spending those
other twenty cents and trying to impose
on her, and vows that she can smell his
breath, you can bet all the money your
wife allows you out of your earnings that
there isn't much real happiness in that
mansion if they do have "God Bless our
Home stuck up over the mantel- piece.
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
To Horse Owners.

Nv y Will send you recipe for taking off wind
scarcely, and warrant it give entire satisfac
ton The recipe is worth $500 to any horse owner
but we will send it for only 80 cents Address
Inns A. POTTER Co, Buffalo, n. 7.
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
CO-Partnership Notice.


w Nfk q, CEIr, uFrr, KteHNto~rJ. INNt aud
IENt> VI. LANE, hereby certify that we have thi.
day formed Limited PartHer>i ship TOR thr tranSa,
boots and shoes. which business j. to he conducted
under thu name Of CHAPMAN < CRlTtHETI.
and j. to commence thl> Thrice nth day ii DcCcm
ber in the Year eighteen hundred and seventy en-
and j. TO terminate on the thirty first day Of October
IN the year eighteen hundred and eighty two. In
Shd partnership sand Adm Chapman. who resides
IN Boston, in the County OF suffolk. in the Common
wealth of Massachusetts. and Oliver "a. tTitchttt,
who resides iii Belfast IN the County III Waldo, III
the Ntutr Of Maine, arr the general partners, and
said Richmond j. Lane and Lenu- VI Lane, who
both reside ID Ruckand, in the County N Plymouth
haNe each THIS day contributed 10 the common stock
Of SAID partnership, in actual ca, DAY tut rs CAPT
tai, Zen Thousand Dollars
Dated at said Belfast this thirteenth day OF Decem-
Der, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy
stNru Adm Y. CHAPMAN
OLIVER q. CBlTtHETT.
RICHMOND }. LANE.
/ENAA VI. LANE
COMMONWEALTH 81 MASSACHUSETTS,,
81 fFoLk s.S. RneroN, Dec l3, in1-.
Then personally appeared the aboY named A din
NJ Chapman, Richmond v Lane, and Iepas NJ Lane,
and acknowledged the foregoing certificate by them
subscribed to be their free act and deed.
Beor" me, BENJAMIN +. BROOKS,
Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE,
VALID" totNIh, -. :. December II, ls7..
Then personally appeared the above named Oliver
q. Critchett and ackno wlcdged the foregoing ccrt.
M hcate BY him subscribed. to be his tree act
iI ] and deed.
- Before me, wM IT, FOGLER,
~ Notary Public and Justice OF the Peace
WALDO s.s REGISTRY 81 pttns
The foregoing is a true copy Of certificate recorded
in Book Isl, Page -.
Attest GEO. +. BRACkETT, Register,
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
THE BEST
SHIRT PATTER\ I!
IN The WORLD!

WILL be mailed to any for only 50 cents
w which is halt the price charged BY agents for
poor worthless patterns. We warrant this psttern
to give entire satisfaction. Any one can cut
and easily make the finest Bosom shi RI with
the AID OF this and tor only 60 cents each thu :
saving the cost OF the pattern one shirt for
81 30 to 500 is the lowest YOU can buy az good n
shirt we send extra Cuff Patterns etc .
"ih directions what Kind OF goods to and amount
of each for six fine shirts They are the
shirt in the world Tor so perfect fitting They are
also economical. and every family should have
SO cents paper or silver and we will save Won
many dollars and many sc0Idings from your
wife or washerwoman. Address, ~ ELUM ~
Il CO.. Pattern Dealers, Buffalo N. y
lives
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10

Ehis ho"L contains more shan nfr,
original PrrAt r'ptt"n, or rAr" eNc+t-
jen'e. either one which ~ ~ortb
ia re- thhm the prise az the hnoL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Aldernanic Conn mittees.

The following are the committees OF the
Board of Aldermen for the ensuing year, as
appointed by President Refs:
Finance-Riley Metz, Fake, Taft Wilson.
Board of Public WOrks-Lawrence, Kelley
Mulvihill, Rheinboldt Smith.
Streets-Olver Geiger, Lichtendahl, Tucker,
Mackey.
sewcrage-Taft, Riley, Kelly, Stanton. ober-
kline.
Law and Contracts-olver, Stanton, Taft, ia
cobs, Fake.
Claims-Kelly, Hopkins Hodgson, Mackey,
LiChtendahl.
Police and Prisons-Mez, Jacobs Hopkins,
Fire Department-oNeill, vor Mohr, oberkline,
Light-Jacobs Dir, Kelly, Lee Oberkline.
Markets-Hodgson, Lichtendahl, Varwig, Kelly,
''Vas Waterworks-Mulvihill, Oliver, Riley, Jacobs,
Lawrence.
Public sttutions-Lichtendahl Kelly, o'Neill,
Smith, Hodgson.
Common Schools -Nieman, Taft, Tharp Vor
Public Buildings and Offices-varwig, O'Neil,
Oberkline, Hodgson, Rheinboldt
Health-stanton, Geiger, Rheinboldt, Mulvi-
University-R -Rheinboldt Smith. vor Mohr, Oil
Ver Deyenney,
Elections Lee, Lichtendahl, Campbell, Mulvi-
Steam Railroads.&c. Campbell, Metz, Oberkline
Varwig, Devenney.
Street Railroads Deyenney, Riley Kelley,
Hodgson, Stanton.
Condemnation and Vacation-Hodgson, Taft,
Hopkins, Fake, VarWig.
Grades Jacobs, Rheinboldt, Oliver, Stanton,
Metz.
| New City Hall-Vor Mohr, Wilson, Devenney,
Lee O'Neil.
Military Affairs-Tucker, Lee Varwig, ober-
| kline, Hodgson.
Legislation Kelly Oliver, Lawrence,
Mackey.
Annexation-Wilson, DIR, Geger, Oliver, De-
venney.
City Property-Dirr, Geiger, Lichtendahl, Me.
man, Yor Mohr. T.,
Parks-Falke, Wilson, Mulvihill, Nieman and
Mackey.
Public Landing-Tharp Riley, Lee, Hopkins,
Jacobs.
Avenues, Roads and Canals - Geiger, Metz,
| Smith, DIR, Hopkins.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
GRAND PEACE JUBILEE.


By special invitation of Mayor Moore,
about seventy of our most solid business
men met in the Council Chamber yesterday
afternoon to take the initiatory steps for the
holding of a Grand Peace Jubilee.
Mayor Moore said that the meeting was
to take some steps looking to an appropria-
ton before the Legislature adj6urns. "Cin-
cinnati knows how to treat strangers" said
he "and am satisfied that half million
people will be attracted here during the re-
union. If Cincinnati does not take hold Of
the project some other city will"
Mr.. Laws concurred in the remarks.
Major Sam. V. Reid said that the South
ern people were in favor of the movement.
Rev Dr. Lilienthal was in favor'of push
ing the matter as speedily as possible, and
moved that a committee be appointed for
the purpose of drafting memorial asking
for State aid for this project
The committee was announced as follows
Hon. r. NJ. Moore, Hon. Geo. H. Pendle-
ton, Hon. J. II. Laws Rev. DR.. Lilienthal,
Major Sam. V. Reid, Mr.. Henry Muhlhau,
ser, Captain Carl F. Adae, Mr.. VIM. Means,
Hon. Julius Refs, Hon. Lewis Seasongood
Governor Thomas L. Young, VIM. I. Bish.
op, Col. Len. A. Harris, Mr.. Thos. Nc.
Laughlin and Col P P. Lane.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
the call of the Executive Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
COunterfeiters Captured.

George W. Brookwalter, alias ]. J. Me-
grue and William Stoker were arraigned be-
lore Commissioner Hooper yesterday after
tnoon on the charge of manufacturing and
dealing in counterfeit money, and their
cases set for next Saturday. The United
States Detectives had been on the track Of
these men for some time, watching their
operations and gaining all the needed infor-
nation respecting them; Last Monday
night, however, they were ready, and
stoker was captured at Richmond Ind, by
the City Marshal under the direction of
Detective Z. G. Rathbone, and Brookwalter
was taken at the same time by Mr.. Rath-
bone himself at Ansonia, Darke County, O.
Both men are known to have been in the
business for years, and have been arrested
before on the same charge. At the time OF
heir arrest large amount Of counterfeit
money and implements for making the
Iane, were found in their possession.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Fer Two Millions More.

The Committee appointed by the Cham
Der of Commerce to issue an address to the
voters in favor of another grant of 81, 900, 900
have concluded their report, The contents
Of the appeal is contained in the following:
Having shown that the Southern Road
can be completed at a cost inside of $1,000
300; having seen the great results sure to
dow from it as regards trade, and having
assurances that within the first year after
Its completion its net earnings will be equal
TO half the interest account, thus lifting
part of the tax burden, it remains for us to
nrge upon our fellow-citizens to see to it
hat this measure does not fail. Eighty
eight per cent. of the work has been done
We are almost across the river; a strong pull,
\ long pull, pull all together, will land us
,afcly on the shore. Go to the polls, there
lore, on Friday next and vote: For issue OF
g. 900 900 bonds-YEs'n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

- OPENING of the League Season to-day.
CAPT. REYNOLDS new boat was launched
yesterday.
The sub-Treasury began paying May in
terest to-day.
THE recent appointments made by the
Board of Police Commissioners took effect
to-day.
THE fair in Mozart Hall, for the benefit
Of the Church of Atonement, is a grand
success.
LOUIS DARNsEIFER, lad employed at
Kings's shoe store, Cumminsville was acci-
1entally shot through the hand Monday.
JOHN WAsHBURNE, carpenter, was Sc
rerely injured yesterday while at work
lpon the Hanfeld School-house, Cummins-
nile.
SQUIRE BLOCK has brought suit before
Squire Gilligan against A. III. James on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
THE concert given at College Hall last
aight for the benefit of the Church of Our
Savior, Mt. Auburn, was pleasant and sue
sessful affair.
The new free reading-room provided by
the Mt. Auburn Womans Temperance
lIedSut, dl NO. l,vJO ' lllc SlIeel, WuS Opclltu
last night to the public.
A CHARGE of driving without having hold
of the reins was made against James Hay
den, a teamster, this morning, on which he
was fined So and costs.
HENRY HULLER, living at 167 West Front
street, was thrown from wagon yesterday,
and received a broken nose besides several
other injuries about the head.
Ed. COPE, boy living at Ninth and Har-
riet streets, and employed at Tempest,
Brockman & Co.'S pottery, had his hand
smashed by machinery yesterday.
JERRY ANDERSON, who is to be executed
at Maysville Friday, has expressed will
ingness to die, but still declares his inno-
cence He states that two of the witnesses
against him were implicated in the act.
Col, SIDNEY D. MAXWELL, Superintendent
of the Chamber of Commerce, has been ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Treasury as
an expert to give information to the depart
ment in reference to internal commerce.
LAST Saturday morning several men
called at the store of McAlpin, Polk
& Heberd and, while part of them
were engaging the attention of the
clerk, the remainder made off with
$3.50 worth of silk AS soon as the theft
was reported to the Chief of Police he sent
word of it to neighboring cities, and Mon
day night the supposed thieves We're
found. Two men named Charles
and Samuel Rosenbaum We're arrested in
Indianapolis with a large quantity of silk in
their possession, part of which was identi-
fed as that stolen from McAlpin, Polk &
Heebrd
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Ceres. Goddess of Corn.

Ceres was the goddess who presided over
corn and agriculture She was usually rep
resented holding poppies, or with garland
of them in her hand. Long, yellow locks
waved down her shoulders to denote the
goddess who ripened the .corn-and every
one acknowledges the corn, that Carboline
is the best of hair restorers-cooling and
cleanly deodorized and nicely .periumed
1t cleanses the hair from all impurities,
Meals the scalp of all diseases, causes the
hair to grow long and luxuriantly, and, i'll
fact, is perfection itself as hair dresser, re-
newer or restorer. Sold by all dealers in
drugs and medicines