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The daily gazette., 1878-01-18
Farm For Rent,

The farm belonging TO the estate OF Col.
8. b. Davis. deceased, situated on the
Lancaster Turnpike Road, partly In the
city OF Wilmington, containing about
EIGHTY ACRES, mostly improved. -
Will be leased from the 25th of March next.
The land has been used for dairy purposes
and Is also suitable for truck ing. The i'm
provements are a good stone dwelling
frame barn, DC, Possession given on
DANIEL FARRA.
No. 624 King street, Wilmington, Del.
jan2-tu. thu ,sat,tf
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THURSDAY,
The oath Day of January, 1878,

the following described property, TO wit;
Four head OF horses. 1 OF them a colt rls-
ing two years old, sired by MOSCOW
Eighteen head OF cattle, consisting as fol-
lows, two yoke OF oxen, ten head OF Cows,
two OF which have calves at their side, ,fou 7
giving milk. three sprmgiLg TO calve, one
Bull; also five fine shoats.
Farming Implemehts.-0ne two horse
wagon, one OK cart, one market dearborn
and harness, one Maine horse rake, grain
fan, plows, harrows, cuitivators. grain
years. blow gears. rakes and forks and
many other articles too tedious 10 men-
tion.
TERMS.-A credit of four months will
be given, except on small amounts. sale
TO commence at l O'Clock, p. m, sharp
Sale positive. Ht
kOBERT T. RANKIN,
H. N. WILLIS,
Executors OF A. p. Shannon, decd.
Thomas Robinson, Auctioneer.
janu- 2td&itw. January Is, 1873
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The Best quality of MEDlClNI
tH AT WILLIAMS
The MOST RELIABLE PRoPRlkii|
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and MarE1
Choice PERFUMERY C0LOGNEs,I
AT WILLIAMS
A 1ne assortment of HAIR T0orh,
r.... NAIL BRUSHES,
| At Ninth and MaTl1
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC SUI
WATER,
AT WILLlANI
oiceFLAVORING EXTRACTs'si
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Man
A Good KEY WEST or D0MEsnj
CIGAR, =.
AT WILLIAM
Fine AMERICAN 4 IMPORTED 50
At Ninth and Mar
"Get the best" WILLIAMS SAfUl
CEOUS DENTIFRlCE'
AT WILLIAM
Choice Goods, Accuracy IN dispe"0T
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION -,
Corner Ninth and NJ"
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NHE EaHMrINS STIruTE.

THE HOME INSTITUTE, vpj
l. A SELECT DAY AMP BondTll] oJndll]
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES SpSs] ssS
DREN, will reopen on MONDAi G ISsl
ber 10th. Our aim Is TO comDlne iscl m
ture with moral and mental ul.a
while we insist upon Morougflne9@s y Nd
branch; English. Latin and N oIl Ps
Object lessons throughout the courssesi ss
ber of boarding pupils limited. fA1
SUITED TO THE TIMES. M.
Circulars may be obtained a. vI,l
stores or by calling upon or address
Principals. ouoy
! M,ssrsl A. NJ. HoUSsnTooNS'l USsnoN n
MISSES b. L. HOUSTON, M n
No. 800 Delaware AN Avn
aug21 Wilming'OD
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For Sale.

For sale.
Four building lots at s. r. corner Front
and jackson streets.
Three lots in Jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in Il nth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north OF the above.
Five lots at 3. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome,
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS II. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec18tf COZ Market st.
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PROPERTY oFR RENT
" IN SMYRNA.-1st. A three-story
brick dwelling and store house, on Com
merce street. Ind. The large and commo-
dious two-story brick store house s.. w,
corner of Main and Commerce Streets
Both buildings are in first-rate order, stu
ated in the centre of the business part of
the town and can be rented at moderate
rates. Possession of the first house given al
days notice. The second, on the First
day of March, next.
GEO. W, CUMMINs,
sepzo-d&w Smyrna. Del.
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THE
DELAW ARE SLATE
Il. & NJ. ms. co.
HOME OFFICE

CITY OF WILMINGTON, DEL,
lnsures buildings, farm property, live
stock, hay. grain IN barn or stack furniture,
merchandise, ships in port, rents, &c,
against loss ordamage by fire and lightning
at very easonaDle rates for five or ten
years.
Also, grants perpetual policies on resi-
dences or farm property.
All members of the Company holding
perpetual policies participate In the profits.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-18

DIRECTORS.
Willium Bright. John p. Hudson,
NJ. NJ. Child, George A. Jones,
John Wood, X. w Cannon,
Robert McCaulley. WIN. II. Murphy,
George W. Bright, william Il. sharp,
Henry Evans, Charles II, Maull,
d. 4 Hawkins, James b. Henry,
William NJ. Fields, James Whaley,
William Dyer. Granville Stokes,
j. @. Hawkins, II. g. Steward,
DR.. Chas II. Richards, u. p. Whorton,
j. r. ID. Seeds, John H. Thomas,
r. NJ. johnson, ID o. p, Elliott.
William j Morrow, Paris 4. Carlisle,
DIR j II. Hammond. John 4. long,
Rand Humphreys, Eli Hollister,
P. p. Cuisine. James II. Myers,
samuel Hargadlne, John G. Hazard,
]. II. Tantum, VIM, l.. Durant,
q. p. Johnson, Reynear Williams.
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At the Delaware House, In the city OF Will
mington.
No. /. All that certain lot OF land with q
three brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situated on the easterly side Of
streets, with a front of seventeen feet three
inches on King street, and running back
with that width two hundred and eighteen
feet TO French street.
Also, No. Q. A lot OF land adjoining No.
1, with front of about three feet on French
street. and running back with that width
about one hundred and seventy eight feet
TO an alley, with the use Of the said alley.
The above described property will be sold
ON easy terms. VICTOR DU POINT,
Administrator O. T. A, of Eliza Patterson,
deceased. janii-ts
e. e. q Com, Republican and Herald
COPY 2Gth Of this month.
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PUBLIC SzLES.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
R EAL E ST A TE.

Chancery OF the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, made at New
Castle, on the sixth day OF September, A
d., 1871, will be exposed 70 sale, al public
yendue ON
The daily gazette., 1878-01-18

DUBLIC SALE.
i The subscribers will sell at Public
Auction on the farm OF OF Robt. T Rankin
In Mill Creek Hundred, on the road lead-
ing from White 0lay Creek Church 10
Pleasant Hill. one mile and q quarter
nnIih of said chr nrch. ON u
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Administrator Sale
Of x
Real Estate

By virtue OF the power given In the win
of Eliza Patterson, deceased I will offer at
public auction. on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day Of February, A. D.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
RESOLUTIONS OF RESTECr.

gE--~Ts--
AT a meeting of the Young Men
Christian Association, held Tuesday
night, August 27th, the following res,
olutions were offered and adopted. viz:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
GOD III the mysterious dispensation OF
iils providence to remove from time
to eternity our beloved young brolAer,
Gustavus. tAeasop, aud. whereas. We
recognize that the Voting Mems Chris
tiaR. Association, net only. here bat
wherever the organization exists, has
suffered q serious calamity i'll his I'M
timely death therefore, be it
Resolnef, Tina. although we are lin.
able to-fstlofnstlie mtsterysof.t the III.
vine Recrees yet we bawain humble.
Submission TO- Him who doeth al.
things welt That we tender u bis
bereaved parents the loving sympathy
Of bear.sF toucfed' ty.x sense al tht
terrible Bereavement they haye s,ec
and weuhl most atfectionate!y "
thep to Him who said, Cong
INTO me all ye that labor and are.
and I willcgi.ace. rest,
words e the loving Savior whom
liustavus early learned to love. zaa.
Resoiced, That the Secretary be re-
lnested to send a copy of these reso-
.utions to the afflicted family Of our
deceased brother, and that they Be
Incorporated. in the fninntes@of! this
aeetings and "a copy be sent to the
'ltF papels for public atian.. as
s,. JOIN, 7, RICKETTs,
JAS. b. SiNnsoN, y Com. |
CHARLES Nr-ktsAy. ~ - u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

money Frame destroyed by Geo.
many with 20 thousand millions Or
francs imposed on Ier-everybodyf
thought she was ruiiled. But she
adopted atso ute ,noiky. She cor
Guided 10 use the b n ri France and
issued 64nmi iionirrcteenabie money
which rose above everJxpthefasort
money.
GermapI-is tie hard inons. cousS
.3fpofistfurs and Ille -sreaeeaI asrs
pot, RspIt she khow these is yt
colt though iii the worfdst6 eafry 81
the business OF Berliny~~-y
Had Judge Buckner followed me,
L would have led him tosHeayen. Rd
he has brsnehed effr-aatl-Aadpaat
county is going for absolute money,
Nothing can prevent that.
Both parties Dark at ME. La
them do SO, j compare them both II
wolves. One set Inside and the othffr
outside the pen, but both slIecpkiile4s
as is evidenced by lipsps OF bonas. .i
l an responsible for part Of tie
Sedalia platform, but | had TO y.iIl
as to part.
Men suppose the Democrats haA,
stolen greenhacks it is a mistal.e.
They are hard money m"n yet.
Applause.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
VACATION.
AUDRAIN CIRCUIT CeURT,
Aunuct < lS7S +

AUDRAIN CIRCUIT CeURT,
August 6, 1878.
VIM. II. Gregory, plaintinr,
VS.. divorce
Julia Gregory: defendant,
Now on this dav comes the plain
tnf by his attorney and files his bcti-
,tfon verified by affidavit, alleging
among otlier things that said Ifeidnd-
ant-is anoE-resident OF the State OF
Missouri.
Il. You sill Nonresident defendant
are therefore, HEREBY notified of the
ming OF SAID Ue.iliOu. tho .ohiect and
general nature OF which is to obtain
a decree of divorce on theG1Dund OF
adultery. SAnd unless YOU be in,tap-
spear at the next regular term of this
court, to be begun and hefd at The
cUirt-housa in the city of Mexico, Isl
Monday in October next, and plead
II aid pctJtlol, judgment a:id order
kN II be made i'll accordance with
frti Eyer of petition.
1t is further ordered that a copy
Itnrrof be Published according TO law
n The Mexico TEnGFR, anewspapcI
rinted aud published in the city oI
| ttCXicO.
|. y true COPY.
illness my hand and seal of said
: 1.-.-.. court, ALI vcd at office in
iI.ttAL: Mexico this 29th day oI
mint July, 1873.
IA MIS- CARROLL. Glerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
Ee11is ~ NOguM.

IakeHJpHeAi IL, IL. Pupf2giH T. inn
toeishtppAh tses 36fiild~,ssof duly.
1913 ana posted DeIIFe the UNDER
sigiiud jas4ftsstt The .r9aty id Hu.7
Drain fa4sttf, Mas o1a3s sa marc
y ~ teasaas5K MAJ u 1h,Ie .spot
III Eli forehiaT. feti ni!I.f foo1 Wftfie
md 10 ls2' hataes tAzsh. sell ne |
$50 ~ Ii. azs.saa, 5. N ars.ow and
w. u. Uzzeli.
j. hspE III J r -
slS2t. III III tafspsI
e aasksAK .s.at
ssaJ 80 sts9y s4t rislaism e14
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

s1SE s~z ~m~sA rfsxS esd
AEuATGt.sf AeH. aRldtnsrysndj
Rsittoa. A.fHilIs Speecbss q.
:. 80. on Finsace.F =

Two Of the Ablssys $50 sysr
YS R&k@rssSz
a1ssn sAt&d.y<~S&eAukeSasss tBe.
Greehback Convention the ttsdstt,
lossssSas Srs~aest sissscsMsessS't TO
hcar1g H6sn7ks
er'dS6dss the 'inancfafsssass Of shs,
dssamcQ n, 1ss isss+~sS' ,fts'.
s4Bhld&k4sHiHS pensarAe,eall by
SAYING " ".ssrs
vGentemSnp aasfsRAAsvestheAsxI
fMEaaareed tosAiyide time xias Hen.
~ Hs.RuskseEst. W., rsA s..~x
discdss wfttfthe Judge, hot to lam
age him however, or to prevent his
no money! BIT tssrs sf9se sh na
herds that used their flock for that pur
pose..oiThtSs Became So ga speak,
Neutrality-suspicious. lsrhss1dss%asin
Texas and othearttsesaytere trstsI-
ing money spfeynlsY- ;,Yf.iaHS. Other
and chsekeha WIZ Ssed Ii .shaage.
Jobs weaftff c6hsisteaiof ofbekssahda
herds and servants Slaves tseAssbfes
sentedsmOaAys ~ afsEpardsSee 10.
Ruttllere cameetime when mssehantk
mechanics aud others ,ipsistedlop oth.
er MONEY! Itch govefntdehts coinedl
goldafntcs Iefghts and fiSsges. *
gosdsh uHlfsas STA bahsseTs eare de,
alarcdstOsbs lsgal teFderssss reseisaAss1
for dues and taxes. lGattle.=mQpeY,|
men objected and refused this money. ]
Whyf' Because gofd fasr no. intrfn-
acsvalae exc&4tt for id0fiey ana 'otfia.
pshts~s Besidess geadsanassifsrseefef
liable to wear out anddisapfear yith,|
10 century while foeks and herds
iincreased Ole hGfdfads f5fd:. ..This
Serifed% Hs$ eminent nieif.5f tfe|
reIoitss6n said 1esksstrsnsseeavines
most. intrinsic valiassa&elt. rame.l
RtQsuss by soyersigp xa9t Now
marx aS1n!9saPs Il fstess; Isgas
tU6fiausent hoses rGBM ears :Galff
vanislr audsds 6tistry.wsfe- snknnanit
thap. ,sBpt i ss.s pssa,tssr rsafssent
AerdH Ehiehhad }ptripsic value and
hdsMAte.&fHsse fxSfAbait iays
continued hsSselEsAb6A6laa td.this
aASsstvIHioeoaNfnf0f atinfa. anosher \
uaRNK VithoNt iptfjDsiS YaI9e. scape,
in...sRT Lhig tjMe gold and silver. had
lGdXQf4d ihtffhsM Value BdfM vssg
a cosfH vf6oHkS iasmsfeN 1tapwsssH
esSaAnssyvwSMrfis1euEisAd ksd.toae
,e.ls.;sAeds6x. 5esn-rsai,g. viii \
m,,eh iaborand~ searchin0I Tfe mar
c6ants 81 Venice cfeafed anotber
money. This fadnSSnNhh6eiyaS1e
sst-ssk.sss srlsss.'st .sss.ess..;
TIis-I sss, moaey.sstsbiisheds die ro:y.
err Of the sovereign to Create money
II arose But 81 afofced 'f6an. YesifE,
roaa QhayQ U0ln and nafnnis haAE SI.HMtr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

We will send the LEtGEnf to-sans
new subscriber@the refaaindsr at this
year for Scots. cash in advance. Now
is the time to procure a paper if yon
wish to keep up with the times.@-We
make this offer 80 that every man in
the county can try us fora.one syear.
There 10 no reason wing. eserysE1aniD
theiceunty shodldsnot take abe aLEp-
GER. 1t contains more reading mat.
ter each eeaarthspanyothe country
paper in the State. .ts.ssasf1~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

fhe DemocrauJ CongressfofaUe
vention Of the 18th Congressional
District Of Missssosuiffff' WIN fmssf 1t Mex
vrl .s II S1.s.Ef ssTT
leo, Mo-, on Tuesday, .Septemhes- Sd
1884, ssss E. NJ BqNEus, &"
Chairman Con. 'E8.seomsa ,
'WH. CHRIsfIAA, Secretary ~"
sDehioctasic papers III the I, gtlfet
please copy. y&AStf.s
~ ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
hFs"w V5s

LOST,
At the picnic near James. Harrisonss q.
on die 18TH inst, a fatiy's breast pin'1
Anyone niiding the same viii be paid !
$500 on leaving it at this offfee.h =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Can any tooaiy IN this pfGrretous
state make a better showing? Noyar-
thelcss there are crohkin@ orrtoAy
newspapers and. individuals in oui'
midst Yelling hard times, ruin .aad.
starvation, when we arc as far as fgpS-
sible from them and shall be lai,iN.
infeeif tine: next Is ayGars SHAH
eventtate in arates ri ANwaacchert.
proporttp fta.!s to HAT OF. the ,t.st. -. =
The facts ali I'VE AattslA slhukt be.
- .
knowH far AMI vile. Every pressir
our mitst, every btsihtss firm nhd
every inaITidualE' our %comIauritv.
should do'thcir utmost to spread 4
knowledge Of them. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

At the eourtalf6use door in said enlln-
ty of Audrain, sell at pubhs auction
to the. highest bidder fox cash, said
land or SO much as may be sufficient
to pay off said note, interests ana
costs.
JAMES CARROLL, Trustee.
19-tds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

~ II saas 80 xsi $50 IN
asxsYz4 4s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Tickets to NJ ,b&rly -nt Refarn from sY v
Ilchnt Station Il tween Meutgemerv
Cairo ln aai ktrk.vliIe. also Columns
Branch, " IL b@ s.,l / from September eth
ie2Nlh, Inclusive, n & good to return
nion until September iOth, but not af or.
Fair at Lexington, Sept. 24to % in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

the tines: These exercised -grert
powers, but they could no. carry. on,
.knsiness with reference Cd. MhS
relation of coin came totE as to. 99.l
With this enormous masSA of papeE
demand for coin arose and 6adkrup
cy and reputation foil we'd All
this proved specie basis Ito5 E a ffar1a.
I discovered that so yea hga4AbaA
-
AS Cur.
f Gs1 S aIsssslEssgE asIaa es sssIsagssls
nov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the purchasing power of gold, 80 that
those that Have. gold can multiply
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
TRUSTEES SALE OLE REAL ES-
- - ~ .NIn =


Whereas ,ifi on d. wfllsanaNan-
cy Wills, his wife, b. thce. dAd of
datedl the 1sth daysef JtDe.
1898, and recsh,ded in book J. M5e5.
in the Recofner's office lofssA ndrain
county, Missouri. conveFed tQ tIfe.un
dersisDeRall @e EollowingSanM in
Fkid AudIAia-6llas~xiz<Th TIC n0ish-
aast0 -olGEes
IN srseaare StstseseHtffmess ra,4HeF~@f
the northwest Of northwest quarter
'5fssectfon fsv@ve (12A, TOWNSHIP fihss
,onaI51), LANCE nine-l9l MeSt~iu tgust
to secure a certain note therein de-
scribed, and whereas said note is due
and unpaid. Now, therefore. at the
request of tho t1otdef of said note.
and by virtue of the power in me
vested by said deed, will, on the
2lst Day of September,
1870 1850
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

TUT III AHHE3s NV, sept. Ib to 2I
'tat Inclusive.
Tickets to X tnsys Ihy and Return from
ANY Ticket - .ttua'un she lime Of the st
i~"'i's. hats'atj it ~ Northern X ,ilw,ty,
w"st OF Aiobri y, lincluling st. Joe
Bianch) vii ~ idfrom September lin
tn 2lst, I"dtasiye5 aud good to- return
upon urt} sep nhs I'D, but not after.
Fair at LIoberly, Sept. 81 to 20 in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
MISSOURI, AUDRAIN COUNTY

Major w. j. Sykes, Of Tennessee,
in a speech made at Gallation III taat
state, On the 9th of June last, am
aed to Missouri as the model com
m%onweslth, and in proof ii it direct;
ed attention to the fact that her taxi
BILE properly had Increased ffor
s267, 600, 600 in 1860 to 500, DOC
900 in 1877. When it IS considersd
dnat the last valuation was made at q
period of universal depression arisi 9
from contraction Of the NATIONAL csr1
renry.', Tie advancement of oaf
state in material wealth is unprcce-
Tented; but when ii is rerurmInrcd
that between the dates mentioned TIE
state was devastated by war and ior-
cibIy deprived of all it's property iii
slaves, this increase is amazing.
Few realize it and still fewer have cx-
amined its origin. Emigration, IN
dustry, and good management ART
the sources from which it has spru6g.
Railroads have been constructed. Gie
area of cultivation as been cnteGd-
ed farms have been divided and gu
proved; education has been encour-
aged; industries have beer multi Il:
ed; manufactures have been cree "a
and all the appliances OF an advanced
civilization have been h.iIilc,l. Tlt;sd
have produced an atn,n1dant harvestsa.
the next census will testify. 1uiS8o
Missouri will be the recognized biit
ner state Of yrogress. 43
What we have been most interssl,
Iefin since we read The Majors spescl
sT.s tp know il Ayduin county lad
HFpt-paet withtle lPdsit Of the mqgcfi
Us stats: :. TO ascertain facts b}ar-
Iihg upon what.wc wanted to find put
We applied to our well posted and ac
comInodating County Clerk, b. L,
Locke, Esq, and ascertained that
this county had exceeded the average
of the state. The records show t{,ss,
the valuation of property in Audrain
advanced from 81, 1j4,5 $50 inI8G2 10
Sc, 00S, 353 in 1873. To reach tins
amount land was estimated at So Ter
acre. Last week we showed that
sales Of real estate had averaged ST
per acre. At this rate the actual
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Tic al We af.ahs5m ut VIII afford an n
Opportunity 'l.fa 4 81 aaatssaEErs the Inns
OF the IA Lsu,S Ikaas IS. CITY AL North.
ern Rn,Way. - tIsit th V ,rious fairs ana
etAas 81 @sssA thas Ia. aak., at reduced
L"Rf. TAOS. AdKfssocK.
-fAs.P, NYHlaga 81 "a an. Supt'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Tickets 10 Nantsdmary city and sRstusfkhts
f iFS abf ! + ! t OH = st4!iFfA eyeyssA,eiessr
tons isfpts 1aia, fssAfsnoS5aads aoodlto ssa
sarn upon R!fI eSs94sf I'll, by not after
Falr at k~eytesville, Oct. s to u in
.@AA e~f1sfe9gsiis =. q +a4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

"a .3.sM 70 eAht.4 x&&AE
. a.Ass~1fA sssass@ssJs I'm \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Tickets 10 sprtA L~.esinstor AMI Return
% aay I ext Station between Kan as
Ctty aud NnbeiIv; M | al stations on he
Brafeh ,@siit bt Sold September
2lth +" Ssh j. %!usis., good to return.
'll'"n until Scpto npor 19ln, but not after.
Fair ut o~tt,Hhwd, Sept. Fl to !g7 in
E4+tluIves ia 70 NJ :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Tickets toK ests~siae aad . Return. -fro1pt
a4f IleHet 2tatigl aasLxeea siobsrly GIas.
gov ana "a r"l ton, VII hs sS1d from
ootee.'f Sthtto s2sf tif4f4sre. aid COCA
net alter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

ISoSh tAlClkCoos LItnCS vi cADdn-
ASn are times of pfrssbgrfty.so 4yhh
ezaa sEele
iiassed. kIhe psssagaof 'tbs a
fSoa at~t;anereased ruip, 'fesqMgtion
not mean giyias ont sold asfs
sassefte5, BOT withdrawing. II: r Say
with assolsee hao4seySthe ffaddlof res
issuinesboadsssm besrenedisd. .s.,.
-~Fnaing that thu democratic /. party
wepm fotAysldfos this principle.
td tbs, people, telling them
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The daily gazette., 1878-12-17
Fast Driving.
The Drirer of the Water Witch Engine
arrested and Fined.

The Driuer of the Water Witch Engine
arrested and Fined.
Last evening, David Hinnes, driver OF
the Water Witch engine, was before
the Mayor, ON the charge of fast driv-
ing.
The circumstances of the case are as
follows. On Saturday last there was an
alarm of fire, caused by the burning of a
stable at McDowelville, and in respond.
ing to thu alarm the Delaware and W later
Witch engines proceeded out Market
street ON the north track of the city rail.
way, the Delaware engine being
ahead.
They went on slow trot, and upon
reaching the avenue IN the vicinity OF
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
the driver OF the Water Witch drew out
from behind the Delaware and took the
other track, one of his horses being on a
trot and the other cantering. He was
soon ahead of the Delaware, the horses
still keeping the same gait. Under the
impression that he was driving fast, the
directors on the Delaware made COM
plant to the Chief Engineer of the De.
partment, who had warrant issued foI
Mr.. Hlnnes. At the hearing, Thomas
Hanlon, the driver of the Delaware, and
John Williams and Ferd Chairs, di.
rectors, testified that the Water Witch
horses were running. The directors that
were on the Water Witch and several
witnesses who saw the horses at various
points along the route testified that The
horses We're not running.
Mr.. Thomas Russell testified that the
horses were very high spirited ana when
they were attached to an engine it was al
mo.t impossible to hold them, even with
curb bits.
The Mayor informed Mr.. Hnnes that
the company had no right to own such a
PAR of horses, and he would therefore
impose upon him a penalty of 81 and
COSTS
A meeting of the company will be held
| this evening at which it will be decided
to inform the directors of the company
| that hereafter the horses shall be walked
all fires, let the consequences be whai
they NAV The decision of the Mayor
will probably be appealed from and the
case carried.to Court.