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The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
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The SAD DEATH OF A wILMI1sofO1 ofeL,
IN PHILADELPHIA BY AccIDENr. :

Is
m;n Jennie Hall, girl formerly ofi VIII
photographic establishments or Hktino
notners, corner of Seventh and DfcifN
son streets, Philadelphis, met. vaishI ~
aScc.ueht while at work on Friday laet.
tnat resulted in her death on Safurdayy
a,gnt, Just before ~ O'Clock. Tho tifa
,~a T. IT,. nuces are thus given In: they Evsn
ing Tmeiegraph OF yesterday:
dsath me O. circumstances Stsending' 'th6
uoasu .oss oI Jennie Hall, aged saveaGooa
ing at The Pennsylvania Hanirai 5frnsR
~ .ries ~ sustained, her scalp being taDtA
cH while at work ut K. p. q A Risti NJ
factory, on Seventh street. near OicRin-
sou, on FRIDAY morning, by her .haaf
Sng caught In some shaftinR. On the
W. w. "1n4ehed She unfortunate aifl end
shan:s y. Davis were engaged In hsnglnh
of f,ba S. az rack at the factory. A cOusin
u Ine ueceased, q little girl named Irene
Allen, called to see her. and vSile tSov
WelS engaged in conversation jennie
uau attempted to curl her hair bv tyWfsf-
Ing 1t around the shaft. -, '''-.,g
s,,Sd az nau done it several times wban
Suuoeniy IL caught and she Screamed fof
noiP. MI. DAVIS ran to her assistnuoo.
har ~ nGhueavorlng to extricate her from
.o. porlious position, her entire scalp
,ss w. Ioln on. She was removed imme-
ppealately after the occurrence TO the
renneyivania Hospital, where she ex-
p,rea yesterday morning. The jury re-
'u1neo me a verdict of accidental death.
tne unfortunate girls mother died
9oous year ago in Wilmington ,leayipg
oennle and an elder brother in comfort.
aoie circumstances. Jennie came to thit
LILY osSy anu insisted ON going 70 work -
oarn a her own living, in preference to 70,
ing 10 school. Her brother who fiveS
mere, was notified Of the sad affair, and
arrived at the bedside of his sister while
sne was yet conscious.
Inc remains Will arrive here to.rnor.
row aitern0on at 2.60 o'clock. from Phil
aaeipnia, to proceed to Wilmington and
Brandy wine cemetery. ''Ll IelGf III
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WILMINGTON. DEL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1S 1879

Spnuger object, when they saw the land
tnai really belonged " them by virtue
oi tue deed aud lease, sold by the church
10 other parties? Mr.. Cole ANSWERS the
question a. follows: The land at the
ume Inc sales were hIst made was not
near 10 valuable ~ 1t 10 ut present, and
the parties did not think the property
worth the trouble and expense that
would naturally bs snt.,iled by litigation.
Ana having let the matter pass for sea-
-oh they neglected to take 1t UP when
the land enhanced In value.
A great deal Of diificulty will be met
with II the heirs persist In pushing their
claim. One check IL the fact that about
the uue John Springer the hat maker"
haue the contract for the land, there
WAS another John Springer living in or
near W Huntington, aud dosbt ARISES as
10 VINO John Springer was, aud lin the
language Of one OF the heirs, living here,}
VINO John Springer wasn't. "SOme Of
Inc heiIs have declared that the wife OF
the owner of the land was kebecca.
This john Springer. and his wife Re-
6ecca, lie buned IN New Caxtle. aud MT.
Cole has found that John the ha,ina-
ksrs' wsfo was Damed Mary, and ~
sucn, sigsed deeds IA al leases in cunnoc-
tos with her busba nj. But tins will be
one Of the least puz2iing things TO uurAv-
81. The more uiffiCult work will be tnat
OF hunting up family genealOgy, and
James Z. Springer OF Iowa IL d.vot,ug
his time to that task. Mr.. Cole has found
much IN the records teudlng to throw
light upon the famiiy's early ancestors.
IL n estimated that the lineai d.. &c ndants
Of john Syringe number, at tins DAY 4,
six thousand souls. Among those con-
necte1 with the family are some Leading
men, who are Interesting themselves IN
the case. Among them Is Hon. James
Il. Blame whose sister, Mrs. Miller, is q
mem Dor by marriage. Moses M. Sprin-
ger, M. r. OF Canada Is also connected.
Outside the land in the city limits, Ia =
tract containing S0O acres between here
| AID Newport, which WAS secured by .
similar Isase' This however there Is but
httle hope OF recovering.
ln regarJ to the case, 1t may be sta ed
that the property holders here consider
the claim Ridiculous, and feel secure
from tjectment, ~ much Ot the land has
Ueen IA posse essiOD for the statutory limi-
tatiOn, n years. The heirs, however,
feel confident, and ssy that the suit Ut
the noted Myra Clark (Gains) was u pre-
cedonL'
Strange ~ this CLAIM may seem, there
Is another thai Is evun stranger, ,uiade by
tins same family. They stale that l7O
| years ago there was d, posted In the
bank NJ Stockholm, Sweden, by the IA
ther Of Cnarles Christopher Springer to
the credit of his heirs, SS7O,VO0. Sllce
then It has remained untouched, and,
being ut interest, has increased TO maoy
millions. IL has been advertised aud the
heirs requested to come aud claim the
money. The family arO nov engaged in
tracing up genealogy and attending to
other matters, necessary to secure pes
session Of the princely fortune as we'll
AZ sf the broad acres On which our city
| Is built.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
4dSne Ercifed

Sasnsn, in Maine over the
Mpuss y sf the Democratic An.
L,%,t.,eo ~ count in" their mem bers OF
Isrs.a' srsa'sre In the can vass TO-DAY.
hsaaIl ,a lever heat. Senator. BIsin ne
Ea'p :, With other Republican
EI,%,' 10 10 Augusta, and Governor.
IG Cshu.oo aao eI- Governors Cham ber.
M SUOuln Nv, Y aud others have tale.
SS.a asy sley will be here to. iav 70
eIn.,, ,Uunl' @ The Governor and
EI.,,,s!yts Yesterday, and last evening s
lsss s1Ht II 'old = COMMITTEES Who
ksp,s y e,n. that the returns vonId
aWs a,con 70 amendment Or correc,in" yTn
ess' ess',S%nl!tee 'Sni!t of the Council on
ssa,s.a. .a0ul1 d, report the results of
io~ =. There would ne twsntv =,
III ~ s0,.a. Tie time Of their re renors sms1cy ~
n ~: y. Of returns on ,sch,,o.,
asaes,,s,ln ,,s,nored which would S,.s
- n,s sss ". and N CIR. enbasksrss s 10
sas,' ss' s,s,R ,ae Republicans IL The
A,.sd KY. a,' ~, the Republicans ie Is
M Others II.
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In LOUISIANA, YEs-IN MAINE. N

In LOUISIANA, YEs-IN MAINE, No.
1t seems to be conceded unanimously
in this part of the country that while
stealing the vote of . State by counting
in the defeated party may be tolerated
in louisiana and Florida and such far
off places. it will nos do at all for the
State of Maine. We don't believe any
such thing can be done in Maine but
all the same, 1t is good opportunity for
exclusions to "visiting statesmen. ~
Ledger.
Garry the news to Hayes,
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Fire IN q MiW.

Ga Sunday morning last fire occur
red in the large mill, owned by Mr.. John
MaxsOn, situated at Ninth and Green
streets, Chester. 1t was some time be-
fore general alarm was sounded, and
when the fire companies arrived at the
scene one end of Lhe mill was found to
be a blaze. The fire was confined to the
drying room, and despite the efforts of
the tiremen it burned for some time.
The loss will amount to about $4,000,
and is FULLY covered by insurance.
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Coming Amusen ents.

Fnd snusements are about IN have
tE.M grstlred within the next few
rEs variety Of performances
Ioudiy evening next, Mr.. Joseph
7p viii appear in his great specially
Inn Cow" This piece 10 one OF the
nnh now being presented on the
ert wherever presented has been
axg Arge and cultivated d audiences.
lksday evening next, Miss Helen
Y, asUeat imitator will appear In
Eudoa with the swedish Ladies'
rzA OB
siE'ing Night the Opera House
ersnl have secured bhs hartley
oonbipation, In the great ssc-
s@d'y, The Galley slave" Ths
'lndudes some OF the bs.t actors
ns'e' known, including among the
Hines Emily Riyl aud Maud
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|r,,,,er prepared for this edition ION
krs' e'vs y, n. Historical Society a. a
das' 'l'.,"o ~ from Esquire Cole viii
|s'n'''''1n sn,1ox. Our local report. be-
'snT','fI '.,', full and numerous ".
''a'u., s'. ~ give all that We desire desired
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ImpOrtant to Mothers.

onsH sh,Ma naS syrup 1s me me
their children. IL oOrrects Rcidity of the
sfowach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething its value is incalculable. 1t
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest TO
the child and comfort TO the MOTHER
Twenty-Five cents . bottle. marl6-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

,o,. CorroN EXcHANos.-A
~ ~ ,OI r.,.,u Exchange was sold
s., lor ,l7D. This circumstance
.sSI' .st,l Of the members to state that
.s., wa. out Of al proper
4 4. opportunities OF making
w v" a.. or then, said that he m 'de
way ,hi. week on ON missions
800 Indeed. 1t is . common. '.' :.
s.ll the Exchanges now that 1t Ia
'.,..r no, the speculators, who
.l., ,hp money.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
,.,.r. Absorpiivs Lung Pad

! nrvsr's AbsOrptivs L"uS
.,sov,,ve Lung Pad possessss the
4 M,srtul medicinal elements, but
I'M, nothing that can inJure the most
[.yga.m. 1t purifies the blsod and
LLnp. ejaculation, IL stimulates the
~. and restores the nutrftive pro-
Phce Of pads s. per pair. Address
Snns Beaver q Co.. 4z3 W. Walnut
"A lancaster, Pa.
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On q Cunning Trip.

Yesterday, Mr.. |. N. Mills, general
manager of the Delaware Il. R., accom-
panied by number of gentlemen went
down the Delaware r. R., in the pay car
on . cunning expedition, They will be
gone Two or three days, and as they are
Food marksmen, game will no doubt suf-
fer at their han 1s.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

ib'''''''' y Increase of ,s production
70 800 ,S,,s' 90 o.'.. Of o's.on. ~. H. a:o
~" Of tobacco aud 200. .oOo
,''1.s ~ .asar. The sprissf's'd Re.
k'd' o. '1s "Tn,. increase foos up .
a~ wy =, NS,oo,Oo let alone see
n,a' a...D,ud :. every stroke Of negro
ht .',l,sr.s say. Is taken 10 cur
si..d'y fear ofths shotgun ''"' "'''''
~ ball whip"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Brief Locals.

enlMt
aafphy 10 Kerry Cow" At the
ADN's Oh Monday evening next.
san Of fre last evening was false
n, "' cases before the Mayor this
sr ss-N'a the city ofIiciais are attend
ss' ' u! ,aled that the Washington
Y, evs y, !, heard tell OF special des pat ca
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Held for Court.

Whitley Mccall and Peter Munday
were before the Mayor this merning
upon the charge of assaulting with in
tent to kill and robJOhn ODOnnen. The
evidence against them WAS the same as
tba at against McMOnagle yesterday, and
each Of the parties was held for court
In the sum of 81 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
FrOters,OZ Tisit.

Tomorrow evening q number OF the
members OF Mechanic Lodge, No. 4, of
this city, will pay . friendly visit To
Fidelity Lodge, Of Philadelphia. They
win 60 on special car attached to the
regular GAG train.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
DeIaued VJth Heavu Freights

The steamer Vesper. OF the Electric
Line, Capt. Hall commanding, which
was due IN this city on Saturday after
noon last, did not arrive until late last
evening. The detention was caused by
the heavy shipment of railroad iron.
The steamer sails again for New York
this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
u,~e willow W are.

N, M, ,u,, In by steamer ILLINOIS,
Y su M, d ,hs old blue willow patterns
\. y, IN separate pieoss st very low
,.,,on,. eS Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
DIED.

SMITH-At the residence of her husband.
VIM. b, Smith, near Ekton, Nd. SUM-
Funeral from her late residence, two
miles north of ElkIon, Wednesday after
noon, November 18th, at O'Clock. Ser
vices a. house. lnLerment at Elkton,
cemetery. -,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
ANOTHER FATALITY.

Another despatch was received at the
Coroner's Office, about nine O'clock, from
Newark station, stating that man had
died suddenly at Ferris Corner, near
Glasgow, in Pencader Hundred, ,and that
an inquest was desired. The Coroner
returned from Mt. Pleasant at 2 o'clock
this morning, and started or again for
Glasgow about 8 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
KiLLed at Mt. Pleasant.
A MAN KILLED WHILE HAULING LOG

A MAN KILLED WHILE HAULING LOGS.
Coroner Butz received telegram at 7
o'clock, last night, from Mt. Pleasant,
Mill Creek Hundred, stating that man
had been accidentally killed. He star ted
for Mt. Pleasant at once, and on reaching
there summoned jury and held an in
quest.
de found that the victim was a white
man named James Murphy, who, while
hauling logs near Mt. Pleasant, was run
over by the wagon and killed. 1t is sup
posed that he was eDdeavoring to fix
something about the chain and windlass
of the log wagon, and the horses started
and the heavy wheels ran over his head,
killing him almost instantly. No one
saw the accident, IS Mr.. Murphy was
working alone at the time. The verdict
was accidentally killed by being run
over by q wagon while hauling logs"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
s.cs'.s'ee 's' seuthern Outrage.

k,ss Naous Ca Tlmes.
IA H.. ~a 'sns Of the Times ipfotm.
nj se. nen and brethren. two
eaG,ss sas .,,, ,colored, surrounded o a
nS~,ss W. geese while out hunt
chNrsI Io :. ago. The plan Of attacL
hS ss d't1aa 1Guntsmen to approschishs r, sssais
lSs,u ,u,9.,snt ~ M sides. When Wfnp,sntio witSiH
and a y sas e geese they took alarm sIsrm
Ssss,a,sSs y thy did So three ~nn. n,
s.asSS'e n au, At 4 them. The geese flew iiew
s,nn,IasHo SO easily. He received s,u.d 'Sp in
s.s S..,i y him and lost I, some ONE IInts Sloos
~, ~ except for ~, one ,e'ua shins inc
sA , 's ss' Was shot in the SsS f.cs snhng IN
sG. ,.,,s.c,s sasncs to fire his ~ sseopS uss
&''isatins fowls. ''sono
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

Be on time; for prevention is better
than cure. All coughs and colds and such
affections OF the throal and lungs as lead
to consumption are cured by DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price So cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
n galls 6asstts.

|..,,.a.lpli. rslsgrasA dread. '. |.
(t,Ss'lele' .swherc copied, and
~ ,,o ,,'',r reuenOer that tbs 1e'e-
Republican Paper'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

A good nurse is a blessing 10 every
family, and all sensible nursos recon-
mend that innocent but effectual remedy
for all the pains and ills thatfalI baby,
DIR. BulIs Ba6y Syrup. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
No Business.

The q. s. District Court met this '
morning as usual at IL o'clock, but there
being no bust ness, it adjourned until II
o'clock on Friday next. g. js3..a % q IA
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Deisrms klds.

! \ Isupard & Co., 8li Market street.
ys ,A.Ir stock OF Kid gloves,
Rh,c Delormes In all u .rs,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

"' ''''sSs''ISsss ISsss 'st t'1s:'lz; Il: ls;,.s. ..:
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
OF as.
MACH1NERY, &c.
VIII be sold at Public Sale ON

VIII be sold at Pubic Sale on 40 ]
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1879. l. u.
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the auction rooms Of
l.. w. Stidham d Son, No. Ill y. Fourth
ing machinery, ETC.:
steam engine, about 25 horse power, I
tubular boiler, l feed pump, power ham.
mer, l air pump and receiver, heavy
punching machine, blower, portable
forge, desk, and various small articles.
Terms cash. The machinery can be seen
upon application to the auctiOneers. 40.
L. w. STIDHAM Il SON, Auc.
nOvl7-6t. Ill Il, Fourth. street, Z,
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b ack.

Delome In white only
aadressed kid made by the
ts~ 20.
kain retalls a great many gloves at
ksrsbul when the true merit Of their
w hknown their sales must neces-
kJk much greater.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
yRAND OPERA HOUSE,

(NRAND OPERA HOUSE, .lL9sghs
" MASONIC TEMPLE. .
ENGLISH COMIC OPERAi ''
Friday EUe7si,sg, November 21,A
Ford's English Opera Company with u
its GRAND CHORUS and the .jfauf
new Prima Donnas
MISS LIZZIE ANNANDALE, e"Ssn
Late Of the Strako kosh Grand Opera and "
MISS BLANCHE CHAPMAN,
Together with ''"p
Miss MARIE BocHEL, ". god ow
Miss BELLE MACKENZIE, . -,, ..,.
Miss EMMA PREsSY, .''- -'o
Miss BLANCHE THOMPSON, -rso,lui
MIR. GEORGE DENHAM,
Mr.. ANGELIC ToRRIAvI,' ' 1ah1l's
Gate OF the Italian opera.l l,,tt,
Mr.. GREENsFELDER
Mr.. HOFF. : gsTtl
AND CHORUS OF NEARLY. .30.i mS.s
In Pianchettes' beautiful opera OF s.o.,,.
"The Chimes Of NOrmandy,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. sd. u.ir-
Gilbert & Sullivan's Charming ,Overa 90.
"THE SORCERER,s. -,
Which will be given complete in every
feature. New costumes. New GCanerv
This opera has been SO successful ~ 10 - 4.
repeated five times In Washington durin9
the past week. -. a
Admission IS and 50 cents. Reserved
seats 70 cents. The sale of seats viii com
mence at Thomas 4 Co.'s store on Mon
day morning and continue daily.
novlS-ot.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
NEW ADVERTIsEslENrs.

CT n00 TO LOAN.-One thousand
Ql1UVV dollars on first mortgage. c'"e
Apply TO +. b. FRAZER. Digod
novl4 81. Iity Hall.
L'Ok SALE.-One hundred houses in
l. all parts of the city, at least 10 per
cent. lower than they can be had six
months hence. J,T, HEALU.
novl5, IL, z, ,26a29. .tr ~. ~ rgat
0tJO REWARD, - -------'-
0AU Stolen on saturday night, Nov. Is,
from the stables of the subscriber, one :.
bay mare, IL years old, star in forehead,
and a half hands high. One dun horse
Az hands h.gn, long brown name and
tail, dark streak down the back. The
above reward will be paid for the return
of the animals to JOHN DIEHL.
nOvl7-tf, Red Lion p. O., Del.
u6SG n n
, 1879-06-21


Officer James GufFney walked into the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court at funeral gate
yesterday afternoon, with a man leaning henyf-
ly upon hLs arm for support, who announced
himself IS tho Mayor Of Jacksonville, Fla. Ho
was short md thick4et, wore black cloth coat
tl,at might hare been cut for tic Mayor Of Jack
sonylls, Fla. mauy years ago. Ills skin VISA
rs yellow as any Southern 9entleman's, and h!s
mustache % tlerce. The stranger stcatlied. HIM
self before The bench and looked gravcly ut Ills
Honor ss he asHoted: f" MY ue,no Il Joseph
reelected lass April; first tiMe Wa. ever in
New York; boon ruuud to see tlie elephant aud
the rights, u,la finally called op you."
Yes, yes." said Justtca Ktlbroth, looking
with interest upon his dtst1nguishcd Tta!tor.
It What's tbs matter, oiflccrW
~ founl him guing through the street, very
uustcndy. lta came up to lnu aud wanted me
to take rare OF him. He was willing to 70 to
the station-housa or anywhere clse. He was
almost gone fBotto vocc). liz must hsyo fairly
bathed himself tu tho stun to b. 10 drunk"
Don't send inp up for more than three
u,uoths," quietly Interrupted Mr. soI.her.
"Do you think you can take cara Of yourself
uow" quer1ed the court.
You lust come down to my hotel; and see
who.htr can't take care Of couple Of ,is,"
said sIr. setther, wnK!l1u one eya horribly.
VI guess the peopls Of Jacksonville want you
moro than W0 do, and you Inay aoh
Tile sclt-announced MaYor OF Jacksonville.
Fla, sl0wjy wheeled, balanced himself with
some effort, alI4 fnalu At straight for tue door
a. he COULD lowing the audience delighted ut
this littio exhibition Of Mayors ecSeutr1cltlea
when he cotnes 10 Gotham on hls trlal.irip.
, 1879-06-21

Al unseen spheres cast shadows on tbs Earth,
Sons unknown cau4a depscsses ,ne o.utght.
This house u full OF iEuGhter and swest ,nirth;
Tbs day haa held but pleasure sud delight.
Down in the psrlor sotns ono blltheEy sIncs;
4 chine of laughter eehocs In tho lAlf.
HUI, Al unseen by other eyes. strange things,
ltst+like. do 4cum to glide along the wall.
rise aud langtl. and say will not care
call them !a}c fAHclet, ono aud all;
And rot, suspended by single hair.
Thu sWofa Ut fata Keeu,s trembling, soon to fail,
IieaYe the honss. aad walk tho bu.y st.oat.
AMI nln7e With rho pleasure seeking thron1;
nut c1ose hehind ua follow spectral feot
That pause with me, Of With mo move Asoux,
1sesk my room, and closo 4nd holt tho door
draw the cnttata and turn M lhs light;
bnt elose beside nis. ctossr th4n bafUrg,
Tnly nAn,eless 6onsthng stauds-Jet out OF sight.
70 mystlc messenger Of wo to come,
W nkHaelssa Nothing Ycltpt prusentment,
Take form. Aud Taco mo DO M toaver dumb.
But Toll tue who thou eFf, and wherefore scat!
ELLA WuxHtxn.
, 1879-06-21

Early In the spring tllcrc mas a rumor Of ',s-
aster impending o1cr on ancient British Bsro-
netcy. which laa given heroes poets, and Law
yers to the country. The heir had Inherited
81, Goa. 600 Of debts, added to d round sum he
had raised from the lsraelttes at accommoda-
ts1n bank interest. When the usurers found
their security shadow, and TIC tnort9aRces Dis
covered that tho successor to the title g estates
had begun by dipping thu property further, #
WAS rcsoIycd To force payment. A noble Duke
whose nanlo Hpa much mentioned In connection
with the Gllsgow Bank, generously lent ns mulch
as deferred the evil day. But the smash would
have come all tile same this very month but for
tho wonderful stroke Of luck which befcll the
spendthFift patrtc'an at Monaco. lie broke tile
mai!o q round $3o0,O50 ID addition to ths
$400, 600 captured by hin tho two nights prcyI-
oua lie mad tho Wit TO cut with llts winnings,
a,id Ia now at home negotiating With his cred
jtuFn.
, 1879-06-21
A. DOG.

NSN1V lT0H9c71QE.
A. sober-faced man, drcsseu Ia modest suit
OF black, called in At the Town Clesk's, aud,
politely dotIihg bis castor. inquired:
"This Ia whera licenses for dogs are procured.
believe, strf"
He was informed that such was tho fact. uc
went On:
II hare dog that has been in the family u
great many years, aud NC arc all naturally much
ut viii cost vou s2.n broke In tho GENTLE
mxnty Clerk, ''if mxte."
"Dut it is not male doR,-at leAst-''
"Well, then, it'll cost you an even w
BcrIbbling . few minutcs-'s There is YOUR H.
cense, sir; you can ill i1 the critters natne.''
Taking the paper and examining It carefully,
the man tu black said. perplexng1y:
"fherc is SONS stntssake here. The dog is
not q fcma1e.-h
"Whatl' b!oka in the other, *not male!
Said the man In back again:
"Antfclpatlng so1no Misunderstanding, hare
brought the dog With me-" producing m old.
fashioned ire-dog, "and you can toll mo
whether Or not q license Is necessary.r
There was juat tic meeeat glntne Ct of twinkle
n The eye OF the sobcr-faced man ~ he said this
NO license waS needed, ho Was told, aud lu de-
partc1.. The gcntlemanly clark walled till hls
visitor had got to tic landing betoH before he
brought his list down on his desk like trip
hammer. with the very expressive aeconpani-
E1out OF Sold, By thundcrl"
, 1879-06-21
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thnn was expected month nno. Winicr-whoat
tatncarty ready for tho lalvcaters, md by t'le
A fcw t'eids viii bo cut .bis week. 'rile only
crop that Is suffering from tic sudden changes
n corn. " Is. howovor, 'look!uE we'll md thu
lcat OF July and August will rlpen It In time.
appcaecd here, selling At 10 cents to 81. per
buatcf. :, RURAL in.
, 1879-06-21

a co!ored woman, accompanied BY bright
looking 8-ycarold "ptck," Nsru passengers on
. Woodward syenue car yesterday, and after at-
trntlYuly observing thu yourKAter for few
minutes an oldIsh man leaned forward aud said:
Madam, IL that child tor satei"
"Wa,is dat's 'cordtu' to tha price sot on him,
! 'sposp," she repls1.
ul'!l give 4 $40 bill for him." continued the
man.
s'Dat's my agger, MT do piRges au, yournl''
shc auswered. and with twtst Of her arms sAs
placed "plckh on thu buyers knve, aud hsil
out hur hand for tue money!
"Wtll-but-" the dazeJ man ftanmered. as
the tle elf cung tightly ID bis vest and seamed
greatly pleased.
"Coms right down wld do scFp!" said Tho
1omun. "9Uu tnxd9 do o{IeF ~ 'eoptuu II.