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CHERIFF'S SALE. @ ""'D
. By virtue of n writ of Levari Facias
tome directed, will be exposed 70 public
rale, at the .ii"
LAFAYLTTEHoTEE, No. Sal shipley ST.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, In thelcity OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dsia-
ware, on HsffiNt e G iAtit
WEDNESDAY, The 10th Day OF March,
A. D., 1880, at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, vin
Allthose two certain lots or pieces OF
land and messuage or tenements thereon
erected, situate in the city of Whining ton
Aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
No. /. Beginning on the southerly side
| of Third street between Pine street aud
the Rail Road at the distance OF 60 feel FROM
| the easterly side OF Pine street, thence
southerly and parallel with Pine stree 90
feet to a stake, The nee easteriy and psral-
| lei with Third street 16 feet to another
| AXE, thence norlnerly and parallel with
| Pine street and the drst meuttoned line 90
| feet 10 the afOresa id side of Third street.
| and thence along the same westerly IS fees
, TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
No z. BEGINNING at the distance of 90
easterIy side of Pine street, thence souLh-
eriy and parallel with Pine street about 70
| feet TO the line of the Philadelphia, VIII
| mingtOn Baltimore Rail Road. thence
nor neasterly about 10 feet 10 q cornsr.
| thence northerly abeut7l Ieet 10 corner OF
said VIM. LawIenc. s land, Ihenoe wester-
| ly and parallel with Third street is feet TO
the place OF beginning. be the contents
thereof what they. Book r. Vol. 10. Page
| l6O
SEIZED and taken IN execution as the
properly OF Edmund O'Neii and t. t., and
to be sold by sf ltd
sheriff's office. New Castle. February 20,
1880 feD2l-eOdta.
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Relief snip

srxATE BILL PASSED BY THE
F''' WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1880.
hs Hous of Representatives tc-
/" mo,ion of Mr.. Whitthorne, Of
la,se. the Senate bill authorizing
fcrelary of the Navy to designate a
oflhe United States TO carry free
L,ce contributions for the relief OF
|ssrinr poor Of Ireland was taken
Lhe sneakers table and passed.
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Sandy McDOmald' s accident.

OUtUU MCLOWUtU' dCCttteHU'
SANDY Mcdonald, living on the Phila-
delpbia pike, near Riverview cemeIery,
Is now In dangerous condition from
injuries received by having a barn do Or
fall upon him some days ago. He ls
much truised and hurt internally IL is
feared
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HERIFF'S SAFE,

HERIFFS SALE. -t..=..... f
> by virtue of q writ OF LevaFi Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4I Shipley st.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Della
ware On
WEDNESDAY. The 10th Day of March,
A. D., 1889, at 2 o'clock p. M, iee
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and two
story brick DIV eliing house thereon situate
In the said City of Wilmington, bounded
and described as fol ows, TO wit: Begin
ming at The easterly side OF Cedar street at
the distance'of 1874 feet rom the southerly
side OF Mary land avenue, thence easterly
parallel TO said Maryland avenue 75 feet
TO u corner, thence southerly parallel TO
Cedar street Is feet to a corner, thence
westerly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Maryland avenue 70 feet to the
aforesaid easterIy side of Cedar street,
and thence thereby nurtherly 10 feet to
the place of beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may. Book A, Vol. 10,
page lS, &C.
seized and taken in execution as the
property of william Thomas and sarah his
wife. and Thomas. +. Brown and wife
terre tenanis, and to be sold by I'D
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle, February
20 1880. feb2l eOdts.
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SlIERIFF's SALES

4 ItipIty "r Sheriff Morrison, sold at the
d VI ,, samuel Peacock, in Middle
|n3,'! 1n Monday last, a farm in Ap-
|.mn u,nlmlnk Hundred, belonging to
Ii",, inore .,d II. Mitchell, deceased, con-
Ths Ta%s 10 acres and SO perches.-
I",as unused !, for Eli Nichols, Of viii
TsVH' The mortgagee, for 81. $50.
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9ailg Saseth,

srp,NeE TuINe that the
/ .sonId = be so prejudIced against
l,ms 'n'r,1 tax, which i, undeniaO'y the be,
pa,' " ali taxes. In England all
., $50 and upward are tax' q.
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TIME TABLE CHANGE.

A change of lime table on the Della
ware Western Railroad has been made
and will go into effect on Monday morn
iug. Trains will leave Wilmington at
1890 a. m., and $50 p. m, and returni uR
leave Landenburg at 6 40 a. m. aud IL
noon, arriving in Wilm' Dgton at s a. m,
and 2. 10 p. m. The evening train leav-
ing Landep berg at 6 40 o'clock, and ar
riving here at 8 will be Withdrawn.
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SUNDAY Papers-AII the News.

From the number of papers dispos-
ed of by Mr.. G. Davis, at Hawkins
Segar store, Seventh and Market Sts.,
every Sunday morning, is sufficient
guarantee that the people appreciate
Sunday literature. Papers delivered
prompt to your residence if desired
Open all day tomorrow. Stop and
sacl1ra a cnnY.
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TERM CANDIDATE DIS
T. THE Tribune of to-day has
|, rom 1909 committeeman in
|,ly,nia, of whom 1888 are out
|" for Blaine and only PAT for
THAT will be news for the
| ,.,m candidate as he returns
Mexico.
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|aciSss,s Ns,,S' al al Convention of Starch n..
px Starch ss M.Dsn oeen called by the George
FEET in Cincinnnu n'nnu,i;acluring t; Company, .'so 70
esaIeess hat i will be % atta0SS Of March
] Of slOO,ooSee'SosaaG,i an aggregate capi. py
Ieshs. S It will oa.u IS to be extended de- two two
On the 10Th Of .Tn Juns. H.'' OF May
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Cecil CO-SdIes.

u u "a am N Of the late H. C. Keilhollz,
y o'xIh Distr ct Of Cecil county ,
c9I'alnIng lS7 acres, has been sold
\, ,.' ". Jack, Tor Sll.050, or about
N ri ns acre The Old ham farm, in, the
y .a'n D'ls'rlct' same county, , ear Zion.
|,d.v ,o.u T., 70 Joseph 7. England, ON
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For Lew Court Commission.

Robert K. Morrison, has announced
himself as a candidate for Levy Court
Commissioner, from New Castle Hid.
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COM TO
COME TO .s'
J. T. M WIER'S,
1900 Market Straaf.

Where you can buy the cheapest cram
berries, 3 cents quart best cranberries, Z
cents quart; macaroni 10 cents pound;
pared peaches, 20 cents b. dried apples,
cents lb.; dried pears. lbs. for IS cents,
Just ike summer fruit; 2 b. fruit biscuit.
% cents; dried beef IL cents b. by the
10 better, our &c. -four 10 excellent, We
have Hour at So per barrel; at $3.50, $3.50
and ~. sometime next week will open
my store, Los East sixth street, with the
groceries ever offered in WilmfnGton, and
Twill be called theGranger store And don't
you forget 1t. lbs East sixth street, the
Granger store. T. NJ. Wier. Until then
come to l2U9 Market. ftb2l. Z
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THE VERDICT TO STAND.

The Coroner's jury did not reopen
the Maloney case last night as had been
expected, and the verdict al re- oiutions
changed.
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''ee'inEs To-Nixht.
sATURDA-

Aechan,o. SATURDAY.
Il Lodge, ! No, 4,I.o.o.r
3aaape Tri6o,d hodge, No. 5, X. K' OF Il ?. p " f.
Noahcll, No. 10. or n.
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IN T,,ofiUerfaitt Omission.

The subscription of Joseph l.. CArpen-
ter, Jr,, of $40 10 the lrisk relief fnad,
niobt was inadvertently omitIet from
lie GAzETTE's report.
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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue of writ OF Levarl Facias to
me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at the -, =,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. SAL shipley st.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city or
Wilmington. New Castle county, DelaE
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF March,
A. d., 1880, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, ID
The following described real estate, viz,
ALI that certain lot Of land with q three
story brick dwelling house thereon, stu J
ate In ti(e city Of Wilmington, bounded
and Dc tscribed as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at the northeast corner OF Eleventh
and Tatnall streets, thence easterly along
the southetly side OF Eleventh street 90 feet
4 II ches 10 q corner. thence southerly pat
allel TO Tatuall street IS feet 10 o corner,
thence westerly parallel ~ Eleventh street
through the centre OF the party wall be-
tween This and the adjoining house on the
south 90 feet inches 20 the easteriy aide OF
Tatnall street aforesaid, and thence there
by n0riherly 18 feet TO the place of begin.
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Sc zed and taken in execution az tho
property of Frank ID. Turner and Augusta
p, his wife and {. g., and to be sold by
.r JOHN PYLE, Sheriff. !,
sherin7s Office, New Castle, February 20,
1880. feb2l-3tawts. :
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The "Union" Released.

Governor Hall, owner of the schooner
Union, which was libelled by Marshal
McMuiln, for seaman's wages due by
the Captain to the crew, came to this
city yesterday and settled the case by
paying the claims. This morning the
Marshal released the vessel by tele-
graph.
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SECOND EDITION
Aid for Ireland.
HOW OUR CITIZENS ARE SWELLING THE
---L--. .------e LIST I'LL Ii

.It-3 LIST
Up to 10 o'clock, to-day, the total
amount of money subscribed for the
relief Of Ireland was $546.50. Sub
scriptions are being received by Mr..
William Baxter, the treasurer Of the
Famine Fund Committee, at his place
of business, s. W. corner of Fourth
and Shipley streets. The list is as fol-
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A " Tag"

James Taylor at police court this
morning was sentenced to fifteen days
in jail as a vagrant.
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1t would be- dill cult matter to tell
who was there. 1t would be a much
more easy task to tell who was not
there. Among the visitors present from
dis ance was about eighty members OF
the Washington Company from Con
sbohocken, who were accompanied by n
band from Norristo wn, members of the
Rose Bud, Hanly Hose and Pacific Club,
OF Chester. A large delegation was also
present from Philadelphia.
During the first intermission for re-
freshments, ex-City Treasurer Vincent,
on behalf OF the home company, pre-
sen,ed to the Conshohocken company "A
sot of Handsomely engrossed resolutions,
which had been on exhIb biiion in Green
mans paper store window for the past
| few days. The resolutions were re-
ceived on behalf of the visiting company
by Daniel Ross, of this city.
AfIer the resolutions had besn prr'
sented, to the surprise of all, large
frame, seven by four fe7t was carried
npon the stage and presented to thu
"Secret Eight" In return for the large
wooden horn. which they presented Il
the home company. The frame con
tanned a set OF resolutions painted upol
canvas, and was the gift Of Peter J
Babcock, w b. Baker and John I
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Hit Ln q Hammer.

At Johnson's axle factory in South
Wilmington, yesterday afternoon, an
employed named John August, while
working at a steam-hammer, was struck
in the side by The hammer, and severely
injured. F- ar
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\ OTICE TO line memhers of the Far

JOHN PYIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, New Castle, February 20,
A. D.. 1850. feb2O-eodis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

m- T. 60 Splyiu-. ep.uts. 81. 70 re-
lEe5s "a puy"- HH unnatural cuilr-eWrBi-. puE~
tzsSitxyJI NuI BLISTER iit- rH ul for auy lame
Hcs&M ines beast uIau. Or Hr- cured hqiulL'
A$Nt i8WrH'-~ 'u person who |Hl suffered - W.
49, ~ Also cured rheumatism. rnru-. ir'-hitrs or
yB ~ any bruises cat Yr ltff"rt.-. n ht- un equal
tor any beIul~h ON hl--f--. send or iIiu-fra-
ted circular giving POSI- II\E PROOF. Price
O. ALL DRUGGISTS have 10 or get n for Dr. H.
J. Kendall & Co. Propri'tnr-. Euu>hIrsh Fis NvrnInt
Van setback, Stevenson Co Ar,rts, - Lake street
Chicago. III. uoys
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DOOK AND JOB RIN'TING oF
- every description done n-s:y correctly and a. The
prices give call. aud Will eRcesyor 70 give
yuo entire satisfaction. CSKi Ne RAPEkAA.
lwest of Court Hoss
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Popular New straw berrie,

Ii is truly surprising to note the Widespread
furore and increased demand for this fruit that
have recently taken possession If the public
Nowhere, perhaps, is this more apparent than
in the city of New York, where, not long ago
the annual sales Of berries amounted To only q
few thousand quarts while Of recent years
Strawberries are sold by the thousands Of bush
el. To such proportions has this branch Of
fraitgrowing now attained that extra trains,
made up of cars full of straw berries, are run
for the express purpose Of conveying the fruit
to market Here, on the Hudson, We see steam
boats making extra trips or landings, that they
may obtain share in the strawberry carnival,
while the passengers on board good-naturedly
accommodate themselves TO the stops of half
an hour or so at alanding, while hundreds of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

How 90 secure Il good stand ct bluegrass on
the lawn is an interesting question to many
farmers and villagers. Every body knows what
splendid lawn bluegrass (Dpa py"tca&iI
makcs--in fact, that it is the only grass fit for
a lawn. have seen many persons stop and
gaZe in wonder and admiration at the bcautI.
full green carpet spread over our lawn, where
two years before were only weeds and brush
Last year one Of these admirers, tempted 10y ITS
beauty, called on me ITO learn what magic |
used to transform the wilderness into gar
den" He Informed me that he had been striv.
ing for five years to make the blue grass grow
on his luwn--had Sown pccks Of seed, and all
lie had to show was q few Struggling patches
OF bluegrass, red-top and clover; the remain.
der weeds and bare ground | enlightened
HIM, and this spring he joyiuIly informs me
that his lawn Is nearly complete, and Will be
perfect after this year.
Doubtless many readers of Tile Hr0miHcr
ana ChrOhicle have wrestled with this prob
lem as unsuCcesStully and would be delighted
10 know way out of the difficulty. Let us
suppose your lawn is in very bad condition
covered with weeds, timothy or prairie grass.
The first ting in order is to break II mp and
thoroughly pulveriIc with the harrow. iiav-
ing made it level aud smooth rs possible 20
where there is pptch Of blue graSs-you may
have 10 20 !png distance, mt no matter:
went eight miles iur Ours-and yet load of
sod>. Cut them about two inches thick When
you get them home take a piece of plank and
IA Sharp spade, lay the sOds ON the plank and
cut them into pieces about four inches square.
Draw a line across your lawn and plant the
pieces OF sod one to four feet apart each way,
according to your supply of sod, putting them
inst below the level of the surface and press
ing each piece firmly down with the foot. Now
sow a light sprinkljng of rye over all, and roll
with heavy roller. If you have no roller go
over it with a garden rake and smooth ii down
Should the ground happen to be very dry
pour little water on each sod as you plant it,
In II month or six weeks the grass and rye
Will be high enough to NOV, or few sheep
or calves may he turned on to Craze it down
The trampllng of sheep or calves will cause
the bluegrass TO spread much faster than the
moving. The chief object to be kept IN view
i,-ktep csrWhiHg do,rn' If YOU allow weeds
or anything to grow over four inches high the
blue grass will cease TO spread Two years Of
close grazing or moving will give the blue
grass entire POSSESSION, and kill out everything
else
FLOWER BEDS AMONG BLUEGRASS
| have shown how to obtain asplendid lawn
of blue grass But it is no sooner secured and
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have used tiles and bricks to keep grass
out of flower-bcfs, and both proved mlsera
BILE failure. The roots would manage to-
squeeze through.
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and re. lers thing IN the Drug and Book na
yyIer 10 not lia,, H.. Il. :. GRGGGS
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POST OFFICE Block.

We refer Farmers hundreds OF their uegihor- that will
ATTEST 10 the excellence and luu. wearing qualities uG
goods f. y. SWEElSER co.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A YOung Russian IN Austria wanted
A Prince Threatened with As.
snssinat lon VI Use IIanc0us.

London, March "a Paris dispatch an
nounces that NJ. NJ. Gautier, Bonapartist
was elected deputy for Rufie in the depart,
ment of Charonto,
A DENIAL.
The Swiss journals dony that Vera Sassos
18th has quilted Surich,
a YOUNG NInlLlsr WANTED,
A Vienna dispatch states that tho Prdssian
Ambassador has requested of the Austrian
Government the cytradition of young Rus
sian named Tola, now ut Vienna, charged
with implication in tho Nihilist conspiracy,
THREATENED WITH ASSASSINATION,
A Paris dispatch says Prince Orleaufsta
in the Russian church yesterday that he had
received tier from the Nihiist committee
threatening him with assassinatio"
BANK SUSPENDED.
The Hull district bank, limited, has sus-
pended payment 1t has II nominal capital
of GS3000 of which the paid up sum is
e3S,000, The effect OF the suspension is en-
tirely local.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
st. Petersburg, March 2.-Numerous de-
crees were issued to-day, it being the ami
versary oc the Cars accession, granting par
dons to prisoners, renting arrears of taxes
due by the rural population and awarding or
ders of distinction.
No DISTU RBANCE.
All the members Of the Council Of the En-
pirc, including the Chancellor and Prince
Gortschakotl, will proceed at eleven o'clock
this morning to the Winter Pa lace and pre-
sent "a congratulatory address to the Empe-
ror The city is gaily decorated
and the day is being observed ms n general
holiday, in honor of the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of the Cars accession. At ten o'clock
vast crowds assembled before the Winter Pal
ace. Troops were massed in central quad
ranglc of tho Palace and immediate vicinity.
After the Gar had received the congratula-
tons of an enormous crowd in the Palace he
drove out in an open carriage and was
loudly cheered in the crowded Streets Up
to this time no disturbances have occurred.
ALLIANCE BROKEN.
Buenos Ayres, Feb. 8, via. HAVANA
March 1.-The report of the disruption o.
the aliance between Bolivia and Peru is con
tirmed
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tain Nose nj the tho depot, in tho language
of n Royal Arch Mason, can say, "llo who
smokes Spanish tobacco knows something
To-day the work on the grade west Of
Weathertord was begun, Several contractors
have had men and teams on their respective
divisions since the first Of last week,
At the vi Paso hotels w II Austin, Kan
sas Citw John d Belt, Misslssippii | L
Smith, Fort WORTH y II Battle, Atlanta,
Georgia w Steel, Now York; q o Slett,
Philadelphia u b Pike, Now York Chas
Powell, st Louis Harry ! liuggles, N
Louis, S II Talbot, Now York; miller,
Marshall; Thomas u Burnos, CInoin.
natl Il | Rice, Now York;
w A Reynold and u II Roynod, Galyestoni
j A Steward, 81 Louis Mr. Mahon, Bosoni
s Stern, New York; W Il Ellis and Y A
Young, 81 Louis W u Henderson, II
Louis, NJ Cullen and daughter, Dallas
II & Brown, Lousyllei g A Campbell,
Misslssippi W II Mathcr Texas; A NJ II
Littcn, dIttoi W IA Early, Brdgeporti j
HANDLER, New York. sam jackson, ~
Louis; NJ A Gooch, Galycstoni d Haw-
kins, ditto; j 4 Henderson, Austni D b
Booker, Stephcnyille.
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medately gave the alarm, and ran towards
where her husband, Mr.. II, II, Hooks, and
and brother, Mr., q, H. Wamble, were nj
work, As soon MS they saw hor they ran 10
her assistance, and succeeded in putting out
tho flames with their bare hands, which were
painfully burned, While sympalhlglng
deeply with Mrs, Hooks In the midst Of her
great physical suffering, we arc truly glad 10
know that her recovery Is almost sure,
Alessn. Wamble and IlookA are haId'work-
Ing, worthy citizens, and We hope their dis
ablement will be of very short duration,
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DENISON.
Reported Daily.l

Reported paily.l ,,,
Raining nearly all the time and the country
is well soaked; also some of our fellow
countrymen.- wilkins was over
from the Grayson courthouse yesterday.-
Monday evening Doland's bear caressed atoo
familiar drunken individuals hand and left
the marks of his teeth SO indelibIy stamped
on that member that the services of doctor
were necessary to bind up the wound.--
Prof Rainey is confined to his house bysi k
ness.-Fred Hughes was awakened from
sleep by n customer rather early the other
morning, and before he was fully awake fired
of his pistol to scare away what he supposed
to be burglars. Rev X. Il. Mcbride left
for Gainesville Monday evening. X.
Il II. night clerk, 5. Il. Taylor, has been pro-
NOTED to position on the day force as trans
fer and train clerk, and Will
Maurice takes the night work.
Messrs. Wright, Bryne and party returned
Monday night from their hunt in the
nation. They found too much water and too
little wild game up there to suit their tastes,
hence their sudden return.--Another
dance in South Denison last night Iron
for the Texas Improvement company is pass
ing through Donison via the NJ, X. u T.. en-
route for TT. Worth and the L. " p. extern
son.--Word was received in town late
Monday night that DR.. G. B. Berry, of this
city, who was on a visit to his Virginia home
for the benefit of his health had died on the
o5th nit
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Wealth ERFORD.
correspondence of the Herald,
WEATHERFOnp, March |

correspondence of the Herald
WEATHERyonD, March /, 1880
Building and improvements are going on
throughout tho town,--The four hotels
ind il almost impossible to furnish accom-
modntons for the unusual amount of tran.
sient custom. The need of ilrst-class hotel
building Is being felt, and already tho Car
son ~ Lewis house Is being greatly enlarged
and relurnished. When finished Il will COM
pare rayorably with any house west of Dallas.
Il Is managed by Mr.. NJ q, White, formerly
proprietor of the White house, and is head
quarters for railroad men ut this place. The
register shows the arrival OF n number of
prominent men.-As spring and
The city election approach, with them
come the customary fights. An
Alderman cNromed on the head of stage
driver with n rock and deposited $l3 IS
with the City Treasurer, Just for the fun of
the thing. Some grading is being done
on tho extension, few miles west of here,
but the force employed is not large yet
Fine rains throughout.thc county this week.
The cry of "dull times" is beginning to
subside among our merchants. jus
tees and also the Mayors courts have been
grinding sto Oily for several days--County
court c0nvenes to-day. The officers are en-
doayoring to free the town from disreputa-
Bile characters, male and female-a good step
if not overdone-The hungry tramp has
ma ie his appearance and it only needs the
arrival of the iron horse with few carloads
OF rats to make the boom complete.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n>x, PERSONS OR FAMILIEs-W Wanting
AtNe-@"Bo Boots or Shoes, First Glass City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, VIII
do well to call at Cos Main street; always on
hand a fine assortment, also made to order at
once as desired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
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Sparta Ishmaelite: Mrs. b. H. Hooks, OF
This county. was dangerously burn d on the
10th inst. She was engaged IN auehulng W
the cooking, when her dress aeci1ehlal y
took fre-she does not know now one III