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The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
suMpORrANr soTxCE. /
An Opinion ON q Subtect In which
Cigar Dealers are Interested.


n As Isl well known, since the st Of
May, all cigars removed from the factory
'or plsce where they weie made were
required by the revenue laws to be BRAN
ded by having the factory numher, the
district and State, and the number OF
cigars In each bax stamped, indented,
burned, or impressed by an instrument
which would buru or sink the letters in
to the box In q legible and durable man
ner. A mere printed or stencilled i'm
preston on the box would not satisfy the
requirments of law.
This Commissioner in reply to = let
ter from a manufac urer stat' 8 that,
l"Whei fact urers have in their fac
teri box of cigars which were packed
prior to My the Is with the manufac-
turer's name, factory, number, ETC., bur-
ned Into ths box with branding iron,
AID 81 burned as to render II iInprac-
ticable to emove the nam of The manu-
tactuer, this Office will permit the sale
and rem val ofsuch segars without chang
ing the brand; but all other boxes must
be branded accordingly TO the amend
ed law. Manufacturers having cigars
pa ked and branded as aforesaid, aud
having the lab Is or caution noticrs here
tofore in use attached, will be required to
remove such l.bels or caution notices be-
fore removing the ciga's, and to attach
the label or caution notice prescribed In
the am ended law"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
New Rates of Tariff.

On MAY Sd new rate Of tariff went
into effect on the Adams Express Com
pany. According to the new rates books,
periodicals., pamphlets, neaspap RS, ETC.,
not exceeding two pounds, will be car
ried for IL cents; over two aud not more
than three pounds, 20 cents over three
and not more than four pounds, rs cents;
print, d books over four pounds in weight
will be charged 8 cents per pound, In
addition to The rate for ouI-peund back
ages. Money packages under 500 will be
carried a di, tanc not over 500 miles for
10 cents; from 500 to $50, the same dis
tance, 20 cents. The special rates and
conditions for regular shippers are ex.
ceedingy liberal. Under the new tariff
Shippers oi money a. d small packages
will doubtless take advantage of the ex
press company as being the safest and
most expeditions.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

On the farm of Thomas Werner, in
Lower Heidelberg township Chester Co.,
Pa, white oak tree was recently cut
down which was 240 ears old. The land
on which thetree stood was takenup and
settled upon in the year l74l, at which
time the tree, which is mentioned In one
Of the original title papers, was already
of very large size. After the tree was
felled aud converted into saw logs, the
sections of the tru,k we're counted, and
found to number 240, thus giving bet
Ter record of the trees age than If 1t had
been registered. 1t VAS a very old tree
in the history "tbe Oldest inhabitant," :"
and has eive9 protection from the rays
of the sun beneath its Understanding
shade to number OF generations Of peo-
pie.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
EDITION
n.,ec Locals.

a.4
/ - street Commissioner viii
nens ne,,e little term of three years.
,aasi .nst pinafore Of the season"will
Eeu at the Grand Opera House. 'n'S
ns. ,,,nroved lima and large lima
eIs r. abundance, abundance At crippen,s' Tsird ~
/ and reliable garden seeds at J.
f;,b.s it1 s's store, Fourth and shipley.
~" ssked the p. W, 4 B. r. R:
man III .gent. the other day, IL he could
trunk "all the way to Philadel-
.,h,ic schools, which have been
/ RRuring Ru this week, willreopen Mon
- vant good and cheap seed get
of Of Crippep, No. . Wes. Vest q Lnird an
/ n;serable mannow silently chews
| hnne for dinner, and mentally
,he @ woman iiend who invented
cleaning.
T., want to produce the best possi-
sults, buy seeds of Smith, Fourth
blpley.
| souud of carpet-beating is now
in the land.
streets now resound with the mu-
|eIls of the dispenser of shad.
Gallagher the practical dentist,
es at No. S35 Market street.
vour seed of Urippen, No 8 West
street, You will get the best.
may SGT.
for Mcpherson, of New Jersey, is
regaining his health at the Hot
) of Arkansas. -4fe. ,ss
advantage that Senator David Da-
over other politicians is that he
ire room for buttonholes.
d. marrow and snap beans Mt CriI-
may 8-6t.
but the best kinds Of garden seeds
by J. J. Smith, at Fourth and
streets.
ar Sullivan says that American
prs do not give all of "Pinafore. "
-please-do not give us any more
e Is to be another bridge across the
nc at Washington. Isn't one
for the brigadiers to reac hWash-
on?
hind of sugar corn at Crippen's.
may SGT.
Ina Telegram:-"Five Police Com
hers govern three policemen in
lid, y. J. In New York city one
IAN governs two Police Commits
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
pesth OF samueI Campbell.

Samuel Campbell who for number
of years had been General Superinten-
dent of the Jackson & Sharp Cos works,
died yesterday at his residence No. 615
French street, from the effects of hemor-
rhages. The deceased has been suffering
for the past two years with consumption.
Mr.. Campbell, was well known in this
city and had large number of friends
who esteemed him for his many good
qualities. He leaves wife and three
children. The knights of Pythias flag is
at half mast in respect to his memory.
His funeral takes place on Sunday after
noon next.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Indecent Language.

John Comegys, was before the Mayor
this morning CHARGED by young lady
with using indecent language.
The plaintiff testified that on Wednes-
day afternoon she was passing the cor
ner Of Second and French streets, when
the def ndant approached her, and ad-
d ess her iu very illmannerly mail
uer. He asked her a qu-stion and be-
cause she would not answer it he used
some very unbecoming language. She
was afraid to appear upon the reefs, for
ear he might offer violence. One dollar
iud costs was the penalty.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
A Rir ROiler.

At 10 O'Clock, Yesterday morning, a
large boiler, weighing fourteen tons, was
started from the boiler works OF Robert
Wetherill & Co., Chester, Pa, for the st.
Augustine paper mills of Messrs. Jessup
& Moore, near this city. The Third
street. bridge, Chester, was propped up
with extra supports. when this unusually
heavy weight passed over IL, anu thougn
IL shook considerably, ahiy sustained the
strain. The boiler was drawn by four
teen mules, and reached the mills safely
early last evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
- ----- 4
ALIVELY LION,
scapes from His Cage and
res some lseOple Terribly.

rcat London Circus, which ap-
in this city few weeks ago, ex-
at Phnnixville, Chester County,
Wednesday afternoon and even
revious to the close of the after
performance, and while Prof.
te Ferris was performing with
! in their den, a young lion about
|rS old escaped from the cage.
|ing the cage the Professor failed
j the door securely, and in driv-
ions from one part ofthe cage t o
b, the one referred to struck the
|th his shoulder, causing it to
Quick as lighting the animal
for the open door. The Pro-
|ade a grab for his tail as he
Y the cage, but could not hold
! hut he bounded. Instantly a
sued among the thousands of
s gathered to see the perform
Women tainted, and children
and men turned pale and
In the rush to get away Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Paul Reeves, of
lille, were knocked down by the
md trampled upon. Several
ere also more or less injured.
st ran for the canvas, with
iris on his heels. just as he
i going under the canvas the
ght him around the neck and
b until he was secured with
pd ropes. lie was carried back
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
= serangs Action,


A co1.oRED MAN ENTERS THE PRIVATE
PORTION or z. JAMES BELTS DBUa
STORE AND WHEN ORDERED OUT RE-
FUSES TO GO. scs's sl $50 Isl
This morning shortly before O'Clock,
the clerks In q. James Belts drug store,
Sixth and Market streets, heard some
one endeavoring to open the door of
their sleeping room In the third story of
the building. Upon hearing the noise
one Of the clerks arose from bed, and in
quired of the person without what was
wanted. Receiving no answer, he Dress
ed himself and opening the door, saw a
cOlored man standing in the hallway
searching in his pockets. After short
search the man produced letter which
stated that he was deaf and dumb, that
he was travelling from Wisconsin and
needed assistance.
The clerk Informed him by writing,
that 1t was no place for q man to look
for assistance at that time In the MORN
ing by visiting private bedroom, and he
requested that he Immediately leave.
After short controversy the man left,
but when the clerks were descending the
steps for the purpose of entering the
store, they were surprised to find the
man sitting at the head Of the stairs of
the second story. He was again ordered
to leave but refused to go, whereupon
one of the clerks took hold of the lapel
of the mans coat for the purpose Of
leading him down stairs.
The man resisted and short sc,lffIe en-
sued, the man striking at the clerk and
in doing so struck the bannister and
peeled the skin from of his knuckles.
This enraged him, and he: kicked piece
out Of the bannister. 't.i Hoi
In short time the clerks succeeded In
getting the man out on the street, and
closed the door on him, but as he per-
sisted in getting In again, they sent for
an officer to arrest him. Officer McClane
responded, but as the man resisted, Ser
geant Whelan went to his assistance
and the man was taken to the hall. At
the hall he stated to the officers that he
was sick and was looking for medicine
and had been directed to 60 where he
did by some one in the street. Ne never
asked the clerks anything about medi-
cine, but wrote that he was hunting
something to eat, stif,lt st.d
After ascertaining that the clerks did
not want to prosecute the man, Sergeant
Whelan took him to the Holly Tree Inn,
and gave him his breakfast, after which
he procured q ticket and sent him to
Philadelphia. .a4sJ
The clerks at the drug store seem to
think the mans intent was robbery as
he endeavored to open the door of their
bedroom without Knocking. The drug
store was open at the time and if lie
needed medicine it was not requisite for
him to visit this story of the building.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
PAY of the Health Guardians.

City Council, last night, passed orders
for the salaries Of the members of the
Board of Health for the past year. They
are as follows:
A. P. Bailey, $25; Ezekiel Bennett,
$23; August Bickta, $22; Miles Burk,
$24; Allen Grawthrop, $26; j. r. Gal
lagher, $23; Lawrence Glatts, $25; IL.
H. Hawkins, $25; F. B. F, Miller, $24 ;
VIM. J. Morrow, $23; N. B. Morrison,
$23 II. NJ. Mullen, $25; b. F. Munson,
$23; ]. C. Seeds $24; Jacob f. Sharp,
$24; DIR. E. G. Shortlidge. 500; John
Simmons, $25; Allen Smith, $25; Nor
ris Weldie, $25; DR.. J. A. Draper, 500
Geo. r. Roberts, SIT; Jacob Lamplugh,
$500. Total, $49S.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

The tide of negro immigration into
Kansas has begun to .ebb. A party of
fifty left st. Louis on the way back to
their old homes Tuesday evening, having
seen all they wanted of the promised
Northern Paradise. The relief commit
tee have been furnished money from the
South to pay the expenses of all who
want to return, and the prospect is good
that the exodus will soon be setting the
other way. s..e., MAXI.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Tu,e First ot the season.

The frs strawberry festival OF the
season o. ened last evening in the w. L.
X. A. Hall, Nos. 220 and 222 Market
street, under the management OF the La
dies AID Society of that organization:
The room was very tastefully decorated
with flags and bunting, and presented a
very handsome appearance. otrawoer-
ries and ice cream as we'll as other deli
cacles were in abundance. The festival
will continue this and morrow even
ings. -
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
A Large Bass.

Yesterday morning, while Joseph
Pyle, was fishing in the Christiana
creek, near the mouth of the Brandy
wine he was fortunate enough to catch
large black bass, weighing five pounds.
The bass no doubt came FROM the Bran.
dyw,pe. as that stream has been stocked
wi b them by the Fish Commissioners
of Pennsylvania. 1t is very seldom that
they get this far down the stream.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Trial POstDOued.

The hearing of Daniel Mcguire, Chas.
Phillips and VIM. Donneil, who have
been arrested on the charge of being
mem bers of the gang who assaulted and
robbed John Benson, on Maryland ave-
nue., on last Sunday evening while he
was on his way to church, was to have
taken place last eve ming, but was post
poned until tomorrow morning at D
o'clcck on application of II. G. Turner,
ESQ. counsel for the defendants, who
was not ready to go on with the trial.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Tn for Repairs.

The schooner Il. f. Kindberg, OF New
Haven, Conn, arrived at the ship yard
of Enoch Moore, Jr., this morning, and
was placed on the marine railway, Ior
repairs. The vessel was blown ashore,
near Lewis, on March 31st last, and was
gotten oil on April 9th, badly damaged.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Important 70 Mothers.

Mr.. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
kheir children. II corrects acidity of the
stCnach. cures wind collie, re- ulates the
bvweIs and gives rest, health Ard comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething lis value is tucalculable 1t
softens ,he gums, reduces ini- nation
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
The child and cO,niort TO The MOTHER
rwont,-rve cents n hottie 'psriE .lvecd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
DIED

CAMPBELL.-In this city. on the 9Th
instant. samuel Campbell. In the 4,th
year of his age. .s.7 81. ..r
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 6i6 French street, on SUM-
day. the nth. at O'Clock, r. m. Inter
ment At niverview Cemetery. mas
FIsHEP-In Scranton, Pa, on the 7th
inst, George l.. Fisher, M. b,
Relatives and friends VI the family .re
respectfully invlte,t TO attend his funeral
from the residence OF his son. ir-law
homer Barry. No. bO4 W. bth street, on
Frid-y afternoon, at o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

yesterday with brother GeoFSs aad while
Walking along e1e g shs stEss@ g snas
He and his brother retuFnsd % this city
on the 4o'cleck tenius an4 NJ. =.
walked to his holne, and partook OF .
hearty suDper, Z. Hs, did NOT, retire until
after 10 o'cjock. but - the time of retir-
ing be comblained of pains. Ihs dseeas-
ed VIVA ,lnuSaxrfod, 3ss sssfsf ke4% dTels
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
PAROLES FouRTH vIcroRY.
the Great Cheshire Handicap
stakes I'm q Camter-A Vast Crowd
AstOmislneSl at HIS Burst of Speed,


stakes I'm y Camter-A Vast Crowd
AstOnislned Mt HIS Burst of speed.
CHESTER, May 8.-The Chester RACES
came to an end to-day, the chief event
on the programme being the Great Che
shire Hardirap Stakes. The presence
of the American representative Parole
among the entri-s, and the understand
ing that he was certain to start, though
he suffered defeat for the Cup yesterday,
increased the interest centred in the
event. The vast crowds on the walls
and slopes and the enthusiasm displa, ed
by the thousands was not an unusual
lncilen at this cradle of racing sport.
Parole won the ace as he liked, and for
the fourth time since his appearance on
the English turf delighted his hackers.
The betting at the tart was to /
against Flotsam, 8 to 2 against Ridotte,
7 to against the Strathconan-Fra-
granc- colt, o to Q against Parole, 8 to 4
against Sir Joseph and ~ to / against
Refer.
THE RACE.
After the eight runpers emerged from
the p piddock the horses were soon at the
post and started GU their journey. Flot
sam made the running with Ridotto and
Fragl ance colt, ard at the first turn Pa
role was the last OF the field. As the
straight was reached Flotsam was in
much trouble and hung out signals Of
distrts IS, when, Parole being called upon
he shot thl ongh the lot on the outside
with tbs speed OF bullet, and, coming
away from them, won the race by three
lengths In canter. The CONSERVATION
of those who jud Led Of Paroles chances
for the race BY his performance yester-
day can be much better imagined than
described. Thee were many who
thought that he was not in the slightest
degree dangerous.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
ai Of John Aiken. Jr.

('aI OF John Aiken, Jr., late
Union National Bank, took
luay afternoon, from his late
~, 4o6 East Fourth street,
largely attended. Funer-
Nere conducted by Rev. l..
"'ioVer 70 Presbyterian Church,
b; g. DuVal, of the First
Church, both of whom
ns addresses. Some appro-
~ NV; We're also sung by the
'ast T Presbyterian Church.
unerings were choice and
ova,iprlslng oa an elegant harp,
,nsers Of the Union Bank,
:, s"u crown, sent by st. Johns
NO I, no. |, Knights .Templar,
Io iIIeased was a prominent
,re re Pall-bearers were John
'a,lk a Z. Carpenter, l. Trim
"a anu M y. Frank Sharpley,
idvauh uhlon National Bank,
,"son nraa and Stephen Downey.
/ p,Vcesslon w was quite large
@s of IN the carriages, were
G.lcers and attaches of the
niHl ,y. lnterment was made
"'s'oh and Brandywine
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Death of Joseph Rieh.rdson.

Joseph Richardson, well known citi-
zen, died suddenly at his residence, No.
1915 Market street, this morning, from
affection of the arteries of the heart. The
dec az d was born near this city at Rich
ardson's mills in 1914. In 1889 he removed
to New London Cross Roads, Chester
coun,y, " here be carried on the business
milling and farming. He was very suc-
cessful in business. and In 1869..he retired
and removed to this city.
Mr., Richardson was In PHILADELPHIA
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

IN Proposals will be received for print
Ing and binding Three Hundred Copies OF
the Journal OF the Senate of the State OF
Delaware, for the session com m encing
January Ith, 1916, up to and inclusive Of
the 29th day of Marcl, 1879, with an index
The journal Is to be printed in octave form.
on long primer type, so as to contain at
least fort s-f1ve lines on page. with the
yeas and nays in line, In compact 'orm
as is provided in Section 4, Chapter 4. OF
the Revised STATUTES. All proposals mus I
be made in writing, directed to me al st
Georges, Del on or before lst day OF June.
1919, stating price per page, and including
all charges for furnishing and delivering
tue worF. A. u. OSBURE,
may8-w3t Clerk of the senate.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
WIN Not Sell the ROuds

Postmasters in different parts of tho
country are now engaged in disposing Of
the Government, $40 four per sent. certi
ticates. Postmaster Pyle, of this city,
inte nded to take some for disposal, but
circum stances intervening TO prevent
him from commenc ng some time ago,
he has now de sided not to engage In the
=
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
ASteanbOat Sold

The steamboat adelaide, owned 6y
the Harlan q Hollingsw orth Co., which,
as stated in Tuesdays GAZETTE, mas
been solu to parties in New York, ieit loI
that city this morning. During the past
winter the vessel was thoroughly over
hauled and repaired.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CARD.

TO ali VINO aie suffering iTom the ssr0es
and indiscretionA or youth nervOus Wo4k
ness, early decay, lcss 9f manhood, 40, 4
FREE OF CHAAN. This Rfeas remedy
was disco vered bya misslonnvy In South
Amer Send = self f-addressed onvelOpe
70 the REV JosEPE =. INAAN, Station p
zew York City. 5f IN s'l5flt. iiitit
dec20-eod Nwlv slast = 3t,s.i-f-s
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Personal.

VIM. Louderbangh, of Dover, who
graduated from Princeton T.eoioglcal
Seminary, last week, Is announced 70
preach in the Presbyterian Churcn a.
Berwyn, Chester county, Pa, onSunday.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
l0A0 Acrea Wanfed.

1T. Heald, Clayton House building,
this city, desires part es having farms
for sals on the railroad or navigsble wa:
sdanted to the raising of sugar bee 8, to
Communicates with him in relation there
to,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
The BIsvslusssnlsss AfseF
,.rf.N3. n u n10ye0. Fsrf fgfN
'sshlngtsp pisPsksla to The Nsw yerk

Chandler, Loean, Edmunds. ConklIng,
Blaine and thu lesser stslwhrts u tie
Senate are IN : Pickle over Aayes' an
nouncement &haf, ~, Nall Appr0v~ tbs hill
to prohibit military tnterfefence at cleo.
tions. Chandler v1slted the White
House this moFsing aed appltel his pee-
suasive eloqnence - the De faceo ffsst-
dents ear The leader Of Mlchigaps pe-
litical cohoris destined to say whether or
NOT Haves had changed his mind since
last night on the sutjec, Of . veto. iohan-
dler AMPLY observed: "You fell~Ts who
say in yonr newspapers that the Presl.
dent wifi approve that bill had better 70
slow. The 6iil iaa't through the Sssate
yet, and'I1l bet Hayes vstOes y after AL"
Mr.. Frye also called upon Hayes this
morning. The Main Representative aaid
Afterwards that tho bill w0uid be- ap-
proved without donbt The vacilla-
ting character Of the occupant Of tpe
White House IL the only basis upon
which the stalwarts now hope for a,vsto
of the bill. ~ iiiN V = lts5fSe ass ! s.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
To the PubIiC.I

would reBpeCtfully infor,,, =, = e-,..a.
ano the public in genetaI that hsve ZEN
tne notei ,ateiy sccupied by John Elliott
tbs ans yillsxe KlSwe a. e ns 9id Allan Corssr il
bar stock ed with thS cSS,cess w.sP nS
travellers. WM. r. NITE EpTNH ~
aplt-daw. "A'SoN'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
HEALl) & 60.
BANKERS 4 BROKERS,
AND DEALERs IN

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES CUM PAPER.
CLAYTO HOUSE. WILMINeroN, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Coilec-
ti0ns. Tickets to aud drafts on Great
Britain anu other parts OF the world.
jams lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

For hosiery of all descriptions 60 to
the Bee Hive. 100 dozen of ladies', gents
ahd childrers' hose just received, and to
he sold for i've cents per pair. Russell u
Snaucer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
DARN FOR SALE.

The owner having left the unity de-
sires to sell his farm, situated In W, rces-
ter Co. Nd, one mile from Poeomoke
City, the largest and most thriving town
In the county-it Is one mile from POGO
mobe City, where there is steam boat
landing and also r. X. Depot, contains
about two hundred acres, and Is easily di-
vided into two farm. Land is suitable
and accom- modaling. For particulars.
apply to G. @. Lloyd, Esq, of Pocomoke
Ciiy, Worcester Co., Md, or to Rev. Jno
W. Pierson. v ilmington. DEL, Pastor of
Mt. Pleasant NJ. 4. Church. my8 3tw
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

At the Bee Hive will be found the
largest and most de irabte assortment of
parasols In the city; 10 cents 10 $500 each.
Russell & Spencer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Fashionable Furnlturel
j. & ]. aNfB HARTMAN, !,
No. 40 King street.
WILMINGTON. D1l.

Gems Of Wiimin2tonn. ,n% % 4n6 &c &c s,s,..
- rounding country IN tVs e~rtirm. T s"r
=. ~ ,tpss to msnuafActurs s,a ana xssp On hand
rooms, Furniture OF syes1 wS$sot Nsrs.
style, consisting of MahocSny RcSy.sssi ICY
and Walnut Furniture suitable sor S"rIsr.
dinm,nSroTm mn sssorf1n s,9s snd g c5Aamher usss
more varied than een b lDund II HsIcwsrss ~
and all articles sold q orr ~ - aSssSI assf I1,sf
are Msrrn!e1 = reProaentad, -,--'7-.-.'---''
AssiSns made to order M - 1.9asole
on hand: Wealso manafa1t5ss ~ Ss,sy
ssantiy LAM kesP iarge assortment Of 6prin
HAIL. MOSS ana Hunk Na14y0SsSs
J. 4 J.. y. WIR NAV
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
COURTNEY AND ELLIOTT.
PrObabi llty fOf u Match Being Ar.
ranged to Take Place ON Saratoga
Lake. ts.s

Lake. s..
LONDON, May 9.-The Sportsman an
nounces that J. W. Bristow, of Auburn,
N. Y, who is now at Newcastle, yester-
day proposed to Elliott's hackers to
match Charles Courtney, of Union
Springs, N. Y, against Elliott for 5000
a side, the match to be rowed ON Sarato-
ga Lake in August. The matter was
fully discussed and no grave disagree
ment manifested. Another meeting on
the subject was arranged. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
An Aged Oak

Shetland shawls In great variety at the
Bee Hive. Russell & Spencer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
DRESTON AYAHp,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
And dealer IN
* ALERIOAN AND SwI,e
H. W w A CHE \.
a&.0 CLoCKs,JEWELRY
YpElvTA t,TER

LES,
EYEGLASSES,
SILVER WARE, a.
NO ,0b MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Particular attention paid to repairing N
all Its branches also, changing spectacle
glasses. Has . good assortment Of glasses 3
constantly on hand,
The public is cordially In vited TO call and
examine my stock and earn my prices
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