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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
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Petersburg, IA. Que.


0ret poblbefannte GebtsanmGlte iin6
unter Der Qlnfla9e Der 36eilnabme at benz
WforoDeriu6 alf @eneral Orentelcu Der=
baftet tuOroen; Der cine bon ibnen, 8arz
oottstp, lit >pabniinnig geporbcn.
2onbon, II. Qlu9.
Der ct. getersbur9er Correspondent
Der vgfeips" beri6tet, baB bic Surtmeuen
1i6 auf WierD unb Die n0rblt0 oabon lte=
genbe Sanopiiite 3uritdSieben. Sic baz
ben mebrere 3auienO Stiid S6afe mad
8bitpa geianot, I'm bagegen @etreioe
fir ben beDoritebenoen Grieg ~aussutauz
l6en.
@iner in ct. getersburg erbaItenen
Wittbeiluug 5ufolge Derfaufte elm engliz
lher 9Snoler ben Tefte>G urfmenen 1900
Wartiniz@ epebre.
ct. Petersburg, IA. glus.
Dem vgSiebomoftt" sufolge bat Ser
StootSratb 0oriloff bon Der Gegierun9
ben &uftra8 erbalten, fir bic 6eriteuung
zines S6tffStanals Stpii0en benz &aSpiz
iden unb Dem S6marSem Meere 8ors
i6lGge aus Suarbeiten.
Petersburg, IA. Nug.
SIM BeSirf Dol Terti9insf in Sibirien
Derrldt cine grobe 0ungerSnotb; Die 02ez
gierung lGBt @etreioe u1ter Die Mrmelt
Dertbeilen.
Qonbon, IS. Qlug.
Die v@orreipon6ence Generate Guiie,"
tDel6e, tute man uermutbet, in unmittclz
barren Beaiebunaeu gu benz ruliiiben aus=
tDGrtigeu glmte itebt, GuBert in einem Cir
tifcl, Oeutidlanb babe iid bon ~9tuBlano's
Sreunolhait Inn Ben BreiS Der ~SSreuno>
l6aft Seitrei6'S uno Gnglan0S abgepen=
BET.
Sic Sitrfet asn0 Serbien.
GonitanttnopeL Is. Qug.
Die gforte bat Die bon Serbien geforbertc
Gnti6Goi9ung fir Gerluite. bic oaiielbe
bur6 BEN GtnfGI III iein @ebiet erlttt,
r~WnOtpeg Derueigert.
garfet.
Conf ntiropeI. IA. @ug.
Die ierbii6e acknowledgement lit bur6
3u9eltGnbniiie Der 9fOrte erleoigt tporoen.
2aut gtaOri6ten aus Stamina BADEN oil
Der grtehilben 0ren5e bereits S6ar=
milbcl itattgefunOen. Ote 5citun9en in
At6en nebn1en eilen triegeriiden Ion al.
Si;oafrifa.
Q%on6on, IA. @ug.
Gin &ap1ta6ter Sele9ramm jagt, ba6
Gete tpaDp Dem @eneral Noliele1 gu ipi1ien
getbaH bat, oaB ct bereit WIre. ii1 au err
geben, tpenn CT ni6t getDbtet 81 :perben
fitrbtete, un6 baB ibm oaraufbin iiGeres
GeIeit nno quite Se6anoIIng Deripro3en
tporoen lit.
Qonbon, IA. @ug.
Der Nfrifareiien6e Stanley lit am "a.
Suli in Sierra 2eone angelar9t, uno lo>
fort mad Dem Gongofulie auf9ebro6en.
0Onoon, Is. Nuguit.
gSte aus Durham gemeloet tpire, fIgen
ftG Die Sulus i'm Nugemetnen in bic @b>
lebHng GetemaDo's.
@apitabt, 20. Sult.
@efangene SuIus bertbten, baB ii9
GeteDaDo nit ieinem 6eere in Der yliebe>
rung am ltmDoIDii befinoet ullo bort einen
&anlpf ailauneDmen geoenft. 3tDei brtti>
16e 0eereSl1ulen iperben am 3. Qugult
mieber DorriGen uno am &. Qu9ult BET
WfagnibonIm nit chamber 3ulammen>
~treffen.
Qon6ou, Is. Mug.
GtneO epei6e bes Sir0olielep ausBieter
W1ariBburg beia9t, baB Der General @runo
81 baber Dermetnt, Die Nb9eiaubten Sete>
tpaDos, tpelbe it6 nab ben Sr%ieDensbeoins
9ungen ertunoigten, fir Spione ST balten.
mel6e Die Stelungen un0 8emegungen
Der GnglGnber uSsutunol6aften beaufz
TRACT ltnD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
Gp1nteM.
Maort0, II. Qua.

~ ' VI L. <blHe
&us BEN Brobinscn iperben mebrere
S~euersbrinlte, Die gum She'll bon 8ranDz
~itiftungem b~erriibren, gemeloet. Cine oerz
ielbeu pernidtete oreiBig 6duler uno Disrz
MnbOreiBi9 Wteni6en tarneu babel UNI oas
Qeben.
Ser W1ini1ter bes @uspGrtigen Fat BON
Ser meritanil6en 9teetcrung cine Grfldz
rur1g beSligli6 Der Dor &ur3em gel6e6enen
GrmorOuna ipanil6er llntert6anelt in
Wterifo perlangt. QSie es beiBt, iprbert
Spanten Die 8e5ablung elmer 0elOentihGz
bigung a1 Die T1rntlien Der Grmoroete1
Hn0 Die 8eltrafung Der Wt0roer.
Mdbrtb, IA. 2(ug.
General 8lanco lit genDtbi9t Qetpeleu,
gum S6uBe Der gHanau1gen i'm Oftli6e1
uuo mittIeren Guba geget 9taubge iinoel
militGrti9e Borfe6rungen 81 t%reffen.
Ma6rib, 10. Muguit.
8te man bort, miro R0nig Qllfons
nGdften Monat Ieiner !2ufiinftigen, Der
@rSber 3ogtn Wlarie Sbriitine einen 8eiu6
abitatteu, uno Die Bermdblung @1oe Stz
tober boasogen mer6e1. Der Wfiuiiter OsS
Snnerm Silpd miro gum alBerorOsntIi6en
@eianoten e~rnanllt ner0e1, I'M Die Srtnz
Seliin bon Wien uah 0tl0rio 81 g~eleitel1.
Die llngelegenbett Duroe Geltern I'M
Cabinet belpro6en.
Der meue 9anOeLsnertrag stDti6en Spaz
nien uno Yeru lit in paris bon ben bsi1
berleiti9en Gertretern unterSet0net tpOrs
ben.
Mabrtb, Is. gug.
IS beiBt, 6aB Spanien i'm 8egriff itebt.
fpf1o Nprfrn0a NIT Qbnro Ffo n1JF3lIhphpn
uno 6ie 8~elabungsn Der ipani,6eu Wftlis
tGrpOiteu in Nfrita su uerltdrtem.
ga @rauia, Is. Nlg.
Gs beiBt, DOB bic Seiratb bes S0ni9s
nit Der 0iterreibiiden Yrtn5ellin
Ntarie GbrtItine am %. 9tOoember, benz
9ebIrtstage bes &Oni9s it~att1noeH peroe.
9te4tc 0rant.
Qonbon n, Is. Qug.
ReRie Grants Sartoris lit eeitprbeH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
Ser 0rieusGan0I.
~QibernppI. Il. QIu0

gon 300, 900 2tttien bes 9ariens Ganal>
1lnteruebmens. Die auf ben Marft gebra6t
puroen, itn6, pie Der v@ourier" melbet,
etpa 10000 undergraduate poroeu. uno
Spar bauptldblt6 our6 oas SDnf
bifat. Deldes ii6 sur T0rberung
bes l1nterneDmens eebilbet bat. l1rges
a6tet bieles un5iueifclbaften WtiBerfolgs
1T, pie man III finansieaeu &reiien wiiien
NIL, bon QeiiepS, BON Otitelieoerm Oes
fransoiil6en SDnOicatS unterltiiBt, entz
l6loiien, an Der AuSTii6rung ieiues 8la;
mes f%eitauhnIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
SanSwtrtbS@a ftItGe G~l1tsTcuWns
9cM 1T SntuptS.
Qutn.cD, IA. Nu0uft.

Die 6iesidbrt9e vTatr" III abams Gouuz
tb ipirb 3u Camp Yoint pom l. Bis gum
6; September ob9ebalten iperoen; bic BON
8ite County 81 Bittsfielo bonn %. bis
gum 26. September; Die bon WcOonougb
County su Macolnb bonn 20. bis gum 30.
Guguit; Die bon 8rotDm County 81 set.
Sterling bonn rs. bis gum 80. 9tuguit ;
uno Die nOn S6uDler County 81 8ulbniue
bonn %. bis gum 26. September.
Sad onDtIIe, IA. Mug.
Die iGbrlt6e notwithstanding Qlusz
itelIung bon Wiorgan County beginnt bier
ndblten 0ienlta8 uno mtro bis Samitag
Nanmittao Dauern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
Ser Saft emtlaNen.
@oIes ON. Is. ll1

WUIts SH., 10. NHy.
STARTS nno Wlc@innes, mel6e, mie Dor
etnigen 5o9en gemeloet murbe, unter Der
8eIdulOiguag, cine bieIige 8aut beraubt
3u baben. perbaftet tporoen Waren, iino beule
Morgen Der 6aft entlaiien morben. na9s
Dem Die 8ebOroen uno Die 8antbeamten
ii6 bon tbrer S@uIoIoiigfeit i6erseust
batteT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
@0Derc Gra6tpretfe.

Jtem Wott II. MNg.
Die hier berialnmelten 8ertreter Der cine
l1ebereintunft betreffs Oer T%radtpreiie ars
itrebenDm @iienbabngeielli haften BADEN
it6 auf cine perbdltniBmdBige @rb0Dung
Der Sradtpreiie uab Dem Snbe Don 30
Gents fir @etreibe, 35 Gents fir Tradts
gut 4. Rlaiie uno 10 Gents fir lebenoige
S6ipeine bon Gbicaso na6 Stem OOrf gez
etni9t. Der neue &artf loa am 25. Nuguit
in Rrnft treten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
Ste ,,Scnnnctte."

~F"3'
@tner 9epeide bes oeS v0cralO" 3us
foIge lit Der 0ampfer nSeanuette" auf ieis
ner Tabrt mad Dem 9toroppol am 2. Quz
quit i'm 9afen BON SuuIud, anf Der Sniel
Onalasfa, angelan0t, unb ioute, na9ocm
er frtibeS Waiisr nnb 2e6en5mittel eins
senommen, III 6. na9 ct. Wti9aeL abs
gebe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
sSrn1t Spr08Me.
BrOOibence, st. S., IS. Mul

JI. OO.1 10. NWBs
Tron Spra9ue blieb Die Iebte Ga6t in
ganoudet. Sbr Mann erfldrt, baB er UNI
ieoen Yreis Die &inoer ipieoer at iiH
brinsen miro, unb er bat ben 0ienitboten
itreng anbeTo6Len. feineH gluftrag ietner
Sran aussufubren, obne i'm 3uerit bapon
bena6ribtigt su baben. 0ebtere beftn0et
1i9 in ToI9e Der 8Orgdnge in ben lebtem
paar Gagen, iute aud Der riidii@tsloien,
frGnfenoen :3eitun9s beri6te ilber bic Nns
eelegenbeit uno Der 8efiir6tunseM ipegen
Der &iuOer iOwObl tOrperli6 ais geiltig
GlrBerlt leioeno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
OfoSbtit0Mnten.
n, ID. Que

Ser amelifanii6e @eianbte gSellb bat
ft6 nab Osborne begeben, tDaDrl6elnll1,
nm Der &0ni9in leiu Abberufun9Sl9reIbe't
gu iberreiGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
OotSsuHuE.
Rem Nnrf- Is.

Stem gorf, Is. Qugnf.
N1it Dem Oampfer v9tedar", Der beute
bier angetommen, pHroen $250,00 Solo
bierber psrlGnot,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18
SMSt0WeY.
ct sc Minn.

.St. = u I, Wflnit., II. Nug.
Cine int bieiigeu 6aaptquartier BON
Sort HeG ein9e9angene, bonn II. 3. Df.
oatirte 0epei6e be6 Generals Mtiles metz
Oct: Cine Mbtbeiluns bes %fiinften Snfans
teries& e9iments unter lieutenant 9SIiflsr
bat 81 Sur Roie BuosN9cntur ge1ortge
SnOtaner. melbe fih nod Citing Bulls
Eager ouf ben QSe8 gentabt Dattsn, gefan1
gen genommeu un0 iDncn 100 Yferps ao$
geGommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18

OultoH, Su., 10. Nlg..
Gin S6tpeoe gtamens 2auion bat it6
bier III etrem Nnfale BON Wabniinn our1
@rl6ieBen bas Qeben eenommen. ST ltaro
lett ungefdbr % Sabren in 9ienfteH Der
Gbicago yfortbpeltern : @iienbabngeiens
i1aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18

Jtld8utd U0IIs, %. NUg.
Oas 6cmotratiiae Observation-Disclosures
bat Die Staatsueridmmlung Der Yartei
auf Sen 10. September mad Spracule bes
r,tfru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18

0ret poblbefannte Ge6tSanmGlte iin6
unter Der Nnfia9e Der G6eilnabme at benz
Woroberiu6 auf General Orentelcn Der=
battet tporoen; Der cine bon ibnen, 8ar=
ooffstD, lit lpabulinnig g~eporbcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-18

GItnton, Soma, IS. Mug.
Ser n6r6Li9 bon 2pons leBbafte, fi6 in
auteu Gerbdltmifiea bcfinbenbe Sarmsr
Qlbeu 9renRer fam Geitsrn NbenO bur9
etnen Mnslidli@ea 3ufnu um's Qeben.
@r brad lit SolGe zines Sturaes Dom
8asen ben gals.
GIeDeG6nb, D., IS. Mug.
8obert Collins, Sobann 1lbI, OeiGaeI
&eleb, 3bonlaS Burns un6 etn benz Na=
mem mad u%nbetannter iunger Waun iin6
beute Witta8 in Der 9lGbe bes bena4barttH
&ofe1 9tiOer i'm See ertrunten. Der
gtahen. in peI6em bieielben fih b~efanben,
muroe bon einem WinbitoB nm9emorfeR
unb ale Tiimic faHoen in OeH 8eleg ibreH
SOB.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
Skating on Artificial Ice

A skating rihk, OIL. ring 10000 square
feet of a. tificial ice in one sheet, is in
successful operation in New York. The
protector, Mr.. Ran kin Is widely known
in come, ton with the ice trade, particu-
larly in the West aud South, where his
machines for producing ice are largely
used. His present enterprise is notable
chiefly for its magnitude, the area of zee
produced being very many times larger
tLan any OF tile sort previously attempt
&C. Something like nine miles of gas
piping are required for the circulation of
the refrigerating liquid, which is pump
ed through the pipes after having had its
temperature sufficiently reduced in q
freezing chamber some two hundred and
fifty feet long, in which Ice is liquefied
by means OF salt and other solids. The
principle involved is simply that of the
ice cream freezer. A tight floor was laid
over SUI face 200 feet by 80 feet on th s
floor a network of pipes was laid, and
the whole flooded by two or three inch
Of water. On pumping the refrigerating
fluid through the ppes, the water is
frozen and kept SO cold that the surface
of the ice remains dry, though, the at
moslheI of the rink is warmed by half
dozen large furnaces. The project
might have been car ried out equally as
well and much more profitable at mid
summer, when skating rink would have
been more of novelty. Mr.. Rankin
says that the temperature of the refrigera-
ting liquid is raised but ten degrees
while on its nine mile journey.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
ALAUGHABLE A INCIDENT.

A few of us enjoyed an inward laugh
the other day, not"itbst anding the sub
ject was a grave and ghostly one. The
heroine of The incident was a good-heari-
ed dame, on the shady side OF life, who
ekes out the evening OF her existence by
working out, AZ odd jobs, for such as
choose to employ her and | am glad to
say that few Of US find it in our way to
give her rs much employment As she can
fulfill 1t was the day following the last
national Thanksgiving, and on our way
from the factory, where we had been to
spend a social hour with a friend in The
ouler office, we passed the humble dwell
ing of our venerable dame. She stood IN
her doorway, and was watch ng the slow W
and solemn winding away of funeral
procession, which had evidently taken
its departure from a place not far dist
ant.
Betty" said one of our number, as we
for?n
"rhat is a funeral, good sirs," she an
swered, not exactly understanding the
question.
"Aye-but whoseW
"Indeed, Mr.. Wbttimore is the man.
They liked him, s'pose, because he's o ID
at the business" (Whittiwoie was the
undertaken, we all knew.)
"But, Betty, they woud't have fune-
raj without somebody had died. We saw
Mr.. Whittemore on the hearse. Who ID
1t that has died?"
~ "O-that's what you're asking artar'
Why llts the man inside of the hearse|
And she nodded AS honestly and CON-
PLEASANTLY AZ could be.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

WILMINGTON d
kITIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Soyem Der 10, 1878.
ns will leave Wilmington a. follows
adeIphia and Intermedi Stations,
| 10, 10 90 a. m, $50, 400, ~,
IsielphIa tExpress) e.oO, 30, . m.
n. aud New YORK, z3, I %, go. . m 3,
q 80, 10, p. N. -
n.
iimore and Pay Line, 7.08, q. m.
3ilAore and Washington ,l26l, 2 10, 83e.
N, lOt, 5,ls, 10 26, p. IN.
IS for delaware Division, leave for:
| Castle, $40, 9.l5, Q. m. LOS, 8 30, PIN.
kington aud Intermediate Stations,
n., | Us, $50 p. m.
Bar and Intermediate Stations 9.16
v5, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
kdelpnia and Intern ediate stations
n. 800. $50, p. IN.
elphia and New York, 200. q. m /,
IL.
bore and Washington, 1851. 2 10
IL.
Ifulher Information passengers are
10 the time tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
kupefiUtandent
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
I .c.u TIME TABLE

,rAvE WILMINGTON.
philsdelphi,Sa' ,a; issi Ts Il 50, 80, 80, 10, l.So,'
s, lo,W "a n m. On sundays; ZOO.
", ~ y;I M; r AZ, 9 80, Q -, p m.
los. Hv,,pt:2.37, 9.5O,a m, IL 80. " Sv'
New ionanndays: 2UBa IN. D 46.p, m.
Ip and Washington: 1851, l.l0,
Balti lho',so OK. los, 51S. 10. .B,p M lsunr
Us Y 2nesn,osit: ~, o;4 46s p m; no sunday
e. H., Castle: $40, sio a m; ;ioo' oSop
no ,,'are nTR Il. r.: 9i5 q IN; ! o. ~
m no SUM sum 4 Northern r. r.; Q 20 a
tnin1,,ep 81 s,e n m; no sunday train. n.
R;SW, oa a Western X. r.: 10 70 q m; 3 30
)ela"s or sundays: 10 30 a o m:
IN, OH oppIyE AT WILMINGTON.
gAlNs gAlN,n'ru,.. hn ~ A, 8 "a, $40 ! O6 a m ;
phlls'iysI - "a. I2 81, 8 65, 45i, o4. ~,
~, !" - 1a5. 10 p. II 10 p IN.
l0a mt / O5, i "a q m; IL ~ IL 5I
Nes eso I'm. IN Sundays: IL -, %
n, 70 ~ ,,prs. ! s 2o4, 8 40, 0 Al. m; " q ,
Ss,5 SO, 3 30 p III VIZ
n;;nxton: III; 2Oi a m u n, IL ~,
! Tsslip' 3 p n; on Sundays; . "a q m; s4s
m. .,,, m a m no Sunday
hins. ,. an a m . u 10 m:
Ia NeT ,s m, no Sunday Y trsins; +
p M: no Sunday trains.
Wilmington a Northern Nc SnsaaY X srains. n;; o.
80 a.,aye IN, y Western X. r.: I 50 a m; !;
a D', = m. on SUNDAYS: % . m.
, yna ma wILxIN6ToN LEAVE PHIL
% w. ADELrHIA.-
Broad street and n Washingt9n :. Il, on sys- ss
l. 90 40, 10 so' u AZ 20 nm mi oS ~ sun. So.
v, .n 40 m; 8 oO,9 As, II 80, p IN.
schirty second and Market streets:
m a"h'i y m, II is, 355. $40, II 80 p m;
SUNDAYS: 3 80. II 80 q m.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
ARflIANS SAVINGS BASN
o! MARKET STREFT,

AM ISh - SA tlNdS u ~
5O9 MARKET STREET,
foRP0RATED JANUARY 2id, 1851.
to receive deposits daily from 8 A
iP. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
evenings from I to 4 o'clock.
tMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
J y made In April and October.
dividends are not Withdrawn they
Dantel as deposits. Thus permanent
J. compound their interest twice In
MANAGERS,
H. myth, George W. Bush,
" own - George y, Capelie,
t. Benson, NJ. l.. Liehenstein,
Fbare, Edward Darlington
suhg, job Ill. jackson,
b Pd-ey, VIM. II. swim,
Anthony Higgins.
dtU. W. BUSH, President.
r. CAPELLE, Vice President.
4. II. TAYLOR. Treasurer
" NATIONAL BhNk
OF WILMINGTON.
iroRr ov THE PUBLIC MoNnYs
AND
FClAL AGENTS OF THB I'm :
TED STATES.
I'D BELTS, President.
eEo' d. ARMSTRONG, CAsHInA
Up Capital, an0O. .slDO
lphla and New York Exchange fur
20 regular Depositors without charge,
uh, aays, Mondays and Thursdays
DIRECTORS.
pna D, smyth, George W. Bush,
Iame. mme.ono, Sam u Bancroft, Jr
'"e'' william Tatnall,
"hIu bttLh IN ir
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
RlfLHOADSs

/, .WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
EIsange OF hours. On and afier Feb.
..a Trans will run ~ follows:
Iye wilmington, ,7.l5 a. IN, 1905 q. m.
kya Ayondale, s.5s a. M, II 05 noon,
Drhlpg leave Pomeroy 9.65 q. m.
,,nng. leave Avondale $40 q. M,
oon, and 8 10 p. IN.
yin, Wilmington, 500 o. m, 2lbp.
.S IN. ID. CONNELL,
:, superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

A youth named Charles Boyer was a.
rested at Fredericksburg, Va. for taking
mail matter from lock boxes.
The subscriptions to the four.per-cent
loan Saturday amounted to ~. .623,2O.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

phla and New York Exchange fur
70 regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
MANAGERS, N

HRD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
oEo. D. ARMSTRONG, CAsHIsA
Pssp'tai, $500, ,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
traits Astral Oil.

Pratt's Astral Oil.
safe and reliable Illuminating Oil for fam
lily use. free not only from the danger OF
explosion but nom the danger OF the fluid
igniting should the lighted lamp be upset.
each OF which is closed with . metal cap,
bearing the manu- nufacturer's stamp. Hav-
ing handled several hundreds Of Thousands
of gallons OF this Oil without single scci-
dent resulting from Its use We can conf
dentiliy recommend 1t as q perfectly pure
by z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. sixth Market Sts.
Physicians Pocket Cases, Buggy
Cases, &C., for sale by
FLAMES BELT,
Cor. r ixth \ Market SITS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. - The
m ost complete stock, and the largest as
sortment OF Surgical Instruments ever ex-
hibiied in this city. For sale at New York
by FLAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
Prof. j. A. Going's Horse Remedies
veterinary Editor of SPIRIT of the Times "
Going's Worm Destroyer. Copeman's Ton
ic Powder. Going's ColIc Powder, Going's
Cough Powder, Going "Anat0my of the
Horse" "a card skeleton upon which is
located every important disease to which
the horse is liable All the above for sale
by the Agent, z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale d Retail Druggist,
Cor. Sixth Il Market ste.
LADIES'DEPAR
For supporters, Braces, Trusses, Elastic
stockings, Anklets, Knee caps, Syringes,
&c
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies at No. West
z JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreets
Wilmington Delaware.
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride Key
West or areu1ey Cigar, .us,
Choice FLAVORING RACTS
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
C'otcs Gosd'l Accurdev m N dispensing ana
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-m Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
A Sssiety Question Debated.

Soo1oty QWeStlOn Debated.
Atlanta Constitution.
Eternal warfare seems to rage between
the country negro and the town darky.
This was illustrated at the passenger de-
pot yesterday. A colored youth from
Pike county approached a town uegro,
and the following conversation ensued |:
"Whar bouts is de ticket offis?"
"Right dar 10 10 eyes"
"Fo' whose eyes ?"
"Yone."
SIS you do ticket offis?"
none yo' slack"
"I'm a mighty slack man, ole man,
whom gifts stirred up"
IAN you'll git stirred up, ef you stan
roun' yer foolIn' longer me-"
"Dats de kinder exercise wat I'm
a pinin' fer"
And with that they clinched and had
right lively tussle. They were separa-
ted, however, before a policeman came
along, and the Pike county darky found
the ticket office. The town negro it may
be well to mention, was badly used up.
The knights Of Labor and the
Church.
SHENANDOAH, February 16.-Great ex-
element prevails here over the exposure
made by President Gowen of the Knights
Of Labor. This morning Rev. Father
O'Reily excOmmunicated from the Cath
olic church at this place all the men Mr..
Gowen mentioned a. belonging to the
order. The McNulty gang intend to sue
Mr.. Gowsn for libel, and Patsey Mack
and John Hanley have taken an oath
that they never belonged to a secret 80
clety. The priest declares that none of
those excommunicated shall enter the
church until they sign paper severing
all connection with the order.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
Fashionable Furnlrurel
]. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
No. 4lO King street.

%sssosw, We respectfully inform. che cii
x.H&xF GEMS Of Wilmington, and the sur
Il. rounding country thf 1--WE continue
.-5S@N to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for ParlSr,
d4Aning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
And all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
On hand. We also manufacture and con
stanJly keep large assortment OF Sprin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. d j. N. HARMAN
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23
Two EbdLA~en Marrying.

James j. QuiHan and Minnie G.
Brown are the children of respecta Bile
parents, residents OF Newburg, n Y.
They are beth very young to think of
matrimony, being respectively II and
Is years of age. For long time they
have been euamored of each other, and
at length they concluded to rarry.
This reached the ears of their parents.
who at once set on foot an investigation.
When Quillau' . parents questioned him
he confessed, and said the wedding
would be soon. 1t is understood that
Quillan's parents made no objection.
Not SO, however, with Minnie Brown's
father, who became strongly opposed
to the match. Fearing the young cou-
ple would steal a march on him, he vis-
tied every clergyman in the place. and !,
on the ground of the ehildrrn being
minoas, warned the clergyman not to
marry them.
This did not deter Minnie Brown and
her father, it Seems, saw this, and So
crossed the river TO Pishkill, and, tits
said, gave the same warning to the
clergymen of that place. Even this
availed nothing, for the young couple
started North in the direction Of NAL
borough, and stopped on the way in
Middlehope, where they found the Rev.
II. C. Earl, Methodist minister. who
made them husband and wife.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23
Again aAn the River.

1t is announced that the steamboat
"John Sylvester" will commence run
ming between Philadelphia and Reho
both Geach as soon as the warm weatll-
er fairly sets in. She will touch at New
Castle, Delaware City, Mahon's River
and Lew.s both going and returning.
The "sylvester" was the opposition
boat rut on by southerncompanv some
seven or eight years ago between this
city and Philadelphia in opposition to
the "Samuel M. FELTON," The Eliza
Hancock" also travelled the same course
about the same time with the "Sylves-
ter" These two steamers not being
sufficiently patronised the opposition
was an unsuccessful one and the only
result was the reduction of fare.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23
URSAI4E.

Duse No. lAlb Delaware Avenue, with al
rpa,leeu improvements.
ouse No. 1909 Jefferson streets, Win msd-
improvements.
ouse On VanBbren street. between Eighth
Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
ouse No. 902 Delaware Avenue, . foole'
tpst No. 1lO8 Walnut street.
louise No. sl3 Chestnut street.
ouse No, e2S Jefferson street.
ouse No. ~ Maryland avenue.
ousss Nos, llsO, ilS2, 1884 and nSc Wal.
street.
ouae cottage style)with nedern improve
btsund about N acre Of lana suitaOle i0r
ihyririan or a summer residence. Noar
ly Oak station, p, W. & b. X. IL.
ury, d desirable farm OF 81 acres. '01e mile
ky Mares Corner, on the State Koad, u
from Railroad Station, landDf the best
IlIty and highly cultivated, withn0 bettei
f,ng sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
pe house, no. III West NtnthStlset.
ne house. NO, 902 Delaware Avenue.
6e house. No. 6O4 Spruce street..
he house. No. 3ll East Filth stEsSt.
ne house No. l4l5 delaware aNfnue.
|lso A number OF small houses In different
8 of thecity.
Eslye or thirteen acres Of Brandywine
(sh land, in lots to suit.
Iso several acres of Marsh on the Town
road between the Causew0y and Rel
Mill.
To LOAN.
900 tD,g5, 900, in sums OF 5000 to 81 COZ.
A Apply to W. McCAULLEY h CO.,
606 Market sire ct,
S4sm Wilmington. Del