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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03

A number Of iucendiary fires have recently
been discovered 10 the neighborhood Of Mid.
dlebrook, Augusta county, Va. Two fires
were discovered on the farm Of Mr.. I. ID.
Ciemmer but were extinguished without Sc.
riOus damage.
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NOTICE or ELECTIoN.

YtHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
- Of the Bachman Valley Railroad Com
pany Of Maryland, for the Election Of Direc-
tors and for the transaction Of other business,
will be held at the Office Of the Company, Ia
Columbia, Pennsylvania, on the 'SEcoxp
Tuesday OF MAY, the 18th proximo, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
ap 2e.a Secretary.
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Col. Bob Ingersoll is going to New York
to lecture, in order to raise funds to help the
colored people of the South to 90 to the
happy land Of Canaan" or Kansas
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Mr.. J. Oliver Wadlow furnishes us with
the following list of persons in Freedom dis.
lrict who are over 50 years of age. Ruth
Shipley, aged 30 years, died since he obtained
her age. The names Of twenty-five persons
are given whose ages amount to 1881 years,
or an average Of s5l years This is the larg,
est average which has yet been published.
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The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail.
road landed in Colombo on Friday last, 2O2
passengers, on Thursday III and on Wednes.
day III. The hotels are crowded TO over
flowing, and many Of those arriving find no
shelter. TIT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03

On Tuesday the Bulgariaus elected King
in the person of Prince Alexander Of Batten.
berg, the son Of Alexander Of Hesse and a
nephew Of the Empress Of Russia. He is at
present Lieutenant in Prussian Cavalry
regiment.
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Con. Iames A. Garfield Is TO be invited to
deliver The address Al Frederick on Deco ra.
ton day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03

Lorrillard's Papoose, a sister Of Parole,
won the FIRST spring two.year.old stake at
Newmarket, England, on Thursday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03

A clustering snow storm prevailed in the
Ottawa, Ontario. Valley on Thursday. The
weather was cold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03

Mrs, Sarah ]. b, Hale. who for half a cen.
inry was tho editress Of Godeys Lady's Book,
died Wednesday evening in Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE
LEASEHOLDESTATE
In Manchester, Carroll county, Nd.


RY virtue Of power Of sale contained ia
II deed Of mortgage from George w.
Everhart to Michael l.. Resb, dated the Sihday
of May, 1877, and recorded among The Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county,
in Liber f. I. s., No. 10, folio, $50, &C.,
the undersigned, mortgage, win offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, IL Manchester,
in said county, TO the highest bidder, on
Saturday, he ION day Of Nay, 1879,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, the lot Of land and
premises now occupied BY the said George w.
Everhart, in said deed Of mortgage mention
ed and conveyed. This lot adjoins lots Of
George Burns and Caiharine Whitelealher,
and is improved by q two-story
Brick House with Back Build &k4A-
ing u stories, and other ne. 49,
cessary outbuildings and stable. - =
SAID lot is subject TO an annual ground rent
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
MICHAEL L. resi-, Morlgaeee.
! Smith 4 McKellip Solicitors.
apr Its James Shnliz, Auct'r.
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II BAtimgFa, Apyl Is, 1879, Jacob Craw-
ford, II his list year.
Died In Baltimore, on The 25th Of April,
Charlotte Regina, relict Of the late Charles
Suthkoph, aged 90 years.
On April 20, 1879, At her residen, in Lib
erty, Frederick county, Emma V. Rippeon,
vile OF George W. Rippeon, aged 80 years,
Q months and % days.
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ME are authorized 10 announce R. @.
w MATTHEWSa canddate for the next
SheFifalty Of Carroll Oouug, snl.ieet to the
decision Of the Democratic County Conren.
ton. ssb8io
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ST. LAwRENCE

81. LA IL E N CE
WILL make the season of 1870,
w from April 2lst to July 2lst, 0W8&n
as follows ~
On Monday, at Winterrode's Hotel, Finks.
burg.
On Tuesday and Wednesday at Hiteshue's
Hotel, Reisterstown, leaving Reisterstown
on Thursday morning for Manchester.
AT Groves Hotel, Manchester, from Thurs.
day afternoon until Saturday evening.
Monday and Tuesday in Westminster.
Wednesday at Samuel Vine $, near Bach.
mans mill.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in West
minister, and SO continue throughout the sea.
son until the LIST OF July, after which time he
will be in Westminster.
Terms ;--$12 for the season, to be paid or
settled by cash or note within the season.
ANY mare not proving with foal or aceiden-
tally losing colt WILDE served free Of charge.
All care will be taken, but no responsibility
will be assumed for accidents.
For Pedigree and further particulars ad-
dress III. HAINES.
ap 1885, Westminster, Nd.
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Sale Of Mortgaged Property
IN
Woolery's District, Carroll Co.. Md.


R1 virtue Of power Of sale contained Ia
~ q mortgage from Joseph e. Ward and
wife to Nicholas II. jenkins, and assigned 10
Lewis Green, bearing date on the 18th lay 81
July, 1874, and recorded among the Real Eis-
tate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county, In
liber F. I. s., No. 8, Folio 289. &c., the I'M
dersigned, attorney named in said mortgage.
will offer at Public Sale. on the premises. on
Saturday, he l0M day Of Nay, 1870,
at p O'Clock, p. M, All thaeracs II land cal.
led ssMorgan's Tent, situate IN he village Of
Mechanicsyile, Woolery,s District, Carroll
county, and now occupied by said Joseph r.
Ward, and being The same land which Mary
A. Ward, wife Of said Joseph, obtained from
q. I. RelisnideF, Trustee, BY deed dated 9Th
day Of November, 1886, and containing
9 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements consist of large Two.
story DWELLING HOUSE and ihe usual
outbuildines.
Terms, Cash. IA. O. BOND.
apr lots Attorney named 10 Mortgage.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
VANDERFORD BROS.

TERMS per year IN advance single copies
.sng. transcription discontinued until all arreaE
ApNEfIlhlNG RATS --One square N lines win
h9lnserte times or less for II and 2ireuis III each
subsequent Insertion. One squArn mos ~ III III
mes, - u mos, e. business cards not e,.eeednr
lines, s. per year. When the niinb Der Of Insertions
i not marked advertisements Will be continued until
lorl.d and charged accordingly Yearly adyertisors
ingsi continue Advertisements 70 their own business
Huie hnd Figure work double price. business Ia.
Gals 10 rents periinc Marriages aud Death sinscrtc
nee obituaries and personal communicate ms
addressed TO "'rmE AuvocArgp Ns
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The British Quarterly Rerier, for April has been re-
ceived. Itopens with an article on Christian The
ology and the Modern Spirit" in which the writer
takes the ground that new era for the Church OF
Christ is near, and will be ushered In by change
and conflict Urban Leasholds' follows, and then
an article on John wycllf aud the Reformation
Free Trade and Protection" discusses the relative
merits and benefits ofthese commercial policies and
argues that the former Is the better as results in va
rious countries prove. "The Normans at Palermo"
THE Novels Of George Meredith THE zula War"
and Contemporary IitentureT are the other con.
tents OF this most interesting number Leonard
Scott Pub Co, n Barclay ST., New York publishers.
Mr.. NJ. A. Newell, State Superintendent Of Public
Schools WIN accept our thanks for copy of the State
School Report it's full Of statistical information
In connection with the public schools; shows a
great increase in schools and scholars, and de.
crease Of the expenditures.
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NOTICE.

THE National Gfeys Band respectfully
a offer their services 10 the pnblic for Pic
Mics and Social Entertainments, al terms to
suit the times. For further information and
terms apply to j. I. MITTEN,
band Agent
Prof 7. D. ElAIs. Teacher. ialf 2o.lf
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HoUsE FOR RENT.

"A NkATan comfortable Dwelling, situa.
"A ted on the public square,
near the Reformed and Bap. AnaA- -
ust Churches, Is for rent. There ~. -
~ stable for 2 horses and al g n
carriage house on the lot. A garden with a
variety Of small fruit. Inquire Of
apr 49, II. l.. NORRIS.
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AGENQs WANTRD

rIa0 SELL A DIRECTORY az Baltimora.
4 Carroll and Hartford couniiss.
J.F. LEWIS 4 CO..
mar % 8 Post Office Ave. nAllo. ia.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

The POLICY Of the Democratic party
must be made aggressive if it intends To
win the cause of the people in the next
Preside ntial fight. If it is earnest for
the people and in favor Of lower taxa
ton, it must adopt the means for success,
and one OF the chief means is the de-
struclion of the policy OF their enemies
the means especially provided to Sc
cure to usurpers the power over the cleo
tions. The peal therefore, of the cleo
ton laws provided to give success to The
late adminst tration--to enable 1t to sue
ceed itself This must be done and W,
are glad that the Democrats have stei
this matter and resolved 10 rep al thes.
Laws. The Republican Senate has re
fused to reduce expenses and the peopl'
will justify the Democrats even in hold
ing all extra session, If forced to this ne
cessity for the object sougLt-ihe decrease
OF national expenditures.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

THE CITY's lNDEBTEDNE>s.--lt would
be great matter oi saving 10 Tie a y il
it could convert its present inde tednt IS
into four per c, ut. bond, instead of the
five and six per cent. which it Is Low re-
quired to pay. But this, unfortunately,
We are told, cannot be done, Oh account
OF the wording Of the bonds now out
standing. They are different from the
bonds OF the State and contain printed
clause, requiring The consent VI the hol-
der as well as the city TO make such
change. 1t is printed in the bond that
they are "irredeemable" and can OILY be
changed when due, unless with the ''mu
tual consent" of DO h parties. This IL
not the case with tie State bonds.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

MIR. TIIDEN's TEsTIMoNY.-In re-
ierring 10 the testimony of MI. 1ilder
before the investigator Committee of
Congress in New \ ork OH Saturday the
the Sunday Herdld, Of that city says =
" The ingenious and searching Gro s-eX-
amlna ion to which Culonci Peltun Il
Mr. Marble were subjected had failed t.
elicit one particle of evidence SLOW ing
that MI. 1ilden had any knowledge Il
the cipher kilograms or OF the negotie-
tiot : to which they referred until the in
iOrme tIul was conveyed 10 him that an
offer had been made to give the vote OF
South Ca olina to the democratic candi-
date ior, a um OF money, when he III
slantly drlounced ne proceedings ana
rebuktd' those participating in them
| Ey ry body was satisfied that Mr. TIiden
won Il confirm u e witnesses who had
proceeded hlm in these statements new
theless, there aas much curiosity To see
how well le would stand the ordeal Of
examination iii which nolenieacy was like
| ly to he extended towad d him, While
many of hls niends rejoicrd at tue oppor-
tunty Afforded him Of retu,ing the SIAN
ders that have been 50 iberally indulged
i'll by his enemies. 1t is just to say that
Mr.. Tilden's evidence-clear, decisive,
and unequivocal-tedres him in a better
position than he tcas before il uas yiren
His denial Of any knowledge Whatsoever
OF the cipher dispatches or of any offers
proposals or negotiations to use an,
money to purchase any retaining board.
or vo'es until the occurrence Of the Bati.
more affair, ,ohich he reJuked and STAMP
, ed out, IS as strong as language can max,
, 1t. His testimoney is in entire hsrmone,
with his card published in the Herald .
October Is last. In that paper he de
MED that he had any knowledge of tt,
Florida Offers until casually informe
OF them as OF past event lon
after the 9th Of December. This denia
Is reiterated i'll his evidence yesterda
. and is confirmed by Mr. Marble. In hi
card he affirmed that 10 offer to give tn
= certificates of any State to the democra,
/; electors for promises Of offices, mone'
or property was ever entertained, con
II sidered Or tolerated by him, aud this
= SO is confirmed by his own testimop
= aud that Of Mayor Cooper and Colon,
y, PeltOn, which shows that the first an
'. only iniima'ion conveyed to him of sue
d an offer met with his rebuke and ca,
is demnatiOn.N
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
TERRIBLY AFFLICTED FAMl-

GAINESVILLE (Ol Special to Gin. Com, 9TH
There was a general expression Of SYM
pathy and surprise in tine city to-day at
the remarkable afliclon that has visited
the family of Thomas Murphy, a laborer,
who resides in the Eighth ward. Ten
years ago son had both legs taken on
by the cars, and v il in the last year SIX
members OF the family have died, the
| " lie and four daughters and this ioutless
son. One of tue daughters died last
week ami anoth, was Immediately tax Il
down on Monday last. Another daugh-
ter wrut into the room to see he slck
sister, anu upon returning to the si'tiht
roon fell dead upon the floor. Las'
night ano,h.r daughter died, and The ION
ovt rcomc 18th grief at the sight oi 'h'
corr ses inthe house, was suddeu ly throw
into violent con,ul-ions aud for severa
hours lay ma crt Cal condi ion. lb'
family are pty-icaliy fral, and tiose 9
! them who have lin.ere ia sickness hav'
die of consuml ION.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

American and European plans, both
have been adopted by the Grand Contra
hotel OH broadway, New York. You
can now pay 81 w per day and upwards
for nce room at this large fiIst-clas.
hotel, on Broadway, take your hreakfas
there at the elegant restaurant, attached
to the house, at moderate prices, and i
you do not return till night you hav,
nothing more to pay. Or you can sto,
there Oh the American plan for 81 so t,
So 90 per day, room and meals included
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
PUBLIC SALES

TIE IRABI.E DWELLINGS =
" Building Lots at public ..l. ASt
UhDAY. February 10, 1879, AT sAl
the Auction Rooms OIL W s, M,g
eon III Il. Fourth street, the foi' oi'',,AAn I,
scrifed Real Estate, belnt g,ss "ihgt
Brandywine Loan Associsiin' y h.
must be sold IN order TO clos, N, VIA
II. ss. No. /. A lot OF land. 70 fe.' - y. 0l,'
front, and 10 feet deep, with a m, iltts
Brick House thereon erected, sI',e,'1l
1919 King street, city OF Wilminp,,'t "
aware. No. 2. A lot OF land ID s,ol sol. ~
front and rs feet deep. with A NJ w.
Brick House thereon erected slins-s ~
5J2 W. sixth street, city oI II l,,,,1.s As
Delaware. No 3. A lot ~ lara iass nsso'
inches front, ana 10 feet deep. '.sal
the southeast corner ~ SIKH and VIZ
sire Is, city OF Wilmington, nalsna. w
NO. Two lots OF land 10 feel fro,, ~ ~
feet deep zach. situate on east sida o' auc Y.
ison street, between Fifth and si.t, I, aa'
Wilmingt u, Del. '"'
TeKM S.-i0 per cent. cash to,.,.
within 10 days. when the Deel s,'a N
made purchasers, and the haiarcs,l .
main upon mortgage. +. L.GIIpfS
Brandywine Loan As.oc,sI u
No. GOs Market 1t, " ilmiuv'n'
l.. w. stidhaHi 4 on, Auct. ,b.t' ~
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
FEBRUARY 1870

TIE DAILY GAZETTE is sent to all parts
of the country, postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS a year. In advance. IL contains
ali the local news and most impoitan'
news of the day. II gives in brief just the
news the farmer or the BUSH ets manned,
at half the cost OF the two cent papers
and as much as man oeght to read of an
venIng or morning. Subscribe for II at
nee by remitting money order for a
wear or six months.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
The Whipping Post Wanted
phiIa Sunday Times fTapuart,sA

hiii ouHuay LINUS dBBdrt 81.
Now that the Legislature is in session,
an effort should he maze to secure the
passage OF IA law for whipping men guilty
of the cowardly, dastardly practice OF
beating their wives, and the law might
he extended 50 as to include other of.
lenses. Virginia has nut up the whip.
pihg post again, and in California men
are whipped for beating their wives, and
| the law works wei. In Delaware the
whipping post has IA most salutary infiu
ence, and If it were tried Iii Penny silva
ma II would have the same effect, in
spite of a few weak-headed, tcnder-heal +
ed, titnid Old women III breeches, VIII,
boast of their philanthropy, which is oul,
aLother name for hypoaritical humbug.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

done. There is another matter. II will
be observed from the State Treasures
report that the Stale is holding first
mortgage lien against the p. w. \ b. X.
r., which is convertible at the opt on OF
the holder into stock. The stock pays
eight per cent. aud is selling at sb5
Now, why not convert this mortgage int
stock and sell tie stock immedia ely an1
redeem SO much of our State bonds? l.
is the business Of the Legislature to gel
the State out of debt, and We feel that i
is our duty to urge that body to discharg'
Its obligations to the people by reducing
the bui den on tax payers
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

them milch cows, ID Nhi
- calves by their side tne.A
sale. the balance. sps
.-~0 and will come IN soon,
anfe Ell neifers. and bulls, yehnius.
Farming Utensils.--2 hay wagons
ly new, farm wagons, horse car, =.
OK cart beds, one carriage one ue
with pole and shafts, nearly new
and bells, one grain fan, corn sheNS ~,
dill, z mowers one a Kirby, one
pion, ono Russell reaper, one i,se.
rake, peach bed and springs, one ns
hall bushel measure, HArpooh 30
and locks. saraycuse plousns IA
horse pious hs, ; one horse piouspn's
| ttvators. one twin harrow, l"l s%,is
double-trees. forks and shoveis' s'''
and iced chest. -.
Harness. sets wagon harneTs,. "A
plough harness, one set douhie - -, a
made to order and nearly new .i,sr, ID
gle han ness, collars, BRIDES, ha,h h. N, I
lot COW chains, 81 tor good tiiho''io n IA
the ton, ten ton OF wheat straw, .IitsJ
hay by the ton, lot of manure, o onJ Jssl
Sturkies, IA Chester County a"'
red shoats. ns nj
Dairy Fixtures as mn sp
milk buckets, cream kettles, bth1a nd
er, butter tubs, butter prints, lM ahsT ia
| er, one hand churn, one hoiAe IN IN Fgr'
pow er. Household and ltenen noi ID
ture and many other articles
enum erated. hoen ~
N.B-The above cows Lave os'" and !
ed with great care and judemfna. ,,nid
worthy The IA leutiOn OF pefso"'
good butter cows. of sS y
| CONDITIONS san sums =, :" amOdbl
less. cash; on all sums over INA 'reu bys'
credit OF 7 months Will Dc .,o,e vl1y
purchaser giving bark Baoiei ,D OF iF
| proved indorser, interest aou''
cent of the face for cash T. B. ENa.1aI
| l.. w. Stidham 4 SoI, a ncl'o"
e. 4th street, wilmington, pei1 Il. .ltdtE
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
ianl4-lInd
NJ OTICE-TO WAFER hf.NIrnS
~ OEEICE WATER pEPA RrMENr

NJ OTIUE-TO WAIEk X hf.NIInS
IN OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT
WILMINGToN, DEL, Dec 10th, lsis
The bills for leI9 are now ready and p, v.
able at the registrars office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that a II bills
paid on or before January 31st 1873. the
face ot the bill those paid during tne
month OF February, five per cent. addi-
March, ten per cent. additional, and anv
amount remaining unpaid alter A pril Jsi.
1879, the registrar is required TO have the
ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery of the amount due and The
water Will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessm enis a nd
81 for drawing ferrules are paid. Once
lours, 8 m 10 p IN.
WI. MORROW,
decll-eod Jan feb ,eod :kegistrar.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
MONDAY,
The oath day of February, A. D.,

1879, al II O'Clock, a. m. the following de-
scribed Personal Property, viz:
tne wheat drill, one corn sheller, one
reaper, one mower, one horse rake, one
thr, sher, one hor power grisi ma one
h " cutter, one roller, one gram ian, 2
farm wagons with hay rigging, one cart +,
lot OF plOws, harrow 3, culIlVatoTs, harness
of every dehcIIption, lot OF OK aud COW
chains, lot OF water ana pig troughs, bolt
Ing, pulleyh and shaiting, lot uf mIlk pans
and dairy nxtures. lot al double and sn-
ri trees, oA yokes, wbeelba rows, lot of
small tools, forks. hoes, shovels, &C, one
Germantown carriage, head OF horses, 2
col r, one pair OF oxen, twelI broken). 81
head Of cattle, one bull, lot Of calves, 70 0
pounds Of pork, lot oI clover heed, 10: OF
potatoes, IS acres ol wheat III the gruuLd
etc, etc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
peTty of h van &. Stotseuburg anu Mat
thew ky lott, aud to he = Id by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
TERMS.-Sumh not exceeding s25, cssh,
n all sums eAceeiing that amount a cred :
IL OFFS months Will be given the purchaser
20 give his interest bearing negotiable note
with All approved endorsed, OF per cenI.
of for each
Stidham Son, Auct. feb6- 6-wst- dis ,22
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

nlVID END OFFICE OF THE WILL
- NINGTON COALGAS COMPANY.
WILhINGTON, February /, le7y.
The Directors of the W lin ington Coal
Gas Company have this dav declared a
dividend of three dollars per share for the
past SIX months, payable on demand
". p. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
ftbl lOteod
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
ANIMMENSE RIfsINESS.

Tie PhoeniX Iron Company has row
at work over 200 men, so he wa-es paid
'rtnightly, providei thrv average two
dollars day, Which ii is SAID they do,
will amount to $4,000, or S9G,OOO per
month. Add to TN the sum paid for
coal, ron, and other mater al. an FOL
IRE ght; aud the ihmonsity OF the thing
begins TO dawn upon you.-MeSsenger
THE GOVERNMENT MILLS. Samples
of paper ass kow beng made at Wilc, N''
NJ lis, at q len Mills, Tor the purpose o
being submit ed 20 the Cover nment fol
adoption. TIE Treasury Department
wants II stronger paper than has hereto
fore been used. The latter wants TO te-'
a paper male with more sill, in 1t thanlt
ha> been using, which these mills, As VI
before stated, are engaged in manufac
turing.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

II ii. KENT q G
I'm porters and Manufactures
IRON, IRON,
STEEL, SIEEh, pnVAD
AND COACH MATEhhoods 10 v
Have the Largest Stock OF oo'ortsdfp
State In Their liIle, and hest !
in the United states. AND =
NO. 2o5 AND 2O SHIPLbi i,rrs
Nd 2i2 ORANGE STREE pd
WILnIEsro'
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

NJ OiICE.-lhe Mutual Loan Associa-
IN lion now offers new stock for sale
he first payment may be made anv
time Apply 10 GEORGE Z. MARIS,
Secretary ard Treasurer,
Ja23-lmd Office 60l ship ey st, I'd Story.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
-==a
NOTICE

NJ OTiCE.-J. ii. Primrose has taken the
~ management OF the old and relia BILE,
sewing machine mpany-the Wheeler d
Wilson. his machine has been lately
improved, and Is AN entirely new IN achine,
and is known as the Improved W heeler a
Wilson. IL In the nnest made lock-stitch
sewing machine now In use, and has ad-
vaniages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our IerrItery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and delaware and
the Eastern g. ore Of Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found q,
12S Market street. After the 18th OF N al ctl
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5-dtf j, J,HPRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
> ny virtue OF sundry writs nj ehecu-
ton. TO me directed viii be exposed 10
public sale, on the farm lately owned by
Evan g. Htotsenburg, situated In " hlle
Clay Creek huhdTed. near the villase OF
ChrisLiana, and on the Dad leading from
Stanton 20 LhTiEtiana on