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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
INDIAN DEPREDATloNs.

Indians Attack a Ranch in Warrington
Territory, Killing two Men and Wound
Ing two Others. iEG
San Francisco, Aug. 20, via Walla Walla,
Aug. 18.-Yesterdsy evening or the day
previous, the ranch of Jim Rains on the
Salmon river. eighteen miles from Warrens,
WAS attacked Ivy Indians, and Rains and
JAS. Edwards killed and Albert Weber
badly wounded; seven other settlers es-
capped and arrived in town safe. The In.
diaus burned up all the buildings on the
ranch number Of Indians not stated. Col.
Bernando's command is hunting Indians
fifty miles away in another direction.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
MRS. spaAeue TALKS.
She says She Has Been Slanlered- --Hel
Account OF tho Unplsasantnsss.

She Says She Has Been Slantlered- --Her
Account OF tho UnploasanOness.
Special to the st. Louis Republican.
New York, Aug. l6.-The Suns special
from Narragansett says that in An interview
there to-day, Governor SpraRue denied that
he had deprived his wife Of her liberty. He
wished her to become quiet after the excit.
ing incidents Of the week, and told the
correspondent in proof Of his willingness
that he was at liberty to eee Mrs. Sprague.
Others, however, say that Mrs. Spraguc has
not been permitted 10 see visitors or to COM
munics,c with the outside world. Many
callers have been turned away, and many
have not been permitted to send in their
caris. he that A. Il may, Mrs. srrsgus 70.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20

No report.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 20.
WHEAr-Steady, higher No. 2 red 94c +;
spring S5ac cash, S5sc@s6c September and
October.
RYE-Firmer, 494@6Oc.
CoRN-Weak, easier, 3Ssc bid cash, 335c
@34 bid September, 34sc bid October.
OATs-Firm. stronger, 23!c cash, 2Ssc
September, 23ss bid October.
DARLEY-76c. bid September.
PoRK-Weak, lower, $S.Os! cash, s. 32s
October.
LARp-Quiet, unchanged, $500 cash,
$5.60s bid October.
WnBKY-Higher, 81 O6.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, August 20.
WHEAr-s@2!c higher. Hard 94c No
!, 90; No. 2, SSc cash; S7sc September
s74 October. No. 8. soc, No. 4, 73c.
CoRN-Firm-3S}c.
OATs-Dull. No. 2, 2Slc.
RYE-404c.
BARLEY-6lc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
A CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiors Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the
Rev: JOSEPH I. ISMAN, Station D., Nec
York Gty.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
YELLOW FEVER.
Twelve New Cases Reported at Memphis
and Two Deaths.

Twelve New Cases Reported at Memphis
and Two Deaths.
Memphis. Aug. 19-Twelve cases were
reported to the board of health this
morning. six colorcd; among the whites
are G. II. H,,cher, Thos. H. Cooke, Gen.
J. L. Weffe. j. s. Shefi1ngton; two deaths
have been reported. Rosa Devoies and
Minnie Tuly. colored. Arrangements are
being perfected for daily mail service, via
the Louisville & Nashville railroad wealth
er warm and pleasant.
Galveston, Aug. 20.-The board of health
unanimously resolved to allow the steam
er Colorado to enter this port, the governor
approving.
Houston declared quarantine against the
city, vet Galveston is perfectly healthy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
SPORTING.

TIE ST. JOHNS oARsMAN.
Halifax, Aug. 20,-Wallace Ross, the St.
Johns oarsman, has taken quarters at Bed
ford basis, to prepare for his race with
Warren Smith on Tuesday. The betting
is even Both sides are confident.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
TELEcaAPHlc BRevlT!Es.

THE EXETER CoLLlERY STRIFE.
Pittston, Aug 20-Che strike among
the driver boys at Exeter collic'y, makes
five hundred men idle.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
The Bitel.s Bitten.

Among the most active Republicans
engaged in working up cases of Demo
cratic illegal voters for the action of the
Grand Jury at the present term of Court
were VIM. l.. Heal and Thomas Rile, Of
Wilmington. They noSed around with
the utmost diligence, hunting testimony
against the Democrat, voters. and
bringing out every case they thought
had the least taint of illegality about 1t.
OF course they were not on hunt for
Republican Illegal voters, and therefore
were completely thunlerstruck yester-
day afternoon when they found them
selves indicted for the same offense
they had labored 20 hard to. fasten upon
others. Heal was indicted for voting at
the last city election without being duly
qualified, he having been returned as an
error for non-payment of taxes. Rile
was indicted On charge of voting on an
altered tax receipt, evidently given out
Thomas Riley, and utilized for Thomas
Rile by the erasure of the final "y." This
was one oftbe altered receipts not sent
out by Dem ocrats and falling into the
hands of Repub lean by mistake. as the
Republican claimed in the case OF man
named Phillips, who voted illegally in
the Eighth Ward on a similarly altered
receipt.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
A Friend from Deza,vnre.

The Denton, Nd, Union says:-"Pa
tience Jenkins, a minister of the Society
of Friends, from Camden, Del, preach
ed at the Friends meeting house, near
this place, on Sunday morning last, and
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the
Academy in Denton, to respectful and
attentive congregations. She is now
aged IA years, and has been a minister
the greater portion of her life-is regard
ed wherever known as one of the sainted
ones of earth. Her christian life and
character is without spot or blemish, and
she carries with her that vital piety
which commands the confidence and re-
spect of all with whom she is brought in
contact. Her living example carries
with it power and force calculated to
do much good. Her sermons are plain
and practical truths which even a littl..
child may comprehend"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
DROPOsALs FOR LIGHTING. Ex.

DAOFOS AlS EOh LII II II TING, Exc
Z TINGUISHING, CLEANING AND
OF FWILMINGTON, AND FURNISHING
GAS AND OIL FOR THE SAME FOR
THE TERM OF THREE YEARS.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box in the City Council Chamber, in the
City Hall until Thursday evening, De-
cember 4th, up to quarter 10 o'clock, for
Lighting, distinguishing, Cleaning and
Repairing the lamps of the City OF VIII.
mington, and furnishing gas, oil and all
OF three years, commencing January LIST.
1880. The lamps to be lighted and extin-
guished every night in the year. The
time for lighting and extinguishing to be
furnished by the Chairman of the Lamp
Committee. Each lantern to be taken OFF
the post and washed with soap and water
at least once in two weeks. The contrac-
tor to furnish all matches for lighting and
materials for washing the lamps.
Payments will be made monthly with
one months pay retained by the city for
and the work must be done to the satis-
faction of the Committee.
Proposals will be received for the whole
city or single districts.
All proposals must be ACCOMPANIED with
bond for the sum of 800 with good and
sufficient sureties, conditioned that con.
tract will be made If proposals accepted,
and that such other security will be given
as the committee may require
The blank proposals with the accom-
panying form of a bond, can be had at the
office of the Clerk Of City Council free of
charge.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. PETER b. HUESTED.
nOv2l-tdec4. Chairman Lamp Com.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Heavy StOrnns!

Ut" comes from all parts of the
a' Of the general prevalence OF Sc
iHs and cold weather. Well,
as long as you can find Boots,
Oal'eFs' Rubbers, Arctics, Alaskas
.a''u'hg else to keep the feet dry
,,a AI a. the Boston One Price Boo
mouse, No. 2O9 Market street.
large assortment of warm
'adies, gents, misses and chill
soou supply of mems Beaver
,.'y s"'ery low figures. We have also
Vi 'he celebrated Burt's Fine
b, W. 'aules, for which we are sole
,s,, Any Bracket u Co.'s fine goods
M, 4'n' A line line OF slippers for
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
NelO Castle Letter.
PUTTING INTO HARBoR-woRK AT THE
WooLLEN MILL-vISIT OF X. Il. Of
FICIAI.s. ETC.

PUTTING INTO HARBoR-WORK AT THE
wOoLLEN MILL-vIsIT OF X. Il. Of
FICIALs, ETC.
New CASTLE, Nov. 2l, 1879.
A large number of vessels put into
this harbor yesterday evening for pro-
lection against the nigh winds that pre-
vailed.
John Walls has begun the weaving of
carpet in the store of G. Lancaster, op-
poslte the Methodist church.
A portion of the machinery at the
woollen mill is compelled to run until
10 o'clock every night owing to the press
of orders.
Skates are in order and the average
BOY now asks his mother where she put
the straps.
Summer fingered long in the laps of
winter, but old "Boreas" gave her the
bounce, yesterday, by sending strong
messenger from the northwest, keeping
below freezing point all day and as
evening drew on the cold wave had fair
ly come up n us.
The waiting room at the depot was
filled, or, to use a more fitting term,
packed, with court attendants awaiting
the north bound train. Lawyers and
clients, plaintiffs and defendants, wit
nesses and reporters ,all bent on securing
seat in the train, presented strange
sight to our easy-going citizens.
Yesterday afternoon, about 2 O'Clock,
engine No. II steamed,dow to the river
front into what is usually known in this
vicinity as the yard or battery. Attach
ed to the engine was special car having
aboard Messrs. Hinckley, Kenney, and
Mills and number of the directors OF
the P.I w. & b. X. r. Co. Their object
in making so many visits to this city OF
late has been the cause of many surmises
and some still think there might be a
s'shipyard."
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Creating q FNLse alarm.

Three men were before His Honor,
Mayor Almond, last night, on the charge
OF attempting to create false alarm of
fire. 1t was shown that they went to
the engine house of the Delaware Fire
Company about 1.45 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and endeavored to take the
hose carriage out, and thus call out the
other companies, and have tun at the ex-
pense of rival firemen. The ordinance
i'll relation to the case makes the oflense
punishable with fine of from one to
ten dollars. Considering the fact that
this was the first case of the kind that
had ever come before him, His Honor
imposed the lightest possible fine, one
dollar upon each prisoner.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
SECOND EDITION
n TOice from the Vest.
WILMINGTON MECHA .lCs AND SENATOR
BAYARD.
From the Springfield Qll.) Daily Monitor.

BAYARD.
From the Springfield ml.) Daily Monitor.
STRONGER THAN EVER.
Recent ele ctiens have made Bayard
stronger than ever, and the belief is
gaining ground that he will be the next
Presidential candidate of the Democracy
and the next President Of the Unit d
States. Senator Bayard's blameless life
and high character would bring thou
sands OF II publicans to his support. The
Independent voter couldn't help being
q Bayard Ill n.
We clip the above from the Philadel-
phia Chronicle Herald, paper which has
not been very far wrong in its guess on
several important occasions.
The Independent voters Of this coun-
try are its wOrkiDgmel and mechanics.
The name of Bayard in connection with
the Presidency has sent a more noticea.
Bile thrill of hope through the ranks of
workingmen than anything of political
character which has occurred for many
years.
There are good reasons for This, and
they are seen by the close observer, in
facts stubborn as Holy Writ. There is
no man In the Union who SO fully pos
ses the confidence of the workingmen as
does the Senator Of State-httle-it is
true-in which there is more mechanical
skill, moral worth and intellectual
strength to the sqnrre mile than any
State in the Union. The city of viii
mington is mass of more evenly d.
vided wealth, contains more families
dependent upon the earnings of skilled
labor, and better type Of American
freemen of equal importance before the
law, and in the enjoyment of life, liberty
and happiness, than any other city of
the same number of thousands in the
Union.
The business men of the city are the
sons of the moral Gibraltars in any COM
munity-the Quakers. Men worth their
thousands made mechanics Of their sons,
and to. dav the Dames of Pusey, Candy.
Harlan, Hollingsworth, Harris, Thatch-
er, Jones. Bush, Lobdell, Carpenter, Nc
Comb, jackson, Sharp, and a hundred
others we might name, are the pride of
the State abroad and at home. 1t in
such constituency that elects such men
as Bayard to represent them in the Sen
ate of the Nation, and makes him their
pride and boast. Mechanics all over the
nation know the estimation Bayard is
held in at home, and ii is this fact that
has faIniliarized the name OF Bayard
and fills every mechanics heart with
hope for our future prosperity.
Eight hundred of these stalwart props
of our national grandeur from one estab,
lishmept alone-of every shade of politi-
cal sentiment, three hundred from an
other, and hundreds In delegations from
other establishments of that city formed
Il guard of honor, and emblazoned the
passage of the "Roman of them ALL" on
his return to his home recently, when
DR.. Bush, one of the most estimable Re-
publican gentlemen of the State, well
cDmed Delaware's noble sou in the name
of the ,chole people, regardless of party.
The Chronicle Herald is right when
It. says "Senator Bayard's blameless life
and high character would bring thoIs-
ands of Republicans to his support" and
that "Inuependent voters couldn't help
being Bayard men,"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
II Liberty Street kOtU.

FIGHTING NEGRO COUPLE THAT
ALMOST HAVE HEDGEvILLE A HoMI-
eide SENSATION.
They almost had a murder out in
Hedgeville among the coloied popula-
tion on Wednesday night, and the at
affair was finally ventilated Al the police
court last night. The participants in the
affair were John Allen ami Sailie Ken
nard, and the facts are about Is follows ::
Allen came to the house of William
Morris late at night, asking for a woman
tanned Sallie Kennard; he was drunk,
and, getting into'the house he raised a
great disturbance. He finally found the
woman in bed, and he commenced to
heat her brutally; she got a knife with
which 10 defend herself, but he took it
away from her and endeav pred to use it
upon her. She finally jumped out of the
window in her night clothes, but he
caught her, and was heard to cry out,
'd-n you, I'll ki you.'
The case was fully ventilai ed before
the Mayor, and Allen was required to
pay $40 line and was held in $500 to keep
the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDxZ NOVEMBER q. 1879.

For setting and resettiug curb in the
weatern part of the city, entered Dec.
IL. 1874.
WIN Bradway,.. ,.................. $10 "A
FOR ever on Ninth street, between
walnut and Kirkwood, entered July IL =,
1876:
Joseph Bradford, d,.................. S17.37
for cnrbing and paving sidewalks,
entered May 81, 1875:
Patrick Gardner, er,..................S $40 "a
Mr.. McGlincbey, called up for third
reading an ordinance establishing the
grade of Twenty-second street, from
aMotte to Carter street, anu Carter
street. from Twebty-second to Vande-
v,r avenue. The ordinance passed with
out a. dissenting vote.
On motion of Mr.. Huested the Mayor
~a' authorized to offer reward of S25
for the person or persons who broke
and carried away the fixtures of tie
lamp at the corner of Broom and Chest
nut rett3
Mr.. Hu 8 ed moved that the Lamp
Commit be author zed to advertise
Tor propos.l' for ii hitting and xeeping
In repairs the lamps OF tine city for q
term OF three years, 'h- bihs to he in the
DIX on Thursday nigh next.
Mr.. Rodney arose l., address the chair,
but was called to order by Mr.. McG in
motion was entitled tu the fioo-.
Mr.. Heu,ted said the reason he COM
mittee asked for three years was bera,is-
the party that now had the contract for
lightirg with oil had gone to consider a.
bic expense to put the lamps mp, and
they desire to bid for three years.
Mr.. Rodney said that the contract was
very Important one, and HI thought
the time allowed for bids was very
short.
Mr.. Paynter said he thought the time
was very short, IL would give the Gas
Company and the Pennsylvania Globe
Gas Light Company plenty of time TO
bid, but Il would give RIO time To those
outside. There were other lights just as
good as the Pennsylvania Globe Gas
Light Company, and he thought they
should have u chance.
Mr. Rodney moved to amend the
moton Of Mr.. Heus,ed, that the time
allowed be- two weeks.
The motion prevailed, and Council
adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
n Lu71aD Broken.

a few nights ago some miscreants
broke the street lamp at the corner OF
Chestnut and Broome streets, and smash
ed the fixtures into atoms. They also
stole the top from another lamp In this
neighborhood, and broke the glass in
one or two others. In consequence Of
these outrages, Council last night, at the
offer a reward of S25 for the arrest and
conviction of the miscreants who perpe-
trated these outrages. 1t is believed this
reward will tempt those who know the
perpetrators TO impart their knowledge
70 the Mayor, and thus the ends Of JUS
tice will be secured.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

The reporter of the Herald, who gave
expert testimony in regard to the neck
Tie. In the Stxrkey case to-day, was dub
bed "a man milliner,"b the prosecuting
attorney.
The attendance at Court was not near
so large, owing to the fact that many of
the witnesses in minor cases, knowing
they would not come up, remained at
home.
Hon. Judge Wales occupied seat on
the bench for few minutes this morn
Ing he Will assist in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
/" 1 Rev. J. Il. Rankin n II

! n a,n, WV! NV, the Rev. ]. T.. Rankin,
In. a",@hington. ID. G., certified as
sv1, l nave known of several per
ls,,.I ''sarded themselves as greatly
Asv sn' sna some of them as perma-
k.un'.' ' oi diseases of the kidneys
ss 'fy \" ~ organs by the medicine pre-.
FAn : sn .nas' Craig, of Charlotte, N, Y.
sb, OWn' nh' TOO, of its use In similar
<ss ., ruy'lclans OF the highest charac
sr,,, ,auuihg. do not doubt that 1t
ag0D ,1'ue'' In a previous commu.
stp ,ss. ~ The congregationalist, DIR.
&,s,mr'ed s'er'ed at length to the benefi
h&upcsd Is ~. ol d case in his own fami y
" WIN m nr'ghts D, Disease by six physi-
k,sd ..,, Tue Safe Kidney and Liver
10. lD,s. sa'u This treatment want
sunnso''' & o. humanity, to describe
nOVlg-2W
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Proposals for Lightissg the CStu.

MI. Peter B. Huested, Chairman of
the Lamp Committee of City Council,
proposals for lighting the city for the
Term OF three years from the ist of jan
uary next. The parties who bid are to
furnish all material for lighting and do
an repairing to lamps at their own ex-
Rense. Proposals will be received until
thursday evening, Decemb Der 4th. For
Iurther particulars see advertisement in
anothor column.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
sBssver's Absorpt.ye Lung Pad

"us not unconscious of the fact that
aiming the durability OF consumption
"'unhihg counter to a popular pre- =
r@ aud what is more deplorable the
-'saced conviction of "A great proper
" 'ae medical profession. But con-
pawn mas been and can be cured by
<a'oTpllIe Lung Pad.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

prug the fiscal year which ended
twN 1879. the foreign trade of the
ftta S,als. amounted to S785 ,436 ,8S2
Smt ,nl :,66 ,O63 .715 imports, an ex-
ksdapOrs amounting to S269, ,Si3. .lU1
ths rale 2S per cent was carried In
rran vessels. The excess OF exports
ea. lrlle Of the last four years has
wanted to the enormous total Of s754,-
ksj
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
RiCer 1pprOpriatiO1ts.

The following are the items fer the
the Delaware river recommended by the
Secretary of the Treasury: Schooner
Ledge, 100000; Cherry Island Flats,
100000, and Delaware river lights
careful surveys show that four sets of
range lights Will be necessary-$l5, 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

!, not be a good move i"r
N%,' ,ls ladies' of some Of the
|r l's,., " ,rat are he Willy in debt to
t'N''' Grant 10 dinner parties In
ave ..n,,o,.9 Reasoning from what
~ 1,.I.d f the Generals visit to
P'D',' ',te,, v ould meet ready sale
's :. ,p.ults be profitable in the ex-
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

.,,n ON Col. john W. Forney's
|,,1r,s II number OF earnest men men
.w,.,.lrbia are arranging to give
/ '' r.,n, , Grand Peoples Banquet,in
in the Permanent Exhib ton
''.s five thousand ladies and gen.
will participate, and after the
ErTl pas, in procession before the
s..Itsu the so-called President,
u,,, and the Governors Of all the
N, States.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
PerSOHUL.

Mr.. Joseph l.. Thatcher, son of Mr..
Albert Thatcher, of This city left here
last evening for Norfolk, Va, where he
has been ordered to JOIN the U. 5. train
ing ship Constitution. Mr.. Thatcher has
been home on sick leave for some time
naat
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Superior Md (slOyea.

'YRenLard 4 Co., are selling theii
esns Gloves, which are made by the
a'ase Company At sl.25 for buttons,
1N' buttons, sl.tO for 4 buttons, 500
NhIlons, which they have in white
Alheke prices they believe them
sae cheapest gloves in the market
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

C,RpEsroNDENr desires us 10
t.. our statement in yesterdays
k,urrK 80 far as lelates to tie popula-
|, d mington, which he claims
L. shown to be 5000 by the census
| a. We have 10 objection to this,
Iyn. lie may he correct. In that
A, ci,y in the next twenty years
EBlrrea,e in population to 90,ooo,
Iaslle end Of thirty years Will con-
A,EiOo, if he increase is no more
yt,han ,uring the thirty years from
h lSoO. In 1850 the population
uRgl9; 10 1860, 1888; in 1880,
.uppCsed it will be found to 1000.
saee figures sprculators may foim
W own calculations, and draw their
N UDcusions. We feel confident
ktasae Of increase in the future
LEx geally increased over the past.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Great bargains at 3I3.

lns, lot Of ladies cloth-top kid-fixed
)dSn DooIs eau be found at No. 3l3 Mar
hsel, which are being sold mt the
n1ilaary low price Of sl.75 per pair.
Et6Asr Kinds at very low figures.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
DIED.

STEWART.-In this city ON the 18th inst,
amelia X. Stewart, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun
eral from her parents residence 5l2Spruce
street, on Sunday afternoon, the 23d inst,
at 2o'clock. Services at the house. Inter-
ment at Riverview Cemetery,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
[lls gailg Sazetlf.

-, cOu.rantinople corrtspon- y,
pc r'%" :. !. couadently asserted In OH :
rlay' y ,",, y ,o,aial relations between
tdr'e' I turkey have Ieen COM
"a established
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

fMmlStures y cents pound, bnt they
Rt~us.up " Bradbury Ginger Crack
VI Sc. box at T. NJ. wier's, 1919 Mar
kE,vi st.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Fearful FatititH.

Within month past all the children
five IN number-of Walter Kieffer, of
Lancaster, Pa, died of diphtheria. The
last child died on Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

ONE gallon can of apples, 80 cents: one
gallon can't peaches, 30 cents pounds G.
of honey, 80 cents, at 7. M. Wier's, Il o
Market street. a..
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
TtvO D7'llylES

The only cases before the Mayor this
morning were two drunks. The usual
penalty OF fifty cents and cost was i'm
posed.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
The WjcO3,sicO SIsOOti,s0.

The Salisbury Advertiser says the
latest accounts of the affair in Wicomico
county, in which John w. Turpln shot
aud killed VIM. II. Harrington, all go
to show that the shooting was purely ac-
cidental, and done whilst Turpin and
his nephew, Asbury Turpin, were strug-
Cling for the possession of gun.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

IHE incest present you can give your
girl Is box Bradbury's Ginger Cracknalrs
70 cents box, at t. M. Wier's. 1919 Market
street. IT.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

BRADBURY Ginger Crack nails are simply
delicious. 25 cents a box. at L. M. Wier's
lzO9 Market street. n.