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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-13

Since the first introduction of DIR,
F. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or fever and
Ague Tonic, 1t has steadily gained in
popularity with the people, but since
its proprietors. Wheelock, Finlay & Co.
gave its composition to the world, OF
it has doubled itself 1t contains no
dangerous drugs, and yet it the great
est specific against malarial diseases,
such as Chils and Fever, and Dumb
Chills. For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-13

What everybody says must be true. and
everybody does say that National Yeast
is the best. All grocers sell it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-13
VEGETINE.
VEGETlNE
Would not be Without it.

CINCINNATI, April 8, 1877.
Mr. STEVENS.
For several years have suffered with the Catar-
RI. have tried everything, used doctor, and went
down to Hot Spring, Ark, last summer but sun
nothing helped, until heard OF Negetne; put l
did not believe in II at first, at last thought
would try it. At first IL did not seem to help me,
but so Itook gentlemRn's advice to try bottle
or two vet; and must say IL helped me slowly,
but am perfectly we'll now. advise every fam
lily TO have 1t in the house, especially in spring, Tor
would not be without il. You will save your
doctors's bills. -
Yours truly, q. MOOfL1NG,
No. 9, 18th St.
VEGETlNE.-It extends its influence into every
part of the human organism, commencing with lite
foundation; correcting diseased action, and re
storing vital powers, creating healthy formation
and publication OF the blood, driving out disease
and leaving nature to perform its allotted task.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-13
COLUMN.
Read DR.. L,ooix's card, Confidential.

GE II you are afflicted go consult
DIR. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Regular;september Term-- Official Re-
port.
FOURTH DAY.


Sept. 12-Board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present, all the members ex-
cept Supervisor HOLSTER. Supervisor
Taylor. chairman, presiding. Minutes
Of yesterdays proceedings read and ap-
proved.
Supervisor Kramer moved that the
County Clerk be directed to purchase a
copy Of the session laws of 1879 for each
member of the Board. Carried.
The annual report of NJ. NJ. Sturgeon,
County Superintendent of Schools, was
on motion referred to the Committee on
! Finance,
Supervisor Gordon moved that COM
mittee be appointed to prepare form tor
the classification of the poor accounts and
submit the same at this meeting. Carried.
The Chairman appointed as such commit
tee Supervisors Gordon, Zimmerman and
| cleveland.
Supervisor Wightman moved recon-
sideration of the appointment OF Mine In
spector. Carried.
Supervisor Coffeen moved that COM
mittee be appointed to examine the quail
fications of applicants for the office Of Mine
Inspector. Carried, and the Chairman ap
pointed as such committee Supervisors
Wightman, Koch and Drury,
The committee on the petition Of Charles
Klappenbach submitted the following ma
jority report:
| Your committee appointed 10 the mat
ter of petition Of Charles klappenbach Of
Coal Valley, would respectfully report that
we have examined into the matter, and
find the facts of the case substantially aE
follows, viz:
Ferdinand Ristan was tried and convict
ed as an incendiary before a Police Magis
trate in the town of Coal Valley, bound
over to the Circuit Court in $500 bonds
forfeited his bail, of which amount abou
5000 has been collected from his bondsmel
by E. Il. Paruenter, the prosecuting at
torney, who informs US that he thinks thu
balance, of about 500. will be collected
) The law in reference to forfeited bail speci
, fees that the prosecuting attorney shall
keep out of all such forfeited ball. or fine
received by him, SIS for each peniten
s tiary conviction which he is unable t
e collect from said convicts, and turn a.
, surplus, over and above the above speci
fled fees, into the hands Of the Count
: School Superintendent, and since the con
viction of criminals will absorb nearly Il
T not quitel all OF such moneys. We woul
o respectfully report that it is not ad7isa5l
to appropriate money from the Count
Treasury or to reimburse persons suffer
8 ing by loss, no money therefor havin
been actually received by the county,
:. HENRY COFFEEN,
DANIEL GORDON
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Though seemed abundanly
daton Spacios Galleries. of commanding fine views
Other
that will thousands wi like the q and Depot approve
methods Of business
The millinery upholstery house supply aud china
the various and desire for al time
make without delay
The atio cash aud the electric bells call boys pre-
a
more than requisite to conduct business sae sell chepy
We
the stock aud the Of the establishment
Depot we know it. BY truly serving our patrons hope
Without dsparagng others to attend strictly developing
Of the Grand Depot
The first markets wod the places where goods produced berg
fer the DDS to counters and give them to customers with profit
Our rel atoms rapidly
No ubges will be permitted in csr goods The
will
sire Though the article be silk velvet eta pattern san
literally
We ill trust odo right by and ask them
o be poined out
q IN u II. 4
'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
tiOfhin1 Burned.

Bertha Chance, u little scyel.-year|
girl living with her parents, No.
madison street, met with all accid
yesterday, which might have pd
fatal.
The little girl was left alone for al
minutes in a second story room, vi
contained a small stove, in which u
was fire, and it is thought that
lighted piece of paper, and by 4
means her clothing became lgr1
When she discovered that her colt
was on fire she ran to the door, and
she was about passing out, was mel
little plapm ite, who immediately Q
menced screaming. This alarmed
tha's mother, who ran up stairs ard
covered the clothing OF her little da'
ter to be in a blaze. She had sullc
presence Of mind to wrap the little
up III = piece of carpet, which snolh
The flames. Her clothing was enll
burned except fame undeishlr'
little girl escaped unlnjured. Her es
was a narrow one.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

LATEST CABLE NEWS.
MATINEE CAMPos MAKES LIGHT Of THE
CUBAN REvOLT.
InNnnN Nov 10 1870

MATINEE CAMPOs MAKES LIGHT Of THE
CUBAN REvoI.T.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Snow began falling here at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Standards Rome corresp nJent
reports that Vesuvlus is again active. A
great eruption seems probable.
The Ne,os' Berlin correspondent re.
ports that an explosion Of gas occurred at
Hamburg yesterday. Ten persons were
killed.
A serious fire occurred at Algiers on
the 20lh ins. Its spread was rapid.
Several houses were destroyed and u
number of persons fatally injured.
A despatch from Vienna TO the Daily
Telegraph says that Prince Gortschakoii
is suffering from mental depression, A. d
that there is little hope of his recovery.
The new French cable was formally
iuaugurated on Thursday by a telegram
from NJ. Grevy, President OF llie French
Republic, To The Pres dent Of the United
States, expressing the most cordial senti-
mcnts.
The Standards despatch from Paris
says that NJ. Cavailleur, editor OF the
socialist newspaper, Mar. dHtdise, has
been sentenced To two months inIprison-
ment and to pay fine of 50Df. r libel
ling General De Gallifet.
The Standards Vienna correspondent
says a report la, be III received from
Rome that street riot has occurred at
pecoa between the republ cans aud in
ternat onaists, in which one person was
killed and several wounded.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
In tho Congress yesterday Premier
Campos declared that the Cub II insur
gents had no known flag, aud that their
| movement IS uninp1rtant.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
7ipO Negroes Hanged

CHARLEsToN, November Two
0red criminals were eAetulei III
State to-day. Oue was Edward hOi
colored boy Of sIxten, convicted oi
raging the two year old daughter OF
B. Hampton, IN Union county,
months ago. He was hanged al Un
Court House. a large crowd oil ~
try people was IN town, but Tue ea
ton, under the State law, was phnvy
The other criminal was George "
colored who wa, hanged at BeauiOi'.
the murder OF a colored man hs1
brown. The quarrel grew out o.
breaking Of u barrow, Tor when p1j Wj
stopped fifty cents OF Gary : pay, WI
first tried there was mls-'fiaI w
second trial, with a lnry oil Ten o"]
anu two whites, Gary was COMFY
and sentenced, bnt was subs qaeu.g
spited until to day. Three cie'ss
,ttended him to the galIowS III 'ha
He ruade a full confession and sa'u
was reae to die.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
NesLitf 1Oaiu.

Most of our readers will recall the
portl, figure and general const quential
carriage of w. B. Nesbitt, W no flourshed
in this city long enough TO get married,
aud whose departure from town was
somewhat accelerated by a brooinsticK
~ the hands of his loving spouse. Well
W. Il. has come into notoriety again
thia time at Kimblrville, where one eve,
ming last week crowd of boys greeted
the Hon. William with a shower of de-
caved hen fruit. William IL rusticating
AT Eikton, Md, now.-Repabticdn.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
1nOther Pacific Road.

An arrangement has been perfected
between the Aichlson and Topeka AMI
Santa Fee railroad, wealthy Boston cor
poration and the s.. Louis and San
Francisco railroad, by which road is to
b. constructed from santa Fe 10 San
Francisco under the ol Atlantic and
Pacific railroad charter, which is still In
existence ann which carries land grant
OF about forty millions Of acres. Bonds
secured by the lanas and The road and
guaranteed by the 81. Louis and San
Francisco and the Alchson, Topeka and
Santa Fe 20 the amount Of S25,O9O,O0O
are TO be issued. L Iese bonds have al
ready been placed, and it is therefore
settled that there is TO be mother Pacific
railroad. The knowledge of this arrange
ment explains the recent coniid III buy
ing of the st. Louis aud San Francisco
securities and slares a ii their enormous
advance. The publication Of the news
to-day may have partly caused tn de
cline in Union Pacific 10 ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks
suffered . further decline, ranging from
2 to ID points from the opening prices.
Great excitement prevailed until the
last hour, when recovery set In which
brought the general list at the close
within an average Of 2points b low tho
first quotations.ss Money ruled at z per
cent, with occa,ional transactions al
that rate ana 3 10 per day ICON mission
Governn enis were quiet State securities
dull and railway bonis heavy in sympa-
thy with their corresponding..stocks
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
The Post and sa,

sr s,nr !, PYLE SWINGS THE o..
Sr, n,Sh TAILS ON THE BACK, uAn
PETTY THIEVES. A'A' W
special To the GAZETTE
~ nHw CATTLE, Nov. 22-w,
s..e $500, OF the Jail yard swuLp nna mnen
oG,o'k osi,p this morning, a cIorP s vpen n,
osl,y seekers, composed Of U@a %sa Of
ana children crowded in Ia ".ea' sea wO(
hlpulallon Of the emblem " o. aes y tne
Justice Justice The "eat-o'-nine.taVIiI,D ii De'a' y "a
hands OF Sheriff Pyle. Five % III. IN
We're to be Whip d, and i, ,hl p',so} -
Ga ZANE out stroking the lashcs betvsaa ,"v pa
nheers and remarkius tha, the ,.Sesa o,s
would be able to correct many o,u aI
In the future. a's mlsd(
Presently Warden Do,,r
leading a little man, who seo1 appe1
AFRAID Of the cold than the nu,'i ,i',u
ne was a young iellpw, and a~ia
n, q that class known a. ''.ue ,a'
Charles Liebrr, twenty Il w
marked marked tie warden, as lie removed ,
blanket, and after fastening lhe eu alvey
the prisoners wrists, s,ool on, ,A
way. Charles never iii cIeS '. ~ VI
Sheriff lad the blows on Ii. Ltly ai,a sna
hand in his pocket. IVY ""n|
Edward Gallagher, a phil,a.,I
"bun," who stole Mis- Ida Csrus'
coat, In Wilmington, and was s.m, ssp,n
to twenty lashe-, came next. Tba 'Sa "
were not laid on hard but the ,tin o W "
cnIpr't was tender and the la,,
blows almost drew the blood. Hs
II will. he
>. Take down your su.penden
Dover" remarked the She,ja ~
mex one brought ont las a bio hnrlv ~
latto, for Sealing four bushels of ",
was stood up against The post n n
TOOK his 20 lashes With stolcal indi
ence. '''''
Henry Lee, the colored lad WIN
bed Catharine McGrenra's money
at the Delaware House, in Wilmin,
was The next unfortunate, and II
began to quake before he reached
post.
Al the fourth blow he ierked bis
out of one of the bracelets. and VII
around In assumed igony, CRYING
oh, Sheriff, don't glb it on isr !
hard" The Sheriff hadn't
giving II 10 him hard
did not increase the io.ce
Henry put himself in all imaginable
liions and let out yelp after Sep. 4
unea>iness he got uOreihau he had
sentencrd to, for at tn fourth bio,
Sheriff lost the count, and comm,
at "two."
James Resin was the last TO hu,
post. James is a negro and was CO
ei of stealing ring from Miss
Barney In Wilmington. He took
lashes In "A ma Ter Of course. The Q
much pleased now crowded out Of
yard agaiu.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
A LtffIe cheek of $GOo,oo".]

WASHINGTON, November 1l| na|
United States auditor oil ralllV"a1| I'a1
accounts las received a cohl,ll"lTl1 Tsn1
from the vice president oil Tue ,,O'i,' aim
Pacific Railroad Company il''o oond
check for 5000, 9,OsO.G9 which IN rD,i 1.ni
ton with the amounts due , lnc ira, raj
states Treasurer for government e,!da l1a'
port alton (bo,h on its suos'o'S.n %ove
nnsubs;dized roads) between ,.,GIIs NHis
ner 6. 1869 and June 80, 1875 ialll''1 m ID
reouiremcnts of all existing laws avs, n, n,
gard to the payment to the soa' soau,'s
of five per cent. of the colllPani ,o
earnings during that entire pe''o''
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

Senator Sharon, of Nevala. ctndi-
date for re-election, but it is not likely
that his wishes in this respect will be
gratitied. Considerable opp)s ton to
him has already been disclosed within
the Republican party, and the general
objections are urg .d:-Fir.t, that he does
not pass any Of his time in the Senate;
and, second, that ii he shou Il do so lie
still would not represen NeNana, since
he is and has been for some time a resi-
dent of California.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Kent County sales.

Edward Ridgely, Esq AZ trustee, sold on
Tuesday the lands of the late Jo I'm Cosden
consisting of two farms located two miles
west OF HaZlettville, near Thomas' Chapel,
Kent County. One, OF 80 acres was pur-
chas d by John Borroughs at $40 per acre.
The land was OF an Inferior quality, The
other h.IIii. OF eJ aIies, was pu rclIased by
the County Treasurer. Benjamin Cuobage,
esq, at Sll per acre.
IANNEkY YSoLD.-Mr.'J JOS. Mcdaniel, Jr.,
has disposed OF his tannery ON State street
Dover, 10 MIR. Watson broadway, OF VIII
low Grove, for the sum OF 3l3O0. Mr.. Broad
away will give the business his personal
attention.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Tr. Boxer Graciouslv Consents

PHILADELPHIA, November 21.-The
friends of Hon. George IL. Boxer, late
minister to Russia and president of the
Union League Club of this city, have
obtained his assent to their presentation
OF his name at The next session OF the
Pennsylvania Leg stature for elec | MO
the United States Senate as successor to
Mr.. Wallace.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Sheri1's SAFE.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold at pub
lie sale. this afternoon, at the Lafayette
Hotel, the ihree-story brick house, No.
2O9 Tatnall street, owned by Joseph
Richardson. 1t was bought by Joshua
Maris, Esq, for the Citizens Loau As
sociation, tor $500, subject to mortgages.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
"CaDtain Gentrat' GFdm ~
hans.

New York Herald Special. 40 Al
WASHINGTON, Noven.ber N-H
has been drawn aud will be ihliVuS n
at the very first opportunity @ M,e' nj
gress Assem- bles restoring uen, , ~
Grant TO the position he IeslgHyWu WI
he became President in 1919. ~
he title will be captain general u
other distinctive military t'tle ID "A
determined before the meen' !, VI NJ
gress. The Southern members ,.h"vI MnU Il
6eeu thus far consulted are wllnVu'
ception in favor of the measure r ,bey
As they arrive in WashIng'on, 'n ,ns
visited and their approval oil 'H'
solicited.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
IHPSfrcef Market.

The street market this morning, was
we'll supplied with all kinds Of edi ble,
Turkeys are offered in large quantities,
and are commanding from 10 TO IL cents
per pound dressed. Game in very scarce
and is commanding high prices. The
farmers are well pleased with the prices
they are obtaining for their goods
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Tho Nexi I,resideni-

The politicians are anAious on this sub
iect, but much mo. important thing for
all who have poor appetite, or impaired dl-
gestion, or skin diseases, or an onfeebled
constitution generally, Is To know that
Warmers Safe Bitters VIII cure them
81 900 will be paid TO any one who will
prove that there is better me iicide oil its
kind. novl9-d2w
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Case Discontinued.

The case of Lizzie Fruit, col, who
was held for Court a few d.vs ago by
Mayor A llmond. on the charge of steal.
ing sS and n gold seal from Mr.. Sarah
Sariug, was not sent before tn. Grand
Jury Oh account Of the insufficiency Of
the proof
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
nv,,r or Uydroph"Di1,, -.

CursrER. Pa, November y.ars,
Do oxnun Yni"r. Jr. lad of twelve ,dT ss5aut sbo
tS,s wssSs os sao, from the e,s ers,"bcbn, of S'I
%u We neen seized with hydroP"o'
his life is despaired OIL oo I'D
jaw Gould's check for 3d. ''1Saon Garrison
was gwen to Commodo,elt mmdnrlties Of the
sou soari Paclfic Railroad, as.1 ie" check heel d
is said to be the laIgdds, ,gd' yIdnal in I
drawn Il avn by any private ino',"dG IN, ! sa,d Gould
country: li. That a%su'Ii, wSsn the n.ils bid
pal paper passed between tween 'Ge'n, made N
oopeIa.lon. in .n.,spsiS -s sS",%S on the do
grade,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Coaching u W1thtsS

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nouup ,'.rnoop
I'm the HAYDEN irial Ills 1 a,,' ~ ind
vestrr Nj. Hawley tesiiheu - ystannI
and M seeing parts Of I0. blaekSsiIasS SesxiaI1nnall
where she lay. On cross eei,nseIf ei%If
his " itness contradicted h'lh'e nf c"uril
admitted that Mr.. Harrison .nsr %, tell
"f the State gave him paper
him what TO TESTIFY TO-
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
ENLARGED and RBFlTTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND OUTFITTlNG HOUSE
OF PaILAD ADELPaIA,
AN CHESTNUT STREET, THROUGH ENTRANCE,


The Space Occupied Ground Floor 1920 9quae Feet
The Space Occupied Galleries is 36S0 Square Feet.
he Space Occupied Basement is 46970 Square et
living Grand Total of l79025 Square Feet amounting l0C
Acres active Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

DRIED apples cents n pound. evapor-
ated apples, Is cents q pound, new half
peaches 0 cents pound. at T. NJ. wier's.
l209 Market street. 81
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Great Rarynins nj Hii

A large lot Of ladies' cl rth-t p lsiI-nx, d
Button Boots can be found at NJ 3l3 Mar
ket street, which are being sold at II c
extraordinary low price of sl.75 per pair.
Also other kinds at very low figures.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
UOn't 1t, THOtI0H?

From the Newark Ledger.
When Croasdale gets to be Secretary
of State, won't the "Every Evening" be
an organ?
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

There is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind han to hear IA crv
ing baby. DIR. Bulls Babv Syrup vii
give instant relief to tho little sufferer.
For sale at all drag : ores.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
FOURTH EDITION
lmaac.t,o.. eor re-lDny.

Indications for cO-Oay.
Westsrly winds, generally backing to
,sUmer southeriv, clear or partly cloudy
ageufher
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
local stock and Bonds.

Na.iDnal Bank OF Deiaware............. 400
rirN Natiolal Bank. Ii
Union National Bank ~
National Sank vi. and Brandywine.. %
Farmers Bank. ..................... 90
" .nington Coal Gas Company........ "a
delaware r, r. Co. Observation-Disclosures. 2S
delaware w esteru Il X Co Stock, -
rhlla. VII. 4 Baltimore X. Il Co... ess1
Win Northern X. X. CO............. "
ueiaw are Fire Ins. Co.,.
Delaware State Bonds. ds...................104
Wilmington City 8s.....................1te 90. .1te
ilmineton City 3s.....................1c S.. .1c4
Vow Castle County Loan. ....... ........ l02
Ueiaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ..... i0S
delaware Railroad, extension. .l02
NIl. Passenger Railway Co. lst mort. l0l
- Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. ds................. 10
Masonic Hall Observation-Disclosures. 2
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

i,oV 5rtIes, Sll2 400
~ iickeis' w; 81 Tickets, 800
All Applications for club rates should be-
made TO the home office.
run Inst OF drawing published In Louis.
Vile Courier journal and New York Her.
aid and mailed 10 all tick ct holders. For
COMMERFORD, Courier journal Rnild.
Ing, Louisville, KY,
tu. hu&sat- -d&w3w,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

A SBURY NJ. E. CHURCH Rev. John
n a Is Wilson. paster.
Preaching al % 81 "A IN. ard I 80 p m
- r.THANY BAPTIST CHURCH cor.
ID OF Elm and ia kson streets. Rev + NJ
Eastwood pastor.
Preaching at 10 80 a m, anu 80 n. M
Sunday Schooi meets at . A. NJ. and 2
+. Nj. All cordia iy invited
TE N T X A Il 4 < T.. . n r. ~ = ~
" Church. King ttreet near Eighth, Rev
}. Howard Nixon d D., pastor
Services at lU;,I0 a. IN 30 u. IN. A II are |
CORDIALLY welcomed
f,IIURCH OF TnE COY NANT.- |
" Preaching tomorrow ~ u 30 IA m, and |
80 y m by ihe pastor, Rev j l. Estlin - |
unday school at III. Prayer meet.
Ing at o 80 . m. GU ae invited.
CALVARY T.. T.. CHUHCH.
~ Services at 10 80 "A IA, ! 80 D m Pray
er Ineet my NJ 8 ~ = IN
I'VE a " ARE AVENUE B PTI II
~ Church, Delaware avenue and " eAt
streets, kev saac NJ Haldeman, pastor.
Preaching morning and evening by The
pastor.
seats free All are Welcome
LNPWOhIn CHAPEL, conner 4 cnIh anu
Il Church streets, R;v w. =. Robinson.
pastor.
Preaching at 10 30 a IN, and 80 p M
Sunday school at a m and p IN, * II are
r.tallv invited. ~"Hts ir'e.
LNlRST PRES nI TEIli \ I'll Ron,
Il Marhtt street above : nth, R,v r. Is
Du al ~
servic saLiO.,D Il. IN. ana 73U -. IN.
At 7,D p. m..by Pioiessor Knox, Oi New
ark, j.
sunday schooi and Pastors Bible Glass
All cordially Invited.
Ith .CE liU UnLI1, NIILu aud vos
W streets, Rev William Stevenson. ID
Preaching to morrow at 10 80 III, aud
| 50 p IN, by the pastor.
| Young Inens prayer meeting at 0 80 a m
IIOUSFH LID OF FAITH. on the 2nd
ii noor of the McLlary Building No
900 Market street, Elder q. X. Kramer.
pastor. treachlng ~ ln3I IN. and p IN.
la MOVER RtsBYr RIAN
ii Church, sixth aud King streets, Rev.
Lafayette Marks, -. D., pastor.
| Preach ny to-rorrow moruing and even
Ing at The usual hours.
All are cordially invited.
| MT SALkM Nj. h. CuUICH.
Nl Quarterly meeting to morrow. Love
least ats "A, m. St rnlon al 1870 by Rev.
Q. +. sheppard, pastor, Sermon at Z IA
IN, ty Rev. I.C. Matlock u. u.
NEW JERUSALEM Ct UKCu, Della
IN ware avenue aud Washington street
Rev. DR.. Farmley, pastor.
| Services at 10 80 n IN.
Sunday school at 3 a m. A II are invited
nLIVEr rPRESBYrEKlAN CHURCH
" corner of Adams and Chestnut sire III
Rev. Chas. +. Mailery. pastor.
| Preaching at l0k IA. M, and p. M
| SaJbdlh School AT IA IN. anu p M
Prayer meeting every Friday a. 81 p, N
, - SECOND Is lPII~T ,-lUKCIi, fUuTIi
= and French streets. Rev II Cook, pas
| tor.
Preaching at 10 81 a m and 30 p m.
sabbath schools Ht9 II. m, and p. m
Pastors Bible class In main audienc
a room ~t1 p. IN All are invited
CT.PAUL'S NJ. T.. CH UtCH.
. J. IL. Caldwell, ID. D.. pastor. Preach
ing at 10 80 a. m, and 7.+5 p. m.
OF. JOHNS CHURCH.
= Sunday services 10 80 a m and 30 y II
Bible cl IS on Sundays at 2 80, u IN.
T1NITARIAN CHURCH, West stree
u abov Eighth, Kew j NJ W Pratt, pai
tor.
!. service at II m Sunday school at 2
pm. Seats free All are invited.
JINlON M. f. CHU kCH. corner OF Fit
u and Washington streets, Rev
Mann. pastor.
Services 10 80 q m and 7 30pm
The pubic are cordially Invited. Sea
free Strangers welcome.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
WIiD.inssOn Markets.

WILMINGroS. Del, November %, 1879.
Quotations at the Brandywin VI Ills for
Flodr and Grain, furnished by W. u.
Pennypack er, a Co. Corrected Daily.
lIest Patent Flour. IS 25 TO % Is
Choice Family Flour......... so to 3 90
Choice super eIfine.............b o 70 To 800
Prime new wheat. at............. las
New Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Bran per rton............... OO0