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CHUNKS OF WISDOM
Josh Billings AimanaX for 1879 ]

Josh Billings Aimanax for 1879
Truth is sed to be stranger than
hckshun-it is to most phoks.
Thare IL 8 things in this world for
whom we are never fully prepared,
and that lz-twlns.
The world all praze the philoso,
pliers, but toss their pennys into the
caps or the monkeys.
[ never question success emmy
more than i do the right ov a bulldog
to lie in his own gateway-No
dent.
Married life IL a little game in
which the woman, if she IL called, is
almost sure to have a strate flush.
The best thing kno ov is a fust
rate wife, and the next best thing is
a second rate one.
There IL only one thing thai can bt
sed in favor ov tite boots--thry make
a man forget all his other sorrows.
If you undertake to hire nan tc
be honest, you VIII have to raae hi;
wages every morning and watch hin
dreadful cluas besides.
Whenever yu cum akrost mar
who dlstrnsts everybody, yu have
found one whom it is safe for evsry
body to dlstrust.
Thare ain nothing so cheap as bad
spellIn, and if it IL sucn an element O
suchcess az sum shrewd critics hav
ii ,koyered, they owe it 10 their airs
and aSsines to adopt it at once, and
bekum rich aud famus.
1t is aIlwus safe to follow the re.
ligious beleaf that orr mother taught
us-thare never waz mother yet
who taught her child to be an inGdel
How caa yu expekt to find two
people in tAis world who are alike
when yu kant even find one who is
alike haf the time?
The reputation that man gits
from his ancestors often wants az
ma:h altering to fit him az their old
clothes wonId-it is truly thus.
Young man, sit down and keeE
still, yn will have plenty ov chances
yet to make puooI Of yurself before
YOU die.
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The greatest strike Of the day-l2
o clock.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-16

To get cheap dancing lessons, LET
hired girl drop Aat.iron on your
hunIOn
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dow the TAR applrltlon vanished INFO
the stormy darkness, and | was left
alone. AT TIE self same instant the
sharp report Of pistol sounded-I
could see the jagged stream Of fire
above the pillow straight through the
very spot where ten minutes since my
head had lain.
With an instantaneous realization
Of my danger | swung myself over
tho edge Of the window, jumping
soAe eight or ten feet into tangled
bushes below, and AS cronohed there
recovering my breath | heard the
tramp Of footsteps into nv room.
Is he dead :? cried a voice up the
ladder-the smooth Ieceitful voice of
the woman With half closed eyes.
of course be is, growled q voice
back that y!,irse would have killed
ten men. A light there quick, and
tell Tom to be ready.
A cold, agonizea shudler ran
through me. What den cf midnight
mur,lerers had / fallen into. And
how .'fearfully narrow had been my
escape
With the snseI that only morta
terror and deadly peril can give.
rushed through the woods now illum.
mated by faint eljmmer Of starlicl,t
! know not wha, impgI.n r1idnl nv
f3otstops-I never Shall know how
mann ines crossed nv own track ;
or hnv cIosa T stool to tho brink ot
tEo dn,l,v r,v;r.. Lot . merr;faI
Providence encompasscd me with a
onidin and p,otec,inr care for when
tlo morning d,wnel with faint red
bars Of Oriental lioht AGAINST tn.
s,o,r,v o,stsrn skv was close to the
l;.h ro,l Gonna savar r,;,es FROM
-
0.oo - r,a toor to,1 NV .4,rv
NV y" '
10 the ponce, anu 4 utCHclllntnJ was
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-16

Paddy says joker, why don
yon get your ears croppea-they are
entirely too long for man ?
And yours, replied Pat, ought to
be lengthened--they are too short for
an ass.
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DlREcI DRY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of McchanicStcwn

kuV DUi'toh VI ASoh""Aoo'S" " "
-( 20: -
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chief Judge-Hon. r. l. Bowie,
Assoemres-Hons. John A LyncA and w.
v Bouic.
States Attorney--John c. Mottcr.
Czsrk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Audtor-Fredk J. Nelson.
ORPHANS COURT
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday Of each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. J. Black.
Associates-Thomas IIolLrunncr and Jno
Hightmcn.
Regi.tcr of 1VMs-Col. John r.. Ro"zer'
Countv Comm,ssioners-.)ohn Wltherow,
President. Solomon d. Dcvilbiss los. Cro'
isc, Stephen II. Bewlus, David NJ. "h'p'
Clerk to Commiss,oners-H. F. Steiner
Collector of State and County Taros-"
VI Miller
County !Surueyor-Wm. II. lsamsburg'
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James W.Pcarrc: Comnls'om-
.rs-Wil]jam G Baker. lanes w. lroNe'''
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. l5-FrcTk White Mrrhan'
,.s,nwn. G l.. Firor, Graccham; m. D
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
Dis,ritt No. l5-Bernari Co!liitowcr,
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At late hour Thursday night, a
man named Anthony Doemer was
walking u2 Gratlot Avenue, Detroit,
Mich, on his way home, when a cut,
ter containing three men came tear.
ing along at a rapid rate. When oD-
poslte Doemer one OF the occupants
drew a revolver and fired. The bali
entered Doemers left thigh and talk.
ing an upward course is believed to
have penetrated the lungs. The
wounded man sank to the pavement.
while the cutter dashed on, one Of
the party crying out, "lIow' hat for
happy New YeAr's?" A policeman
hearing the shot came to Doemers
assistance. a surgeon probed for the
bullet unsuccessiully internal hem.
orrhagc set in and the mau will prob
ably die.
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New PROvERBlAL PHILOSOPHY. -
A short horse is soon curriel, bat o
rnule, short or long, will kick you into
the next township.
A wise man reflects before he speaks;
fool speaks, and then reflects while
his eve is getting well.
That which is mine is all my Own ;
that which is yours | 60 halves ia.
| will also take up collection.
The wolves eat the poor ass that
hath many owners, but not until he
gets the rheumatism in the hind legs.
Rather s. to be,i s1pporless than
rise i'll debt, now that the ban krupt
law has expired.
YoUE DoLLAR.--In the days Of
John Jacob Astor, in New York,
man called upon him, armed with
revolver. 4 IN French Communist,
said he; I believe in distr button of
property, and | want some Of your
money or your life. [ behave money
should be equally divided.'
so do |, said Mr.. Astor.
'Icu are said to be worth ten mill
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District No. l5-Bcrnard lo!li'lo"e''
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Job Worl-CASH ON DELIVERY
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
General NeMn,

Mr.. Hill, Supervising Architect of the
Treas ury, will be reinstated as soon as
official notice of his acquittal In Chicago
is received in Washington.
Wilson j. Vance, of West Virginia,
lately appointment Clerk of the Trea-
snry Department, has been appointed
Chief of the Indian Division of the In.
terror Department.
Abraham Ayrea,a pioneer coal opera
tor of the SchuylkilI ragion, and for si 4
teen years postmaster at Mount Carmel,
Pa, died there yesterday. aged 67 years.
The Confederate graves at Richmond,
Va, were dedicated yesterday.
Mr. Jefferson Davis does not like to be
questioned by reporters. "Surely," he
says, "I, who am tisfranch'se not even
a citizen of the United States, and with
no political ambitions, may claim I'M
munity from the reporters"
Frederick Douglass and Professor
Greener, both cOlored, discussed the
negro exodus question at Hillsdale, d
c., last evening. Douglass opposed the
emigrati on of negroes from the South.
The settlers " no "squatted" to the
west of the Sac ard Fox Agency, in the
Indian Territory are reported to be
"leaving with great rapiditv in front oi
three sQuadrons OF cavalry"
. The international Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association met
yesterdayin Baltimore. DIV ght l.. M cd =
was elected President.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
An International Exhibition Bill.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The bill in
troduced in the House to-day to provide
for holding an inter- 1ational exhibition in
New York provides that commission OF
one delegate from each State and Terri
tory shall be constituted, the duty of
which it shall be to superintend the exc
cution of plan for holding the exhibi-
ton. 1t proposes that whenever the
Board of Finance shall have collected
and expended not less than 81 100000 in
cash, the Secretary Of the Treasury shal
pay to said board $l,500,0 in six equa
instalments as loan without interest, Il
be repaid out of the proceeds and pro
perty of said corporation before any divi
dends are paid or any porti Jn Of tin
| capital stock is refunded.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
John Brear
In Chancery
New Castle County,

Mark Brear et al. In Partition.
And now TO W.T. this Goth day of rebru.
ary, A. d.. 1919, IL appearing TO the Chan
cellor by the affidavit of Thomas q. Nor
rison that Mark Brear, A bel Brear. Eliza
Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, the defend
ants in this cause, have no known place
OF abode within this county, and caunet
be served with process; that the said Mark
Brear and Eliza Brear reside In the town
of Flushing, Long Island, State of New
York, the said Elizabeth Jordan resides
in the City OF Washington, District of Col
umbia, and the said A bel Brear r. sided In
the State of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
| Ter ID for the said Mark Brear, A bel Brear.
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at tile
| return OF The su N mons issued for them.
IL Is thereupOn, un motion of Charles b.
Lore, Esq. Solicitor for the petitioner or.
dered by the Chancellor that the said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
| Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before the
| Chancellor at his Chamber Ia Dover, on
the Second day of June, A. d., one thOus
and eight hundred and seventy-nine, and
show cause If any they have, why parti-
| tion OF the premises in the petition desert b.
ed should not be made according TO the
prayer thereof. or that the petition will be
taken plo cOnfessO as TO the said Marx
Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and Eliz
| abeth Jordan
And the Register Is directed to luse a
copy of this order to be published in the
DAILY GAzETTE. n newspaper OF the City
OF Wilmington, County af resald for the
period of thirty days next preceding the
said second day of June, A. D., one Ihous
and eight hundrei and seventy-nine.
Attest, J. Nj. HOUSMAN,
.,o oo ,o-o o Reg. z. G.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
Suicide Of an Army Officer.

ST. LOUIS, May 19.-Lieut. c. NJ.
Calrow, of the Seventh Cavalry, blew
bis brains out in his room at the Planters
House, about o'clock this afternoon,
with a navy revolver. No cause is as
sigued for the act. He came here from
the East, where he had surgical opera
tion performed on his knee about five
weeks ago, and was en- route to join his
regiment at Fort Lincoln. His father is
somewhat noted divine, residing al
Pottsville, Pa. Nothing is known here
OF the young man and therefore no mo
tive for the act car be given.
The father, Rev G. ID. Carlow, abou
rs years ago, was stationed iii Dover, an
subsequently was sent to st. Paul.
church in this city, as pastor.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22

Justice Samuel f. Miller. of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, in his address
to the Illinois State Bar Association,
spoke of the cases and opportunities
which tend to develope great lawyers,
and said that the b eeeher trial was not
one of them. That he characterized as
a mockery-a reproach to the Court,
the profession, and the public. at was
the atrical performance; the Judge the
counsel, and the parties were the actors
who kept themselves before the publi'
for three months, INC ire by the spicines
of the play than any merit of the perform
ance. Great lawyers are not made il
that way"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22

THK O'Gorman Mahon who has just
been returned for Glare, Ireland, is of
An ancient family in that county. He
was a follower of O'Connell's in 1929,
when he was returned for Glare, but
quarrelled with the Liberator, which
kept him out Of Parliament until O'Con-
nells death in lS47, when he was return
ed and sat for several years for Ennis,
the capital of that county. He was some
few years since attached to some diplo-
matte mission in South America, and
has generally resided abroad. Though
near eighty years Of age he is in vigor-
Gus health. He is a consin, as is also
Major O'Goman, NJ. p, for Waterford,
Of Richard O'Gorman, of Phiadelphis.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22

NJ OTICE,-J ii. Primrose h as taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing mac line company--the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machiue has been lately
improved, and Is an enUirely new machine,
Wilson. 1t IL the finest made lock-stitct
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior To any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our Ierrltery embraces Delaw re and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Our office. at present, will be found at
T2s Market street. Alter the 25th of March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7ls M arKet street,
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 DIFF j. ii. PR1MROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
TUuRsDAY. MAY 22nd. 1879.

THE MISTAKE of the Democrats in
CONGRESS was in not reducing the army
IN ten or fifteen thousand men four years
AGO, and thus introducing policy of re-
trenchment and reform, as the party had
promised to do. This was unfortunately
prevented through the votes Of few
men connected with the Democratic
organization, which were cast persistently
against the great body OF members OF
the party and with the Republican party,
the very men who now seek to use the
army at the polls to defeat the election of
Democrats to Congress, and to continue
the same extravagant policy hat the Re-
publicans have managed to retain, and
will retain as long as they hold the Off
ces. When the Democrats get into
power the tactics of the Republicans will
undergo change. They will immedi-
ately demand reduction Of the num-
ber of office-holders, and a reduction il
the salaries also. The votes Of tht
Democratic men in Congress that gav'
25,O0O men to be held for political ser
vice to their opponents, were vote
against economy, and votes in favor o
Radicalism. They were given too afte
it was apparent that the Republican poll
ticians never regarded for one momen
anything that does not tend to put none
in their pockets or saddle the countr
with expensive salaried officers.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22

Our neighbov in the little State to |
the south of us always fare up when
any reflections are cast upon Delaware
justice, but we shall nevertheless VEN
ture to express a small degree Of mild
astonishment at the dismissal ofthe case
against the three men who were charged
with the murder of Perry Demby. 1t is
true that they are white men, while
Demby was negro, but we shall be as
sured that the courts of Delaware know
no distinction of race or color. And
yet we must incline to the belief that II
the case had been reversed, and three
negroes had been charged with the muir
der Of white man, the testimony
against them, which here was tolerably
direct, would at least have been sub
mitted to the jury. IT, in the opinion of
Delaware Judges and Prosecuting At
torneys, negroes are not to believed un-
der oath, it would be best not to call
them as witnesses Times.
1t is little too bad that an intelligent
newspaper, such as the Times is, should
print such paragraph as the above.
viii the Times inform us why it is that
so many criminals 60 nnwhipt of justice
in Philadelphia? Is 1t not because Of
the want of direct proof Of guilt? That
was the case in the Perry DENNY trial.
Had the Attorney-G Gen eral not used ex-
traordinary diligence to secure sufficient
evidence of guilt, our Judiciary would
never have concurred with him in ask
ing for the discharge OF the boys indicted
| for this henious offence.
| The Times exalts itself in its own con-
ceit and is rather pharisaic in thus un-
dertaking to decide upon the case with
out having the facts. Would the Times
have other murders committed in the
taking of innocent lives? For such the
conviction of the boys without evidence
would be. We say, and the Court say,
that the murderer of Perry DENNY should
be punished with the full rigor of the
law. But the law does not permit 9
man to be hung in Delaware until he i.
proved guilty; and it gives him the bene
fit of doubts, even when there is suffi
cient evidence to send the case to tn,
jury, but In this case there was not AM
the Chief Justice and the ASSOCIATE
7 Judges, who are as humane and careful
to guard the poor and humble, as an
men living, Joined with the Attorne
General in ordering the discharge of tn
prisoners. 1t is nevertheless the duty c
: the officers to cease lone Of their Wig
7 lance, (nor will they), to bring the muI
s derers of Perry Demby to punishment
= whenever the criminals shall be foun,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
IRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
saturday Afternoon and Evening,
May aath, 1879.
The great event It Of d the season. Engage.
ment of the celebrated colored
PINAFORE COMPANY
after the extraordinary success at the
Globe Theatre. Broadway, New Yo X,
having received the highest praise from
both the public aid press of the two lead
adel phia.
AN FXTRAORDIN AIRY SUCCESS.
Globe Theatre-"Pinafore"i In Black.
Pnilade phia seems TO be the home of'' PIN
afere." The Quaker CITY sent us the Church
Choir Company at the broadway, and now
another Phi ladelphla manager has inaugu-
rated at the G lObe Theatre a "PinafOre" In
| black. genuine "Plnafore' mot a bur-
iesquu) In genuine black fiesh-not burnt
cork. The Josephine IL II negress. The Lit
tie Buttercup and Hebe are mulattoes. The
Captain and the Admiral are full blooded
Africans. The chorus liz large and the see
| merry geOd' The negroes are said to act and
| sing in dead earnest, and as decided the
4irical novelty-"Pinafore in Black"
The above idea has been more than full
filled,
AND THUNDEkS OF APPLAUSE
| met each and everv member Of this extra
| ordinary company.
THE COLORtD OPERA TROUPE,
| consisting OF sixty Ave first class artists
appearing each evening In the captivating
Ii. NJ. y.
PINAFORE.
This truly brilliant compHny must not
be cOnfounded with any kind OF burlesqse
troupe whatever.
| 1T
MUST DISTINCTLY
BE UNDERSTOOD TOBE
NO BURLEsQUE.
This beautiful Opera IL rendered entire.
Every note OF the mi usic sung.
THE SOLOS
THE COLOkED PINAFORE
hns given more genuine satisfa ction In
every particular than any white rendition
| Of the sam In this country.
= THE SHIP SCENE
has been pronounced the most beautiful
and realistic ever yet presented 10 The pub
lie.
= MOONLIGHT VIEW
= IN the second act creates a positive furol
a of excitement each representation,
= The
e SILENT DRILL,
u which has never been seen outside of Phil
K adelphia, is the most artistic and trul,
n wonderful exhibition ever produced on AM
stage.
: has been pronounced the most perfect O
u any that have as yet been heard
d THE WHOLE COMPANY
i is universally conceded to be the most per
r. feet travelling.
10 EACH CH sRACTER
represented TO the life, The reading perfect
8 and II must not be forgotten that ihe AT
T. lists are
d COLORED PEOPLE
10 making this the most extraordinary per
IL formance In the world.
N The above great company will be sur
port by q full and
ID TALENTED ORCHESTRA,
l. condu,t ted by the celebrated leader, M
D. Jehn Britner.
le Notice-MATINEE SATURDAY.
De POPULAR PRICE,.
* Box book for sale of Reserved Seats ope
z Monday, May 10, at Thomas a Co.'s boo
store.
a PrIces-25, SO, rs cts. No extra charge ft
ne reserving seats. Lower part of the Hous
ny 81 and 10. Balcony 70 ctI. Tor the evenin
ne Matinee Prices-All parts OF the Hous
ne % cents.
Is No extra charge for reserved seats.
mayl7-l9,li,Z.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
April 80, 1879.-tju3
Something with Merit In m,

THE LA BELLE letter copying book and
Ink "a French chemical discovery is lust
what the business public has wanted for
years. 1t enables the merchant to COPY hIs
l'tters UdhOut tUdter, brush or press. and
with no more trouble, time or pains than
he would be put JO III bOtting the letter he
has written. The copying is immediately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal without blot, or blur. The books
are no more expensi We than any other firsi
class quality OF letter copying books, they
can be usei In any ordinary press (with or
without water); ten or twenty |. tiers can
be copied at one time. The books are we'll
bound and made of the finest r, nch linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce is the com
pan1es authorized agent for the state OF
Delaware. ''
Address Chas. W. Bruce, 6I4 Pine street, -,
"hnnKOoh' DEL apl6-lm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
DROEA08AI1 FOE COAL.
L WATER DEPARTMEHT,
CHIEF EN0INEER'B OFrICE.t

WELLINGTON, Del, May nth, 1873;
Sealed proposals will be received al the
ONCE Of ihe Clerk OF City Council. until
30 O'CLOCK ON Thursday next, the Ed inst.
Tor furnishing the Water department with
Georges. Greek bituminous coal, from
June list, 1873, until May sist, lssO, inciu-
sive.
The coal Ia To be delivered At such pump
Ing stations. at such times. and In such
quantities a. may be directed by the Chief
Ei giueer.
From 500 TO l0C0 tons will be required.
Proposals must state price per ton OF Z2eO
lbs. No proposal will be received unless
accom- panied with bond with surety In
he sum OF one thousand i've hundred dol
iars
Blank forms for prOposals may be had
urOn application To the CLERK OF City
ouncii.
Proposals may be deposited In the pri,
vate box Of the 2 resident In the Council
cham ber II desired.
The right TO Increase or diminish TIE
quantities named. also the right TO rejec
any or all bids, Ia reserved.
II. b, MCINTYRE,
mt1-Bt Chief Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
Double Tragedy In Anne Arundel
County

ANNAPOLIS, May 2l.-A shocking case
of fractricide and suicide took place in
this county to-day The particulars thus
far are meagre. All that is known here
is that William Walker Stinchcomb who
lived near Sappington, quarreled with
his brother about some property and sho
and killed him. He then went HON,
and killed himself.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-22
Economy and Comfort
IN COOKING.

The Wilmington Coal Gas Compa is
prepared to furnish Stoves for Cooking
with Cas- II is an established fact thai
during the hot weather cooking can be
done more economically with gas than
coal, and the comfort and convenience
OF freedom from heat and dirt, gives gas
q decided advantage over other fuel.
Sample stoves on exhibition at the Of
foe, THIRD h 6HIPLEY ST6
mayi5 .8mosd