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hummer ReSOrta

Among the many noted summer re-
sorts thai offer inducements for the weary
mortal during the summer months, none
bett 4 can be ton, d than Eneleside'
situated at Bach Haven, N. J. The
new and spacious hotel has been fitted
up with all the modern convenience'
and app intments, and has accommoda
tions for over three hundred guess. L
is beautifully located on All elevation
overlooking both bay and ocean, a fin
view of which can be had from the win
dows of every bed room in the house
| 1t Is also the nearest house to the beach
For further particulars address X. b. 4
$. 4. Engl-', "Ens Beach Haven
n L.
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The Ohio Campaign.

WAsHINGToN, June 9.-General
Americus V. Rice of Ohio, the Demo
cratic nominee for L'eutenant-Gove
arrived in Washington Saturday. He
was quite i'll and remained at his bro
h.r-in laws residence. To day ! q
was at the Capitol and had All
audience with General Ewing. He will
formally by letter accept the nomination
as soon as he goes home. Colonel L.
Harris, whom General Ewing desires to
succeed John &. Thompson as Chairman
Of the Executive Commit e, is in the
city. He has not yet made up his mind
10 accept the place. Colonel Thomson
will be made Chairman of the Slate
| Central Committee instead Of the Exc
cutive Committee, as heretofore.
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Brief Locals.

. Farewell, o. sha1l .7 ..-l ,..I ...
Getting warmer.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
The shad law expires to-day
Strawberry shipments have nearly
ceased.
No hearings at the police office this
morning
Deviled crabs at Fulmer's
The steamer 81. John left for New
York this morning.
Great job in buttons direct from the
manufacturers, to be sold at half price,
at the Bee Hive, 306 M arket street.
Seaside oysters at Fnllmer's.
IL yen have any local items send them
to the GAZETTE office.
No more shad.
Seven Of the eight fire companies will
participate in the parade on July 9th.
Striped Slks.-New invoice. of striped
silks Just received at the Bee Hive, 3O6
Market street. price 90 cents per yard.
The U s. District Court commenced
this morning
The Board of Education held a long
session last evening. i .3
Salt oysters ice cold al Fullmer's.
The Bryant Literary Soci etvboId their
anniversary al the OPP, ra House to-mor-
row evening.
A meeting of the Water Witch Fire
Company TO take action In regard 10
paradiug on July 5th was held last even
ing, and they decided to take part in thu
parade.
Turtle soup at Fulmer's.
Buy your muslins at the Bee Hiv'
now, and save the aavance.
Decayed teeth filed by DR.. Gallagher
the dentist, No. 855 Market street.
The Sunday Schools of the Centra
Presbyterian Church are spending th'
day on the Brandy .-
Asbury Sunday school goes to Creed
moor Park tomorrow on an excursion
Parasols and fans in great variety, a
the Bee Hive, 30G Market street.
Sound black navy, good chewing to
bacco Only 40 cents pound. Rough aut
Ready smoking, only 40 ce1ts pound
Al other grades proportionately low n
Chapman's great tobacco mart Fouit
and Shipley streets, Wilmipgton,D del.
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PersOnal

Edwin W. Heald, son of J. T. Head,
of this city, practical mechanical ergi-
neer of high ability, has accepted an
important position in the Baldwin LOCI
motive Works, of Philadelphia, which
was recently rendered him. He was
also rendered the responsible position of
Assistant Road Foman Engines
on the Western Division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, whi h he de-
clined. Mr.. Heald served a regular
apprenticeship in the machine shops of
Messr.. Pusey, Jones S Co., of this city,
and brought TO bear upon his duties IA
rare degree of intelligence aud skill.
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PAROLE AT ASCOT.
The American Representative for
the Ascot Stakes

.vsss-ss LONDON, June ., 1879.
The meeting at Ascot commences on
Tuesday. The Ascot Stakes, about two
miles, for which eighteen of the thirty
five weighted by. the handicappers have
been left in, will be run At a quarter to
five o'clock. It will be race of much
interest, as the American representative,
Parole, will probably come to the post.
He will carry 125 lbs, the heaviest, i'm
post. ....e....f... I..,t
WILL NOT RUN IN THE GOLD VASE.
Parole is also entered in the Gold V ase,
the gift of Her Majesty, two miles, which
closed on the Sd inst, the Tuesday after
EPSON, but Mr.. Lorillard's agent prefers
that the gelding should start IN the Ascot
Stakes. 't
The betting on the Ascot Stakes was
very lively to-day. The offer Of 100 TO
30 against Paroles winning was freely
taken by the friends of the American
representative, while A to against him
is the ruling rate Of the bookmakers.
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Boating In England.

NEwoAsTLE.GN-TYNE June 9, 1879.
Hanlan gave Bright a long start to day
and passed him by the time half a mile
had been traversed. Elliot has tried
the boat which he will Use in the race.
The boat weighs thirty-one pounds and
has slide of twenty three inches. The
seat has a play of fifteen inches. The
betting il 12 to 3 on Hanlan. Higgins has
challenged Boyd to match over the
side The second deposit has been paid
in the match between Nicholson and
Plaisted.
The race between Hanlan and Elliott,
to be rowed on the 10th inst, Is sched.
uled for the hour Of noon.
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perfecting Arrangements.

AT meeting of the Friendship Fire
Company held last evening, the follow
ing officers for the parade in Harrisburg
and this city, were elected:
Marshal-Jacob Stevenson.
Assistant Marshals-John A. Shredder
and Joseph Perkins.
At regular stated meeting OF the
Phoenix Fire Company, the following
parade officers were also elected:
Chief Marshal of Lne-H. X. Price
Chief Marshal of Company. F.
Price.
Assistant Marshal-,Iohn Fl. Walker
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Personal.

Mr.. II. Patterson, a young physician
of West Chester, Pa, has settled In this
city.
Mayor A llmond LIFT Yesterday foi
Richmond. Va. Esquire O'Neill will act
as Mayor in his absence.
States Attorney Pennington, was in
the city to-day. He is enjoying excel
lent health.
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Swallowed a Breas, Pin.

About SIX weeks ago little daughter
of Richard Cox, tiagman, living on Sixth
street, between Lombard and Pine,
swallowed a small breast pin, with which
she was playing. She felt little
inconvenience at the time, but suffered
no real pain until Friday evening last.
From that time she grew rapidly worse
and this morning Drs. Maull and Brown
performed surgical operation for the
purpose of removing the pin. The little
girl was very low, after the operation.
and her recovery was scarcely expected
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COmiaiunism .AmOng the AeWtlnes4
Negroes" - -
From the Irwinton lGa.l Sontherner. :,

Our Toomsborro correspondent writes
that there ny Communist or eocialist
to the negroes. He teIls them tbat the
lands will be divided up among therh
and the poor white people that have
none; that God intended that mo ono
man should haye more than aDothep,
and many other falsehoodstp excite thsir
admiration in his wonderful ideas of the
vOcates." ~ " 'ii f3if-sy ~, i't' ein
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nrawue,l In the Delaware.

SALEM, N. j., June S.-Several young
men of this city went to New Castle,
Delaware, on Saturday, in a skifi, to take
part in the regatta, and while returning
last evening, two Of the party Lawrence
Nuneviller and Samuel Fleming, fell
overheard. The latter was drowned
He leaves a wife and five children. The
hody has not been found.
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DTED.

WAGNER On Saturday, the 7th inst,
of Consumption, Lizzie p. Wagner, in
her 18Th year. r. l.. .
SOW ARD At the house OF Benjamin
, Roth well, In Christiana Hd., on May
l4th, Margaret Seward. In the 9th year
OF her age.
Sarah f., wife VI deorcc W. BEST, In her
40th year. 70 10
CAREY.-Ip this city, on the 9Th inst.
Cornelius NJ. Carey, In the 9Th year ol
his age. iiI
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sunday school Anniversa nv

The anniversary of the Second Baptist
Sunday schools, will take place in the
church, Fourth and French streets, to-
morrow evening, commencing at 7:30
o'clock. An elaborate programme has
been prepared, aud the exercises will
be of an unusually interesting charartec
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The Great Excurniom.

Tickets for the great Odd Fellows ex'
eursion to Rehohoth on July 10Th, are
now for sale at David Downs cigar store
j r. Doughten's, q j. Belts, and Dr.J
j. Gallagter's. They will al,o be for
sale by members of the committee. 1t is
expecied that this will be the largest
excursion ever known in this city.
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AshurY Excursion.

The annual excursion of the Asbury
Sunday schools takes place tomorrow.
They will go to Creedmoor Park, on tne
steamer John A. Warner the boat leaving
French street wharf at O'Clock sharp
The committee of arrangements are max
ing every effort to make the excursion
pleasant one for al who 60. Tickets,
adults, so cents.
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rhs wa-nsr snvsr nm Al rSlSsics1:

F,Om the Chicago Tribpue, Repa kf,4 -
Messrs! Ferry and Alison hatej xotk d
TO def at this Warner bill they have vo-
ted TO place themselves and the. Repuhli-
can party in 9pp0aitiep to tAe sentiments
pie. Their mistake may prove . costly
one to tile Republican party. The Dem
ocrats offered thrs bill hosing the Reput,-
lica would defeat Il, and these twor err
ators have played, ipto Che bands Sf IN
Democrats by ATTEMPTING ta. .strangleI The
Dill in c9mmtttee. IA se,.olii u, .s-j ,,s =
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The Festival Continued.

The strawberry and ice cream festival,
which was commenced last week at the
First Presbyterian Church and which
was to have been closed on Saturday
night, was continued last evening and
will also be held tonight. As it is the
close, let everybody go.
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n ORDINANCE AUTHOR

An ORDINANCE Authorizing
n THE SALE OF NEAT FkUM
WAGONS. IN CERTAIN PARTS OF
fHE CITY.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington.
Section l. 1t shall Re lawful for any per-
son to sell beef, mutton, lamb, veal or
pork, from wagons in that portion only OF
the city Of Wilmington ly ing west OF
B oome street. Provid d, that all persons
so selling from wagons shall first obtain a
license from the Mayor, who is hereby
authorized 10 issue the same upon tht
paymenL to him, for the use OF the city, Of
the sum of five dollars. Such iicens ses
shall b In force for one year from the date
of issu Ing the same, and no longer but they
shall not be transferable or be used BY
any person or persons than those to whom
tile same shall be issued. Any persoh
violating the provisions of this section
shall for every such offence forfeit and pay
a fine of ten dollars to be recovered before
the Mayor. for the use of the corporation.
Section 2. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances incoi sistent herewith are here
by repealed.
M. L.. LICHTENSTEIN.
Passed al the City Hall, June fth, 1873
President City Council.
Attest G. b. FRAZER, Clerk.
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Perislsable Freight

Yesterday nineteen CATS of pei IIshable
FIRE ght passed over the Delaware Rail
ROAD. Fifteen of the cars were consigned
to jersey City, three to Philadelphia and
one to Boston.
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brought Home.

The horses of the Water Witch Fire
Company, which have been out pastnr-
ing for the past three weeks, were
brought home this morning and placed
in the stables. They will not be put III
service for at least a week vet.
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A Small Fire.

The alarm of fire at 1.45 o'clock to-
day, was caused by the burning of a
manure pile in the rear of p. McCul-
lough Il Co.'s shoe factory. No damage.
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A DisorderIy Negro Woman.

Jane Williams, col, was arraigned be-
fore Esquire Hagany, this morning for
acting disorderly in the streets. She
was required to pay the costs OF the case
and bound over to keep the peace.
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TO the Public.

would respectfully inform my rriends
anu the public In general that l have Ia ken
the hotel lately occupied by John Elliott
and known as the "Old Allan Corner" In
bar stocked with the ch ,icest wines and
LIQUORS First class accom- M dations fol
travellers. WIN. II. .NlCKERSON.
i yap11 daw. "
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s,.,. Medical society.

The Medical Society Of Delaware (aio-
pathicj met in regular annual session IN
New Castle, this morning. The meet
ing will continue three or four days.
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HEAL, .t;AAl;.I , .&$s. & NSHQss
ANnnrAt.rssIN

AND DEALERS IN tHr ,4RL
5TOCKa, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
! aG ACES q COMMERClAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General O0llec-
tons. TfcketS to and draftss on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
jans-lyda "
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Willsn lllgsOn m afhets.
PHILA ADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MOndav lime o. A p M

iohuay ouhC u AVE-.
In Beef Cattle there was no material
change TO notice. :344 head sold al the
West Phila. Drove Yard, at 4a5Ac., and
1861 head at the North Philadelphia Drove
Yard At aa5l1c per pound.
kHEEP were moderately active. 400
head sOlri at the West Philadelphia Drove
Yard at 3a4&c, and 1000 at the North Phil
adelphia Drove Yard al 3Ha4xc. and A 90
head AZ 81 as G per pound, as 10 condition.
HOGS were dull. 3,5 0 head arrived and
sold at The West Philadelphia Drove Yard
at 5a61<c., and go head at the North Phila-
delphia Drsve Yard al 5a6Kc per pound, as
to quality.
.r SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard West Phila.. May 81.
SHEEP Extra, 40 to l30 pounds, AZ
to 4x good SO TO 100 ID. 40 to 80 good
30 TO 30 lbs. 70 70 ~ ; lair, 10 TO 80 pounds,
3X TO Axe; stock sheep, 81 80 to $3; good
lamb 7 Y to y: common lambs, SO to 8 rs
Ives. 8 90 5x. Arrivals. 5000 head.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

tlI REWARD win he given for the re-
% turn of q Black Cat with bell on II,
which was stolen Il ON the owner. Leave
wO with "A. b. JONES,
J~9 7i8 Market ~.
NJ OrICE.-THE ME- BERS OF TIL r
~ New Star Loan Association are re-
quested 10 attend the meeting on Thurs
day Evening. 12tb inst, as business Ol
special Importance will be brought before
1t. JOHN +. MILLER,
Je,O-3t Secretary.
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FinA..sl.I sed Cor. .ns srciai.

WILMINaroN. Del, June 10, lsl0,z
L .test Stock a9uvtabons- 4urpikhH "a Qy
aid q Co., Clayton House Buadlne
VIII. ins ton Del. al IAN. to-day.- 4,
-,fpt1fyX nTTnTA
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SPElIAL EXCURSION RATES
- TO
Oxfor1 A gricultural Fair

June II, IL, Is, 1879.
During the continuance Of the Oxford
Fair Excursion Tickets will be issued by
the Delaware Western X. X. Co. Trains
leave Wilmington at IS A. M, connect
Ing at A vondale with BALTIC. Central trains
for Oxford. Returning, leave Oxford at
445 M. Excursion tickets 81 90.
jel0-3t d. CONNkLL, Sup't.
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TO PLY SICIAM8
LAND-- a9 80 ~
CONSUMERS Of ~.
COD LIVER OIL.

knOWIhg 1lOm experience the dinG0fie-
faction 50 often attending the disoensihe
of many Of the en- ulsions In the inarxet
would call your attantion 20 some OF 3he
features of the emulsion which have Sre-
pared and dispensed for years win I'M
varying satisfaction, The Oil used is tha
dnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised In the choica or ell
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is m ade with me smafiest pos-
sible amount or gum. and by the very mi
ed very fluid and perfectly palsta bic. :
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent,
Of on and grains Of Hypophosphite 0f
Lime. samples Will be gladly flrnished
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold lwhufssalefandre retaai-by
III W. ESw4 tktAMa,E
amp Ninth and Market Sta
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par ,tr o'' Ndo hcdutu Dy
"u1 neS; Alfred Lee and Charles w.
'rha anu about one hundred others,
sl, ,lt committee of No. . were author
a" sra.l nave division fence erected in
Tba Tia'u' u,.. at a cost not exceeding So.
u, 4, !. ,ol''ililtee OF No. I We're author
ID w.p procure iourt tin cups and chains
eyeaaS "V s,n s,p'alh repairs the cost not
.,n,,l %s, Lobdell desired to know what had
InlorS y, a,, ,he resolution in regard to
er Iani,"1 anu fedlslrlciing the schools un-
WIN vS.s yl'alr stated that the committe.
a maaa i, was referred the resolution had
lhs 'ue osy any report as yet.
ermiss;a mi s;o'llinlttee of No. 10 were given
a s,Oa, COS, M, 10 have certain cleaning done
roDos,l, nr,ioo presented the follow,po
% Ii school l"l erecting a lightning rod Oh
pn his is ma..S Edwards, $50; II. l.. Smith. s2s
he com,'j, n motion the bids were retarrsS n T.
oac, '''''e o' the school with powel
laed to u,,,nltlee n"rn1 of No. s were author
prlnciina,r,lDi a carpet for the platform
A cloclk l', n' room; cost Sl2.sO.
for No. 10 SSs Ssl,a ordered to be purchase,
lhg Sc. ~ '''lool' at cost not exceed
iue lanitor ,
''9r glasses, fSr was VI, authorized to purchas
Mr. Conr,'d ,Dr " the use of the Board.
y No. ! had stated stated that the committe
for the pu rr~ noss engaged y tho Opera Hous
nsnts. r. Ths Puse nofholdiug the commence ,
axe place on F'i noys Department woul
%d the Girls ny nI,aay evening, June 2Otl
uay evening. linz epartment ar on Wedne.
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Its noisy hordes who were having war
dance in our midst. And the firing Of
that old cannon to the destruction Of
costly church windows and frafl pri-
vate property in the stores is another
outrage that we hope will not again be
allowed within the corporation. We
give voice to the feelings of hundreds
of our citizens in mentioning this, and
for the comfort and security Of all who
have homes or business interests at
stake. and not from any desire to criti-
else any private citizen or public officer.
1t is not the real patriots who care to
express their loyalty to and apprecia-
ton of the government by dangerous
and ear-splitting exhibitions and the
burning Of barrels and dry goods boxes
saturated with coal tar. There is al
ways painful reaction from the hilar-
ity Of the 4th when the returns begin to
come in and we consider how many
hearts must always ache with the re-
membrance of the day, because Of lives
lost, friends MANNED or property
burned. Let not all reflection be too
late for profit.
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The Fourth of July.

The day is dreaded by every town
property holder as much a. It is antici-
pated by the small boy with his prom
ise Of fire-crackers and toy gun. We
trust that in according all suitable lib
erty to celeorators proper forethought
may be used and due care for the safety
of an unprotected village exposed to
the accident OF fire. We remember that
last year q great bonfire was permitted
on our little public square, a dangerous
proceeding whatever the condition Of
the atmosphere, and twice during the
evening burning material was carried
by the current to tho high roof Of our
Office building, igniting the pine shin
giles 20 that q comfortable blaze was
started, and but for the forethought OF
two citizens who climbed to the roof
and discovered It In its beginning,
thousand Of dollars worth Of property
would have soon been In ashes.
Wellington has no means Of promptly
putting out fires that start on the roof
Of . three story building. Our Mayor
has the authority to restrain such reck.
lessness. and the people will expect him
to forbid any such foolish demonstra.
ton as that Of last year. The hooting and
yelling about the bonfire, even q
long way OF sounded a. though the
whole Indian reservation had emptied
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THE M A B K E T s .
CHEESE.

NEW York, June 2S. 1870.
The market closes this week in worse
shape than ever as far asprices are con-
cerned. Fancy opened at 614 ct,., and
and close at 6 cts., with grades below
from cts. down. At the latter price
really fine cheese have been sold this
week, and then those the least bit out
of order were rejected and marked down
to 3 cts. What the future will be none
can foresee, but unless prices improve,
cheese making had better be abandoned.
But we believe that there will be an
improvem ent and that the average of
the season will be . good one yet.
Quotations are fancy, @ cts. fine, 8 cts. ;
fair to good, 2 to 4 cts. Every cheese
that can be sold or used at home now,
will do that much to relieve the large
markets aud aid In building up home
trade, which Is the best Of all trades.
Butter. Prices continue low and re-
ceipts liberal. Fancy creamery, Is to
16 cts.; fine, Is to IA cts. dairy butter,
fancy, IA and l5 cts.-12 and Is cts.
fair to good, 10 and IL cts.; factory, Z
to . cts.
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Important to owners Of fhorses.-Glles'
Llniment Iodide Ammonia.-We have
sold quantities Of It. In no case has 1t
failed to give satisfaction. Every one
speaks In its praise. Lameness, bunch
es, curbs, bone SPAWN. No stable
should be without 1t.
C. NJ. MosEMAN & Bro,
Fine Harness, ia Chambers st., N. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GIiEs,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by j. w. Houghton, yelling
ton, o.
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Gloriously Drunk.

After period of many months of
tolerable soberness and good conduct,
"Homer" on Tuesday evening let his
love Of drink get the mastery, and got
gloriously drunk; aud getting hold Of
q revolver, he threatened to send some
body to the happy land by short cut.
Marshal Crane was sent for, and re-
quested the loan of that little gun, but
Homer said mol wbereupon he took the
courage out OF him with his persuader,
got possession of. the pistol and marched
him to the cooler, where he was al
lowed TO rest and recover.
1t would seem rs though some m cans
could be used to prevent his procuring
the means to get Intoxicated. The man
who sells or buys for him, ought to keep
him company In the lock up, and pay
heavily for the privilege.
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Neighbhood News.

Some time ago young man by the
name Of R. NJ. EtcCauley came to this
vicinity and worked for several Of our
farmers, and during that time run in
debt at the different places In town,
but paying punctually as promised.
Last Spring he left here and went to
Wellington to work, leaving behind
him several bills unpaid, for want of
the means TO meet his obligations. Be-
ing q young man, having no part icular
home, no one ever expected him back
here, aud naturally supposed their lit
tie book accounts dead loss. But he
took them by surprise, by sending
money here to one of the men he had
worked for with the request for him to
60 and pay all he owed and take re-
ceipts, giving q list In full Of all he
was indebted to. He owed one man
but nine cent?, which was to be paid,
and $500 he had subscribed for the
payment OF q certain preacher, this
must DO paid. "The world do move"
We commend this young man to our
Wellington neighbors; use him tender
ly, SO he may grow up for Presiden.
tial candidate or United States Sena-
tor.-fGreenwich Review.
There is another sharper after unsus-
pecting farmers. His way of operating
Is to leave plow at q farmers house,
with the verbal consent to use the plow
and II not liked, to return It. He also
leaves printed advertisement of its
merits. The farmer, I'm looking It over
finds notice In due form, stating that
when trial is made of the plow the
agent must be notified In two DAYS.
Many farmers will never see this notice,
but will take tie advertisement heed
lsssly. and then. through failure to no.
tify in two days, will be compelled to
keep the plow, insomuch rs the agent
can be qualified the farmer cannot deny
receiving it.-Kent Bulletin.