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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

For impaired indigestion. and in fact
for debility from any cause, l know of
nothing equal to Fellows Hypophos-
phites. Its direct effect in strengthen
ing the nervous system renders it suit
able for the majority of diseases.
WIN. S. HOWE. NJ. D., Pittsfeld, Me.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

VIReINIANs glorify dishonesty when
they jubilate over the victory of the
debt repudiators. They show them
selves but sorry ons of the state known
as the mother Of presidents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

Mr.. WADswoRrH, N of the can
didates on the republican ticket of New
York state was not on Conkling's
''slate" and therefore received a higher
vote than any of his colleagues.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

PERHAPS Mr.. Potter is elected lieu
tenant governor of New York, and per-
haps Mr.. Potter will wish he hadn't
been before he gets through with the
state senate, which is strongly republic
car. The reverned looking Clarkson
N. will seem like a hen with an unruly
brood of ducklings when presiding oyer
fha eapafa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

DIR. R. v. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, N.
Y. started out as a poor man and
spent all his money in advertising. In
time he got away with $50, 600 in this
manner and is now a millionaire and a
member of congress. Go thou and do
liEoutoa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13
THURSDAY. NOV. Is, 1879.

gAdvertisers iDiu make note Of Itefact
that THE LEADER has a larger circula-
ton than any other paper published in
Wyoming.l -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

TURKEYS are being stuffed prepare
tory to being stuffed. See?
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13

PERMIT us to observe that the Tilden
boom is mot dead but sleeping"
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
EXTENSIVE LAND SALE.

The farm Of John A. Jones, Esq.
widely known as "Wheatland," situated
near Mount Pleasant, this county, has
been sold at private sale to Geo. F.
Brady, Esq, or Delaware City. The
farm contains $50 acres, about sixty oi
which lie In Cecil county, Md. It i.
acknowledged by experienced agricultur.
lists to be one Of the finest farms in the
State, and perhaps there is not a more
beautiful tract of land on the
Peninsula. The price obtained by Mr.
Jones was $2e, 600, cash, which is said tt
be low. Mr.. J. T. Budd, land agent O
the p, W. & B. Railroad company madt
the sale for the owner. We are inform
ed that Mr.. Jones refused $50 per acr,
tor this farm some years ago.-Middie
toacn Transcript.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
FIFTH EDITION.
Kent O.. Is,bie society

The Kent County Bible Society held
It's annual meeting In the M. K. church
Milford, on Thursday last. The follow
Ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
year President Hon. N. B. Smithers,
Vice Presldents-Duck Greek. DIR. Col
lins Little Creek, Albert II. Hoffecker
kenton, N. 7. Underw ood East Dover
Hon John A. Nickerson West Dover
Jas. X. Powell North Murderkill, ia.
cob q. Brown; South Mnrderkill, Hon
John W. Hall Milford, II. r. Hammers
ly; Misspillion, Vim. Shaw Secretary
i. A. Williams; Treasurer-John T.
Jakes.
From the report Of the President II ap-
peared that q thorough canvass was
made In July and August, of Milford
Hundred, at an expense Of fifty dollars,
which was paid by private contributions.
The books were furnished at the expense
Of the Society. Sixty-nine families des-
tftufe of the Scriptures were supplied
and many volumes sold at cost to those
willing to pay for them. Mispillion
Hundred will be canvsssed next year.
Harrington was chosen as the next place
Of meeting. The treasureI's report
showed $317.01 receipts, and balance on
hand Of $l56.9l. One hundred and
twenty-five dollars was sent to the
American Bible Society.
The repositories at Smyrna, Dover and
Milford made reports. Churches max.
ing C Elections have draw back of one
balf the amount in plain books for dis
tribution. The executive committee arc
Rev. q. Huntington, I. s. Haines, !. B
Qulgg, and the President and Secretary
In the evening public meeting was helt
and was addressed BY DIR. Sheldon, O.
Princeton, N. j. The affairs of the so
ciety are In healthy and vigorous con
dition, and the work grows in interes
as IL Is better known.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
GEORGIA IMpEACHMENTS.

THE GOyLRNoR AssAILED-sENTENCF
PRONOUNCED AGAINST GoLDsMITH.
ATLANTA, Sept 10, 1879.
The spirit OF investigation which pre-
walls In the Legislature touched the
Governor this evening, when q resolu-
tion was offered declaring him respon-
sible for "A contract made by the Peni-
tentiary keeper because the Governor
refused to interfere to break it. The rcso
lntion fell with startling effect on the
House and things are at fever heat to-
night. The resolution will be debated
Tomorrow. 1t will be beaten by IA large
maj ority, AZ the Legislature cannot be
marshalied against the Governor. The
debates grow more and more bitter day
after day, and the stormy times are ex-
pected tomorrow. Politicians from all
over the State have tnronged to the
capital, and situation Is grave aud threa-
teniDg. Sentence Of i'm parchment was
pronounced on Goldsmith by the Chief
Justice to-day in presence of an immense
crowd.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
"lT WAS THE CAT.n
sHERIFF PYLE GETS HIS WORK In On
sf FOUR PRISONERS.

sHERIFF PYLE GETS HIS WORK In On
sftt-s -FOUR PRISONERS.
The usually motely crowd thronged
the jail yard at New Castle this morning,
and watched with p'eased interest the
application of the the cat o nine tails
upon the bare backs ofthe convicted cul-
pitts. The Sheriff swung the cat and
meted out the number Of strokes which
outraged justice demanded.
James Trlisty, a negro, who had been
convicted of stealing a flannel shirt from
jew store on Market street, was the
first one to "face the music" His SEN
fence was twenty lashes, and he COM
ineuced to squrm with the first blow
although to the last they were laid on
lightly. Before the whipping was over,
the prisoner was most uncomfortable
object, and he twisted and wrftbed as
though he was suffering the most excru-
cia,ing torture.
At last y hen the twentieth blow fell
ami the culprit was released, he stepped
back and showed his ivories In broad
grin. Dat didn't hurt me, said he, !
only wanted to make you think dat IL
did, an' make you lay It on light.
William Fr,sby, col, one or the men
convicted of breaking into The M Metho.
dist parsonage at Middletown, next
,ame out and took his share. 70 lashes
with an ejaculation like "Gosd Lord
save u.s." at every blow. Like TT isty, he
treated the matter with much ievity
when the. Sheriff was done with him
and said that 1t was excellent fun
William Backus, for stealing a pis' o.
from VIM. johnson came next, and took
he same nnm Der OF lashes as the fore.
going, "like a man."
Alfred McCracken, a white man, was
The next TO get the lash land on. His
crime was breaking into the Old Baptist
chui ch In Wilmington q month or so age
IN the early morning and stealing there
from . piece OF carpet. McCracken re-
celved the last with sullen gravity, and
PAID less attention to the pain than any
| other one of the crowd whipped
The last one WAS Peter q ooseberry. a
81 Georges Hundred negro, who with
WIN. Fsisby, was convicied OF steaIin
from Rev. I. Il. Martiudale In Midd le.
town. Peter Is n little, short darkey and
he cut grotesque figure as he hngeed
ihe post in an endeavor to get as faI
from the cat as possible.
| This closed the exhibition and IN.
srectators hurried pell NELL from the
prison yard when Goose berry was taker
back. The Sheriff was merciful to al
the prisoners and IN every casa did moi
use the cat In a brutal way. S.
| Neither John Clarke nor James ,Johr
son were whipped this morning as stated
10 an aftarnOOn paper. The whippips
OF the former will not take place iii
next Saturday and that of the latter i,
said To have been respited.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
MARRYING EUxINE AND CASPIAN, Al
PETER THE GREAT PRoPosRD.
TnNnnN Gaut ~ 1910

MARRYING EUxINE AND CASPIAN, AS
PETER THE GREAT PRoPosRD.
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1870.
The Ners Vienna correspondent re-
ports that Marshal MacMahon is now
vl>iting the Count de Chambcrd at
Frobsdorf.
Mgr. JacobinI, the Papal Nuncio who
has had several interviews with Plnce
Bismarck, at Gastein, left here yester-
day.
At q consistory held yesterday In
Rome the Papal Nuncios at Paris, Wen
ma, Madrid and Lisbon were created
cardinals.
The Times Paris despatch says Prince
Bismarck wished to see Prince Hohen-
lohe before starting to Vienna, for the
purpose Of sounding him relative TO the
views of France.
1t is announced from Cairo that Mr..
Edward b. Mal-t, at present Secretary
Of the British Embassy at Constanti-
pie, has been appointed British Diplo-
matte Agent aud Consul General in
Egypt.
The Daily Ne,os' correspondent at
st. Petersburg understands that Prince
Gortschakoff will remain Chancellor
all his life, but there will probably be
an early appointment Of Vice Chan
cellor.
The Times correspondent at Berlin
reports that the socialist Deputy, Herr
Haszelmann, will be prosecuted for re-
turning here in disobedience OF the de-
cree OF banishment pronounced a. ainst
him some time ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
rhoF' IN CUMMINGS lrcr,-

we call attention ,o A. ~
,rcu lec.urss to begin on \ Non'9,.il sne illua
Inc course canno, TAI, V,,uay ns ev
eat. The delineation' '' om " unusual u
Wh,,,d. ' new and a attracting ftature rr''no; 3
more instructive or s altrgsin. nave
10y loving, noticing Prof. Gas,Ve, Gunn'nV"e,.,
course Ts IN Chicago, says: ''''ss I
Ills ma tery of the snh;o,, ,
OF Illustration, and the ''Cs, ss, MS !
facility with which he msn;n",f n;rsolt
crayo", rivitcd the attention. tHiaan1Pai,! y \ !
ence from first to las, . y y, ~, us
Daily Sentinel. na''
o,.I ut is not much to say tha, i, y.
OF The most logical, brilliant y W. W
duent lectures on Science sis'' avs, 40 ~
Post. \0V"") b
"lmagination is lot a f.o,,,.
invents lies, but a power Nf",'y ~, }.
immense truths. Cunning nos,I.. n, y
inspiration and pours life and in h !.
alliance. '"'"g
The first lecture will b. A..
Monday evening, in the hail IL
Opera House. """
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
TO BE INSTITUTED.

On Monday next. Supreme Chancellor
Woodruff, of the Supreme Lodge, X. of
p, of the world, will visit this city for
the purpose OF lnstituting uniform
rank, of the order. The uniform rank
will be composed of the Knight hereto
fore belonging to the Wilmington Divi
sion. This will be the Both rank ipsti-
tuted In this county and the first IN
Delaware. Mr.. Woodruff, during his
stav here will be the guests of Stan berry
j. Wiley.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
rHE AGRICULTURAL ca,
SIONERS
BELLEvILLE, Ont. San,

bkLLEvILLE, Ont, Sept. 10, ii
Mr.. Robert Read states the n
commissioners on Agricultural n
sion are much pleased with vh,,
saw OF the Province and It's prdu,
exh .bited at the Toronto and NJ
exhibitions. After Observation. y
system of farming in Ontario ths,
pressed the opinion that the l,nj
generally good and well farmed.
go TO Manitoba, Kentucky, Te,y'
perhaps, Caliiorna, returning II
permits, to the Dominion and r,
States. They intend reaching hon
CHI istmas. w
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

NJ OTiCE.-J. ii. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler a
Wilson. This machjue has been IRtcl y
improved, and IL al entirely new IN achine,
and In known Rs the Improved Wheeler 4
Wilson. II In the nnest made lock-sthcf
sewing machine now In use, and has nd
vantages superior 10 any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our territery embraces Delaware aud
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found at
72S Market street.. Alter the 18th OF N az ch
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 1Is Market street.
~A9ENTS WANTED .ee
feb5.dtf J. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
MILK ON SUNDAYS.

A number of farmers, who supply our
citizens with milk, are circulating pc
tition, which is being numerously signed,
to abolish the serving of milk on Sun
days from October 1st to April 1st.
They claim. that the milk will keep
good during those months, and can be
served on Saturday afternoons. aE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

NJ Office Is hereby gwen To the School
~ Committees OF the res pective School
Districts within this State, that ! have
apportioned among the several Counties
OF this State. the clear income for the
present year OF the fund for establishing
Free Schools nnd have divided and dis
tributed the share thus apportloned "a
each county among the se We al Districts,
rs follows: To each of the Districts In the
city of wilmington, N. q. County siZ7 IS,
and to each OF the o'her DIstricts In New
Castle county s95 81. To each Of the dis
tricts IN Kent County S73 SC and to each
The Dividends due the Districts in N CIV
Castle County are payable at the Farmers
Bank at New Castle TO the DisJrio In
Kent County at the farmers Bank a.
County al the Farmers bank at George
town. ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
State Treas. and Trustee of School Fund.
Dover. Del. Aug IL 1879. 2td2t W
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
-------------------
BY WATERWAY TO CABUL.

RUssIA's PLANS FOR A wATERw AY
TO THE FRONTIER OF AFGHAIsTAN.
LONDON, Sept. ia despatch from
st. Petersburg announces that M. Dani-
lof, the eminent Russian engineer, las
commenced the works by which it is in
tended to unite the Black and Caspian
seas by connecting various rivers. Large
parties Of workmen have been been des-
patched from Astrachan.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
Anchor LmJs ..s

aaAsss$; :y;'ii : f
Passage sage to 9,w',v;erpoc. ISoS ,,,,,,,,yI
salo an Cabins, w, s,S,nS ~ ali reqaisi''
Second Cabin, ine!ERuAtGfE = e y IL, ts,s s,srrANEl
::.:..s:; ;:
.-, rosi Of ,aiorpali0oSSi EROS.
FGt apply e osadTiins aEHRtos1ss1,S Greer, ,s%. SsS fs
or to SAM. F. BEr' Wil"lOs"
sepis.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
ADJOURNED MEETING.

The City Council will hold an ad-
journed meeting this afternoon at s o.
clock at Seventh and Jackson streets.
The meeting is held for the purpose of
viewing the grade of the streets at that
point. l(-
The Board of Health will meet at
Vandever's bone boiling establishment
on Torrance avenue, at 5 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
THE NEW PULP WORKS.

The Jessup & Moore paper company
have already commenced on the new
pulp works, which they are going to
erect below Walton, Whann & Co.'s
phosphate factory. The piles are being
driven preparatory to the erection of a
wharf The proposals for constructing
a reservoir 225 feet square, and IA feet
deep, will be opened on Monday.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-Siocks
were exceptionally strong ant hroyant.
Government were In fair demand and
frmer. Money was 4 to 9 per cent on
call. State securities were dull while
railway bonds were active and higher
Exchange was unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
Electricity is Vitality
When properly administered.

A.H6tcv0nS, M. d.,
The Oldest and we'll known ELECTRi-
DIAN Of PHI LAD ELPHlA, by the spe-
ciaI Invitation Of his Wilmington friends
md patrons has concluded to spend MON
DAY and THURSDAY OF each week, foI
r,e prese1t IN. Wilmingtou, not merely 70
benf al himself but for the purpose also Of
seneniting the snlicted OF both sexss ,sss in IN
Itfh Eiectricity only. He has been fn
PhiIadeIphia lsyears or more. using II as
: Speciality and heen sstonisnlngiy sue
casafuI In curing as many Of his old friehds
here have testified
All without SHOCKS or PAIN,
Being an Entire New Principle,
CHARGES BEASONABLE TO ALL.
Tc the respeeta bls slsaply POOR Jsrsrns %srely
n,,d ,nfe rnal ise0ses If females special
W lssT Ysys IN sissedsn'e Hs Sss seoures ao rei
tLnr psrlors al the Clayton House
Win Win open business Monday, septemb 1.
sep2-
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
THIRD EDITION
our COUNTY COURTS.
CONTINUATION OF YESTERDAYS
PROCEEDINGS.

rim sINu DEE ADJOURNMENT Yksrh"-
DAT AFTER TRYING TWO LIQUOR
CASES.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE
New CASTLE, Sept. 1o.-The nIs'
case taken up in Court to-day on ihe
reassembl.ng at o'clock after the mid
dsy adjournment, was that Of State rs'
Wnlisn Mckinley Of Wilmington for
selling liquor without a license. Ths
sccused failed TO put in an appearance,
ana the amount Of his bail, farnished
bv John McClaferty, was forfeited.
Tbs evidence was conclusive and the
iurv returned verdict without leaving
WIN. Mckinley was tried and acqult-
ted on the same charge on another In
dictment. ~
Al O'Clock the general jury was dis
charged from further attendance a. this
term.
The Grand Jury was discharged at
$50 O'Clock and Court adjourned sine
q could not be learned whether the
Grand Jury found any indictments in
the illegal election cases.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
PERSONAL.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker, Of
city, will administerthe Holy Sacnd
of Confirmation at st. Dennis Gail
Church in Kent county, Nd, to-moH
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING

Sealed proposals. will be received by the
undersigned up To o'clock on Wednesday
SEPTEMBER u, 1879 for printing Ave hun
dred t5o0i copies of the Journal OF the Il
W. Grand Lodge OF Delaware, l. y. U. +.
Estimates TO include price Jer page for
composition. paper, press work: covers and
binding. Size OF page 10 he The same A.
that adopt ed by the Grand l., dge OF the
United ktaks. ago.
Paper 10 weigh 90 p, unds 70 the ream
sheets q by 3sinches. Proceedings proper
10 be set In small plea, old sty 10. O m muni-
cations. addresses, resolutions, reports OF
com mittees. Ac.. &C., TO be set In b0argeOis.
old style.
Estimates 10 " clude also, two hund cd
(2o0) copies folded and stitched) OF the re-
Oris OF the traDd Onhcers--wnich are 10
be printed and delivered ON OF before OctO-
beri 1919. and the type ~ pt Standing foI
the Journal without extra charge therefor
The WORK must be first class. and deliv-
cred at the effice Of the Grand Secretary
within three (9 weeks after the receipt oI
copy. Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids Is re-
served ISAAC W. HA Liam,
sepl0 Ct Grand Secretary
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
FOURTH EDITION
Indicmtions for To-Day.

Increasing cloudiness wih possible ram
areas, easterly winds, nearly stationary fen'-
perdfure and barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
NOTICEN.

n; Office STAR LOAN ASSO-
~ CiATtON. .--Hix per cent. or one
months paym will be returned 10 earil
mem ber Of the above association by call
ing upon PHILIP PLUNKETT,
Treasurer.
wilmington. IIeI.. Sept. u. 1879. 81.
MONEY TO LOAN by the Win ineton
M saving fund sOci, ty In large Oh
small amounts on good first mOrtgae D.
No bonus or comm issiOn charfed. apply
to J. v. SMITH, 1870 Market street.
sepi7-dt23feodiw.
nOME LOAN ASSOCIATION NEW
III skklEs. First pay inent 5eptem-
Der 25th, (sth friday good and safe Invest.
menf. Apply to FIT. TAYLOR Hec.
COZ Market street
GEO. W. BUSH, Pres.
SEPT i-tm JOHN W. LAWSON, Treas
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
CUURCUEs TOMORROW.

CHURCHES TOMORROW.
A SBURY N. Il. ca UKCH-Rev.
n A h Wilson. pastsr.
Preaching at 10 80 a m. and u
TIFFANY BAPTIST CHURCH
ID OF Elm and Jackson streets. rev
Eastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 10 80 a. IN, Evening
vice at I 30 p. m. v.
sunday school meets at A. me-
T.. M, All cordially invited.
uHUKCH OF THE COvENAN
Preaching tomorrow AT 10 am,
80 d IN by the pastor, Rev ] Il hslI
sunday school at m. Prayer
Ing at 8 30 p m. You ave lnyllea.
ZEN TKAL l. FIRES Shy TEKl
u Church, King street, near Elshm'
]. Howard Nixon, ID d.. pastor. I'D
Services at 1880 a. N, i:3o p m' h'i
cordial,v welcomed: :
NALVARY r. +. CHURCH. %
~ Services nj iO ~ m, " p "'
er meeting at 40 ? pm.----.-,,T71dI m. N 4
NE Aw AXE AVENUE BAL
IL Church, Delaware avenue snu
streets, Rev Isaac M Haldemah, PAsSS Ss
Preaching morning and evening "
seats free. All are welcome
EPWORTH CHAPEL, corner pnh,uI aehwII
II Church streets, Rev w. D. ""0'N'
pPreach,ng at 10 80 m, and W XII
Sunday school a. 3 a m anu H.
cordially invited. seats Tree. ---57 q
NIRST PRESBYThKiAN M oRSHII Raw
Market street above Ninth' hS'
10 20 a. m, "Uccupy TIL CONE; on
a. n m scape for Thy Lila. Liz n
sunday school and Pastors D'''' '
at 2 p. IN. ,od
ace CHURCH, MINI G,svsn,ol sI,u
U streets, Rev william ~
d., pastor. o at 10 30 rn,
| Z 80 p IN, by the pas.on oe,Inq at sNl
Young mems PRAYER lnee. 80 :. ,6s
"oTIsEHJLD OF FAITa; ,9a,"S % 1ss
| door of the McClary bp''JK Krsr
~ Market street, Elder v. ~ and D
pastor. Preaching at 10 ~ = ~; :, .
MOVER fREsBYri, Yi,a.Is Ell
II Church, Sixth ana NILE .sor
ala yetIe Marks, ID. d., pas.Iir, p.in, spds'
Preach ng Tomorrow morn
ing al The usual hours
All are cordially invited; M
HT 5ALE N NJ. E. CHURCH d
M Quarterly meeting 10. ~ N by I
1aast 1t 20 am. sermon 81 ,on iU,% Il
q. r. Sheppard, pas1Ell, passs,l,oeR, D, y.
D M, BY Rev. L. 9. MaI.oIa, ,S,, NTH. :
NEW JERUoALEM M1C.shInetoD CSIIto 81
fey. i S Seward, pastor
Services at 10 80 a M Ali are Inv
Sunday school Al ". - \ JHUB
HLIVET PkksB ! ! FL n rb estnut 'sr
I'D corner OF Adams anu aa.tor S
Rev. Chas. =. Mallery and iKpl
Preaching at loX, a. I'M N. and ?
Prayer meeting every FI,IH5 l.I,Sda, FOi
GEC0ND B BlPrIsT ga u Coz,
y and French streets. he' !"
oT Preaching at 10 q m n Sau m'. aud p
sabbath schools sts a. main audit
pastor;s Bible class ~ Invited.
ronm S atzp. m. All are lnv
GT JoHN,s CHURCH; , m and 4p'
- SunIas s,s.s ~ Poi on Sundays a. s@.e
I
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

NJ OCICE.-A A diviaend OF forty cents per
IN share has bee n declared by the VIII
III on and Philadelphia Turnpike OOin-
pany, payable on or after the 18th Inst.
JOS. TATNALL, Treas.
Rth mo. ath. ls1e.-auKia.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
THE LURAY CAvERNs

The case involving the title To IN
ray CaverDs was decided this mor|
The petition to set aside the sals \
Campbells and Stebblns was dI,ma
and those gentlemen fully confirm
ownership. The opinion of the h
Judge Bird presiding, is regarded ?
haustive and conclusive, and tbs
sion meets public sympathy. Thd
provement OF these natural wonde,1
now 90 forward. illumi nations viii
place every Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
BONDS REPUDIA1 ED IN KAN
AND ILLINOIS

ST. Louis. Sept. ia despatc(
the Evening Post publishes q iul
count of bonds repudiated IN the
of Kansas aud Illinois. IL shows
Kansas has repudialed S,A7DO,|
that sixteen different couulies and 4
refuse to pay the interest on their
which aggregates the sum Of s. w
Seven counties and five cities and u
IN Illinois have refused and IT'LL n
10 pay interest on their debt, aggr(
Ing SS.5l7 600.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

Al UThCE- -The CiLizens' Loan Asse ca
IN tior offers new stock for sale; no
back payn ents !. may be secured at any
line; very prosperous. First series will
mature In q liule over niie years. not with :
standing the panic. Apply Tor shares day
or eveningtO
GEORGE 9. MARIs.
Secretary.
ser elm No. 60i Shipley street.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
A FELTON, ACCIDENT

James McNatt OF Felton, having d
too much of the stuff that intoIid
rat down on the railroad track, som@
tance below the above named place.
Yves struck by the engine Of the I
ing train up and badly bruised. I'd
not seen In time to avoid him. So
for liquor.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
HEALD u CO.
RANK ERS 4 BROK ERS.
CLAYTON HOUSE. W wILnINoroN, DFL
Fs.asct.l and Cos" s.sr~ss,.

WILMINGTON. Del. sept. ~, le's
L .test stock quotations nrnisava y
Wilns ipcton. bal. al IL NJ. to-day
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

Pui chased r cash I'm the month OF May,
since which time there has been a marked
advance which every Intelligent dealer
knows and nu Z admit. please make .
note OF this and examine our stock previ-
GUS 10 buyipg)
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

A sBURY N. L. ca UKCH-Rev. |,
"A A h. Wilson. pastsr.
Preaching at 10 80 a m. and u q
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

DHURCH OF THE COVENAN
" Preaching to-morrow AT 70 %amllI
80 y IN by the pastor, Kew hs.i
sunday school at M. ray" 4
Ing at 9 30 p m. You ave lnvllel.