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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

New York, November 2.-Arrived
Steamers Elysia, from London; Cimbria,
from Hamburg; Britannia, from Liver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Not any serious mischief was done here
on Hallow Fen. Some gates were un.
hinged and doors banged with cabbage
stalks. Out in the country the time was
celebrated in the same way, a lot Of wagons
being gathered in one place across the
road.
Mr.. Alex. McGregor got home satur.
day.
A large lot of apples were shipped tc
different parties here, last week, from Jas
McGregor's farm, near Martinsburg, W.
Va.
The boys of Co. D were paid off satur.
day evening for their services while in
camp at Cambridge. No business meet,
ing or drill has been held since the com.
pany's return from camp, the political
campaign interfering. A business meet
ing is ordered for Monday evening, when
business concerning every member OF the
company will be transacted, and all are re.
quested to be present.
There will be spelling school at the
Presbyterian Church Monday evening,
Sides will be chosen by two captains, and
arrangements have been made for some
To answer to odd names to give little
variety to the choosing. The admission
fee, ten cents, goes to the missionary 30.
ciety Of girls, called Earnest Workers,
The new stone abutment at the creek
bridge Is approaching completion. It L
below the old one, and the bridge will be
moved over to 1t, making the bridge on q
line with South Belmont street.
A sudden, very sharp, gusty wind rose
Sunday afternoon as the Sunday schools
were dismissed, filling eyes and noses with
dust. Some sections Of fence back Of
Crozier's, on Central avenue, were blowr
down. R, O. F.
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Gke GtteIligsnter.
nenlh of Senntor Chandler.

once, one Nos. os and "a Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03
WARRINGTON, November /, lS7{

The sad intelligence Of the death OF
zach9tiah Chandler, late Secretary Of the
Interior, and during 80 many years Sena-
tor from the State Of Michigan, has been
communicated 10 the Government and 10
the country, and, in proper respect to his
memory, l hereby order that the several
Executive Departments be closed to pub.
lic business, and their flags and those Of
undergraduates throughoutthe country
oe displayed at half.mast on the day Of his
funeral. X, B, HAYES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

Many eminent men were in the cham.
ber during the day. DR.. McVicker says
81 am not ready yet to pass an opinion
for had not seen him, and do not know
his condition before his death. There
does not appear to be the liyidness about
the throat which follows apoplexy.
think he had taken cold speaking in the
open air night before last at GAINESVILLE
and last night after leaving McCor
mick Hall, and should Judge that bis
heart simply stopped acting, as the result
OF congestion following a strain upon the
nervous and vital organs"
This means, probably, that Mr.. Chand'
Ter died of heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
r,.popr.N FINANCIAL MARKETS

$500, T,r o-1pg0 U n-C0nsOs p5'ia Tor b0Ih money
80 the account L bonds lS6ls, 'li Err I.aii"9
shares - 2 Illinois Central -5l4 NewJci',y
T'xr.-S ian g 3 So y. m-lne bullion ID the hAAa "i
leland has n. reased 55OUOO during the past "cek me
Rark Of gland u Lah.-tF, "l4.i
ist wrek wa. 2-7ls per cent u now Is's per cent
- Or money sjs account, lllnuls trhlIA - =
,srsI( Ian. .. H. L. :. bonds $50 = iN.
rie RAJ way shares preferred 81 = NfNJ -'y tI'fA
gone into the Bank :" I-A-tah!
0T balance TODAY u s9uOuu Pans @dcer quote i've PEI
- re,t.. al III francs a. = ceutlmcs Tor the account
iosuON Jan - 10 .. -t0nsos SI4'ls Of Do" Oho'
a. 4 me account Illinois Central 80 -.
lar m.-The OF discount Tor thrre
,ontas bills market IL 3 per cent "HloA - az
~, ant h.IoW The Bank Of England rate. 80 - M, -
V' v,s ian g-ErcHAngr on London 70 nancs - cen
,,. To- checks Tie BANK 81 tAHSo LAS VIC
uults ~ q 30 200 francs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

ceirts 2O76 exports the Continent $50 bales
bales sales 900 bales stock 81 20 eaes
GALVESTON Jan. &C OttOn Quotations nominal Mddng
De-. middling sLc Good Ordinary Si-c net receipts
exports Continent go bales cOast~lse
3s6 bales: sales, 800 bales stock. lO5.OD+ 1ales.
MOBILE Jan g-lOttOu EASY MIddung. S9,c., Low MID
exports coaswse. 22i5 bales sales 1000 bales STOCK
81 SOB bales
NEwOmEANs ian. 9-Cott0n quiet, elsy Mddlng &C.
Low Middiing Ss-c Good Ordinary. Size. net rerelpts
52qi bales gross $50 bales exports 10 the Continent
bales coasrs l473 bales sa - 1000 bales stock
3747 bales.
-ivANSAH Jan. a-Coiton dun. Mdilnr &C. Low Md
ding sc food Ordinary 7z' net receipts 4hS3 Dsit-
III bales 3 bales sales, Lou
bales last evening" 500 bales. stock ~. sos bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

III for Twanka 1Oq82l 9c. for Hyson. i2b752c FOR
Young HysOn waste for Imperial - 20I2c for Gun
P9wder 424 Japan. 62d26 &c !l65 Pingsuey Green az
l4aa24c for Young HySon and ljG3-Lc for GunpoWder
232 Is i e.s FormOsa O0ung. 2J@4lc these
prices show no material cnange either way
NHIskEl-LOWer sales. $50 bbls, 81 O9sg
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snt quotations:


There is no decrease IN the activity in railroad
bonds. the buying covering over fifty varieties. The
Elevated Er,t-. Canada Southern, and Cedar Rapids
bonds were higher. while the jersey Ccntrals
showed some irreguIarity Tue MetIopolitan be
waited first, sold for the first time to-day. tne sales
having been at "7@ia97', Burlington, Cedar
Rapid. and NnIihern ttl from y 20 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
DEUPO>AL.~ FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
L IoIEt AND LIT EH BALANCES


" .. . D.
r<l.i ~. ,5 DAY' IT JA%jtt5 I-7, si i.3c.o'S
r' ''r furnishing " rap ,ng Pap iN o.. L.,iyr ~
months lou 81. Jet .'y " F~pr. afr -i. ~ so" l
LLANh AGENCY 81 tlc Post Ol4D. D,p.it .c4t "ssAAg
Iarq.s ny and rc estimated quantity ~ each article r'
a1.,.. "a. .u.,.net below
80 r.s To-. ~ -4.i.l Paa-r -3y-, inches .lr and -
weigh pound, 20 a.. rrau each Realm Co. e' ln - eieet
.0to,0 pound. u COTTON 20 n ply ard 70 mei,urs
n', e-- ti '5o r' go ~ p,"nt. d" To- Ii tr =" BIS
., ,,,a-- ~ ,.ar.. h a.. iuiu. 70 be rly and %
nj , ,.,li,, .,,.., Oh t.nce IN tI4a-po r.4o-.
30. - r...t A. an =. i.r., ~ Do. furnished
'I..-r- "a"c itr % G.a Hl app t'h 10 ''' b'iA-
I.tf.- gaarc-- capable 90 WEI CHING tt ounces. ayuiril-
ro,N~gn Hd - rates metric system ~ %. graduated io"h
rf.re, a,5ursry sr,ng and durability VII be- required n
-t.e, Of raon upron Of Balances must accompany
zach nd and thr 1drf Who nav "ptih tNe ". "a
rela-gl 10 FURNISH balances % -H'-'t' N
h ia nce must vel, and securely packed .g bog FOR
Mrror than te estimated guar tt mas be orersd.
me nrors-fl, q The u"ratirnt NAY require a. the us
AWirs u b. made ,ach article separately deemed
mot aaya4tacrou, 20 tu, Drl sr'urut ~,
Bds no, male ~ conformity ".'l 'Iis i'esemeD' VI
Zach bidder AUST furnish with h. proTo's guarantees
Of h, abAty comply "tA hs bd AID trFlAtate Eolh
p ,;ills,sI "a sue, ~ a. , spi,cltiop 10
boBd With sufficient suieies VI" be required 10 eAch
failure furnish promptly article contracted ior. or
any attempt Ia ln.''s u. A- r1 tn M "a le, 10 ito.
i VII be considered sufficient cause or the e;iyta u tho
PROPOSAL. must hr endorsed a's foi
Letter Baano"s frOpn-a.- i"r " faIpHs iapor' "a ~
sastSr Cse.ers " -alliY SIOa. u. {. y. N hEY.
DEG SIaNOsf Postmaster Jen1E.L
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IEE BASIN IuH ~AtINGa.
..r.I.E.r.


rE7HE BOARD Of TR, SIZES have thlS day
f..a.trl loi,s;. fftr tLr pt0Fi-pus OBJ tc
= Law, ~ tie last u.uLiA- ending Tie 81 Drern
Der. tY-oA- ,.... - 30. . -,
ff rta of I'VE pr 2 tINI auuum on AT suns Or
q .nI up..r and OF rot is PER CENT "u I'D sums
able on and after the
IN lod4f being thr 21tr 81" tt- month I1- Interest -
al 'lcf'-i+'fir Oh thr
=. INST. Where D. stands exact" or 4Nrpp.I
IA I ,1trr ,a the pass a. any time when re
ig!rl,! Oh and AFTER th- -uta ll-t - 80 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

rfvERrorr. Jan H-l230 m Cotton ArafF-. .lH-'.ns
r-p..rIs .f.d-Iug I'D. sales. I.'H7
M, udIua 900 b4.-- IN speculation an. 'iy'i t.e
r-fufs Oin baIe- including A..p bales AHir' D. fu
turr. I'D cheaper. Upaucs Low Aidt- ~ aus.
i-uvery I'D sl-l 49, 60. January ana bitI' 'i
g-v - also 81 du t-uTlIrF AId N4 20 dri' ~ = i
aso ID do March AMI April delivery . l a., ~ .sl
n. Arr- sa4 a. de.Yery. ~. Also '+-7go go " q. a-
g1e rvrry 5la.G '-, do ule ana -Ij ce'''riy
5l4ssd ,e.-f... r-,l.rr. r.fta-,
sd. Mitdug orleans. 90 o. H." 1llHLi- p-@n-s -n
f,..i i,.f.rgr, T-ptr.-. 81. uriuar Ian t-I'i
lf,r.rUrt- Jan. t-4 30 O.. m.-lBe -A4"s Oh 'Oon W"a
.rrllIed 5000 bars Aulerl.an .... ...- De- .,
ta.laf' low ~-t prCes al
,,,.I-nr -. t,ooa $50 cfu-- receipts 'l'
b4.s exrofts Great Ertfu 4.s+ ha'A t"s1'"4st -
ra.. .als- 22S BALE. stocs. LIZ 1Ai-s -.
HusTss. Jan s-tetion cHn MiHdihc, f'sc- Low MIG
rius st.. Ordinary - net reeeipta oSo DH'rs
statk . 7on bai-s. .,..,.. "a,
CaIELE,uYs Jan. s-Cotton quiet ca-v Mdling ssG'
- low MiseAag 81, GOot OidnAJ,srao1sr h-' re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

- ,,..-',-i..'trv 90 iilidIlas -'ts
trrrr,. f,y active. closing lO 20 u ron'~ over. Sac-
.,- d. -,l ,.... T.l4v Fr.f tai-I. uuafv. g-5
e., CO. fa.,I a. g.. ApuI .--. 81 H.f. 9.'-
F'i'- g., ~. trrr-f 90. total. 500
dune. i, g. ~ N,r-r.l. t-..E % i Ar'l, o. g..
- , g.. .u e-. Irr, .u.I IO Is.- Dr. I1- t..s -.u'f
fr... I.t'. on -a. .'--. it Jf
b. az. f,t4I 300 h- o.. -u .r Isu0afg q {" a-'s
a., b. -. e.. ruIt. g..-r!.tI Nal.t. F.rh
go Az. .ura.-t. "I.. .,-- jane "tHr .nN'.
INK. .nH- ,... sucr-t IyIa. t.tal ESQ., 900 ha"~ c'a'
f...l lalr-.. l,Dat.-, ~ N'Ha-'-' i'' u ii
g., 20 Ia ? ~ ......-, 1-f. J3ruar, ior tIIl -u
,...r ~ .v.Ia..-. August IIiuI.- CIu-ru
a...,-.
I'D ASKED.
,s,,arr sr- els NAY. ......... a~i ......
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BID. Asked.

In city bank stocks, Bank of Republic 10 sold at
-, Fourth National 81 at 93l2, Bank of Com
merce rs at IL, Park 40 at 9Oao1, and Ninth
National - at 20. We annex current quotations:
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CITIZEN. ~AyEc, BANK oF IHE CITY o. NEW YORK
SO. - Euwerv corner - tanal--t
yEUTPTY- SEVENTH INTEREST DlNI-

DENB-The trustees have ordered that interest ~ ne
~. ~ rr per De paid 70 heu"-'ir o. aa
alr.r 4uaIs -uHi-of aud upNsrc winch ha'e
eu deposit ol tar thlrr AHd SIX months ending DECEMBER
i,,-.t VIII credited original deposit aud u not
fi,-tWu rt f1 III vrt from January j - T.
urro-s made before FRIDAY. January 10, WI! cI@"
,,.k orrp day from 10 10 Mondays ami satur
DAYS froin BanA books IN kASisi 1sfinAu Ahd
fItach + y = a. 4A+'-'' A'N-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

%.FW-YDRE SAVINGS BANK. corner of
= -,I ave art -t.-IIe s-tl -nuus. tt.ld % Ae
-tt.o f FIVE -iH .fTI TER A>HlH Wa Declared Jan
r--. an j. = SIS from - ru - 'h' interest com
ff. t-f VI each Dob. mn Money Dri'-i- oA ~ De-
ar. mary no v.I draw interest from January J. 1890
' -.. -r, ~. e., surplus s1I~.fI317
o. r. t...,.. .r.. -. --cv. FIr IaEU II y .l- Prs.
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Shipments

TJn f.IIovIug were Tie receipts and s1lpments AZ
orL from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, a. re-
ported log telegraph:
<ee.ruts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

For..a. ,yc.4ur. WIS ~tronI ora ~'Ntv-lavS b IL.
AND lower Oh demand. a.tual rates being T. ~ = of
q. cent Boz, ..H a!UtXt. revised gH H,atIuu>;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

\OTICE.--Thr annual election 81 Directors
= Of Tine LONG BRANCH A\D SEA SHORE. RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Tor fhe ensuing year ~ ID hr h.i1 ar r
o-t the Company. A. Long Branch y j. on WlN ~
l--t. between thr loaf- ui - l4 a. l
. B. u. The transfer BOOKS Of the Company VAL ne o."
uuaIg IT, 1873 a; 3. and open January ~ - ak AZ
a ui g.. D. NDRD~iNL. secretary
Long Branch ana sea shore j.. T. Co
N.,. Nnrk re.erlhrr = LIZ.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

SILVER INITIATION seems not to be
feared In any part of the world, except
in the New England States. Those
States have an immense capital invested
in United States Bank paper. They got
the paper cheaply and succeeded in get
ting it converted into gold and they hope
to make it buy as much real estate as
possible at the lowest possible figure,
hence they hate TO see solid money made
plenty. They have the money paper
mills and would food the country viii
Just enough to answer their purposes
Really we see no great objection to oul
neighbor being enabled to sell his hous'
or farm for few hundred more silve
dollars. And if silver imitation does thii
we cannot see the sense Of opposing it
This talk about silver imitation is al
nonsense. No one should fear imitation
from either silver or gold. Such an in
fiation would be sure sign of prosperi
ty. What we want is prosperity, and i
it brings silver imitation, why let tina
kind of imitation come. The quicker tn
better.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

NEITHER Mr.. VIM. Dean nor his
Kent county friend ever knew the editor
of the GAZETTE TO write word to cl.-
courage the keeping of dogs, or in excuse
for their killing sheep, however much
their malice may induce the indicting OF
such sly huendoes as Mr.. Dean uses in
his article elsewhere. We supposed the
county had become tired long ago OF
paying for sheep killed by dogs; and
dog that is knoion TO kill sheep has usual
ly been regarded as public enemy-al
outlaw that any one might kill. We
should be glad to aid the rearing o
sheep in any way possible. They ough'
to be the especial favorites of all who
desire good food and rainnent, "an'
plenty of it,"
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
Some Republican Yarns.

GENERAL EWING SHOWS HOW HAsELEss
THEY ARE-THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Gen. Ewing
arrived in town last evening on his way
from Atlantic City to Ohio, where he is
to open the campaign tomorrow in a
speecb at his home in Lancaster. He
characterizes the story published yester-
day in a New York paper concerning
senator Pendleton's attitude toward
himself and Senator Thurman as utterly
n,tue He says that the Ohio Demo-
cratic leaders are united ana VIII work
tremendously and energetically Tor a
vicIory, of which he seems to be conf-
dant although it is true that the Repub-
Iicans are literally pouring money into
the state. AS to his connection with
Mr. Tilden General Ewing says:
at is pure nonsense. l have no al
lance with Bayard or any other states
maH about politics, none whatever.
am simply the candidate OF the people
of Ohio. | shall seek In this canvass tC
keen the Presidential question entirely
ont of it, see the Leavenworth Pres
tells a long warn, which has been re-
vamned by the New York Tribune, abou
INV comforting with Mr.. Tilden fl ON l.
O'clock until 3 in the morning, mapping
out the campaign in Ohio In 1879 AM
the Presidential campaign Oh next year
and about Mr.. Tiiden's agreeing to cor
, tribute $50, 900 provided Mr.. j. g
Thomp on should have nothing to d
: with the canvass, &c. In company wit
n Mr. Barnum and Senator Randolph,
= called to pay my respects to Mr.: IiMe
e about 8 O'Clock in the evening and stage
A NOT more than an hour. subsequent
called with Senator Randolph ou M
Kelley. / had no conversation wit
j. either gentlemen about contribution
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
Five Hundred People witness
DAel.

MEMPHIS, July "a "A duel too. place
yesterday, at a point fourteen miles east
OF CoIurn bus, NJ iss., in the State of Ala.
bama, between Captain Humphreys and
Majer Moore. Five hundred people
witnessed the affair. The combatants
fired upon each other a. distance OF ten
PAGES, with Smith & Wesson revolvers,
without effect. Major Moore fired i'm
phreys took cool, calm and deliberate
aim. After the drst fire friends pressed
the second to take advantage of the reg
ulations of the code, which was done,
and the affair euded, both their honors
having been satisfied. The duel grew
out of difference III politics.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

ness. But surely they could sink wells
near their place into which they could
discharge their dye waters. If the wells
were dug TO sand, water would flow
away, and If they filed with sediment
1t could be dug out and applied to their
fields.
But this Is none of our business-nor
is it the business of the Council 1t Is
the duty Of the Council and Board Of
Health to see that our water rights are
secure and that the water is not allowed
to be impregnated with unhealthy and
dangerous substances.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

GAINS IN GRAIN.-iJ is estimated
that six countrie, in European will this
year be compelled to buy three hundred
million bushels of wheat, and that
France and England will need three
fourths of this quantity, while Frances
share alone will cost her one milliard
OF francs, or fifth of the sum Of hel
famous ransom. This means prosperity
for the American farmer.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

SUFFERING SALIsBURY.-The re-
sponse which our noble firemen made to
the summons for help from Salisbury /,
Maryland, deserves the highest praise.
Nor is there less credit due our Mayor
for his prompt and active efforts, or TO
the F., w. X Ii. X. X. & ,mpany for the
ready and lightning-like speed with
which the cars containing our fire-engines
We're despatched for the scene in the
burning town. 1t is greatly to be hoped
that the destruction of property is not SO
great as is stated. Owing to change
of the wind the fire was far less disas-
trous than the people of the town ex-
pected it would be. The loss of lum
ber mills, &c., is now placed at $4,000
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

for the Ohio campaign or the Presidency
In 1890"
Mr.. Ewing said, further, that the OHIO
Democracy has decided preferences Tor
Senator Thurman rs the Presidenuai
candidate next year. The issues OF me
Ohio campaign, he said, were TO be nm
ance and free elections. Both were
equally important and would oe mane
eG ualIy prominent. He looked upon
FOSTER election as sure forerunner oi
Secretary Sherman's candidacy for the
Presidency next year.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
PROPOSALS.
p, EsTAURANT PRIVILEGES

4, ,ESTAURANT PRIVILEGES
X, FUR SALE.
The Restaurant and other Privileges dur
ing the Delaware STATE Fair 10 be held at
Fairview PARK, near Dover, Del, HE last
week In September next, will be let To the
highest bidder on July 18Th.
For particulars, address, ,
RICHARD HhRRl No TON,
Jyl7 -3taw.or2w Secretary,
Dover, bel
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

The New York Herald says :-Secre-
tary Sherman yesterday, in a speech
at Lewiston, In Maine, began to white
wash himself, a proceeding which 50 old
a politician as he ought TO know will
make him very "monotonous" TO the
public In a short time. lie replied to a
number Of petty "charges" made against
him In the democratic newspapers OF
Maine. The late William ii. Seward
used to say that while he thought il
necessary to defend his policy he held
| that his Character must defend Inn
agains, mere political "charges," and III
was doubtless right.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

IT SEEMS to us that the Jews make
no hing but fair request when they
ask that they shall not be referred to as
"Jews" any more than "Presbyterian,"
Methodist" or "Catholic," should be
referred to by thus denominating them.
They only ask that their creed or faith
shall be free from this kind OF implied
censure,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

Tsr pAILY GAZETTE is preiisnses"s ], sss Mar Mar
sf,erpoon {sunday excepteu ,Ja,, az IN sub
nst ,Hars se n All ali parts OF The city and os, sur
sci ns,ng ,"s taWns and villages, or SIX cent
payable weenly Yearly .SDSs5le nrspla
srs, s N advance It has ras,e Large, psper IN
t;on than any other uemoc'a''e
the State. ,vrrr established
Tia IA r lne largest and mos, hoursn,ng 81 rnay
xssS,y paper in Inc state and ,hs nai peninsn s
Trculs.ion than any 9.ner 9rnersdsy an Va afternoon.
b. Published every ne
t : n per year In advance
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

WHLIAMsroRT, Pa, July "a, 1879.
A lad named Eddie Dumont was
drowned while bathing in the Star Mil
lumber basin this morning. IL. dived
from II and before he came up the
logs me together so that lie was unable
to reach the surface.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
Crushed ON the Hail.

EAsToN, Pa, July 24.-Mrs. Christian
Flug, an aged badly, while walking on
the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad
at this place, this evening, was struck
and run over by a coal tram and instant
ly killed. Forty cars passed over her
body.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

The Odd Fellows viii givea grand fx-
cursion and reunion at kthoboth Beach.
Fri day. July 25, 1879 Train leaves q 80 a
m. :, snarp. Tickets, adult $3.50, children,
Al IN IL
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
VNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
CITY and school Tax Tor 1879

Ctty ana SCHOOL lhN IOr 1871.
The undersigned feceivers of Taxes for
the CITY of Wilmington, Will be at
NO. EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the hrs day OF July, 1919. between
the hours OF and II in the morning and
from 2to6 IN the afternoon for The purpose
OF receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month OF
July. there will be IA ded duclion OF five cents
ON every dollar, and ON all taxes paid on
or after the ii st day OF August, including
the first TUESDAY OF september, shall be
payable without N ded ction or addition
ls aloresaid, and al lAes unpaid on lhe
next day after the fl rst Tuesday OF Septem-
ber, shall be Increased by the addition OF
i've per centum Oh the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
f[Cniuling all North Of sixth st ]
WILLIAM kYNE
Receiver southern district.
jyd-tf Including all South 0l SlAlh ~
Nj OlIUr..-J II. Primrose mas Lahen tie
N management of the old and reliable
| se W ing macuine company-tne wheeler q
| Wilson. 4 his machioe has been lately
improved, and IL an en.lrely new machine
| and Is known as the Improved Wheeler q
| Wilson IL is the finest made lock-stltcf
| sewing machine now IN use, and has al
| yantages superior 10 any other.
We hope our friends Will give us "A call
| and not buy until they have examined thii
| new machine.
| our IerrItery embraces Delaware an,
| Chester counties, Pa, and delaware an'
the Eastern Suore of Maryland.
Our Office, at present, win he found a a
| 72s Market street. After the 18Th of Marcl
next We VIII he found at our old stand th
NcAGENTS WANTED. -
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