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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
Il L = TIM d MAJ IS:

Roseburg, Oregon-We have tried the
LITTLE JOKER and are well pleased with
it. 1t saves clothes and washes them
nicely with very little labor; therefore we
can recommend it TO the public. Signed
Mrs Jas Wright, Alice, frankie. Lizzie and
Annie Howard.
Roseburg, Ogn,. April %, 1879 We
have tried the Little joker washing mas
chine aud freely say that it gives perfect
satisfaction and believe ID the best washer
in use for clean washing and speed. Mrs
A y and Annie n Jones.
Roseburg. ogn April 90, 1879 We
tried the Little Joker aud think 1t excels
anything We have ever tried. It is g eat
saving of labor and also saves the Clothes,
therefore we recommend ii 10 the public.
Mrs ID and Moliie E Bowen.
Ros.burg, April 24.--We freely say that
the Little Joker washer is far superior to
all washers for speed, clean washing and
saving of clothers and recommend it to
all as tie best washer in use, and really is
a Little Joker as IL does .le washing so
well and without any tiresome labor. Mess
danes Whitney and Williams.
Roseburg, April %. 1S75.--We have test
ed the Little Joker and find 1t 10 be the
best washer. IL saves time and labor. Mrs
N Bowen. Mrs L 4 Minard, H Slocun,.
Roaeburg, April 90. fS79-We freely
certify to the good qualities of the Little
Joker washer as one of the best washers
for speed. clean washing and saving OF
clothes, and would recommend it to all.
Mrs Stevens, Roxanna, kogelias, and Res
vada Stevens.
Roseburg, April 28.-We have given the
Little Joker fair trial and we really think
it is one Of ihe best, if not the BEST wash
or we have ever seen wash. and urlher-
more think that every one that tries them
will buy them. w Moore ana wife, Mrs
Mary Singleton.
Indeed, we are very much pleased with
the Little JOKER. an6 think il will dc all
sgents say il will do. and every who buys
will be pleased with it. Mesdames Field
and q w Jones.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Having decided on disseminating the for
UArdihg Husinses, We desire 10 gi I've notice
thaSs EFofn and after the 18th Of Fabruarv
next we will not receive any more ffeirhis
into eur warehouse. All persons Ia arrear !.
for freight charges are requested ID mske
immediate payment For she acco.1.,ds
dion uf those WIN Hive IN and about Jack
sonvIIle, 81 kind consent, ~. Max Null
ler viii recsivs and reeeipt for a..
8. MARKS q co.
RosEnUne, JanuarY esh. 1874
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
TIE LITTLE ZnHHR

Will wash more at time, large garments sna ones few or
and wash them clean; off breaks buttons canno
the clothes PARTICLE will them better tha
any other and this makes them phh clean an is the
only thing that will prevent their becnng grimy and yellow
You wash with the LITTLE JOKER halt The time that You
by hand, and best of all, A FRAIL WOMAN CAN USE
III Boys and girls e do the washing aud
CALI FUN Price, 81 co. Agents wanted Manufactured by G.
A. DODGE CO.. Plttsbnrg Pa. T. b JOHNSON aud j. A.
PFEk General Agents. Roseburg, Oregon All wishing LIT
TIE JOKER call at J. W. Stranges Wnrehouse
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
RESOLUTION OF ENDoRsEMENT.

WHEREAS. THE DoUaLAs INDEPENDENT.
= newspaper published In Rneeburr. has
been published 10 this county Tor the period
Of three years; and
WHEREAs. said newspaper is now veil
establislItd, and dedurinR = three years trial
II has faithfully sryvrd the interests of the
prrducfE and sax-payns; therefore br II
Resolved. We. lhh members If th.. Ump-
qua tirapRr Ne 26. sio give THE DnuGIA
!NDEFENDENT our unqualified ~ dnsemsp..
and would recommend Il dc a nrwspaper
worthy the patronage Of every farmer and
iax-l aver IN Sputhrrn Oregon.
1T GEO w. JoNKa. Master.
J. DUNCAN. Secretary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
Stone FS9-eplnces !
JOHN LONG, Of Cleveland.

would announce that be is prepared to
Furnish the stone. neatly cur, for
Firepsaces, at rates more reasonable than
ANY one else can; and thai
He will receivs orfiers To hritd ch;,nnevo
And Firepiaces from any part of the
County.
ne vii warrant all bis ciiimneys TO have
Perfect drauaht, and TO be Of permanent
Character.
ne viii also deliver stone slready dressed
10 any one wishing the same,
For Fireplaces. Orders left with the
INDEPENDENT or Mr. Cochran.
Looking Glass, promptly attended TO.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05

psezidsnt wheelsr's only sister died
wing Mr.. Wheeler entirely
qrld, as regards family His
sI.d no ohlIaren were ~
'swiShcut kin. save :
4g clergyman, who
1876 during
bt that Mr..
Se,sts =
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
THE WATER QUESTION.


We would aaain u,ve upon ou, c,,,.,n.
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And pare watss is some.hin. 20 be CON.
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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05
BaACRSMIgHING
And
WAGON
Particular Attention Paid to Horse -shoeing
G. MARKWIeH Proprietor.

Would inform the public that he Is pre-
pared TO do all kinds of BlacksmithinQ and
Wagon Making in workmanship manner.
He has also hacks--hrst-clas sale.
Call and see him at his shop on Oak Street.
near Auraham's Switch. IA
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-05

To make machine that would wash that would
the clothing break off buttons machine that Light SIM
pl Cheap and Durable; machine that could be used
part OF washing machine that could
they weak and scky in fact make successtn
washer has been the study of all the Id
Thousands of experiments have been e aud
ands dollars spent the hereto unsuccessful efoo
washer that would stand the test OF actual trial Nearly every
family have urchased tried and condemned from
OF those experiments nnt last discouraged with fall
and much expense becsae aim
the dsagreeabe unhealthy aud treome work the
household the returning weekly washing help
But
MD9PI5BM8, WIVES. DAUGEY8Mgo
And all the great Washers There NEW
washer mae and it will wash 1t will wash It vii
wash EASY, 1t is CHEAP SIMPLE TRY II. trial
will convince the skeptcal 1t called tho LITE JOKER
WHAT IT SAVES:
IT SAVES fro three hours every day.
the hardest kind of labor
1T SAVES your money by saving the ing cloths
which quite much their half
ray for your clothing
1T SAVES labor doctors hills. soap babies bu
Mondays cold dinners, wocen, weary az hing
Mb sickness suffering and death caused BY overwor
nd
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
Brief Locals.

The Tom Thumb entertainments at
Institute Hall. Saturday afternoon and
evening, wete well attended.
New store, new goods, new prices. 50i
Market street. 2tdltw.
Choice flower and garden seeds al
Smiths Fourth and Shipley streets.
There was a dog fight in this city on
Saturday night, conducted by sports from
Philadelphia.
Fine family flour, of the best grades,
at Smiths Fourth and Shipley streets.
Baby carriages at the new store oi
Adams & Bro. 5O4 NJ Market street. 2t.
The Coroner now has his hands full Of
business.
Vegetable seeds in great profusion ant
very cheap, at Smiths Fourth and Ship
ley.
Don't fail to see "Otto, a German" a
the Opera House, tonight.
Save time and money by examining tn,
large stock of desirable household good,
at Adams * Bros new store 5O4 Marke
street. 2t.
Notice TO the public will half sole anC
h6el boots and shoes for 90 cts and othe
mending in proportion at 6l2 Tatnall 81
ap5-6t ii. WARD.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
APPOJNTM ENTS.

Governor Hall has appointed VIM. B
Tomlinson, of Milton, Clerk ofthe Peace
for Sussex county, Utce w. Fisk Town
send, removed.
w. b. Tomblinson, Esq, was in the
Legislature in 1871, and is well qualified
for the position of Clerk of the Peace
The Republ,cm is mistaken in its refer
ence to Governor Ponder, as he took
no active part i'll the matter. 1t is alst
mistaken in saying that DR.. Tomlinson,
cousin Of the appointee, "married
daughter of Mr.. Hall" The DR.. marie,
a daughter of John G. Hazard, ESQ, O
Milton Del. Governor Halls daughte
married Mr.. Leister, a gentleman of til,
bar of Philadelphia.
He has also appointed the following
| as members of the State Board of II ealt
! under the act passed by the last Legisla
| ture authorizing the Board:
| New Castle COunty-Drs. Bush, DIR;
per and Chamberlain.
Kent-Drs. Whiteley and Marshall.
Sussex-Drs. Hall and Wolfe.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
General News.

VIM. Aldidge, a colored United Slater
deputy marshal, has served dozen OF
more subpenas upon white citizens or
Tensas parish, La, and thoy will appea
in the Tensas election cases before the
United States Court at New Orleans to-
day.
Here are some statistics which may in
terest people who have speeches to make
The total number of Ex-Confederate in
the present Congress is II, Hon. Alex
IL. Stephens and other civilians except
ed. Iu the Senate there are Union sol.
diers and In the House 81. In the Sen
ate there are 10 Ex-Confederate soldiers
and in the House 5S.
Judge Bond presides in the United
States Circuit Court at charleston, S. c..
to-day. Intense excitement prevails
there, as $50 well-known citizens are tC
be tried for alleged violations Of the cleo
| ton laws, and the test oath sit is stated
to be administered to all the Jurors.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

AIsrdn der Cummings Administers a
Dose Of Poison and Dies In the City
. Hall.
Last evening about 1890 o'clock, Alex
ander Cummings was arrested and taken
to the City Hall in an Intoxicated con-
dition. He was placed in one of the cor
ridors and laid upon the floor, where he
created large amount of noise by hal
looing at the top of his voice and re-
peatedly saying that he would be dead
man before morning.
Nothing was thought of the matter by
those in charge, as he was so intoxicated
when brought IN. About 2 o'clock he
became quiet, and when Sergeant Whe-
Ian went into see him he found that the
man was dead This morning the body
was removed to the office off. A. Will
sou ,and at nine o'clock the Coroner sum-
mOned jury and held an inquest.
The first witness was officer Dowlin,
who testified that between 10 and II
o'clock last night he was standing at 10th
aud Market streets, when a colored man
came along and Informed him that man
on Orange street, below Tenth, was sn-
deavoring to poison himself. He went
around and found the deceased sitting on
the steps OF a house, with bottle OF
whiskey between his knees; he took the
| bottle and threw 1t in the street; be felt
his pocket and found small vial con.
| tanning poison; when the officers were
| taking him to the City Hall he told them
that be would be dead man before
morning, and he wished to bet 500 that
| he would.
I Officers Farraiay and Bidwell also tes.
tilted to the fact that the deceased had
informed them that he had poisoned him.
| self.
| XV;U;a,,, TayIar onJ Tobn nxoa, ,aa
| titled TO seeing the deceased In the house
, of the latter about 6:30 o'clock last even.
ing; he left about 9 o'clock, bidding them
good bye, and informing them at the
| same time that IL was the last time they
| would ever see him alive. They thought
he was only Joking. They did not see
him again until this morning at the
office of Mr.. Wilson.
Other witnesses were examined, but ~
their testimony was only corroborative
it is not worth while TO publish 1t.
A small vial about half fun of a liquid
labelled tincture of aconite root, wa
exhibited and identified as the one Gum
mings had in his possession. From the
bottle it appears that it was purchased OF
Smith & Painter.
The jury rendered a verdict that til,
deceased, Alexander Cummings, came I,
lis death from dose of aconite admi mis-
tered by his own hand.
The deceased was about As years OLD
and was well known in this city A on,
time he was proprietor of large gro
Gerry store at the s. +. corner of Seventh
and Market streets, but through drink
he gradually fell until he came down u
selling fish in the market.
He had a wife and two children, but a
the recent session of the legislature upol
her application she was divorced from
him.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
FIFTH EDITION.
BODY Idamli0ed.

Yesterday afternoon, Q gentleman and
two ladies called upon undertaken Will
son, and requested TO be shown the body
OF the drowned man who was found
floating In the Christiana creek at Lob
delPs wharf on Friday afternoon. Their
request was granted, and the party pro-
ceeded to "Potters Field" where the
body had been inferred, and after the
grave had been opened. and the body
exposed to view, the older lady Of the
two recognized tee body as being that of
her husband Thomas Schools, who left
his home near Newark, Del, about six
weeks ago Ito visit this city about pen.
sion paper. The body win probably be
tn Ken up and reinterred at Newark. The
other lady and the gentleman were a
daughter and son of the deceased, and
they also recognized the body as that ol
their father.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
POLICE CASES.

The following cases have been disposed
OF by Mayor Almond, since Saturday
morning:
Jesse Jones, for being drunk and dis.
orderly, was required TO pay 80 cents and
costs.
James Keefe, vagrancy, 10 days at New
Castle.
William Kelly, for a like otiense, &c
days.
y. Edward Price and Hugh Kelly, for
fighting in the streets, were each requir.
ed to pay 81 ond costs.
Emma Hopkins, william Demby
Mark Hamilton and Peter Dougherty
for being drunk aud disorderly, were
each required to pay 81 and costs.
-Four drunks, 80 cents and costs, com
pleted the record.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
The wells a. Phillips Failure

The failure of Messrs. John T.. Wells
and John q. Phillips, dealers in hard
ware and carriage materials, creates con-
siderable excitement in business circles.
The liabilities of the firm amount TO be-
tween $1,000 and so 900, and NJ essrs ID.
Ii. Kent 81 Co. are the principal credi
tors. There are numerous smaller credi-
tors, and IL ls said that a lady living on
King street loses $1,000, which she loaned
the firm. The establishment has been
closed by the Sheriff.
Mr.. Wells has left the city, and has no,
been seen for several days, and there ART
ugly whispers of several crook cd transac
J tions on his part. One Is that a note fol
| $4,000, purporting to be signed by Mr.
Cox, of Chester county, Pa, in favor o
Isaac ID. Phillips, OF Greenbank, Del.
was discounted by the Farmers Bank, o
this city This note was said to be no
genuine, and shortly before it was du,
Mr.. Wells obtained from Cox a genui n,
note for $1,000, in favor of IsaacB. Phil
lips, which, after being endorsed by Mr.
Phillips, and by Wells & Phillips, wa
| discounted and the proceeds used in pay
ment Of the first note. Mr.. Cox, il i
said knew nothing of the existence of tn,
first note
Mr.. Phillips, who has been left in th
luch by his partner has made an assign
ment forhis share of the firms liabilities
In addition TO the forged note abov,
mentioned, another was discounted a
the Newport National Bank. This not
also purported to be made by Mr.. Cox
for So 900, and was also endorsed by MI
Isaac ID. Phillips, but IA Mr.. Phillips un
fortunately Obtained the pro ceeds of thi
note from the bank, and handed ther
over to Wells, he will be the loser by thi
transaction.
A former partner Of the firm, NJ
Carver, of Sussex county, who intro
duced into the e tablishment a spok
machine, for which he was to receive
consideration, Withdrew few month
ago, and took from Wells, for his con
pensatlon, notes D. parties in Colorad
for $1,000 These notes, he afterward
discovered, were worthless, and they al
a dead loss to him.
1t Is said there are other forgery trans
actions on the part of Wells, which, WI
soon ne brought to hight. II is also sal
that his wife, on returning from Bait
more, where She had been in attendan,
upon her sick father, on Thursday las
found IA letter from her husband, inform
ing hei that he had gone and she wou
never see him again.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
THIRD EDITION
New Castle Letter.
A Stirring Saturday Night-A Frdcds-
The City Election, etc.

a StafTlnQ outuTuuy Nty"e-h r'ue"c
The City Election, etc.
NEW CASTLE, April Z, 1879.
Saturday evening was one of unusual
stir. The streets in the older part OF the
city were filed with promanaders, our
merchants were in the best of humor
and smiled TO think that the times were
getting better. Shawtown was happy
aud Its people satisfied that they were
vet to become the centre OF this city.
Dobbinville being cut off from the main
part of the city by the water overflow
ing Seventh street was thrown upon its
own resources for amusement, and find
ing it at home they too, were happy.
Bulls Hill was In its glory which Is say
ing all that is necessary.
As the 6.48 p. IN. train was leaving the
iepot Saturday sevenlng a little fracas
occurred. A young man stepped up
quickly to stranger and striking him
on the face knocked him down aud see
ing an officer made tracks for Shawtown
where he escaped. The stranger got up
at once and jumped aboard the moving
train.
Tomorrow our city election takes
place. The canvass has. been an activ ON
and 1t is expected the vote will be large
The ticket is: For Mayor, Thomas Giffir
City Treasurer, VIM. f. Lane; Asse, ,sor
j. l.. Rice; City Council, VIM. Herbert,
Il. Sutton, Hiram Borie. That there will
De other tickets, there Is no doubt, al
though We hear that there will be NJ
Republican ticket put in the field, still i
would be we'll for the friends of th'
above ticket to be sure be ou hand, ant
cast their ballots. The polls will opel
about II a. IN. and close at Z p. IN.
Those of our citizens who believe II
having our nuncipal affairs couductp,
in the interest of the people, as has beer
done by the last Council, should be sur,
to vote for Herbert, Sutton and Borie.
The Moss Rose Assembly Will Civ,
their annual ball on Easter Monda,
evening in the City Hall. Every Brepar
ation is being made to make 1t "th'
balr' of the season. The music will b'
furnished by +. S Duncan which fact II
guarantee that II will be first class.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
REGISTER's ORDERS.
Register Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
49,, n..tl. ro ~ "a t.ah llfh

REGISThRS OFFICE,
New Castle Co. March Nth, 1879.
Cpon the application of Joseph L.. Car
penter ,Admi nistrat'r, OF Nathaniel l. Tom
finson late of Wilmington Hd., In sal d
county. decd, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore-
said. give notice of the granting OF Letters
of Administration upon the Estate. OF
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the County of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
late. to present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub :
lished In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.)
,, Given under the hand and Seal Ol
Ills Office of the Register aforesaid. al
t~Y~) New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
y. g. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrators
on or before Mar. 24th, 1890, or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER,
Administrator.
Address, wilmington, Del. mar25-3weod
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

At the recent election in Rasl
land a negro barber named Jirs|
ferson ran on the Democratic ID
Pro violence for a seat in the Gsls1
sembly. He received the full yy1 |
Democratic organiza but so farBl |
from he didn'tpoll a dozen Rsp.(
votes and was consequently u
This demonstrates quite cleirlI 1
which has often been referred al
dentally viz: that while the Rsp.i|
are perfectly willing that lega |,
be elected to Office in the South 4
Democratic communities they l.T
any accident, permit them 70 AaE|
where they have the power andi.4
ton. They won't put then %
own tickets or vote Tor them vhsl
Democrats nomina them Ihs
tien of the Southern naTos|
are emigrating to Kansas shlldal
ed to this unfortunate facL-A
zette.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
Cecil County Land Sales.

Sutton Scarborough, Esq, sold, on the
25th ultimo, his farm, containing 29
acres, more or less, near the Brick Meet
ing House, TO Samuel T. McCollum, for
$2, 800. This farm Is one of the best
small farms in the county.
MIR. James Clifford sold, on the 3lst ul.
timo, his four acre farm, more or less
near the Brick Meeting House, to j. U.
Thomas, Of the same place, for 81, 900.
Jacob Tyson has sold his farm, OF about
80 acres, near the Brick Meeting House
TO Charles Kirk, for S., 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
The Shad Season.

The indications are that shad will be
very plentiful during the coming season
in this vicinity. 1t will be about three
weeks before active operations in catch
ing shad commence at the fisheries at
Glouceater Point, and other fishing
grounds down the Delaware river, but
there are now many shad in market,
nearly all of which are caught in Hop,
Greek, that runs into Delaware bay, q
short distance above Cohansey, and about
16 miles below Fort Delaware.-Chester
NeUs.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
IOrIUE.-I, louis RA YMoND. in

NJ OTICE.-I, LOUIS RAYMOND. In
IN compliance with the requirements OF
the actOf Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l
shall apply In writing TO the Court OF Gem
eral Sessions OF the Peace and Jsi Dellv.
cry. OF the State OF Delaware, In and fof
New Castle county, on Monday, the 12th
day Of May, next, A. d., 1873, being the
first day of the next May term OF the said
court, for a license TO keep an inn or tAv-
ern, at No. SIS Shipley street, In the Finn
Ward, In the city OF Wilmington, Del.
ware, and to sell intox oxicaling liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, To be drunk
on the prem ises and the following respeot-
able citiZens recommend the said applica-
ton, 10 wit:
James Murphy, Joseph j Breen,
Evitt II Wells, VIM ii Robinson,
/ Jas Is Hasson, James Monaghan,
G II Breisacher, Joseph hebman,
A Given, Bernari p Aasson,
John Y Kyle, WC Woods,
j Ohm Ferry, George Allmon,
Henry Miller, jacob A Rebman,
Jno = Donahoe, John Fullmer,
Joel First, A lbert Jacquot.
Lewis p Breen, John X Kane,
Lew G Bird, L j Goslin,
Daniel Bickta, Emile Bucher,
Henry G Turner, Harry Frist.
ap53t LOUIS RAY MOND.