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The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
Adele L. Adams,
In Oh ancery,
New Castle County.
In Partition.
Alexander H. Adams

Alexander H. Adams New Castle County.
Trustee, ct. al. In Partition.
And now to vii. this third day OF septem-
cellOr by he affitavit of job u Pyle, Esq,
sheriff Of New Castle County, that the de-
fendants in this cause, have no known place
be served with process; that the said defen
danLs reside as follows; AlexAnder; H.
adams In the CITY OF beyerly. County OF
j. Adams in the city Of Baltimore, Slate
OF Maryland Janet X M oore in the city
OF I oledo. State Of ohio; Isabella H. TIL
ION In sns city aS g aaTs; pistTc,
| city OF Toledo above mentioned, and no
appearance having been enter ID for the said
| defendants at the return of The summons
II IS thereupon, on motion OF Walter
Cummins, ESQ. solicitor for the petitioner
| ordered by the Chancellor that the said
Alexander II Adams, Trustee Of Howard
Janet X. Moore, alexander H. Adams.
| surviving trustee of Isabella H. TiltOn.
surviving trustee OF Harriet B. Andrews
and Harriet Il. Andrews, do appear before
the Chancellor at his Chambers in bower,
on the 10Th dsyof October, A. D., 1879 and
show cause If any they have, why parti-
tinn of The premises In the petition descrt0-
| ed should not be made according 70 the
prayer thereof. or that the petition Will be
ander H. Adams, Trusl ee of Howard :.
| Adams, deceased, Charles J. Adams, Janet
| X. Moore, Alexander H. Adams. surviv-
ing trustee Of Isabella H. hilton, Isabella
| b. TIiton, Alexander H. Adams, suPvtv-
ing Trustee of Harriet b. Andrews and
| Harriet B. Andrews. f'Hil u
And the Register Is directed to Auso q
copy of this order 10 be published In the
DELAWARE GAZETTE. n weekly neWapa-
per oithe City OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, aforesaid, for the period or thirty
days next preceding the said fifteentA day 81
October, A. D., 1879. And 1t is further or
in this cause send by mail post paid one
copy of said DELAWARE GAzKTre con-
taining the publication Of this order. u
each of the said respondents herein last
above named. '-- E" i'i 81 ~
Attest, I'M. HOUSMAN,
Reg. q. o.
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almost az accident.

A man of middle age and r,pectable
ap, iearance jumped on the milk
train as it was passing the foot of King
street last night, and losing his balance
narrowly escaped falling beneath the
wheels Of the train. If people will per-
sist in putting themselves thus in dangers
way, il is quite likely that there will be
many more accidents for which the Rail-
road Company is not responsible.
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1ndersOn Better.

Philip Anderson, the man who was
Injured at the new Court House, yester-
day, MS stated in the GAzETrE.an taken
to the City Hospital, is much bettt to-
day. DR. Maxwell, the attending physi
clan says he suifei ed no ointernaii injuries,
though his nervous and muscular sy stem
su tained IA severe shock.
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Racing Horses.

This morning large number of trot-
ting horses passed through this city al
II, 20 O'Clock, on the z. w. Il B. II. r.,
through freight. A large number OF
persons accompanied the horses. The
animals were placed in house cars, aud
he attention shown them was better
than some children are the recipients
81
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Rabbits IN Market.

On Wednesday last farmer who was
standing in the King street market, ex-
posed for sale four rabbits. The season
for shooting rabbits in New Castle coun-
ty commences on November 1st, and ex-
pires OH January 1st. The penalty fol
shooting rabbits or offering them for sale
D evious to that time and after January
lst is very heavy, and farmers shou d
read up the law. Rabbits are net fit TO
eat at this time of year at all events
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14

The widow Oliver Is again agitating
her cases against Ex-senator Cameron,
in Washington, and possibly it may be
de- eiermined to re-enact the farce present
ed few months ago. We are iuclined
to believe that An action against this fe-
male nuisance for barratry or encourA-
ging useless litigation would lie. =.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
Black CAshIneres.

& Spencer are now having a
Ne Of black all wool French Cash.
unusually low prices. They
4 these goods to be the best value
b offered in this market, Look
)ees and examine the goods, and
noon be- convinced that yon have
! fright place. 40. 42IS, ij, ~. 80, 55
s'g, 81 and sl.2j per ya d..
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M. S, II. II.

The NJ. S. X. A., at its semi-wegkly
netting tonight will be addressed by
Rev. 4. M. Eastwood, Of the First Bap-
tist church. Holden Roberts will lead
tie cloir, and the NJ. s. Il. A. "canary
birds" will also sing.
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I'M n'"ote-Jointcd CoIt.

ion, .ta at III, IRON n Wilmington has on
iel has na '''e So,S; Beale House stables, a
hind ,aou ,Haoouole,joints in both its
(fities vIiss,' I,iss and possesses other
he ever I,vn noa, make it different from
ah old aa an9wn = hereabouts. 1t Is
Ter 1ip"ts. a.d came from Blackbird.
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.yoI,. Groyes Jailed Aaaim.

Magistrate Brady committed John
Groves. a well-know wn town character, TO
jail yeste rday, in default OF bail for
threating to kill his wife.
"Sam SaLU0dOre."
The Spanish steamer "San Salvatore
Pahnko master, which arrived at tn
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company yes
terday will be repaired at once.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14

For both sexes, On Tic Pults.y q tS.slLi more
Central r. H., is eleven miles north of
Wilmington, on the Concord Pike, SIN.
life, for business and college. Il excelS Is
a beautifui and healthy lOcnaion, In Rood
rooms. first class professors. Little 6ova
are made to feel that some one varss f6r
them For catalogue cal ON DR., E. a,
Shortlidge, 1872 Market street. 7f.f
aug20-3mdaw,
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w WANrED. Apprentice wanted at the
w printing business. Must not be over
sixteen years of age, possessing . fair
English education. Apply in haudwrit-
ing of applicant. stating name OF parent
or guardian. No personal application
Oct'i 3t. "a Market street.
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4 Sand SZOOn Seized.

Marshal McMullin seized the sand
barge Mary X. for debt, yesterday, as
she was lying at the Diamond State
Rolling Mill Company's wharf. The
case will come up in coult at the next
term
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
The C5ier Out A0ain.

Mr.. John Curry, the aged but gentle
manly crier of the U. 5. Courts, who has
been confined 10 his house for long
time, got out this morning for the first
time and took drive. 80 tt =,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14

Miss Mary Anderson ought to do we'll
now. She has a magnificent ADVERTISE
ment. A lover shot and woman sui
cided on her account is enough to make
the box offics receipts pile up beauti-
fully.
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9aily Sasstts.

.,,v much as II the Gazette
Pks Psa' 'I,s 'ne Republican inspseSo%r p,s1S,%
lla.,srn "a. sro districts OF the run ua
western RS, = axe some resi- ianc,' as as
,'o., no. undouOt ndc dly have = led 'l,,;' 10
'''sD, and Observation-Disclosures
l,.ublican seems to be ignorant RAM
n that a Judge of an election ,',D
Led by law from arrest wn''s u.
(.,(,,mance Of his duty. bu'
[r7rr made no reference TO IRE
a the polls. 1t charged that
.h;ac,ion to the reception ol
!. 1y the City Council as te
h, ,ormality or legality. Thai
|,Il neglected to be done al '"' *
|ne and was only resort'u 'e
4 IL cover a Waterloo defeat q
Lslican's faction.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
Ohio and Xo.0a Vote To- Dag.

The State elections In Ohio and Iowa
take place to-das: The Legis ature 10
be elected in Ohio will chose o. s.
Senator to succeed Mr.. Thurman, aud
will also redist.ict the State for Congres.
siolsl purposes. The result Is believed
10 depend almost entirely on Hamilton
county, which elects eleven members,of
the Legislature. and both parties seem To
be equally sanguine of carrying that
county. The Republicans claim i ms
jority Of 1900 to $4,000 in the State for
Foster, their candidate for Governor; tho
Democrats claim that their candidate,
Ewing, will have 10000 to 1900 ma
Jarity. Much will depeud on the strength
and direction of the Greenback vote.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
A business Rlfl,.Or.

1t is rumOred on the street that James
& Webb, printers and staiioners., OF this
city have sold out their entire business
to u gentleman In Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
Good Si1a0i,lO.

West Front street has glee club, and
last night they gave some excellent
singing in the neighborhOod OF Front
and Madison streets. u.4 -tt
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
The Megatherian Mtmstrez.

The performance at the Opera Aous0
last night by Elmer ons Megxthertan
minsireIs was largely attended and
much enjoyed. The whole affair from
one end to the other was of tho most
side splitting nature, and the best per-
formance of its Kind that has been gwen
ih Wilmington for = long time. 1 X
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
/ OTICE.-z. James Belt, apothecary

\ OTICE.-Z. James Belt, apothecary.
hereby announces his intention OF
making application at the November term
of the Court OF General Sessions for 1872
in and for New Castle county. for o license
for dispensing spirituOus liquors for medi-
. and Market streets. known as 80l Market
street. in the Fifth Ward, In the city OF
Wi mington, which application is recon-
mend,d by the following gentlemen:
D. James. 9. Worrell,
Robert Morrison, Geo. Almond
Henry q. Conrad, ]. L. Carpenter, Jr.,
f. Brinyhurst, Jr., Benz. Nields,
George s. Grubb, w. FL. Corae,- M: ~,
Robert H. Jones, d. w. Maull. M. D.,
Henry Baird, ]. X. Kane, M. D..
Chas. w. Rowland, j. Horace Rudolph,
Levi c. Bird, BENZ. T. Bye,
Thos. NJ. Culnert, Chas. W. GOuert.
J. w. Dieffendorf, H. Y. Robinson.
octlI-3t. z JAMES BELT.
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NEW ADvERTIsEaIENTR

I OST.-A small slipper, lined with red,
- ON Saturday last, near the middle OF
town. Finder will please return to- No.
paid. octl3-Sts
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14

Iabies cry because they suffer; ana tne
most reliable remedy for the RELIEF OF
their dis comfort is DR.. BULBS baby syr-
up.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE
M CONCORDVII16.E. -

Sept. II, 1s19.-w5t.
, 1879-04-19

The currency disbursements wcro $4,000
yesterday.
rlse certificates disposed Of yesterday.unouat-
cd to S3,So0.
TtIev WAS nothlng new regarding Tho Me-
Arthur case or ay vi thu other cascs Of atcrest
yesterday.
Ille nscrnal.reyenue royenuo receipts yester-
.iau vera: From spirits, $lS,lll; tubaeto n,nl
elears, 8..6o1; t'etr, $l65U; nruclaa {llrcnses
for tho nsw year}, $3.50; total, tsJ,4tD.
The Custom. .llouss cases will probably cono
upin llu United Stutea Court so,lle TIME uext
week. SubFNEna4 have bern issued for alt tho
witnesses, 1huut thirty tn number. 'rhe case
u Mills, Mucltor's assistant, wIll doubtless be
the 1!rst uue called.
The Collector OF Customs yesterday received
Instructions fr0nl the Secretary Of tAa Treasury
u recciya proposals for tic reut OF thu old
6FtdeWt!l dock property, located On tho cast
sldc of tbs Chtcuyo River, ncar tkn Polk street
bridge: i has dock irontaeu ot 1a1 feet aud
4 depth ol aU0 feet.
aupt. Mcdowell yesterday received tho specl-
flcatl1ns fur thu plumbing, Eax piping, Turing,
and lath!ns on the new Guston..lluusu. Thcra
aru th!rty Or forty parties tu bid on thls work.
but only six copies Of this spegiieatlons have
bee1 Eeculved; heuco soms will hAyo 10 wait un.
til lupTe copies colut from Washington.
plsrILLyRIEs.
Tho following shows the number Of distilloTies
, 1879-04-19


Tho publicity given few months ago to tho
affaIrs Of the dead Gcrmanta FIre.1nsurance
Company has had the elect OF stirrIng up eomo
OF tho creditors, mud as result the following
notice was yesterday served on Mr. Vocke, tile
former Assignee:
William Hocko. ESD, Aaxtluce in Bankruptcy
Of tho ugrmanlu insurance Company.
Tako notice Tint We shall on o..nosrow morn.
Ing. April ILL., i. u. 1870. nt 10 y, nl. or as soon
liescaftcF cnInsel cnn be heatl hufDru his Innor
Judge Henry ". Blodgett. Judge OF thu United
States District Court for t|s Snr,llcrn District OF
Illinois. tn0yu tho Court tn sci nh!lo tho order
hgrotof0rc entered by said Judge. ordering ynllr
.ltschargn as Assi.,eo III bankruptcy OF tho sul
Ger.nanih lnsHrnuco Cotnnany. and for rule Oh
yuM fur a further accounting as Assignee Of Tho
amount Of money ana assuts which canio to your
hands ~ Assignee, and to show ca,,so why ynl
should not pay Into thu Court, for tho
use Hnd benefit Of the creditors of
the sald Insurance Company, thu
amount Of money wh'ci, .nay be- found due tho
creditors the sa[tl creditors claiming that yon hayo
not ncc0GHtcd for MI 0f the Moneys tint canc lnO
yuur hands as such Assignee. at which t{ms aud
place you lnny appear II yoh 80 eee I'll.
JnMS VAN AMMAN,
ELI.t0TT Anthony,
Attorneys for pctltionin. creditors.
Mr. Vocko accepts scEvicc, and tAe matter will
doubtless como I'D this morning.
, 1879-04-19


The Coroner gats!rrcl toxetler twelve men
good mud true yesterday morning, aud tl!rrc-
upon hegan all iu4uest upon tic body OF tic
burglar who was shot BY tho private watchnan
kcnncdY. Tile particulars Of tic shooting, as
given In TIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday, were de-
tailed b5 Kennedy, officer Holland, ns,tl others,
Kennedy sa!d t!iat at about lIya minutes past IL
o'clock yesterday ,nornng te heard sound rs
nf some one rustliug PAPER IN lhu basement Of
No. 10 Madison street. Thfs wus upon hts
beat. l!e oulnE watchman employed by Joseph
u. McCracken, anl properly accredited as IN
officer. Looktng down Into tho basculent lo
saw u,all packing up hoots and SHOES
which, as It turned cut, he had stolen from
6chmtt's store. kcnnctly challenged hin, fol-
h!n wcn he refused to stop. TlIe only nov
eyEde1Ica produced was tilat of August ".
Hergeler, . plutuber. vi No. GN lAtrty.1rat
street, WIN testified th4t Oh Thursday, abuut
noon, deceased cAme 70 Hun toF Job, saying
lIa was nut Ut woEH. Witness sent him 10 two
p'usss, nnd abont o'clnsk he returned With lis
touls liz waa a.! entlrc Alrangct to tho Wit
ness who employed him because he ind Il nun.
her Ut extra tubs III ilaslti. Witness was pusl'
ttfu ta'ut ibis was tho ga,lle ulRi1.
The pullcu afu unahlu 10 placa tho dead bur-
gtur, alHl thu probabilities ar0 that he WAS not q
although It ls altogether probuble that ho Inns
been nhtasnhig Information about private rcst.
slcnvcs while do.alg. oda Jobs OF repoiFng, a1'!
then cat,HE round during tlsc Suluil htiliFs mid
putting hls knowledge to q. practical usc. The
Inquest #as adjourned until Tnesdny morning
y order & to afford lu5!avr ttms for !ndsutlea.
his Own TecoRnizances, but tle jury recommend
ed that Burguren should be held 4. q witusss,
although ha fully accounted for ILL Line Oh
, 1879-04-19
THE CITY-uALL.


The Treasurer Is ready to redeem all scrip
No. II, ,42l On presentation.
Oniccr Wheeler, of tho Ilinman Street Station,
was yesterday repritnanlcu by Supt. Seaycy for
too carelessly using poison In poisoning dogs.
The Inhorcrs oil tho streets and sewers will be
paid for Marcll to-day ut the Exposition Build
Ing, commencing ut 8 o'clock. The payroll
amounts to About $4,000.
The City Treasurer yesterday received s4,D5l
from tue Water uGpartinent, $750 from tllu Col
lcctor, and S405 from the Comptroller, The
disbursements were a1uut $50, OK. vi which $780,
0OO went 10 tho Merchants Suslonal Hunk to ro-
tlceIh Interest coupons.
Building permits wore issued 10 the Chicago Il
Northwestern Railway Company yesterday to
eruct frstEtlt'huueU ~ bY 80 feet State street
nn1 the river, 10 cosl $1,000; md TO Thoulas
Crawford to erect a thrrc-story dwelling on 1T.
Clatr atrcet, near ln1Iana, u coat Si,500.
+. j. Sexton. 10 whom the award was made
sot,lu TINT aro fur thu iran work OH the City
Hall, was around Yesterday, UNI says lis will
s3gu tt.c contract Us soUn Us he ean EGt around
10 It. lilo WIS just back from visit to l.caAylIc
which hc liliens unto d pup-bo,tle tlllel with
lies, md thinks tl,at there arc butter CHANCES for
profitable invcatnent or speculation tlere than
IN tue mining, reg,ons. nMi thnks thp girls Of
LeaayilEc arc Tic best dancers he ever saw.
Mr. k!mblll, representing the !irm of Tom
linson u Heed, called un1n thu Corporation
Eounsel Yesterday an4 procured copy Of tl,u
affidavit l}led tho day befuro by the htone.cilt.
tcrs. 4 long Interview fo.Iuwel will, referenre
10 t!ls Relations Of lle stone.eatters nna ,l,e
contractors, a1nl u Is predctsA that lllo wI.ulu
s1nal'ble will cal In ii compromise. hut Just
how compromise can ia effected Ia mt kuuwu,
tor illc CONTRACTORS nre or nse nut Violating their
contract. This is thu ,lucssion to b. Spilled,
M'hl tht stoEe-cuttGrs aru hut witnesses In the
matter, mud cut, llayn no inturrss beyond seeills
the eonsract litel up tu.
, 1879-04-19
AItEEanN BALES.
..s:c
DY GEO. T.. <.Dik1: - CO..
Id EU md I! aSa1ash.av.
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT..
REGULAR TRADE SALE
TUESDAY,
APRIL -, $50 A. NJ.


va hnvo sovora1 1u,portant sroota1 finn
sjeniuoflts which we siseil piIor IL tits saio.
woo A Mons ad boys ssses W
Ssxs 2 s 8: s;:S:sa'sns q sSsss i Fssfsst
siTasls M 5.st s Wl| e re q sas
I!s.sss I.s, as;oftmaSs a!s e FqK Mx%5 [ Tstess
th3 fsn9s Of sSs q
VA hnvn severn, Nnu, Fanh,ro, IN HOS.
sEs& Ta' !; sss s' & :'' s
Whto Mose aous but Matra
Halt Hose, % n edium ma Grades. ss '''oA' % +4Sa >
yo,oos Of. GIoTiiNG. Thia PARTICULAR
ton that wo havo roproaentattve g ID ' stooE s' Of
SSsss,i ss s,a sF3sss
the Vast. Wm nFEart sv,th ncrsact enrfi-
doncs DOR thas We assst al furntsh Ws t6e Soods Tor
eshe5 9a Ss sas'tZ 5sas t6s xsads
Prices. Wa ure 1ioadouartsTo for Epod
Line of susPsNbEHs, M MONS "a and '.Ss Boys; W
ytyif'j Wsii TbI;i 1--WE HUNDRED bozhN' MaF&
aoops asvo b.gotna a IL pIR9a
o bsyat 5esna a5ftaots
W shsii HiiG rssont &c. tho bost ussorto limo
Arr aass sha ays shon ts
rA{HfS1LS + Ssud sI;;aS! Sa1 j i;sss
ss!ss Msel Black u" 'hn's' oaAwhs ut this
rr;MI Me haHS NAY S, uonsiGnmons IN PGoAEr
Gpioae ssyep reYor potsss ahaWn sSyefn by yery
, 1879-04-19
IRISH COLONIZATION.

MEETING OF THE ExgCuT1yE BOARD. d
Tic Executive Roard appointed by the Irish
Catholic Colonization Convention, which oc-
cured in this city iaat month, conYcucl In
par.or . at tho Grand pnct1e yesterday, to dis
cusa tho prcltminartes necessary to lilo organt-
zatlon OF such an association ns TINT projected
by tho recent Couyention. There woro
PRESENT:
n:stop ireland, Of st. panl; Bishop O'Connor
Of Omaha; Btshop Fink, OF Kansas; bishop
snauldlng, Of Peoria; Bishop Hogan, Of St.
Joseph, Ma; 0eu. Lawlcr, Of Prairie du Ch!cn;
j. q. Creighton, Of Omaha; Anthony Kelley,
Of Minneapolis; r. v. Hickey. Of tile
Catholic Ht1e.s New York; ". ]. Ona-
han. Ut Chicago; Father Go'rtck, OF MIn.
neapolls; untl Thomas 4. Moran, Of
this clty,-tho hitter not member OF tic
Board. There were two members absent,-P.
l., Foy, OF st. I.nls, md John Doy1o O'lsetlIy,
Of the Boston Eiioi, who sent II puto stating
that he was III. Gen. 14awler, ns Chairman Of
tl.c. Doard, presided, und Mr. Unal'an acted
rs Secretary. Tho session was private, md tlr.
yutcA to considering pIasls Tor thu formation Of
q corporation, which. having fur It's inject tho
removal oE tnln!grants from tho cities M,ti
States tE 1as,.ls IN tilu Weat sall bo In accur.l
With lhs general laws gu Incorporation; a,ni so
tho morning nnura wcro inrgc1y devoted 10 dis
c1IsafhE tho laws Ut different 3tates,-wltcll
yarY sotness,at,-so as to atrIye at tl!c desired
basis OF Ec1leraltv.
At lilo a.tcr,loon session 1t mas agrocd to or
gantZc Colonization Hoclcty under the laws nf
the State, to be known rs "1he Irish Catholic
Colonization Association of the United States."
fte capital stock wns fixed at S1Ni.O00, a,ni the
share. at SiD0 each. Tho 1T. Roy. Bishop
suaultl!ny, L. 4. Aoran, md W. j. Onuilan
were nppnlnted n committee to obtain the chnr'
ter. antl Bishop lrciHnd to prepare MI address
to thu people. Messrs. Onal.an md Moran wcro
appnintel to draft by-laws Tor the Association
when formet+ nlul It was agrec,l 10 hold meet.
tls Of thu Executive Board uni Stockholders ut
the Granl faellic Mny 70, Ut 10 O'Clock.
, 1879-04-19

3CTIFIET EUH11NVE5 III RHEFA1L
among place.huutcrs, mil tlls Democracy Is
last wurkll.g Itself up to fever heat. Every
new announcement Ut Mr. llarsIsou's eouclu-
stons u 10 Ills appointccs serves tn multiply hs
tronh!cs, and to bring abs'ut lin ncw dclcga-
tlons tn tho interest Of defeated candidates.
solie of ttsese coluu through ltawlcE, WIN per-
t!sts tu hanging to l.Is loft eur, sone through
TuIcy, who has charso vi Ills right cur. usd still
Others through chaA1ets Ut less depth,
aiNt tho consequence 10 ''thc best MuY-
Of Chicago eyer hal " ch4ugca ILLS MUD
about every ilYa minutes. 1t lcfs
aloue, utd removed from the pressure which
Ia constantly beIug brouaht to bear on nItn, he
would haya been UYer hls misery long ago, hut
1t would not ba Democratic to have lin 1.-Two In
peaev, hence the light. The announcement
, 1879-04-19
A LATE SNOW-ST0RM,

PonT JEnvls, N. Y, Apsil 13.-FIyc inches of
snow fr1t here, foot at Monticello, md ak to
ten inches alon, tho Jctrcrson Branch Ut the
Eric. ~ Scranton, SNOW, hail, and rain PROS
, 1879-04-19
A CAUTION TO Our READERS,

The almost nYaEiabln fruit Of q successful In
ventton IA hust OF inferior limitations. The
patuut Llnoleum floor clo! Ia no execution to this
rnic. 1tH durability and t,canty il proved beyond
controversy. 3s au,o III purchasing the goods that
you look on tho hack vi tho cloth fur Limo.
lcum." The word IL on tho back Ut every suunro
ynsd. None other II genuine. Alt carpet dealers
kEeu It,
, 1879-04-19

THE FABLE Of THE ST0RK AND FOX,
illustrated In Friuzn'a mode Of wall paper, is ono
Of tic many novelties exhibited by the Chicago
Carpet Company this spring. II yuu want 10 ecu
an elegant assortment Ut wall papers step into
thGlr etorcs, Wabash ayenno and toHroe stsect.
, 1879-04-19

The mulher can rely upon Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup to Ciyo rest and health to her child. =.
cents. AyUIu limitations,
, 1879-04-19
DRUNKENNESS.

nr. D'tn9er, discover Of tho cinchnna cure TO,
drunkenHcts, cures oil cascs. Noom :,7 l'nlncl
House,
, 1879-04-19

Use luck s Rnyner'a "SIoth Powder" In put
ttnr away your winter goods for tnu season.
, 1879-04-19

BUY IN CANS ONLY.
No injurious substances In DR.. Prices Creau
Daking Powder. It Is tho moat perfect made.
, 1879-04-19

registered ant1 operated III tho United states
during tho fiscal Ycn. ending .1uno 30. 1878:
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Totals .,.,,. .5,nAa B,65.
In operating tlicsc tEisttllercs, tllcse were
uscl II, Gs0, ,55a bushels Ut grain. nnll 0a5tAS
gallons Of moasses. which, tngchcr with ilIe
fruit consumed for il.c ea,no purpose, produced
5G. t03 OH gallons VI spirits. According to the
tepnrts. Illinois IL allcal III ths industry. ind
tloublea Uhio, witch stansls sceoud Oh the list.