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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

and "thc stalks of cultivated wheat
are three inches taller, and the heads
of more uniform size than the uncul-
tivated." We hope n number of
Centre county farmers will test this
matter for themselves this fall. Capt.
John A. Hunter, of Half Moon, is
respectfully requested to give us the
benefit of his experience in the mat
ter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

CUCUMBER BUGs.-A writer in the
Rural New Yorker says that he has
successfully rcpclled the insect com
monty known as the striped bug by
applying ashes soaked in kerosene.
A handful is applied at the centre OF
each hill. Its strong odor compels
them TO beat retreat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

Our contemporary, the Valley
Spirit, grows irreverant; 1t speaks of
General Commissioner lie Due as the
"head of the tea plant and potato bug
department at Washington" We
wont tell what it calls lie Ducts
not pretty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

"Bur you know, pa" said the
farmers daughter, when he spoke to
her about the addresses of his neigh.
boris son, "you know, pa, that ma
wants me to marry man of culture"
$50 do |, my dear, so do i; and
there's no better culture in the coun.
try than agriculture"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

lf1e NAL Wet. Niagara EtIrast West Lpsk Haven
Arnamiu0aaiian Wet and baF Erpfess Iasi make
s'sas connect .Hus ~ NoffhufufsfInud With L u r.
Il tfa8us fnr NiItelitafrs AZ srfauiau
-" NAL Wet Niaga'a EsIrost Wet. ard rrie
- rreHs eti and i1rF IlHrsn Accommodation s.i
N frAlnt urfth
lr' MAI Wet. Niagara Errress West. and nay
tfTf"s Issi. make tllss oaHbart40n At Ip,k Haven
With \ trrfut
tfte NAL East and Wet connect ~ TrIe with trains
~ l. + ". D.. ~ CORY With - G A v D.
y II Emporium with b y. I 4 p d r. Aui AZ
IfiHva.d uiih NEH
fafiaf cars viil run between ThilAdelftsiA ard
NtHamsT"ft uu Niagara fIptoss Ns.t Tris TrIsrsss
Wet, IhiiHd'lphis LtJFezs Rast aud Bsy Ii press
4ati ara sunday IrTfoss FaEt tlsrTiuE cArt on All
night uAius. VIZ BstyvT.
Geul Superintendent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03
COX SEWING
WV MACHINE.

NNNN8A NEoH me tef 80 OILED NIafN NalHuf top
table Aud treads, complete ulh tsnqfN tssohTNfST
~ TITTrHEs than any ether mastlns AID Reduced t.
gulq 50. Hsfh msehiHe tf1#ouEhly warranted With
WBIgrrx gUtHsNgEF fat Eve vasrs ksfi in af.t Th2I
~ CHkHaT uoHef refunded ~ " not aafitfaffoTy
The most spid. reliable, and satisfactory machine
ever Invented fer sl kinds - family vofk. Au
knou leizsh uHegusncsl inoS hanira Eno0ess. thor.
ouFhly tesiaA ard usea IN thousands = hamss An
elcisnt sieut faGa3 reliable and etrf-resdt helper
g. the weatv wte saatusfess that sill D. the wafk
= family far lifetime ~ u sili from 81 e -
cfsis iess than FFtCr 81 any machines 4
Ike quality Has eNtra bong afEeAi 5ei shuttle easily
removed. Extfa larssigri Bolins holding 1nn yards
q thread ding avsv eth the frequent rcviudue Il
l'olt3us. u mstfs the shuttle douileihtcad iork.
stitch, lihe ssme on both siies - DE ~pHk which
received the HfaHfsT sHb At the Centennial The
strongest hnest and most lasting stitch ever produced
II s built fof strength aud hard vofk later
shsngsaAs votting Tafts Manufactured q hne F,.l-
ishfd steel. VIII fef YEAR withDut fvIaift ts
simple 70 learn essf 70 manage. UNDERWOOD psffesly
IN a. hour, ard aways reay IN moment a. Do evefy
description q hessy - fne wafk Al lees oost mots
easily. smoothly and fasiet and With lees lagf OF
iFouhle than Anx other machines. AZ ~ FrH ever
I'D o. do. IL ell anything ueeiie can
Ie =, fr lace 81 eamhFie 20 hsavy cloth o. harness
vih sny hind # thread and of twenty Yards f.ar
minute; strong. straight needle. aud never
hreats them II cannot uss drip stitch ravel ~
break the thread The money cheertuy refunded u 70
viii not evfvsag and euTLsst any machine 81 duuhis
the price II You have any ether Machine lsuy THE
and have better enc The oase and rATiiits of Sc
motion and quality of ts vofk is ts bssi rynasns.
ton II vii hefa fell tack braid cord hind gather
quilt fufhe. rlszt fold, soailop, shitr roll haste
embr,sidef. up bfesths etc. With elegance ease
and guinkHass. unsurpassed by any machiae ever
invented. The Prices of NFw fnArhines are less
then those asked by dealers IN secsnd hard rebuilt
and rehnshed machues thase calling uid stpfk
20 clso NJ business, many such inferior and uldiya
machines being offered nee at rcsiucs-l rsiens
Beware of limitations ard only buy nos afhlnas
There arss-ssss machines ufefcd as low -
the Family" by many dniiArs.
ror Testimonials s~e descriptive boots, mailed free
With samples VI work.
ousis shipTsd % say part of the ccuntry naiss4
hou remote the raca msy t and safe delivery ausf-
anteed, efeh privilege ef fHohorau rtAstNasIas
before payment af TIL. feccirt ef pfias hr
Registered Letter Money order o. prsff
Agents wanted throughout the countfy frr thia TIE
cheapest most satisfactory ard ragdsriling machine
in the world Tor liberal terms address
FAMILY SHUTTLE MACHINE co,
lily 10 broadway, New Yeak.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

1t takes n very lively farmer TO
keep up with the season.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

AN Iowa correspondent of the
Country Gentleman encourages us in
the East to continue a hotly waged
war on the potato bugs, by the as
surancc that they will finally leave,
as they have already done in the
West. He states that this spring
there are but few stragglers left there.
Az agricultural college for girls is To
be established in Michigan. Ertkurgc
That's right ! We have no doubt
that when the girls are taught to
hold the plow scientifically we shall
have greatly increased crops at re-
duced expenditure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

fHE rus NATIONAL WELFARE ~ IsTELLi.
oTScE AND PROSPERITY of TuE FARMER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

-AaRICJLTyRAL. "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03
INVENTORS

We have nureau IN charge q sxrsrteneed lawyers
and cisfts fof prosecution ~ all Soldiers Ctaius pay
ueauty and Feusiurs. A. Ne charge fee unless
successiu siAmps i0g fetarn postage should 10 sent
us la D. IA A. r. LACEY,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
General News.

w. McLaren * Co., boot aud shoe
manufacturers of Montreal, has assigned.
Their liabilities amounting ia Sl5O,OOO.
The Opera House block, at Columbus,
Ind, was total destroyed by fire Thurs
day night. The loss is estimated at $I5,-
600, partially covered by inurdnce.
The Virginia Senate yesterday passed
the House bill providing Tor the sale Of
the ia mes River and Kanawha caual to
the Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad
Company.
seve ent-three fire insurance companies
were represented at the meeting III New
York Yesterday, at which d ference sec
tions Of the report establishing tariff
associa ation We're adopted.
The funeral service over the remains OF
Right Reverend Bishop Foley took place
at Chicago, yesterday, ana were grand
and imposing. Bishop Hennessey, OF
Dubuque, Iowa OBLIGATED.
General John C.. Fremont lett Pre-
scott, A. T., yesterday for Washing on, at
the r, d uest ofthe Territorial Legislature,
10 look after Importance interests affect.
ing the welfare Of the people of the Ter
rstory.
The Atlantic knitting mills and Court
er publishing house at Cohoes y. y,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loll
about Seventy-iye thousand dollars; ill.,
surance abou thirty-tiye thousand dol
lars.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
FORTY RIOTOUS MINERS AR
RESTED.

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 2l.-Thus far
forty arrests of miners have been made
here, and many of these have been bailed
out by their employers. The trouble on
Saturday between Sheriff Work and the
mob was more serious than reported.
lhe mob charged the officers, aud at
tempted to shoot the Sheriff.
suits have been entered against these
leaders, and one, Charles Tryerby, was
arrested to-day. The Sheriff has come to
the conclusion that 1t is useless to make
any more arrest, as the Fayette county
authorities have ueclined To assist him.
lie viii return TO Washington county to-
day with his posse. Political capital i.
being made out OF the arrest. Sherin
Dean, OF Fayctte cou nty, was miner
and is supported by the Democrat, who
are endeavoring to work up feeling
against the Republicans of Washington
county.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22

IHE ID MPLINGs' Nc HT.-The Young
ladies' Of Hungary observe romantic
custom oh ST. Sylves.er's might, the SAINT
who reveals the name Of future husbands,
lhe youngladies manufacture dumplings.
Fate has chosen this simple farinace-
Gus food to be the Interpreter of its de-
cree. Every young lady Of the com
piny writes the names os all the eligible
gentlemen of her acquaintance upon
= ap, Of paper, whicu She hides in the
dumplfh5s, and AZ the moment the clock
strlk twelve, She throws them into boil
lng water. Now it is the habit Of DUMP
hugs when sufficiently cooked to reap-
pear on the su face of the water, and Tn.
iist dumping which reappears on st.
Sylvester's Eve contains tie yonng lady's
doom-that is the name Of her future
husband. ! he second dumping showing
itself on the surface bears invariably tue
bame Of the happy lovers rival while
the third contains the name Of the mis-
cradle creature who has been refused by
the more Or less fascinating lady. The
screaming and laughing of yong people
the Olllshlng and frow ming on all those
youthful faces al the moment when the
boiling watel sends up the first herald
OF matrimony, in such pretty sight tha
1t is not 10 be wondered at when th,
dump!ings sometimes gu IS rightly,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
FIFTH EDITION.
THE FLOATING DEBT OF THE
CITY.

THE FLOATING DEBT OF THE
CITY.
For the Gazette.
In the report Of City Council last night
II was stated that the floating debt, by
the first Of July next, would be x204,-
500. And that too, In violation of the
charter, which says the City Council
shall have no power or authority 10 bor-
row or create any debt, except ordinary
debts and liabilities in the common
course Of carrying on the work and busi-
ness Of said city, 10 be paid out Of the
taxes, rents, or receipts Of the year for
the time then cuirent and il the said
debts and liabilities shall not be so pa d,
the same shall bind the members of
Council-city charter, page 4S, OF oidinance
book.
If we can get the debt funded at per
cent. WE had bett II do il, but to put
stop to this practice of creating floating
debts for any other purpose than has been
stated we must make 1t a misdemeanor,
punishable BY fine or imprisonment TO
all who vote for such increase of debt,
and loss of his seat in Council. am
glad 10 see the subject was discussed be-
fore Council at the last session. There
must be safeguard thrown around us
III some way to prevent the Council from
running the city in debt. The Council
heretofore has failed to levy the taxes
high enough to meet the current expen-
ses OF the city with the foolish idea that
they would make themselves unpopular
ms way to gain public favor with me
Is played out and with all the men that
have talked with ON this subject. The
people will not be gulled any longer in
TINS way and now IL the time TO look al
ter II, especially when the subject is be-
ing discussed IN the Council. THIS, it ap-
pears To me, ought to meet with favor
with all the people, for all are Interested
Mr.. Editor, we must insist that the esti-
| mates in November of the year be made
to cover all the expenses for the incom-
ing year. his has not been done here
totote, and they have always been too
| small and when the levy was made it did
not reach the appropriation. The tax
payers want honesty and econom, and
there are many places where our expen-
ses may be reduced.
he salaries of the city officers ought
| 10 be reduced, win few exceptions
beginning with the Mayor and following
IL down until you reach the bottom-
Some thousands could be saved here,
| and then they would be paid better than
| men OF the same capacity that are EN-
ployed in the common business of life
There is one more place that | will men.
tion and that is the Street Department
| thlnk there Is money wasted there
why is II not given out by contract ?
Five thousand could be- saved in tha,
way. This amount and more was saved
by lighting the city by contract. The
people fully expected this Council to dc
this. WIN some of them tell US why II is
| Is ot done?
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
The COUNTRY FREE OF DISEASE
AMONG CATTLE.

WAsliINGfoN, Feb 2l.-Ih he Senate
Committee on Agriculture, of which Mr..
Paddock is chairman, comm, need tod, Y
the exam ma ion Il witnesses wi h r. gard
10 the pleuro-pneumonia cattle disease.
Me',rs. Samuel Blown # Pittsbur,. and
Sadlei, OF New York. buyers of cattle for
eAPort'iloh, and VelrrIna y surgeon of
uiiaueipii a, all c"ncurrcd in tile state
ineht That the country Is free from this
disease among ca t,r, and letters from
producers were read from the cattle re-
glons Of Ken dcky, Ohio, Illinois, Texas.
and Nrbla'ka. showing his tact. The
freedom from such disease has exi,ted
during the last twelve months. Ther.
is' however. ihry say, an plionai case
on Long la d, whrre, by isolation, the
disease is beng stamped out.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
From w ashingtOn.
The Greenbdck Element in the Forty
Sirth Congress.

The Greenbdck Element in the FOrty-
SiIth Congress.
Cores spondence of the y. Y. Herald
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 81, ls7g--The
greeub back gathering here Is for consul
Tation,' As they say, concerning the
course the eight or ten greenback mem
tiers Of the next Congress shall pursue in
the organization of the next House
They are very reticent a. to their pur-
poses, preferrng to wait until after they
have conferred together and a,celtained
their strength. They dream of getting
some democrats to joik them, and il is
said that Mr Ewing, of Ohio. is not dis
inclined to be their le ader Ifthey could
get force enough together TO muster
twenty-five votes they would in that
case, il Is said modestly demand that
whoever was elected Speaker by their
votes SHOULD promise them the control of
the Ways and Means, Appropriations,
Banking and Currency and two or three
other committees, which would be a
pretty good arrangeme Mt for them. But
they cannot get twenty-five votes, and
there Is every reason at this time to be-
hcve that the demo Gratis viii organize
the next House without difficulty or de-
lay. The democrats count li9 votes on
The organization OF the House, without
reckoning California, for which both
parties are going to make desperate
struggle this summer
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
THIRD EDITION
Amnesty to Com munists
PASSAGE OF TIE FRENCH GOVERNMENT:
BILL RY A GREAT MAJORITY.

PASSAGE OF TIE FRENCH GOVERNMENTS
BILL RY A GREAT MAJORITY.
LONDON, Feb. pa Paris despatch to
the Times saws 1.-THE discussion Of the
Amne,ty bill in the Chamber of fDeputies
on Thursday was exceedingly common
place" The debate was, however, re-
sumed Yesterday
NJ. Marion argued that if II was pro-
posed to leave the Ministry of the 10Th of
NAV un'ouched full and complete am
nesry must be granted.
All amendment offered in this case,
howeve was reject ID.
NJ Clrmenceau Supported NJ. Louis
B anc's proposal for "A plenary amnesty,
aging that the government bill, by
granting partial amnesty, tended TO per-
petrlte oppression.
NJ Blancs proposal was then rejected
by vote OF 363 to lO5.
NJ Gatiueau's amendment granting
complete amnesty to all except assassins,
incendiaries and persons who had been
crim'nally convicted previous to the
Commune was also rejected. although
supported ny the radi Gals, on the ground
that the governments bill unconsttu-
tioually transferred the power of the
Cham eers to grant amnesty to the Exc
cutive.
Several other amendments were reject
ed.
The governments bill was finally
adopted by a vote OF $40 yeas to % nays.
The Bonapartlsts voted with the majori-
ty.
A Paris despatch 10 the Times says -
Prince and Pincess Hohenlohe received
at the German Embassy at Pans on
Thursday a company which included
President Grevey, NJ. Gambetta, the
Duke d Aumale tthe representative of the
of The Orleans Princesl, General Fleury
ani other distinguished Bonapsrtists, ex-
nfflc.-rs and secretaries of ex-Presiden mt
Mac Mahon's Cabinet, Ministers foreign
Ambassadors aud Senators and Deputies
OF all shades of politics"
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
OF AMERICAN
MANUFACTURE INTO
nee

WAsHINGToN, Feb. I.-Mr. Catlin
I mted States Consular Agent at La Rn,
cheile, IN desha ch to the Departmen
OF Stae, gives the name of Mr.. s Iaf.iIl.
OF NO. IA Ru' Hotel de Vlll- La kocbeile
franre, as merchant ueslrous of nro'
sloti"g the sale of American manufac.
lures III France. Sucharticles of bard.
ware ana wooden ware made in the Uni.
o.a'es as are not excluded w the French
.arin L. are most desirable. Information to
.he ,arit1 can be obtain+d d at the office of
hty which line goods should he shinnad
MI Cat n is Of the opinion that a suc.
cesStul American trade may be tbus c>-
taoiShed, not Aithstan ling the BURDEN
some tarif, which, on some art,cl,.s ,s
nearly prohlbito, Mr.. Lafaille has s,nt
10 New York already several cash ordeIs
for hay forks.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22

There are 6.aJ6 bank, in III. r..
States. OF these 2,0Ji are Na,.os,l \
the remainder are State bang. IS
banks and private bankers nm
al banks have a combined can't, ID
$50, 900; desposits s677, 800 .O0o M
amount of United State, tax4, M,
them last year was s6,7Sl ~ -
The total average capital Of fb,,h
bankers, other than National b1r,
the year ending May 81 1879 W., ,
OIL 03S; average deposits, 81 3, 4
In these, New York State lc.j. :
capital of s5i ,062, JIG, and i,,oJ,
$33 ,403, ,926. '
California comes next,wlth ae1n,
capital of State, private anl q,
banks of s32 ,5lS76i; OF deposit, O.
752. Then follows, in succession i
sylvauia, Kentucky, Missouri. aplt
The revenue derived By the [ u,-is
from this source Tor ls7SwlSl tol
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
TILDEN'S CHANCES FOR RENOMI.
NATION

CINcGNSATI, February 2l.-The Gin
ctnHaii Commercial publishes interviews
with large number OF leading Demo
erals IN OHIO and adjoining States re.
garding the relation of Tilden to his
pa.ty since the Investigation ofthe ciph-
or dispatches The conversations report
ed show decided preporderance OF
opinion in favor of the denomination of
Tllden for the Presidency. Many express
themselves in favor of Thurman, but
pronounce Tilden their second choice,
and admit that the claims OF the latter
upon his party will undoubtedly be- suf-
tclent to give hun the nomination if he
enters the field As candidate.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22

THE cause Of the threatened outbreak
among the Western Pennsylvania min
ers is said to be due not so much to The
refusal 10 increase wages from u to 3
cents per bushel for mining as to the fact
that they find it imposs BILE to avoid
dealing at what are termed "company
stores, where the ''truck system" pre-
walls, and where the prices charged are
forty per cent. higher than elsewhere
If the miners used as much energy in
meeting this difficulty as they waste in
truitless yiolance, the cause for such i'll
timed and il-advised movements woult
soon cease to exist.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
Loss by Fire at Lamokin Mills

CHESTER, Feb. 2l.-1he fire at Lamo-
kin Mills, yesterday AFTERNOON, was
caused by fnction sparks from the rapid.
ly moving machinery ignitlng the waste
which lay close. The total damage will
be abol II $500. Insured for $4,000 in
the following companies North British,
$500; Lamar. of New York, s2.500;
Manh ittan, $500; Hartford, $500:
Home of New York, 5000; Royal Of
Liverpool, 5000. Considerable lo.s
was ca used by water. Nearly all the
machinery is badly damaged. The mill
cannot be got into running condition be-
fore two weeks. A number of hands
will be thrown out of work.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
An Explssisn.

Last evening some person placed an
alarm torpedo on the south bound track
of the I. ". X Is. X. r., between French
and King streets. When the engine Of
the train arriving here at ll:lO. passed
over 1t. It exploded with loud report,
and the engineer quickly stopped the
locomotive thinking tsat something was
wrong.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
Gold and silver Interchauy..
able

WAsHINGToN, Feb 2l-On next Mon
day fepr' sentative Hewitt viii move tn
suspend ,i,P ilr rules and take up and pass a
,nn. oira iiinA'ng go,h ami silver coin and legal
tenuerS ihterchihgeablr each for fha
other at the request OF the hnIjnr. -, ,he ~
sub icasrry al New York |, ~ "to,,i1
that Secretary sherman desires tba ~, :,
10 become "A law before Con grrss adio,pm.
anu promises Ia use his nifiuence VII
the s'iv"TH"opbiicap mo-. ia ~ u ",,.n ",,,i
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
HANDSOMELY DECORATED.

Tue Delaware Engine House, on Sixth
street, near King, is Handsomely decor
ated with flags and Chinese lanterns to-
day in honor Of the anniversary birth.
day OF "honest George" The lanterI s
will be Illuminated tonight.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
sf 10000 Damages
Agalnat the Northern Cen
tPal Railway.

BALTIMORE, Feb. H. In the Court
Of Common Plea, Chief Judge Brown
presiding, in suit against the Northern
Central Railroad to recover damages for
killing Mrs. Burns, who was run ovs- by
a tram Of cars on the track of that road
in June last the jury this morning brought
in verdict for the plaintiff $4,000.
The suit was pIonght for the beneht OF
the minor children of Mrs. Burns.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

TO al who are suffering II ON the errors
and ing dlscretions OF youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood hc
will send a recipe that will cure Won
FREEOF CHAkE. This great remedy
was dlscovered by missionary In South
erica. Send self-add dressed envelop.
70 the Rev JOSEPH 7. INhAN, Station b.
Bible House, New York civ
dec201eIdHw1v
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22

From over-exertion at the recent Pat
ent Offi e fire. | have suffered much
from severe strains of the leaders aud
cords of nv legs. Two applications of
kellrr's Roman LiDiment effected a
speedy and lasting cure. Louis L. Lowe,
Washington ID. L. Fire Department.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
FOURTH EDITION
E4 4esutivs Appoint, nm . nts.

Special correspondence Of the Gazette.
Down, Feb. Tl.-The Governor has
made the following appointments Chas.
Dennev, collector of the oyster revenue.
and Thos. b. Rice, second lieutenant
Company c, ID. " NJ. Mr.. Denney Is a
resident of East Dover hundred. The
retiring collector is James Barber. B.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
A ROYAL VI URDERER.
THE KING or BURMAH HAS EIGHTY-sIX
PEOPLE sLAUGHTERED.
CALCUTTA, Feb. II, 1879,

Further intelligence from Mandalav
states that great CONSERVATION prevails
there in cons queuce of the royal muir
ders. The victims numbered eighty-six
The details OF the affair are said to be.
horrible. British interference is hoped
Tor 10y the people to prevent further
bloodshed
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
short OF Program aes.

The Washington Fire Company, no,
anticipating such large number Of cou-
pies on the march at the ball last night
did not have sufficient number Of ladies
programmes to supply the demand. The
name Of each lady, and her residence,
who did not receive one was taGen down
by the Secretary, and the company will
order q sufficient number to suopIy ths
demand.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-22
e. r. O.

EUREKA RED OIL. is d,,,,y,,, fors Il
higher fre test than ne faT .t. 'rt r., the c11
burned in any l. Mp @nt @ntJ mol ~
burner is used; is WdrLtu' arEn.|
under forfeiture OF eimp JtIlIg1
country rights for sale Dy r. lo3 :
Fourth St, Philad'a. Al'o' AZ and bafj
fluid. n. B.~A large assor.IRlI, asSs.oatRrI, Bn
styles OF Chandeliers, B5tngtSafIy
LSmTs. BURNERS. g.. con>''" -