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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
DIED.

Oh H. LIT 81 D,ceHb r, near Union Forge
lrs Mary Magdalene Intel, IN the SD year Of
Ter aye.
T. ttel united with the reformed church
IN early he auu continued consistent member
Of it L. the hour OF her death she was truly
q ok 81 hu nble Christian, and ev.denced her
hr stan char cter, not much by words and
prufessio "a Dy o consistent lfe humble d
o,tBent, aud o. irit. Her 'nsisteut chris
an HE variants Us h. believe that she died In
he Lord, aud Low rests from her l<bors.
Died neir Mt olive. Oh the 81 inst. Mrs. Cs'o-
me elieT. in the 10Th yea of h age
Mrs. re Ter WH> tiu,y amixble woman, and vas
vel ana respected 10y all who kew her she
vas a soa c. sisieni member OF the ksformrd
huich. and adorned he profession by . csass
ut lie
Fium he life, from her consistent wax On
owe sat.oi fr, m the fruits VII ich she bore. We
gave right to conc Jude that she Is nov at rest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

TIE NHEHMAN (ASE COMPROMISED.
In" Clo, II Mr.. Sherman ". Il. x
o. K Il "a- comprnm >rd yeslerda {.
rhc b. s. O. Il. Il Comp,n, ayr ed 10
pay ajj' ctc1 parry 10 pay their own
ro,'s. Tm- Gaze t ~il br rpH4e-4-heS-
d ,rrw on of tie cars running oy'r
Mr.. Slc,m ia and XII ius him. al Ediu.
bur- ~cv,rld ,rars 20. The case "A
uird ia tnr { rcuil {. ur OF this count,
ru' Tie jnr rndered verdict io'
$4,000. Ills decision of the Circul
Court Ma subs q en y rrv,rs' d hy Tie
Cour, Of Alp.iis.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Err. on" Is TO IA rreSrd n III
rrsiicntal ciectun and number u.
me, are mrntIIn,d. While il is II
sd jet 81 gr.at mp, once. ii doe
not ntcre-t the mdilIIuil cillzen Ia
he ext. nt hat mother subj ct of NOR,
Wal lmpuriance doe. That IL his
WA indy Il al health If ,Ou are suit
-rn4 from dyspepsia, nervous alice.
on o. hvrr complaint. try SMITH x
HAKMAN S Stomach Buffers on, o,
nc gieat, - remedies kEOAn. Fn
ale by All dIu-si> :. nr you en- nldrr
rom SMITH & SHAKMAN w lnlesal
D,us.i>I,, BMumOrc. Md.
~ 81. -iy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Barrett & S.u have ou hand flu
assortment IF snail chromns suitable
lor children aul Sulda, ScAooI presents.
Pre- , pictures Tor 5 cents. p Ct.
per dOz.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
All kind OF cake trminIs for sale
ny W. {. BARRON.

TIE Nor field Examiner Of la-'
week II :: MI. CiihMlue Eye. Al
I'D lad, &c ye r, OF age, who re- i 49, on
y ort' River in this coun y. on the %
ms, Killed Il iourpro = buck o. cu'-
I'm. it's throat. TIL d,.s had cha,' d
tee buck from the mnuu,ains to he rIv
rr. and had hold of the animal. The
old lady. seiziug Il knife. waded into the
animals tnrOat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader. have you caught eoldi Are you IN.
abb to rMse the phlsgmi Have you an irrita-
ton in the throst1 A srnse OF oppression on
the lungs, With shor breath7 Do you have a
nt OF coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then in the region Of the heart, shout
icrs ard ssskf rf -, e.r Advice .. tsLs a.
once dose Of TUFTS EIpectOrant; 700 will soon
Ne able 70 raise tue phlegm. In an hour repeat
The EIpeelorsnt, place hot iron to the feet take
two Of TUFTS Pulls. You viii soon fail into a
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing. and the bowels moving In natural manner.
To prevent . return Of these symptoms uss the
EIpectorant several days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Dargcll & son have just r,plenish d
their show case with me assol u t
Of Lad es Breast pins and Rnss, III
Rings &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

The Van Bu,en Furnace road is one
Of the most important leading into this
place. Ii is now in good order. hut ut
der the heavy tonnage that will ~ =
over il after tie furnace is started We
cannot ex~ect it 10 continue IN the cOu-
,IitIon that it now Is. The town has
commenced macadImizlng it aud We un.
dersland will continue the work TO the
limits of the cooperation. The road dis
trict we think would act wisely by ma.
ademizn. the worst places IN tie road
at once and gradually continue the
a ork. until the road is made good from
Que ind TO the other. A tew dollars
>pent in making a 20 d road will save
many spent IN repairing and indifferent
one,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

\ Large aud Noll assorted lot o
framed chromJs size 2lx3O al Bdgelt :.
Price only $50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
SPECIAL h0iiee.

\ CARD. To all WI" are suffering
lum The errors aud indiscr,.tiOD. o'
out. nervous weakness. early deca,
in-> .ol nnHhhoOd. &C.. will send reel
pr Tat Aill u-c ,uu FREE OF CHARGE
fiji, grra, remedy wa, discovered b. II
mls-iuuar IN south America. Send II
sell addressed envelope to the Rev.
lu-EPII T. lNMAN. Station ID, Ner
i'ork rim.
Jan. by.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
gIt. Jackson COsitatiOns.

The new bell Tor the Lutheran Cnurch
has been put in place AID the loJe IS
sail To he splendid. Trou5I Nilvery. It
does not sound As lOul a, some thnN
il sllOald.
re oil bel. that was on the Luther
an Church has been placed in the u
i'm Chu.ch for de keeping aud III
utrmp will b. male to erect Il Bcllic'
on ne Church for it.
r Sclrlel Ever is raging in lh'
fauai asnaslc Ut our clIz rs.
&. Mason is cxprc cd back
E3His A,ek with his b ii {.
~ pc warming will lie ex'u d.
d lin.
A tin Wedding l. spoken Of Tor L e
Honda 5.
R,v J. 5. Mo>er ha- o.ed into t e
,,~ Lmhclan Parsonage 'p2os''c Il e
y, poi an, say ii sill take "A great dra
# calling gel hin, a of lhe II II now.
TIE SUNDAY School are eolng 10 have
feast Of sweets tor the Xmas i,st.vi-
les.
several ,ulprise and pound parties ar
p, ken of. as there are more than few
AN dnm,tls visiting and coming here
,or The vmi,r. and the Gents inten
hat they shell have a good linz.
Some, or all OF them are fasciEatn
aud you may look out fer some Dot
BILE HEAD notices. il Cogilations M
NJ derl Il mor are to ne cred ted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
To Farmers & HorticuIturists.
4 REHAlEABIi GIVBBlIG 0FlGl !

NJ ,,eoia arr.ng raent Tho Shenandoah
U,a.t u and the RURAL sew foHxEa (Snicn "
"a mage iuu -trated Agricultural weekly VIII 30 n
br sent to one address, one year TO- ONLY sS,'o
rvs-x suHsc,iber eho acee 7ts this ofer will also
rsosiye .cksge Of the plants aud seeds OF the
GREAT SEED DISTRIBUTION
-. ,hich itssY ia valued at fl.sni By this
grs.t offer We have secured 10 our readers two Of
Inc hest papers, aud selection OF va uaoie seeds
,otai yalue-vhioh We agree 70 SEND Tor the re-
marksbly lo- price named shove iuil iuus,rs
- d.scr,ption Of the seeds and plants will be
ant 10 ali who apply for . SAMPLE copy to the
p-r,i New. Yorker, Nsv-York City. Below we
i've a condensed list Of the seeds and plants that
sInsT. rho cuthbert Raspbery-TWO Plants.
v. p. roe Save Of II Gas far ssy can now judge;
II seems to me the mosi vslusble Rsspoerry ana
have D acted Ave times - many OF this variety
n. Of al .thors puf to ether"
Judge Parry says "rhe Cu.hbsrt "a far ahead
| Of ell the others in abundance OF frui' size oil
berry and hardness"
y. Force SAYS No Raspberry car se core
highly recommended for general ou pose.
Charles Owning says: consider 4 nenoa
promising rba lis Isl before .i..s .n' BssS
IT Loyst s Say, 81, & ,.onlshment When sS S.,
prolinc and HAsDr variety q ked ~ s-srry
~scosp. The Telephone Pea. The new English
'ea. At present held In England at so per
bushel at Wholesale.
| THIRD Molds Ennobled Oats. Mr. Mold, ~
| Eng and, IL the introduoer Of this variety. On
| the farm q the Rural Ns~ Yorker II yield, last
season. st the rs II 20 bushels Or acre.
/ PousrH Abies sibirioa. One OF the hsrdiees
and M ct beaufifal Evsrerssns known.
| YIrru eeeds OF xsgnolias, Sosisuesans,
Lsnne., Aeuminats, rrsssfi, 0lsuos and um
breIis.
srIrs. SEEDS from sesdiings. Of the besutiful
| and new Iris Esmpfsr. Hardy
sxvKsrE. Seeds Of the splsadid Pipe Vine,
| AristoloS his Sipho. Hardy.
Eyaarz Seeds Of the Msu-"oot, fpoHoa
ler4 ,phyiis. Hardy.
Trsrn. seeds Of Bshb's New Asailsgiss -sesrins
the largest flowers II any Of the Columbinss.
TENTH. Hybrid Peutstsmons. New, beautiful,
hardy. n. b. The above rare collections Of seeds
| are estimated 70 be worth over e7.ko. Many OF
them esnnt Al present be purchased.
| Nov. limo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Ifrgr select O,Slcro conStantly a..
ha 4 "a 30 ~ T. 49,. " &. Blrrou.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

A LAECE ENGINE.-Mr. Frn"k
Kin.'s tD.ine tor Van Burrn Furnaor
4a> taken from this place Yesterday
morning. The bcil,r vas IS i,el ionA
and neishcd Over five tons. H. had
Twelve horses attached to tine boil r.
lie team was uud r the manag mrnt
n Mr.. John > ~. the veteran driver
Nho has had char-e Of the t,anis .
Messrs. Hotel & Pain err, & Hotel.
Smith & Co. for several years. Par, A,
no saW Mr.. Sine make the turn a the
- er end of town were fully convinced
that Mr.. King had the right man in III,
right place. We are glad TO see thai
Van Buren, is soon to be- in operation
again. There is an abundance Of ore
ear the Furnace Which we hope 4
destined to Le Inverted into more ac6ys
capital.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

\ fine u,soilmcht o. Xmas and New
Y ar cords a. Blr-rl's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

SALES OF REAL ESTATE. The
farm Of Jacob Lnu'z vas sold at public
sic list Saturday Tor 5000. b. CONS.
NJ. l.. Walton /. II. BId.P. W. Ma.ru-
der AID W. I. Williams. Mrs. jacob
Laiz purchaser.
Tie farm ofSam'l Hottie, &C acr :
vas Slid The sam" day tor 1910 b,
Comr. ". T. Williams. }. David
Hotel. of Indiana. purchaser.
a lracl OF II acI,s o. Jacob y. lIOr"l.
a soil al TIE same time for 1925
bv N. L. Walton. Specl. Comr. SAM.
Hockmon. purcha or.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Ao-a lotof black cheap jew elr, IA
Br-el,s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Stop at Gcar,'s aad look at the large
assortment Of dolls. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

N,rl tine NJ" Urlrans Mulas' as,
) rup- and Coli = b, w. T.. Barron.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

PAGE Courier Fro u a cOnmuni ca
lion lrom one Uf our lad, fli,nd-. which
Ae haven, space this Srtk'o publish,
Ne learn Of the death ot Mrs Kceran.
wife of Rev. Mr.. X eran. recently in
rharse of the Rlelvlie circuit in Ihi'
county SIC died in II s,Ouri On tile
| 2t Oct. last.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Anl Pli'nl Medicine Advertised III
tins PAPER eau bc had OF i. Schmtl al
III ~. ular trl,r. June IL III
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Ju~i in store Iar-e supply of cnd'
tvs. fancy and plain candos cocoauu's
mond> fillerls. p~acan EIslis val
nuts. palunu' & e. &. lOr sale c.cap
b, ". e.. i IRON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
DR.. J. z. HAYWOOD,

dread WHAT NE SAYS
NJ TfIrT. New To / Sept, -. 1877.
Dsxr sir-Dufing this rear v ID n ne hundred
cases Of lung d ssasss- In the LIVER " ros o. tns
oltx the e sss v ere Of . very ssvsrs T.s. II Was
there my ttsn lon called 20 Tut hxpeetornnt'
and confess my sur yrise at ia wonderful power.
Oarins . practice OF twenty yssrs. have never
Known medicine TO act - promptly, and with such
happy effects It instantly subdusd the most violens
as u coughing, and Invariably enrel the eseAss 70
medicine evsr ssed, vc,eu.vwoon uD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

STAvE FAC1OKY EUENED.--T' e
-pa,e ;aci"r 81 Mr>,rs Borden & T. e..
It Tom, Bro. K. was ban ed la>i Mor-
ia, ui-'t. The ilIc l. ,urpcs,d 10 fave
cen accidental. The lu>s j. estimate d
d., sc. 0u0 insured tor g. CO.
= rcc wiring the aLoyc, SO have r.
,c.v,d ll' particulars from Mc'>rs.
Rmd, 4 Brother. The factory burn
d at 3 o'clock Yesterday morning. The
.o.s Is between -four and five tbousan'
dollars. INSURANCE 81 900. The cause
oi the Gre Is no. kunNu.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
nrWapApER PUB. WRITES.

ANEWsPAPER PUB. WRITES!
Ones, Evening Hsws. Aususts, Ga
Or TITTT. Desx br-My Little son, Was attacks
nth pnsnmonia last winter, which left him with
y,o!ert cough that lasted I'LL within month since.
for tns cure Of which am indebted toyour vHlusbls
nsndsd but nons did any good until used Jour 81
noctorsnt. one bottle Of which removed the cough
sn'H''' WIN '',-' join N, WRIGLK.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

For fresh Iu,Idut>. IaisVu~, cltron.
u.ncc meat. crdnberrIcs. spArkl
ci.ampign CIDER. spices h,vor u eX.
tracts 81. You vii, tud 1t all ot the
he Nat W. Z. Barron s.
c .iooLs. -lu order /"
iOr situations as sch 'oI
teal gsFsoppOrtunitS to procure
situlhOns. We publish list Of school
hch are still in need uf teachers.
In Lee Ds riot, all the schools arr
Supplied aud are now open. excep, "ne
ANA il teAcn.r has been selected iOr tha'
school.
In Asnby District, the schools at
Has klnstONn, Willow Gr0Yr, Ham
bur, Buck Hill, IIudsUn's X Roads,
Bakers. PO ,der Spr,ug and ucpnrr :
aud tie colOred school Al Mt. Jack -Uu.
uerd teachers. Ole or Two OF tie'e
may be supplied ny teachers WHO "erc
* .mlued last Sturdy.
In Madison District, all tie schools
ae supplled.
Iu Jonu,tou District, all are supplicC
cxcep, Dry RI. ia POwcll'o Fort.
IL > nocAall DISTRICT, teac 'erS arc
need. Il at Clover Hill, Crn.rdl AND
Upper ScADol Hou,c ou CrdIr Greek.
In DAvi, D.,lricl. ieLc Iers are uecdc'
al Locust Grove. WAlnut Sprung, aId
the school house On Capuu Grade
Nest OF CuttOntOwu.
la Woodstock District. teacher 10
he vUlJred school is wanted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

\ large sock OF HOLIDAY books at
Barseit's suitable Tor childr II a1d
crown folks. at prices an'az ugly low.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Velvet photograph lrAm's at Bar
le.l's AID at low figures.
Ladi, hat. halr. ,Varl pins al Bar.
.clts, from 10 'ts. 4" 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Fine teas. Engi-L. Breakti't. e n
pow der, Green, II, son aud Black tras
by W. {. BARRON,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Had terrible NIGHT sWEATS.
Memphis. Feb, II. 1871.
Or. TUT: SRI have bssn snfisring for nearly Two
hing your EIpsctorsnt vas reduced 20 one hundred
and ,iltssn poasads ~ weight. bad tried almost
sverythins hsd tsrTibls night swssta 1haye taken
half dozen bottiss The night svstts hzyo left me.
the cough has disappeared. and We gained fifteen
tsounds 10 fssh Irecemmend IL 70 all my friends.
WA arsai rcapsct. OLIVER RICE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

A handsome lot ut q nuine oil paint
ings in elegant frames al BarG' IT,. at
lowest prices. Call aud sc hem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

Bargelt & SOU Lave ju,t r, ceivcd an
endless ,aririyo OF Toy books. paper and
iIucu covers,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
She American Farmer.
rEsrABLIsHED 1919. =
Under the Same Management.

,danted 10 the svstems, the crops, the peonle OF
This section, ifs editora force enlarged, and fs
corps fvolunteer correspondents more Lumber
ous than ever including men q eminent success
IN their Respective departments Of farm work II
viii aim I. be in 1879 tier, Brighter. mo nse.
fn than at any time In its past useful career, and
n deserve /, be welcome visitor to every farmer
Besides the staple Crops, special a~d IN Is
given 10 Live STOCK. Homemade and Artin' ial
Manures the Dairy, Fruits, Flowers, the House
hold. the Orange. &c. 800 -,
subscribe now New Subscribers tor 1879 viii
eceiys ,ree three numbers Of 1873, II their names
are IN before Jau. l.
also year. To Clubs of five or NOR,
Oplv 81.
eAM'L SANDS son, Publishers,
ias Y. Baltim re st., (Siyn Il dol len Plow.)
BALTIMORE. MI.
Tho American Farmer and the Sh 'nand 'ah
Herald will be cubbed together and sent Que year
f,r - 10.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
SchO 4 unds.

Second Apporlionmrnt OF school fund
tor 1879 81.
STATE SCHOOL FUNDS.
l. ID So ci.,............... 1919
AShb, ID street.. Ivy. =
Madison District. .l054 s.
Jnhu>ton District. 5000.
: ouewall District. .......... .S55.N
D Wis Dislrcl..................S9 -
Woodstock. ...................339 J.
<aEAbis fund will br drawn from 4
uniy Treasurer upon the warrants o.
The Count, superintendent al Schools.
Tris:ees will is,ue their Warrants fn
state funds as heretofore and these will
he taken up by the County Sup't. Of
Schools aud lax receivable warrants j.
sued in their place. CLERKS Of Boar
should ke, p tbs account separate. n
order TO facilitate settlement at the e. d
al the year.
All warrants dawn b, Clerks o Dis.
lrict- must give The number o. the
school aud nam Of Tie District.
J. II. GRABILL, C.s.s.
Dec. 9Th 1879.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
Sunerb Steel Fngravings!

rs mmcpec ci cuissiop enables It's p ori'e Or
Il sterd more on 81. lel'ishnen's, = rie<. 80.
tlan ny o her. II gives more for the m"n'y. 81 d
g ,mb.nts more merits, than any in fhcvo ~.
So New Feature will be introduced N { e
sha .e 81 p les #
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10
90 CHEAPEST AND BEST ga
PGtGTSOl'S Magazine
FULL SIZE PAPER PATTERNS .

II 4 supplement viii be gwen N every NM
her for 1850. containing f. ll-size pattern for
ady's or cbids dress. over suhscriheT vii re-
GIVE dur NJ the wear. 'welve II these pottei N,
worth more. aloe. THAI the subscription price.-Es
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

"Petersof's Magazine contains. every year 100
age. a - FL plsfss y red Berlin pasers, u
MANN IN colorcd fashion plates. a races -
bel isnmel b arc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-12-10

We observe from t p Cun'. TINES
that Mr.. G. T. NIX zc.Ct AllcsanJ
county. Nd. a fc~ dNs as". K He'd -
hogs. avera-e weight 300 loundS. and
thai Mr.. j. NJ 5. Siokl,y. i"merh O
this COUNTY. living on Was iugton i l.
tom. kill, d five oue-Jear old. the lar
est weigh, d 100 AID the SIN lest oVO
pounds. Romney Int.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-13

bracket, cone work bracket; Mrs. WIN.
Fhn'ham. cone work frames; Mrs.
Josephine j. Rodgers, Galena, Md, fruit
in wax, wax design; Mrs. r. G. Alexan-
der, Delaware City, wax cross; Miss
Alice Clark, Delaware City, wax flowers;
Mrs. A. Price, lamp shade; iss A. A.
Price, Della. City, autumn leaves In wax;
Miss Annie j. Hanson, Middletown, silk
embroidery, 'ft'
DISCRETIONARY AWARDS.
Among the exhibitors in the discre-
tionary class, the following received d.
plomas
Mrs. 3. F. SbalIcross, cherry wine;
Miss Millie Oldham, cider vinegar; Mrs.
Thos. Cochran, gooseberry vine; Miss
M. E. Morrison, blackberry wiae; Miss
Morrison, currant wine; Mrs. ). D.
Rodgers, oval wreath; Mrs. II. l.. CAV
ender, Smyrna, painting; Mrs. M. j.
Vandyke, Odessa, water color painting; /;
MIS-. H. l. .Cavender, oil painting; Miss
M. Chamberl; In. New ark, satin jewlry,
porcelain plaque and slate tiles; Morris
Cumming, Midnletown, ice cream and
waterloo; Paul Brown, Wilmington,
crayon drawings, oil painting; Harry
Fisher, Mlddletown, huma0 hair; Mrs.
Mary Lippipoott, Middletown, rag car
pet; Il; n Bruce & Co., Estey organs;
Prof. K. d. Porter, Delaware collage, Al
Newark, five varieties forage plants, one
hundred plates flowers and vegetables;
VIM. Home wood, Newark, shear barley,
sneaf oats; II. r. Lock wood, Middle
town, white flint corn; Polk and Hyatt,
pearl millet; Capt. Geo. Virgins. .Towns-
end, sunfiower; Frank d. Walker, Mer-
maid, mammoth sugar corn.
The following, In this class, received
first premiums A. +. Rittenhonse,
rickson, Frankford, yoke Of oxen; Miss
X. A. Lewes, Newark, air castle; Mrs
VIM. Lore, Mt. Pleasant, pair of socks
Mrs. Samuel Townsend, pair of fancy
socks. Mrs. Thos. Cochran, greatest
number OF ladies' premiums.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-13

Americans take the lead as inventors.
Statistics recently compiled shew that
there are now in existence more than
$4,000 patents. Enoland has but lit
tie over $4,000, France 80 900, Belgium
aud Germany 10000. ID 184S there we're
over 4,O0O more English Ihan American
patents, there being at that time 10. 900
American. Not only in number but In
the usefulness Of their inventions do the
Americans excel. This is particularly
true of the mechanic arts, in which they
have made discoveries which attract the
admiration of the world.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-13
TINE TABLE
-w,,uIN0TON.

.vx wILMINoToN'
kIlsd..lIpann'ss' Y % ! M; u 81 1899, go : s'9g y
m A, lo;Sn' m. On sundays ]'''
i.1,s.%S' 4 30, Q 10, p m. n o, 90 10.
b so,e . and washinngsss""n, n m. sun
limo'1l III, LOa, DE- p"
ehsi J, h1ssi,s!ii. s'' - & pm no sunday
.,,., 40, sis = mi %, ssop
g sunday Y 'Fs!n' r.! s,s a m; i~. $40
% sunday Sn I '!s'i !NoIihern R; r.: sa' q
bnlng.1onn = N; no sunday tram; 2:
u, sW ss,,rn r. RI ID, 10 % . nj
awsre Maav M train, $40 Q m.
I'm. SnnuSr' At WILMINGTON.
kirs ARRIv.. % "a. 3 "a. Q 10 I 90 m /;
hllsd,sal - ts, ia 81, seS, ol, 2 ~ ". % a. a.
Spas III n D m; on Sundsys'H'' '''
Ian, lS, " i1,S. 1s 3 81 a m; i2 y. =? %
Ees Io,N J. IN sundays: IL a. on
n,a,p,s: MI, % gu, %, 81. a m; !. ~ = q, =,
.l,',dS,sS .N. sss p nj on Sundays z u = l"
N; ,,ou. aw a m ,2H. iass.
ssn1unou y , n; on sundsys;a o. . m; y"
|sa Deposit 200 a nj no Sunday
y castle: 800 a m; IL i0 m;
ev i. vn' -. no Sunday trains.
IPPars InP%rs r. r.: $50 IL 10 . N
psls*1n,oo no Sunday trains.
m,rg,on III d Northern X. n: . u'
llmi1nsss,pp' Z D m; no sunday trains.
.sys m - Western X. r.: y 90 2 M
eiaN1, J. ' M: sunday train. 6.3 p m.
Sp wW,i.xINaror W LEAVE PHIL
''> ApELPHIA. -
.,.a ,,reet and washington On avc- : .e
: ~ 40, 10 80, II % a m; 2 30 y ~
~ si5. 0 IS, II 30 pm; on sun
~ ~, y m: NJ 6 OO,s IS, II 30, p m:
~ a. Sscond and Market streets
nny n u Is, 3 IS, 40 II 30 p m
,ndays. q 20. II 20 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-13
aRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

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rhea. tmpo-
tency, and
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The daily gazette., 1879-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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will send recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great reIdedy
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America. Send "A self-addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

The UNITED Stairs Senate will stand
at the extra session Of Congress politi-
cally 43 Democrats to 80 Republicans.
Judge Davis has all along been classed
As an independent, but he has acted
so uniformly with the Democrats that
it is useless to make the distinction.
There is a vacancy from Vermont, Mr..
Wadleigh's term having expired, and
the Legislature Of that State will no,
convene until June to fill the vacancy,
There will therefore be a Democratic
majority OF 10 in the Senate at the com
mencement of the extra session, and
after the Legislature of Vermont meet'
it will be- reduced to 8. The latter fig
ure is the majority the Democrats viii
have in the Senate of the Forty Sixth
Congress In 1881 Republicans viii
no doutr I've elected to take the place o
Democrats from the States Of Connect
cut, Indiana, New Jersey, New York
Ohio and Pennsylvania, and Demo
crat from Mississippi will succeed Re
publican. This would make tie il
the Senate, each party having 80 mem
bers.