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The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Wilmington NJ Arb cts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

wednesday,, Aug. b % p. m.
FLoUR.-The market Is dull and with
out essential change Sales of 800 bbls., In
Guiding Minnesota extra family, low and
choice. ut s6 q TO; Pennsylvania do. do,
new and old VIII, at, AT $5 SIX; Western
do do at 4b 40a5 80 and Patent and other
high grades at a5 Is y G 80. Rye Flour ts
steady ut rs 12lza2 70. Corn Meal. IN 9TH
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull and weak. Sales
Of 80, ,OOO bushels, including rejected. at
q Ob n. W red and Amber st G Ha1 mA
and No. ! Red elevator, at 81 osk: At The
Open B ,ard, 81 OsI4 was bid for August
Si b8k for Sept, 81 0sx for Ociooer, ana
/ O8A for Novemb mber. Rye Is unchanged..-.
we quote new Penna. at Nk a56c.. q, old
dc al b9a6Oc. Corn is quiet and firm, with
sales OF IS 900 bushels including mixed and
yellow a. At 49c; and sail, elevator, al
Akc. At the open board, 26,0O0 bushels,
October, ,oid It 46xc.; u. 600 bushels, do,
at 4xc; axe was bid for August 45Ic.
for Sept, 46Xc. for October, and i6kc. for
Noyem ber. Oats are easier and the nlark et
is dull. Sales OF $500 bushels, including
musty and stained at 34k 6c.. and
white a. 36n3sc also some new Delaware
and Pennsylvania at 33a34kc. The receipts
today were as follows 4t4Obarrels hour,
10 barrels oatmeal, 448, GOO bushels wheat,
81 400 bushels OF corn, and II 500 bushels
WHISKY isqniet. Small . .les orWestsrn
n 81 OK per gallon.
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srauCK BY A smirrER,
A NEGRO CART &DRIvER's- NARROW
ESCAPE.

A NEGRO CART EDRIvER's- NARROW
ESCAPE.
A shifting englns striking ! horse ami
cart drlyen " ahegfb, which resuIted N
the dalnolialling Or fhe cart end the rough
and almost fatal usage Of the driver and
horse, gave rise to o rumor upon the
street today that q terrible railroad aeci-
dent had occurred and placed the news
paper men in expectation of great SEN
sAliOn.
A visi, to where the accident occurred,
Third street aud the Railroad, show
"a the true state OF affairs, which, while
fortunately not Of such serious nature
as report -paiDted them, Nere such - to,
make the escape d the man who iigured
In the accitent ALMOST stmiraculouA
Fro,u the statement of eye witneoes
w ,lliam Con yer, 3 cOlDr,d man IIvidg at
S3S FlsncA ~ eet and smp mpl05e ed by Rob
ert Uarswell, the coal man as driver,
attempted TO cross at II o'clock, and W as
ran into by shifting eDgine No. 10. He
had waited for shifter to go up Oh the
north bound track with ssine 0asp aIid
esaay-d To C Oss, not seeing the one COM
ing down.
join McCaully, the fiagman at the
crossing waved his hand ~ him aud told
him to ea out Of the wsy. HID C0st'
yer noticed his signal at first he might
ha- escaped but his intentiop was not
attracted until it " as too late, and when
lie did notice his danger he did not have
his lines ia his hands. ~ s~sy ssss Y a
The engine struek The cart and. .hosae,
breaking the former into innumerable
fragments and casting it 10 one side Of
the track, and knocking the latter down
upon the track. Conyer was knocked
from the cart upon the body Of 0,S horse
and AZ the engine could not be stopped
ut once the driver and animal were roll
Ell all over the other in an indiscrimi-
nate way for two or three rods.
Whom the eng W was stOpy,ed Conysr
was he lpei np, Aisl IL aas found that he
was not hurt much; he WAS bruis ed some,
but, Strange to say, the only wound was
a small cut on the arm, above the elbow.
Ihe horse 10 escapf d serious injury,
but hal large cash cut In its neck. o.
1t is said Wy the fagman that Oonyer
has been warned several times Of late vi
crossing the track carSlsssly. On shis
| occasion, he appears to have been At
fault, aud indeed cebsurs cannot be
placed oD any ono in particular except
hWsoH. ~ - pf 'H f '. fi'-
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KENT1CoUNTY; REPUBIdiN COk-sst 4 Ss
VENTION.

CHEsrERTowN, Nd, August 7.--The
Republicans Of Kent cunty in convention
here TO- day nominated the following
ticket Clerk, .Dr. Willism n All.
Maxwell; register Of wills Capt, T. D. q. 4
Ruth; senator, .R. s. Griffith; delegstee,
&C. A. Beary, y. Frank Wilson; shetfD,
John A. Miller Otphans's court, Ckpt. /,
Janes Young Thomas, A. Jacob,
John B. Pstroft county conimissioners =
Enos Price, Ffark H Harper, Isaac Par,
sons, John Hathaway, Joseph D6wnAY I;
surveyor, Gomeeys Br6Wn. Tho
marked with an asferisk are Democrats
and indorsed from what ID known a. the
Hanson ticket Colonel George A, Han.
son, the candidate for states attorney on
the Hanson ticket, was not fndorsed.
The Republicans made no, nomfhafioh
for states attorney 'Hs'i - ~ - y, Di s.
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AAslAlaasa raaix.s Sale.

Mrs. II. }Matilda Lambson. admins
tratix Of sx-Sheriff Wm. H. La nhson.
will sell IT public sale ut the Jefferson
House, New Castle, 10 morrow morning
at II O'clock, the following properties:
~ All the full, equal ard undi vided M ie-
ty Of the we'll known Jefferson House,
situated in shat city.
A two story brick house ou Harmony
street, near Market street.
q AslOt Of land, with frame Office and
sheds situated on r. arl street. siN'
-Four frame honAes ON Young street
south Of Tenth STREET.
Terms will be made known on day oil
sale. .l-f..t.f
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TO ply s,clANs
AND
CONSUMED RS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dif satls-
faction 80 often attending the dispensing
of many OF the en- ulsiOnH In the mark ct /
would call your attention TO some OF the
features of the emulsion which, l have IRE.
pared and dispensed for years With an
varying satisfaction The Oil used IL the
fnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice OF all
material ami In every detail of Its manu-.
facture. By careful manipulation; this
EN- mulsion ID m ade with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division OF the Oil globuies II render
ed very fluid and perfectly paistable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
of OIL and grains Of Hy p0phosphtte 81
Lime. samples will be gladly fIrntehed
to all Physicians who may desire tham.-
Put up In pint bottles, price Sl. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and retail By
~ ". r, WILLlAMS,
a. Nft DRUGGIGT.
apI2-tf Ninth and Market 6ts.
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MISS ROOTS LONG FAST.
AFTER 4 MONTH WITHOUT EATING SHE
SUBMITS TO THE PHYsICIANs.


T. . oily sician OF Miss Root to-day con-
cluded that the forcing of food through a
tube inserted In her nostrils must be
discontinued, and the patient was in
formed that another method Wouid be
tried, which was attempted. Rather
than submit . second time Miss Root
said she would eat. She ate spraeing'y
ofa soft-boiled egg and . cracker. 81 Q
is very we X and greatly emaciatsd. II
is estimated that from July Alto August
she ate but q faw berries and about .
half dozen crackers. She now seems
to have an idea that her forty days . .
over, although she Is not sure about 1t,
and will only eat through fear Of another
opel alton being performed. Mss Roots
friends are In hopes that she will con-
tinue 10 take food naturally, but they
are not certain whether she will or win
not. It ID also given out that she was
led to her melancholy state Of mind by
love affair, but this 10 denied BY some
Of her friends.
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The New Nlpfrter,

Ths new shifting engine. No. 10. OF
the r., w. u B. r. r., is now in active
service, and performs its required, duties
with admirable efficiency. The shifter
is quite handsome, and Of the most ap
proved pattern, being provided with
steam brakes besides the ordinary useful
appliances.
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CAPE MAY EXCURSIONS.

Excursions to Cape May from Chester
z tunty, Pa, have been unusually num-
erous this summer, and are still being
arranged. Tomorrow one will run
from POIA"rOy, on the Penn. & Del.
Railroad, and run over the Delaware
Western to Wilmington. It IS under
the management OF G. G. Hughes. .st
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EPTl' EDITION
cIsrLE LETTER.

| ooyrsAcT AWARDED
FalLal..p,rIEs-BADLy BEATEN
fAn ,,a;,o Committee M !
l,ll Ba''u,n1 'auwa1'drd The contra','
ns g. and n,a,at..,un, a%a~" :" Jo"n q, ,,L Wsl,
s q" .,,s !. 'Ue Uer yard. lie will Oes'., :,
ben Rhe Il, working plans A.. e. =
e9ss' ~. ca, Z 10 ss.u IL your slly, sIs'
IN. =. of Mr.. b. btrt' On wa. I'D.
II il,is ely until no )" 0' "''
s.''ou %n ,'ps parties put into this
',Is ,'Iss.tsrlay tven.n ng, ;,.vsr. from
\ r% S%youpei over y sterday 70 .
sa ~ MAY uIsI the game as it should %. "a.
.,.Is 70 p'ss selected turned OUT 70 p'
I',s,sp' p,ssp ID he balls were not true true
aI'e'su s,'s,s Too heavy 'r to- light.
n,,.'l, n.,y w.ll not come over here
" ri ,hiI,. about croqhet: Five
J, '. ii, stood against them.
:. ., eesom.n, e,. scarce in Dobin.-
!. y ~ 1 ange from this time
Sag s1." .lrre ", re eighty-fve
sho" ho,,sss vac ut, now all are
n one half have '"o 'a'n'''e'
,,.,l met last evening, and,
's SS''t% tne question Of grades due
,s,, sdjcu ned 70 meet and ~ !
! IN rsonaI examination 0f the
saturday Aug. sSJ.
sw visit d last night by one
Eti.st Iain f.lis 1t J. as been our
,rd in a long time.
Who came up from Bombay
evening, rrport that during
real changes have takeI, place.
,mCsr Of .ulal' tents and cano-
bssn erected by the .essee Geo.
.on Sunday the MdjOr Key
me- sn excursion ~ this place
u,r city. For or'iei and gen.
m,l,auelne / no resort upon
ruupales with Bombay Hook
parties.
pump on Vie STREET should
WORKING ord r; people pay tax
Iuld have something for thelI
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"npnisory Bath.

h. compulsory Bath.
|ns up y town grocery merchant
pon u, ~. .ae Bra dywine yester-
w,,su sne boat ~, tilted to one side
~ snd in their endeayor ptoa,,ie to aa,
F,,er soa. s,S,ai which was near, Got Got
Cier,hf,ees a,lf escort ,, in assisting! them "na
.',y los well saturated. ' The
otbinaa mouse %l', that was near and
T s'', + Pleasure Yacht.
urs = = %,|ers' %l with the firm or
Z ca,s.o,:,' uo,' has lately had the
pv ea''sa ons =, completely rebuilt us
pleasure " =. .ae ;, pretti"st aud
Aed a, a'u on, Crafts afloat. She
trial aIaa ,r', a week ago and and
behaved TIP pad a day Or two since. @
use ofspeed. "''n'raoiy and
Il, ,DE,L,INQUENrs at,,
g s's'i'se'ss; si's sss SO ,sss;y, Gay person
.la,,.lla ,as law p ,ssed iliOH, at the tax sti de-
lion i'u,l ,a to to them, and # ZEE. ihe
Pe- nailss i1lsdry it out. Printed ted
dollars a'''sd to d. to each one, ,iei' and !,
ss,.::,,',.nso,a. >, ar .'''Ne'
sart' aS'.,i ai.@ for the building o,
pot hsss morning nsnt at 10 aas'I1S.eo "'cIoos
Of. Tlhs.ore Thaor he whole 'S.a AMI .. y
iun. lucy all sold G.e at amour, ~ ns,
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JyHE ENGLEsIDE," AT BEACH
HAVEN, ON LONG BEACH, N. j.,
now OPEN. Superior Bathing, Sailing,
Fishing, and dun Ing. Persons will dnd
Il to their nj vantage to address, the Pro-
prietors of this tine large Hotel for their
terms and circular before maKing arrange
ments for the SUMMER.
r. B. . y. II. ENGLE, Pr0prietOrg
je7 -2m# Yz=
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The PErNsYLy4rIA Railsoadi Gena-
Hapy are going to build an eievatsd raiI-
pad in Philadelphia from its dspos -
24th and Market streets; to Filbefs Ard
Fifteenth streets, lfor freight ana. pxsl
senpers.. - sp.l iiDHr ss941ni'fyd ~ ~
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THE FoUNDLlNG,sI FATEsT

The coroner is still sinvesti9a 9atings stliS
mystery surrounding the infant whOi tnss
found some weeks ago near BAncT0f
Lane and Afterwards died at the alms3
house. He. goes out ito-night to tko J
nelghborho0d, where, IL was found md
Will make further inquiry and summon
witnesses. The inquest viii be conclssG
ed next Monday night.stN ,idsiH-t,j sis
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The Prices Peaches Brfne.

tumble and came down from 80 cents per
basket to 90 csnts. This mornipk the
same prices prevailed. Tho principal
part 0f thefrule In hemarket was plirr,e
TrOths, with . few carly Crawfords,
which brought . little more than the
prevalent figure just given.
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No Gases this nOrAing.

This morning there were no police
cases in the c. lis to be tried, and the
the Mayor went to Cape May or some
place like that.
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The Auguseine Rrides.

The John A. koebling * ns 90. Of
Trsutou n. J., have manufactured the
iron for tho Brandy wine foot bridge at
the Augustine paper milh, ard It has
been received. The stone work contract
will be awarded in . day or two and
the work commenced.
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DI RD

TOY .-On the tn instant, Rosahna Toy,
In the 10th year OF her age, t.ff.. ! r.
The relatives and friends of the family
are ihv iled 70 attend her fuuerai from Ler
late RI sIdence. Duponps Banks, on sun.
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Intcrnent at
~. Josephs Cemetery. s,.I .ur
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LADIES' GLOVES TO CLOSE. sSoag asv
counter 4 lihe Of 3, 3 and button I'D
gloves at 25 cents. Many Of these goods ., a s
have nav. sold st 90 cents Gall soon to pqre 10,
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NEW ADyERTIsEs1ENTs.

Al OTICE.--A ineeM. Il oi the Democrats
N OF the Eighth Ward, will be held at
No, 62l East 1th street, on Friday evening,
August Sth. at O'Clock. Business OF Inn
r.nrfance. WIN. B. NORTON,
aug7-2t W1ts f*s Chairman.
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Down From I,onaeroy.

An excursion, under the manag' ment
of q. G. Hughes, will run down the D :.
w. X. r. tomorrow, and 60 to Cape
May Oh the steamer Republic. Nf
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Pacific Lawns.

Russell Il Spencer offer their entire
assortment, of Pacific lawns al 10 cents
per yard to close. 1t.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08

The Marshal UnWell.
Marshal McMullen has for some days
past been quite UNIV, II, from bilious
attack, but this morning was something
better.
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LineneuIts

LAnS1 salts IA. rsy.rt,i- y,
Don't fail to see the Embroi linen suits
offered by Kennard a Co., A. $3.50 Chea-
per and best goods eyersold. Ius ID, 40 W
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SHEPtY,PALMER g. co.

The above Is the title of the new hat
firm which has been formed by a part
nership agreement between Mr.. john v.
Sheppy the popular halter ,and Mr.. w. s.
Palmer formerly with the Boston One
Price Clothing House. The new firm
will still continue ut the old place No.
their popular trade with tirst class goods
at reasonable prices. Al present they
offer light felt and straw hats vt cost in
in order to make room for an elegant fall
stock. which will be the largest, cheapest
ard best stock of those goo,ts, ever ex-
hibted in Wilmington. - ik.
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HEALD & Co,
's.ssBANKElss 4 BROKERS',

AND DEALERs In
, TOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
GAG Els \ CON NJ ERCIAL PAPER.
CLAY YTON HOUSE. .WILNINGroN, DEL
Interest. Coupon, and General Collec-
Mons. TICKETS 70 aud drafts on Greai
Britain anu other parts of the world.
B. jams. iyd
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SEASIDE HOTEL, 80
NJ a..i, OCEAN CITY, MD.
This new and popular Hotel IL now open
and Offers spt cial Inducements to pleasure
seekers. Situated 100 yards from the
breakers. Its table always abundantly
supplied with Terrapin, Soft Grabs, Sea-
side Oysters, Fish, DC.
~ send for circuar
Il =. j. MASSEY 4 CO.,
s Jy1l-d2m froprietors.
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Alsnl Mili's Body.

NpELAwARE AND INvEsTI-
STuD IN NEW JERsEY.
J ferris, Of Camden, held All
Ut ,yeuin, on the BE- dy of
wllv Was drowned on Sun
mo ,tli Of Christiana creek.
h R.ncocas. He left home on
with several flieIids 10 90 on
Un down the bay in a pleasure
torling To the eyidencr Hill fell
and DIR gged a companion with
companion was saved, but
|peared fiom sight before he
lss oil. The l.Ody w.s picked
lap ain # a schooner OH l'u s.
Pi,eon Point, above New Cas-
dict Of accidental drowning &
|ed.n-Phiid. Times.
estlOn aturally arists upon
Above item, was the Inquest
FOner Jefferis legitimate? Tho
rOwned in ID laware waters.
nmstanc Of the case and the
ist er from the parents Of the
Hill by the chief Of police,
to inquire into the CASE was
in Wednesdays GAZETTE.
Personal.
lrop, formerly Of the firm of
NOrthrop, but now engaged
al Allentown, Pa, paid a
TO this cit, last evening. He
mss as being very good in
papnah, the well-kn0wn to-
leil Yesterday for a ten days
Eas' through thecounty of
ID.
ln D. Rigs, the Meth odist
hlnlster at Newport was In
rday.
surer Vincent was at Atlantic
play.
o., Judge Bradford will go to
pfuRs for two weeks rest
Almost n Life,
shortly attrr . o'clock, q
young man attempted tu
son'i bollhd freight train on
D. 81 T. T., as it was passi ne
Inc night bel z dark and
ur. Tue lutluence OF liqu. r,he
tSold, aud was thrown b.
AI. A colore'i man VIII, ws
'he corner saw the accn On.
'as yonng mans relief, a, d b,
Ioon t1t'icated him from hi
billion.
young man did not like An
cololed man In a terlib ,
~. ,uAIly he cooled OFT and v ak
wv ~ IOWA on the payement {,
Last Chance.
l'iln shirts with linen bosom,
,ell ~ at the Bee Hive. Omicl
II.
'Ach SHIPMENTS.
pmelll Of peaches yesterday
's'N s,a"sre Railroad, amounte,
's,,oar aa;n,s. car loads, for III,
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PereNles and Prints

A large assortment OF FAN styles IN
dark work just received at the Bee
Hive. 2t.
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Financial and Com smercial.

WASHINGTON. Del, Aug. 8. 1879.
Il test stock guotatiOns furnished by
iaald q Co., Clayton House Building
Vilrs 10 gt0n, Del. At IL M. to-day:
.xTOCK QUOTATIONS.
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Local stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National bank of Delaware. ............ 400
First NalIonai Bank 1856
Union National Bank.
National Rank Viii. and Brandywtne.. 50
rarmeys' Bank. ........................ bO
NiiminxtOn Coal Gas OOmpany........ "a
Delaware r. r. TO. Observation-Disclosures u
delaware Western r X 20 Stock, 10
Phila. VII. 4 Baltimore 4. Il. Co... 6bLS
Wflm 4 Northern II. X. 20. O.............Z "a
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.,. .8
Delaware state Bonds ................,08 08
Wilmington City observation-disclosures o.. issx
Wilmington City 5s....................1 s.. .1021s
New Castle County Loan. ............... 10.
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage...... 101
Delaware Railroad, extension. ..........101
VII. Passenger Railway Co. let mort. 100
- Stock, 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. ................... 80
Masonic Hall Co. ...................... 2
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Will entitle the member to certificate OF
One Thousand Dollars, TO be paid at his death
to his legal heirs or assigns, whenever such
death may occur.
The assessments for membership of Two
Thousand Dollars benefit are double, and for
Three Thousand Dollars triple the amount
given in the above table.
Assessments will not increase with the ad
vance Of age Of n member.
Should member die before his four pay.
ments of Five Dollars each are made, the re-
naming unpaid part will be deducted from
the One Thousand Dollars due his heirs.
A class is full when it numbers one thousand
members.
This plan recommends itself to every think.
ing reader for its simplicity, equity and ad.
vantages.
Who could not procide for his family at
his death when it can be done so cheaply and
without Inconvenience or disadvantage?
Males and Females, from Is TO C5 years Of
age may become members.
Agents wanted everywhere. Call on OF
address
r. MANNING, General Agent,
Jan 4'u Westminster, Nd.
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A short time ago little boy went with
his father TO see colt lie patted thu
colts head and made quite fuss over it
until finally the stableman told him to BE-
careful that the colt did not turn round
aud kick him. When the little chap went
home his mother asked him what h
Thought about the colt al like him pretty
well, was the reply; she's real tame in
front, but he's awful wild behind.
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A PosEn-A farmer called at the house
Of lawyer 10 consult him professionally.
is the squeer at home p he asked Of
the lawyers lady, who opened the door at
his summons.
He was answered negatively. Disap.
pointment shone in his face, but after q
moments consideration thought revived
him.
"alcbby yourself could give me the ne.
cessary information, seeiu' yer his wife .
Tho lady promised TO do so, if on hear
ing the nature Of the difficulty she found ii
in her power The farmer proceeded to
state the case as follows:
.'SpOse you war an old white mar, and ]
should borry you to 80 to mill with grist
on your back, an ye could 90 no further
than Star hill, when all ut once ye should
back up and pitch up, and kneel down
backwards and break yer neck, who'd pay
for YEP
The Indy closed the door.
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COLT aud 9uulor.
A New Order.


The other day after strapping young
man had sold a load Of corn and potatoes
on the market and had taken his team to
a hotel barn to "feed, il became known
to the men around the barn that he was
very DESTROYS Of joining some secret soci-
ETY. in town. When questioned, be ad.
mitted that such was the ease, and the
boys at once offered TO initiate him in q
new order, called the Cavaliers Of Coveo. !
He was tod that it was twice as secret as
Free Masonry, much nicer than Odd Eel
lowship, and the costwa only two dollars
In ease he had the toothache he could
draw Eve dollars per week from the relief
fund, and he was entitled to receive ten
dollars for every headache, and twenty.
five dollars for a sore throat.
The young man thought be had struck
big thing, aud after eating hearty din,
ner be was taken in storo-room above
the barn to be initiated The boys poured
cold water down his back, put -four on
his Lead, swore him to kill his mother, il
commanded, aud rushed him round for an
hour without single complaint from his
lips. When they had fiuised he inquired
Snow TN one Of the Cavaliers of Coveo,
am II"
"fou are, they answered.
Nothing more to learn Is there 2"
sNothing.n
swell, then, I'm going to lick the whole
crowd ~ continued the candidate, and he
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A little girl was sent to the store the
other day to buy some lace The clerk,
after putting up the package, said -
swell, there i one and half yards Of
lsce, at ten cents yard. How much
does il come tol" To which the miss re.
piled well, I'm not going to tell; |
have 10 study arithmetic all the rest Of the
week, and Tm not going to bother my
head with il Saturday.
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INsoLvENTs NOTICE.

George A. Flickinger vs.. His Creditors
ORDERED this 18th day Of April, a.
~ ID. 1870, thai George A. Flickinger slss
notice TO his creditors, endouers and sp,s
ties, that the "a Monday Of August, A =.
1879, Is fixed for the said Geo. A. Flics'nsSs,
TO appear in the Circuit Court for CaIi ,s.
county to answer snch inierrogatories OF h.'.
CATIONS as his creditors, endorscrs OF y"
ties may propose or allege against w
aud that a copy Of this order be publishes y
some newspaper printed 10 Carroll eoann
once week for three successive monihs KY =
to lhe said % Monday Of August iSiS "
such notice.
True eopy,--Tes.;
may s.3m FRANK T. SHAW, CleiAs
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See the moon,Y sail lady 10 he
nephew, bright little boy Of Eve, as the,
sat looking ont the window the other day
"The moon = said the little man; "yo,
can'tsee the moon in the daytime." Yes
yon can, continued his aunt; "there il i
over the trees" The little fellow had /,
admit that lie saw II, but added, Tain
lighted up, anyway.
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TO ERR is HUMAN.
FURNITURE AND STOVES,
ISsoLyESTs's NOTICE.


Marcus n. HAYES rs. His Creditors.
ORDERED this til day Of May. A. %,
" 1879. that Marcus n. HAYES give notice
- hls creditors, endnFsers and surot;es. Ihal
be n Monday af August, A. b. 1879, Is lixed
iof I've said Marcus N. HAYES 10 appear n
the Circuit Court for Carroll county 10 an
swer such inlerosnloriea OF allegations a,
bis CREDITORS endofscr2 or aareiies may nro.
pose Or alleRe against him. and that q copy q
this pf1ef Be- Published 10 some newspaper
printed in Carroll county. ONCE weak lol
IpFpa suggestive ppnths prior 10 the said "a
Aopday Of August, 1879, IA such notice.
True copg,-Iesl:
may 10 Sun FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.