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The daily gazette., 1879-07-21
THE CovENA MT SUNDAY SCHOOL
laa Rlsss Ahaaveesary Passsd.

han Earns AnoeveSs@ry Passed.
The Sunday school Of the Reformed
Episcopal church Of the Covenant cele-
'bfAted ~ first snniyersary yester day at
tern0on in the main audience room of
the church ON second slreet near Wash
ington. The room was beautifully deco
rated with evefgreens and flowers and
appropriate Inscriptions and mottOas sur
rounded by garlands and evergreens
hung around the room. A large audi
rnce the chief part OF which was compo-
sed Of chiidrerI were present. The min
istefs present we're Rev.J. l.. Estlin, the
pastor of the church, Rev. b. X. Cook, of
the Second Bapt ist church, and Rev. w.
g. Robiuson Of Epworth chapel.
E In opening Tie exercises "Praise God
from whom all Blessings Flow" was
sung, and was followed by. prayer, and
reading u the scriptures aud the singing
lof "Bsnedic Anima Mear ~ass
After that VIM. Y. Warner, the super
intendent read his report, extracts from
which are As follows:
ave celebrate our First Anniversary
tosdxy, becaase We were in reality, q
school, the day we started out upon our
new field OF labor, although for want OF
Q proper place, we were unable to hold
our first Sunday School service until
Sunday morning, August 4th, 1878, at
o'clock.
The attenda ance, upon the first Sunday
we held Sunday School services
was 8 teachers and SS scholars; since
then there kas been'a gradual increase,
the largest attendance vas 252 and the
smallest So; the latter was on August
18th, and was very stormy day. Our
average attendance has been 172. Mum
ber OIL roll 275. The total number who
attended our school during the year was
$685.. -
During the year we have had seasons OF
sadness. On Wednesday September, 18th
John Il. Lee a member Of the Corner
Stone class, AFTER lingering illness, wa
"tsken home. I"
On 22nd December, Ruth Meredith,
one of our smaller scholars, died after u
short Illness
Other addresses were made by Revs.
Robinson, Cook and Estlin, aud the sing
ing was excellent.
| One OF the most beautiful features OF
the exercise was the presentation to TIN
widow OF the late John T. Lee, with ,
beautiful wreath of immorteiles, set in q
heavy frame, by "Corner Stone" class, o
which he was member. A floral offer
ing was also presented to Mrs. Meredith
in memory Of her little daughter, who's
death Is mentioned in the superinten-
dents report.
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RehObOlll.

Grand excursion and reunion of the
|. o. o. f., at Rehoboth Beach, OH Fri
day, July 25th, 1879. The train leaves
the p. w. " 3. r. r., depot at $50 Am.
sharp.
Tickets, adults,$1 so children, ST 90,
to be had at James q Webb's, 224 Mar
ket street; d. Downs, Odd Fellows
Hall J. p. Doughten's, 4l0 Market
street Il. james Belts, Sixth and Mar
Ike. streets T. Ii. Woods, Tenth and
Market streets John j. Gallagher 4
Bros, 1903 and 1000 Market street : and
of the secretaries of the different Lodges
and Encampments. 17-7t.
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L The Race ON the River.
HE "coLuMBIA" AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

THE "COLUMBIA" AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The anxiety of Wilmington's young
mariners was eased, Saturday, when it
was announced that the Columbia, the
"boss skif of the river" now by virtue
of her recent victories, had again forced
her way to the front, and distanced her
competitors by IL minutes in very light
wind. The course, as previously stated
in the GAZETTE, was from the buoy at
the mouth of the Christiana, around the
buoy opposite Roach's and return. The
prize was very small in consequence of
the meagreness of the number Of entries.
only eight boats being entered. This
fact though does not dim one bit the
lustre of the Colitn,bid's victory, as all
the crack skifis from this place were op-
posing her.
The following skifis were entered,
and about II o'clock the signal was Civ
en-, and the boats started, the Columbia
being the last one out:
Columbia, Little Harry, Henrietta,
Wade Hampton, Mary Grier, Hannah
Broom, Edith, and Andre,o J. Gross.
At first the Cross took the lead, but
she was compelled to give in to the 20
i,tmbid, before reaching DuPont's pier,
where the latter boat shot past the Cross
followed by the Mary Grier. The Co.
lumbia, held her own during the rest
of the race and came in first, beating the
Mary Grier five minutes, and the rest
eleven minutes. The Columbia won
the first prize, two-thirds of the entrance
fees ($S), and the Mary Grier. the re-
manning one-third. The last skif in was
to receive tin cup, but its skipper did
not demand it.
Captain Barker sailed the Columbia
and her victory is due to his unequalled
skill and experience in the management
of skiffs.
The only accident during the race
was the collision of the Wade Hampton
with the Henrietta, by which the Hump
toms bowspfit was torn away, and the
Henrietta's sail injured.
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4 CY.rpyCAI sCAnDAI. 4
THE ALLEGED rMMoRALrrY or or * AP-
pooIrINInTNK DIVINE. =

THE ALLEGED IMMoRALITY OF An AP-
PoQUINIMINK DIVINE.
The prevalence Of discord In the
churches In this city, at the pres6ns time,
is far eclipsed by matter that IL now
causing much excitement among the
Methodists in Appoquinimink Circtit, In
the lower part OF this county ,iTs
This is presided over by Rev.J. II.
Wiley whe was appointed to thstebarge
At the last confefebce, and who appears
has been straying in and by FORBIDDEN
paths. '.n liod tilo is.iin.n' nh''
"A correspondent writing from the
neighberhood to the GAzBfTE says:
The rumors of very questf01Able con
duct on the part Of Rev. y. II. Wiley,
that have been Ioasing around for some
time, in regard 10 his condtce With .
married lady, unbeconiing . SAember Of
the Methodist ministry, led TO meeting
ON Friday night OF the church members
In the school house. snius hus 1870
A number OF persons n not connected
with the chunch were Also present" The
extent of the evidence ,'taAeaf was
that the revefend gSAtlernah ana the
married lady alluded TO, fada been
seen several times with their arms
around each others neck1. tOtker' evi-
denoe of more damaging oasuso Was
taken" - q t, ls.rO raH salinHN3 -
Just what action will bs taken NpQp the
case, u unknown, but new deyelpP1ene
NJ Wiley enormously ,dspiaS the
positive defense. It Is likely thifi mir-
isteriai investigation will eeh0 result
| right away, ,tas the matter hAs ldoubtless
reached Presiding Elder MatlackS ears.
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Saeueral News.


The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of California, voted on Saturday
to retain DIR. Glenn as their nominee for
Governor. ef "n
The steamship Mosel, from Bremen,
Which arrived at the New York quaran-
tine yesterday, brings over 600 steerage
passengers. Most of them were Rus
slams, Including 60 families with 2l3
children, and possessing an aggregate
William Cfossin, we'll known citizen
ofChester, Pa, was run over while try
ing 10 get ON railroad train there on
Saturday evening, and died Of his inju-
ries In q few hours.
Richard Gray, coachman of Philadel-
phia, was drowned while bathing at
Long Branch yesterday.
While the steamer Drew was on her
way from New York to Albany on FRI
day night an explosion occurred in one
OF her state rooms, which did considera-
ble damage and slightly injured several
persons. The lights being ell extinguish.
cd, there was panic for while. 1t ap-
pears that yoveral cans of powder, with
fusss attached, had been placed in the
stats-room, and there blew up. Henry
Evans was arrested when the boat
reached Albany, and committed for a
hearing.
The employees of the Pennsylvania
Iron Works, at Danville. Pa, were notl-
fed, on Saturday, of an advance in their
wages, to date from July LIST. The pres
ent price of pudding Is IS per ton.
A collision occurred in the Delaware
river, opposite GlOuster, on Saturday AZ
te-nOon, between the steamship Santa
20 de Cuba and Scotch Grays. The bow
Of the Santiago de Cuba, which rose fully
twenty feet In the air was, crushed into
| the waters edge, hei bulwarks sprung
her raillings spintered and her forward
| works carried down.
Thomas M. Coleman, city editor OF the
Public Ledger, sailed for Europe on Sat
urday. A large number of Journalists ac
companied him as far Is Chester. where
the good hYes were said.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registe,.,s I. order
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
Nouu Go aS n nNrnt. Vhnn ~ lQ7O

hEGIBTER6 OFFICE,
New Castle county, June 13, 1879.
Upon the application OF Mary Dougherty,
Administrafflx Of George Dopherty, late
OF Brandy wine hundred, in said county,
deceased, u is Ordored end directed by the
Register that The Administratrix TX Aforesaid
give notice OF granting Ol letters of ad-
ministratiOn upon the estate of the deceas-
ed, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing nd dvertisements TO be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters,
In six OF the nOst public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring al per-
SONS having demands against the estate To
present the same or abide by an act OF as
sembly IN such case made and prov ided.
And also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published in vii
mtngtOn, and 70 be cOnthnued ulerein three
weeks, cod - III IT A y y -
<, Given under the hand and seal
III. y. OF Office of the Register aforesaid.
t%~~~) at New Castle, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid. the day and year above
written. y. @. BIdGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having elaine against the Es
tate Of the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrative on OF
before June 18th, A. d., 1880 or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. MARY DOUHHERTY,
Administratrix.
Address Chas. B. Lore, Attorney. VIII
mington Del. june2l eodSw
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Brief Locals.

sat oysters at Fulimer's.
MI mere a was drowning case at Ocean
lity yesterday.
t,ys,u Uss@rs Kept by WOodward's patent r,
~, Ss'aor' NO. 4el King street,
Dr nie board of Health meets this even
IN regular session.
iae Norma Bay Club of this citv went
Tsn r Tue bay ON Saturday evening.
,u'''e n soup al Fullmer's.
batnE,s tiny Council held special meeti ng on
Aoout one thousand persons spent ves.
|efday at Ocean City. 'p'"'
wnasse nSise dining room for ladies' mn stairs at
m, '"aru's 4Vl King street.
,s, ancre , were thirty deaths in this c,tv
Bhe nrSnso'' %..h; somewhat Of an increase over
lender loin steak at Fullmer,s
|Md 'U.ored us excursion from Centerville.
|inp, far fseG pSi,o through this city this morn
a lug alarm of fire yesterday was false
wards Ny \ ,ns crabs In the city, at Wool
ICitvu ituOsner ~ s excursion will run to OCEAN
M VI saturday night next,
on there tSs o,a Till rh be plenty of refreshments
1879, Nu eiiows' excursion July 25th
NJ. n crabs at Fullmer's,
nuaI T maes board Of Education hold its an.
Thu .e.,ng '''a tins evening.
| in S iSa SKIN Columbia won thu fra, pr;v a
uaiIn" iosatta On Saturday. Sha =. n
the @axoa.h y, ahe "Big Injuns" was before
M U much "fre water" PT' ~
DDenghtfal Ds.I. weather. 7'-.
nsa IN. =. crabs at Fullmer's. -s.,,
CollinsS'' ~ p pMary's CD. G. excurs;or ,o
next. Beach, takes place on % rhursass ~
rua reny,na nynam Family will hold their an
The su,9a' o.," n on Thursday the aiss ST. inst a
eursion u sra Fellows will give grand a1
friday IS1vr Hd reunion sS at kehosoth S Beach s1
GN Tickets. adults q .sevss So. cni,S1sn az
u
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Exciteme.s in the aF.in Market.

CHICAGO, July 19.GThsre has been
considerable excitement during s3fe past
week In consequence OF rapid and un-
checked decline in grain. and provisions
ON change. The favorable crop raports,
rumDrs that the combinahop. which hes
held wheat up for q few moths past were
selling out and the expectation, nj m
cities % have 81 combined to depress prices.
The cash decline in wheat ihas amount
ed to about IA cents during tho week,
the lowest sales being made to-dAy,when
on call wheat was sold for .July option
| at S6t cents. .-..I o'.,h
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NEW ADvERTIsEsaENTs.
NEW ADVERTIBEMENT ~
Established lS6 =.
.I-tL
JOHN MEALEY,
WINE M MERCHANT,
los AND I1O MARKET ST..
Wilmington, Del. -

CHAMPAGNES:-L Roederers, Carte
Geisler 4 Co.'s Dry Verxenay; Piper Held
sick; Dry MOnopOle uf
:-Oiive oil In quart stone
Jugs, from the house OF A. Oliver. Paris |;
Lioueur de Benedictin; Maraschine Cor
dial swiss Absinthe; AmOrgO Aromatico
ARfss.SiD5 ABRASDIHs.t ECO otapd ,Dupuy 4 CO., Pine,
HOLLAND GIN.-Bohlen Gin, Old
Anchor Triple Flavor, Fish Gin. Old Tom
RUM.NOld Jamaica Rum, Old Santa
sHERRIEs.-P. G. Pale Sherry, Pale
'fs5 PoRT w1NEs.-Burgundy Port.
MADEihA.-old Reserve, Pure Juice
BURGUHDY wlNEs.--chablls' white.
Pommard R.d, VOlnay Red, Chsmberlin
CLARETs st. julien, Flo.rac. Chateau
FINE OLD wRIsKIEs.-old star, Pure
Rye. Diamond sol, Overholt, Pure Rye,
Sheriffs' Isle (Scotch.l \ u =
IHPORTED ALEs AND sTOUTs.-
Bass Ale, NJ. B Foster & sons; Bass Ale,
e. q @. HILBERT; Scotch Al Ie, VIM YOun-
Rer.'; India Pale Ale, VIM. Youngers';
Guinness Dublin Stout, n, Il. Foster d
Sons'; Guinness Dublin Stout, K, q /.
Burke's; Ginger Ale, Cantreil & Coch-
LAGER BEER. .-5.,ss. .l-.
Fine Imported and Key West cigars.
Wholesale and Retail. Goods delivered 70
ali parts OF the city. Hoiiciting your Or
as,i Sis,y@ ,,s@A'a A';eSsaStHssj'8 SaH MEHrEY. yoniEs;Y
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A R,r Medicine Man Drunk.

About a moon and . half ago when
"Winona Wineta," the big medicine
opened at Front and Market streets in
the sale OF various healing herbs and
drugs, he was most exemplary red
man but since then his temperance pro-
clivities have become sadly degsnerated.
Sunday night he got wildly heroic with
"a skin full Of stsgger juice and was ar
rested. At the hearing this morning he
acknowledged that hshadtaken!tco 3 a.; @ucn l
cal dignity.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-21
FIGHT BETWEEN TWO OOLORED
Or fr afl 1aMEN4GI TciRfHS

''f On last Friday evening, GeorYS An
derson and Charles q. Bradley, c6lored,
engaged in a quarrel 1t Front and
Union streets, during which Bradley was
very badly cut in one Of the arms. Brad
ley, who was knocked down by Ander-
SON, as soon as he regatned his feet,
kicked the knife out Of Andersbn's hand.
Anderson became 50 enfsged u this &C.
tion that he ran into his. house ana pro-
cured gun with which he tkteatehed to
shoot Bradley, but Bradley was. soon
lost to view, A,warrant Yas Issued for
Anderson, but the case was compFomis-
a1
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A COLOREDs ExCURSION.

The colored people residents along
the Queen ,Annes Il Kent County B. R.,
decided some time ago that they would
have o day OF pleasure among chem
selves, 60 they determined upon IN ex-
cursion to Philadelphia. The excursion
train consisting Of four pissenees and
one baggage car, left Centrsville, Nd,
this morning, audfgupoai arriving At
Townsend, was. attached to- the regular
Delaware train north due IN thls cty at
$50 a. m They were taken o0nuuP to
Philadeiphia in the 9s0'clocaEp train and
return this evening. n A bsnd1 aecdmPa-
MED the excursionists.i yidsifoTI =
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COL. ALSTON'S GRAVE .pECORA-
TED

ATLANTA, GA, July 19.--Thei color
ed citizens and military of thia rcity and
De Kalb county decorated the. grave Of
the lac Colonel Aston to-day in memo
ry of his friendship for the colored race
and services in the Legislature on the
convict question. There was large
crowd present to hear the memorial ora
ton, GgL fs.t ~ ~
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a GARD

TO all VINO are suffering IRON the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &C.,
will send o recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF OHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send q self-Rddressed envelope
70 the REV JOSEPH T. INHAN, Station D.
Zew York City. ID D..
doc1O- oUd w1v -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1m,Dortame 20 NlothcrN.

ImpOrtoms TO Ml0therS.
Ars. " inslOW's Soothing syrup is the
only thing that mOthers can rely upon for
sf0mach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest. health aHd comfort,
70 mother and child. During the process
OF teethtng its value Ia incalculable. 1t
sOftens the gums. reduces infsm ,nation
iha child and com fort 70 The mOther.-s
twenty-five cents q bottle. marl5-lyeOd
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COMING TO AMERIoA

QUARANTINE, L. l., July 20.-Ths
steamship Mosel, from Bremen, whish
arrived here to-day, has over 900 steer
age passengers, the most of whom are
Russians. The Russians alone represent
a capital Of over $400, 200. Among them
are 20 families having 2ls children. They
are a remarkably fine looking party.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-21
with Intent TO XIII.

Considerable interest was manifested
at the police station Sunday morning, at
the trial of Edward Cassidy on the
charge Of using a revolver with intent to
kill, upon John Wagner, the bar tender
at the Logan House. The evidence
showed that Cassidy pointed the pistol
at Wagner several times, but that it went
Off BY accident. He was held for Court
in $500 bail, which he promptly furnish
ed. a. .f-..a. p+l.E
Death Of James Meekam sr.
James Meekani, Sr., who on Monday
last while walking along the railroad,
fell through the trestle work over Shipley
Run Sewer, died from the injuries receiv-
ed yesterday morning at 40'cleck in the
hospital department of the County Aims
house, The body has been removed to
the residence of his daughter Mrs. Cur
lett, No. 400 Tatnall street, from where
it will be buried. tsJI 81
The Court House Specifications.
The specifications for the new Court
House are now open for inspection and
can be seen at the Water Department Of
fice, Tenth and Market streets.
The time for submitting proposals for
IDc cItCtlOu " UiC UAiAOhh6 VIVA SA~SS ~
noon on Monday next.
"I h" f'l' Base Ball.
On Saturday afternoon the Quckstep
base ball club, of this city, went to Ches-
ter and played the Ross Nine, Of that
place, They were defeated by score Of
t27,to o. I. g.T .s.5f.a&
The "Enterprise" and "Our Boys
| playsd q game on the Rodney street
grounds. The Enterprise won by a score
of 16to 8. 81
| A bay Club.
On Saturday evening last a party o
young men styling themselves the Norma
lBay Club, left this city on the yach
VIM. Barter for trip down the bay
They were attired III iuii ssiior Gus
tunes.
DeIaware I'm Congress!
The Washington correspondent OF TIN
CINCINNATI Enquirer has it that four Q
the members Of the present Congress
] were born in Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-21

w ANTED. Copies Of The DAILY GA
w zETrE, of Saturday, Apfii Is and
naid faI ARr sn Eve cents y be
ty2l-f AT THIS ,OT0CE.
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HEALlD u CO.,
BANK ERS Il BROKERS,
AND DEALERS Il

AND DEALERB IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES q COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTO HOUSE. WILMINGroN, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
ttons. Tickets 70 and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
jan8-1yd
Financial and Com IN erciAl.
WILMINGTON, DEL, July 10. 1879.
L. LIST stock quotations furnished by
ieald 4 Co.. Clayton House Building
VIII. ington, Del. at IL M. to-day: ---...-
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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- EsTAURANT PRIVILEGES

- ESTAURANT PRIVILEGES
IL Fur SALE. %hT
The Restaurant ard other Privileges dur
Ing the Delaware State Fair TO be held At
Eairview PARK, near Dover, Dell, the last
week In September next, will be let 70 the
highest bidder on July 18th.
z For particula arst tsdd reas, Lna
= ~ RlOHAkD HARRIN9TON,
jyl7 WfOr2W 800 Secretary.
-rFFli ie' ''s''''e -@f 81 Dover, Del.
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Forralng 8 RiAe Team.

Several member, Of the American
Rifles, and Dupont Guards, sre about
forming . rife team, and are now busy
10 target PRACTICE. A contest for the
championship will probably take place
between the two companies At an early
day .on' 900 csni ~sW l.f 'N'- a'tt ~
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Evidently Stolen.

A night or two ago some parties fousd
two Large bags Of corn meal aud ono of
bran lying in the yard Of the railroad
company, between Third and Fourth
streets. The owner can have the pro-
psrty by proving it at the police station.
..fAENs PERSONAL.
Rev. F.. B. DuVal, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church leaves the city' to-
day tor q two weeks vacation. HIS pulpit
viii hs flled during his absence, 81.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-21

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bank OF Delaware. 40
First National Bank. 1856
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank viii. and Brandywine.. SO
Farmers' Bank. 80
Wilmington Coal Gas Compapy........ "a
Delaware r. r. Co.. ..26k
Delaware Western r r Co Stock, 10
Phila. vii. 4 Baltimore r. X. Co... 65H
Wilm a Northern r. r. .Co............. "
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.,. LBS
Delaware State Bonds. 103
Wilmington City 6s. 6s.....................16 .16SK
Wilmington City S.. 5s.....................Io2 Io21.
New Ca1tse County Loan. .............. ltz
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. l02
delaware Railroad, extension. .........101
vii. Passenger Railway 90. LIST mort. 100
Htnck.
Masonic Hall CO Bonds. ...................... ~
Masonic Hall o...........-.......... 2
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WllmlmgtOn MARK cts.
WILMINGTON. Dell. July 12, 1879
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
Pennypacke er 4 Co. Corrected Daily. h
Best atent Process FlOur.... 7.OOa 500
Choice FaWily............... bO0a 7 %
Supernne Flour. 4 00a 5 %
Wheat t....................... 10
new Corn...s........... -
Bran Der ton. n............s....... 16 W
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THE llsTH MONTHLY MEETING
or SJocknoldefs OF the Penn Loan
Association will be held on Monday even
Ing the 21st inst, At O'Clock for, the pay
ment of all assessment OF G5 cents per
share to mature its stock Stockholders
will please pay on Or be fore that date and
have their securities releases.
' a. '-'i y. e. PIERCE, 9
J. A. BOND, Sec, Auditors. {
COL ShiPley street. '' Jy19-1t.
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A Bay Club.
DeInware I'm Oongress.

The Washington correspondent OF the
CINCINNATI Enquirer has it that four Of
the members Of the present Congress
were born in Delaware.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-03-08

A few days after Jason Little was placed
in the penitentiary, couple of Frankfort
ladies visited that institution and expressed
a desire to see the Breathitt county wife
murderer. Mr.. Hockersmith told them that
he was confined there without some neces
sary papers which should have been pre-
sented at the time Of his Incarceration, and
they had put him in the dining room to dc
light work until the arrival Of said papers
when he would be pm, TO work IN the hemi
house He then accompanied them to the
prison dining room and pointed out man
that has been confined in the penitentiary
over five years The ladies looked the poor
fellow out OF countenance, and LETT, bellev
ing they had seen the codess blooded mur
derer of modern days They give graphic
descriptions of Little to their friends, anc
have never yet seen him. Naughty Hook
ersmith.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-03-08
arsnaal.

sWsss Eve Sn'' "
Miss Annie -leele, Louisville, is at
Capital Hotel.
Miss Susie Mo, ball is visiting her sister
in Elizabethtown.
Col Ben Selby, Of Eminence, was in the
city the first OF the week
Miss Addie Lawler returned yesterday
from visit TO relatives in Louisville.
Miss Sallie Sanders went to Louisville
Wednesday and returned yesterday.
Mrs Chas Davis. who has been very i'll
for the past three weeks, is cOnvaleseent
Mrs A. Harris went 10 the Falls City
Wednesday for weeks visit to relatives.
Mrs Mary j. Lewis left Wednesday for
two months visit to relatives in Louisville.
Will Runyan spent a couple OF days in
the country with his sweetheart this week.
Mrs. Fl. q. Mattern leaves for Louisville
this afternoon. She will be absent several
weeks.
Misses Annie aud Mollie Bergman, of
Woodfnrd county, were in town couple
ef days this week.
MIR. Lucien Waggener is in the East pnr
chasing II spring and summer stock Of dry
goods and notions.
Misses Mary Page aud Jennie Bull went
to Louisville yesterday afternoon, and will
return this evening.
Miss Nellie Garrard will probably 90 TO
Shelby county the last OF next week for
short visit to friends:
Misses Mamie Ayres and Mary Washin-
Ter, Of Woodior'i, made short visit 10 the
c " the first Of the week.
Mrs. Gertrude Brown, Louisville. came
up yesterday morning and spent the day
vi ith her uncle Robt Lawlcr and family,
returning home yesterday evening.