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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
Mu0h Sickness

Undoubtedly with children, attributed TO other
causes, Is oscasoned By Worm; BHOWN':;
yERmIFuGE COM FITS, or Worm Lozenccs,
although etfcctual in destroying worms, can do
no possible injury TO the most delicate child.
Inns valuGole combination has been successfully
used By physicians, and found 10 be absolutely
sure IN eladlcsting worms, so hurtful to chiidfrn
rs cents box. W '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

The f,lIowiog is the dispatch sent by Senatcr
EaVsrd to Gen. Hancock upon tho announce
ment Of the Iattcr's nomination.
WILMINGTON. DEL Juoe q. 1880.
Gen. Hancock -
Your nomination Is honorable aIiko TO you
.nd the democratic party. No one congratu-
'atcs you moro sincerely and 40 one will strive
m"ro heartily to cltct you than l.
r. II BAYARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

Marshall Fred. Douglass entertained at din
ner at bis residarc,, at Uoiontown, yesterday
afternoon. Dr.. E. w. BIydeu, minister of RI.
IBERIA to Eogland, and John II. Snythe, u. s.
minister resident TO Llbsria. at which dinner
we're also present Senator Bruce, Prof Grecuer,
l.. IL: Douglass. Robert Parker. JAS Worm.
Icy, Fred. Douglass. jr., aud Cbns. L. Doug
lass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

General Hancock $ triyatc 3: c:etlry, having
al ''eyo TO business and sppr cla'i'g "tto
valu, pi tine,' las hsl s:crcoIypad reply 10
con latuletofy di>pauhca" lftp:rel. which
he senGs eli IN rcc.i?. CT tho c,Dgratnlaiocs
to tho NIX: PfeSlcu'. Va have seen v;ral,
al! ih,3 rro all in t!,.sa exc! words "'Tharhs
tcr vour cordial CONGRATULATIONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY IT
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE &c. 1850

Whom a paper so intent u5on defeating
tho democrats as tho Washington National ia
lnbIican is, says that it can net be made party
to uuy crusade agaius! G3n. Hancock Oh &c
cunt OF tho Surrast affair, small fry opponents
Of the General, If they would avoid seeming
even smaller than they are. will c,aso singing
that tuoo AMI learn another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

foh CoNdREs5.-CoI. Gibson is the f.vo,;te
VI 'I'' UNITY tor Congress. Foster appears to
DC inc c'nrg man in Lou ,ouo, Neale, in AL.
It tx :; ): Turner AID Conrad 10 the Val.
, icy, whist MAJ. GrimSey and K. Taylor Scott
s snOIsu not Candidates, are very frequently
Blue Ridge Echo. " = '0n'DA''oo'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
sEGFT{I TESs.S

Miss Eoca Gecr.c. who was 70 sc,,
burned by the explosion OF co,l oil CA lo' >,
Norfolk, dltd yesterday. "
John S. Wise. Of Richmond, oanouno, him
self clIdlda'c TOR Congress 10 the R'chmood
district. Ito is . wsrm supporter of Hare OK
and English.
a special 'locinp ii to hn held i, Amherst
c:uo'y on Saurd,Y. July 81, on tho GU ,stion
OF 'unty Sub.c;DIi,,a to tho RcInoni an
Southwestern railway.
Judge Saug-trr has appti tod Mr., William
hSrr, S., and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Psyuo his den.
ny. and Mr.. W. d. Wi'cjxn Geputy land as
sc:s)ls for Fairfax county.
The u. ). steamer Dispatch. with two classes
OIL sdot enRltecfs. arrived at tho Nolf,Ik navy
yard yesterday. lha c,dels spent nearly all
Gay 10 the c'ppcrsu.irhs shops, and wcro Ice
tuned by tie foreman.
VIM. j. Eoelisb, the demtc'a! nonicc,
for Vic, President, while 10 Congress, u arried
daughter OF Capt. Jscss)n, OF Fauu1ior. oro
OF tho haocs,nts. ladies' that ever graccd The
saloons OF the c,pla! Of the u. S.
Richard T. NJ. Ball, of F4uqlior, ucpbew
OF The lac Col. Robcrs Randolph, has been 3D..
pointed Assistant Paymsste. 10 the u. s NAVY
lhe Chloe bars the rank of cu,ign and c,rri:s
with 1t yearly sal1ry Of 81 500.
The Fredericksburg Stsr says Tho fist
crops OF new wheat zero brought into
market Tuesday las. The first was rsis d
By s. Ii. B:hl., st the Falls Cottage" farm.
and blught at 81 G0-q1elity, rrime red and
the other by W. +. F.cSlan, lFul.z) brought
$l.15.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

~ = doesn't do bit Of good TO tsko tweIvo
H. promenade IN fourteen foot room with
inc baby. and sing or declsim "HooIc5;a
hT,oo'ctie, prdleu aud pie" Use Dr. RnIi's
baby Syrup and be done With il. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
" w Il,
Pastor Ct st. Patr ci's Church, WASHINGTON !

GEN. HANCOCK. AND MRs. SURRATr. We
ore 10 receipt Ct several communications which
alIuae csustriously TO The part General Hancock
nero IN The conviction and execution of Mrs.
S1rratt. with statements in fF.ct that The Cath.
olci will not support him for tho presidency
On mat account. Is, that as 1t may, We care
not. Tho Catholics can and will f,ll3w their
own senso OF duty unrler tho circumstar c.s,
ous 80 lar as tho National Republican is
ooccerrood it canaot DO maio a party TO any
crusade that may be pushed against General
ia0cocS on that account, lie simply dis.
v'sTeed his duty as an officer OF the government
~ 'oL part he boro 90 that liiaI and 10 exeout
o lug Tue I1dgment CT the court, and va cannot
'bo DOW because ho has baen nominated for
nosr rd'S 81 ny party to which We are CD.
n'l loyal mon at the Gmo i. uss cop ppaGtoJ ny
Washington Nat. Rcp. ''' '0H' 'o'''eu'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

IN Warrenton, st tho residsrc, cf tho brides
1stner: by,Father Donoho, on tho % inst. DR..
AhoHALL JONES and Miss BESSIE.
daughter Of Major Rice ". Payne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

A significant indication Of tho eff.ct of Gan,
Hsccock' nomination upon the republicans is
fo1nd 10 The telegram Of Col. John W. Forney
to Daniel Douaterty. eGq, cougratulating him
on bis el,quaut speech in Gen. Haucock's be-
tat. Col. Forney, who is veteran republican
AID 80 ex Grant man, also telceraphcd
Gen. Hat c)ck as follows:
- Il congratulate you On your domination for
President. aod predict your election aud the
complete restoration of &c, 700 to all sections, -
Your lltc long friend" JNo. w. FoRNEY.
1t ia higl y probable that large number of
independent voters will follow Col. F1roey'sex
ample.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

acems deen-s.at,1 among tho republicans
jain w Funcy farm. Hido spread. Colonel
lnrton Chronicle. ard mere r IIter OF '"e GA
arrrublicao paper as tho phils.o, " 80 S'Su. {"
srcnks Of Geo. lIano;c ok ts "hc liqIH,.,A 4 's'S'
Gettysburg, tho Murat Of Pcupsylvauiiaa.. =, u
will deliver Pcnuss lvania from the terrible cur
that has polluted its fair fame, destroyed til,
hopes OF its young men and enriched it's inst.
I'ni politicians. His nomipa,ion will DO a vel
c1mc 10 huudrcds Of thousands of domtc al
sho regard Grants sacrifice OF Chicago the TN
srolklbla iogra;itudo of tho age. and it vii
c'raolidatc North and South 10 tho holy bond:
Of lrrtcraal pcac, ard rrosperity."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
R>5RKLGLY NHIl'n

It il said thlt Sara B,rnharGt has been con
d"mnri Ia rpy 100. 900 flames to ,hu C,medio
Ftsuoaiso AZ damages fer Sit hdraRog irlu tho
theatre
Ii is cxuco'rd that the Berlin c,rfnIc:c- will
close 10 day wt,Cn g prjttc | will be adnp'cd
declaring that The AMBASSADORS hsva fixed tho
Creek bnondsr}. Yesterday tho bcIc, ,
adurcd the fterch rrnpcsll
Ia toe Frer CT Ghaub,r Of d prti y ycs;,r-
dav AZ iLs,rie ioGiviiusl in ha gal ~, SCI hp.tt
tur II e i'uHln. iilng wh Ire si0rtS into the
hall hc OK, but 40 ono Ws1 hurt. The M q Was
'mmtdIot'lY arc strd III, snd no wished
harm In th' chamber Ia GrU"Ia mad ont 20 any
Dnputy Ii particular
At mce:ios Of The elrnmiLtee of tLe Man
sion House relief floiin Dlb!ia yesterday, il
was anpOu. d that or y { 10 had :c,n received
soce Last meeting. I. ~ss stared authoritative
" hat the fnni now aiForlad opIv ttrAo weeks
supply. an! shat tipit We!k- If ioiors,
distre's hed 20 be esd.
Ii The Is i ish Hcur G,m not its:erIay,
the debate co Mr.. Parn.Ii'4 uep lfish IeEici
bill was al utotd uaiil Monday. | the House
OF Lords thn bill dirtc ing lie oslug Of taveros
OF Sun iu,. nrpo.cd by the government. wis
passed, anu rno il rtrminIing marriage With
deo"ase! VT: j sister Vas defeatod.
Ptivrc ci:pscha from Blonts Ayr 8, dated
June -, safe ,hat i,hliue is gcicg on there
aod that macy prr5ors haze been killed and
wounded; that DE-. Tej ,des, Governor Of tho
Drovitcas OF Bucncs Ayr S, has issued q mo-
tu1ciameCto thst III, CITY OF Bueuos AIRS
hes heen fortified. AID the ucarn cd population
are Fl dog Those dispa ches are received with
caulIoD.
Mr.. Bfnd!auSh created sensation ia tho
House CT CcmmCui yesterday by appearing in
the House ACCOM- panied by Mrs. Au1ie Bssabt
and bis TWO daughters. Mr.. Labouchere cave
notice that he would ncvo o reconsideration of
tic case Of MIR. Bsadlauch. Mr. Gladstone said
the government would consider the matter and
that the c,s, would be brought up next Mon
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

NARROW EsCAPE.-A few days ago, hunt
log and fishing patty were crcamptd OF The
forks Of tho Elk river in Pocahontas County,
AT night they Wero awakened by the roar of tho
rlsiog wa,crs,and soon heard farmer 90 tho op
poslte baok Of tho river, firing bis guo as
warning Ter item to get away. They found that
the water bad risen fur feet. was near their
tent and had cut them off from the Shore
Abandoning every thing, except q bottle of
kerosene oil. which one of the party took along.
they lolncd hands and dashed into tho stream
breast high. for tho opposite shore. They
reached 1t In safety and kindIiug fire By aid Of
the oil spent the plight 10 the pouring rain
Tho Text day they found that the water had
swept cit their tent and all it contained. II was
narrog escape. -Samton indicator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
Che R'chmoad Wing. raaf just,r. SAYS

No n0hl"r sentiment ever fell !rom The Ep.
Il Hu, nUbiiiy than H., declaration Of Ham
n1,k, when assaiItd by tho republican poSo!s
''r lis recognition of tho supremacy OF the law
"v'r he sword : 'Nothiog can iutinidato inc
ran doing that which believe to bs honest
nld right.
nd set tho rcaiiust>rs talk of nominating
voto ,oate electoral ticket by.whioh Firaini.' )
nast against Gln. lIancnck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

Tho cl1siar cxctc g Of Miss B'al ch Nick
tlhs scaoO for littlo girls took rscs last
ThM:Gay tvjnirg. Rev. Wm. q. McCrea9y,
Liter short aud spproptstn address, dstribu.
tod tho ptiz.s to tho schol.rs. HANDS ,ne
9'l modal, presented to tho school hv Mrs.
Louis Payne. was awarded to Mis-, Florence
Henderson Ter rrosresI and dtpo;tmeat she
not havi rg received single bid mnk during
the $, ssion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29

Centreville observer.
Ga Thursday last, George Callahan,
aged about Ii years, and sou of G. W.
Callahan, who resides upon the land of
Mrs. Washington Rhodes near Queens
town, in this county, went to Miss Sallie
Harris mill with grist. Whilst waiting
for it to be ground, he went up stairs, and
was lost sight of by the miller, who was
busily engaged attending to his duties.
Ia the upper part of the mill is a post
with a cog wheel at the upper end, which
revolves at the rate of about 100 revolu.
tions to the inmate. Close to the post is
a boxed-up arrangement for screenings to
run through The boy, apparently not
aware of the dangerous undertaking,
attempted to climb this revolving post, and
in doing so got his clothing entangled in
or wrapped around it. The motion was
80 rapid that he became giddy and let go
for the purpose of sliding down to the
tl)or, but instead of doing this the post
wbirled him against the box thrash
thrash" repeatedly, smashing his skull
and scattering his brains upon the floor
and surrounding objects. The miller, who
was below, heard the the humping of the
boy as he was being ilurled against the
box, stopped the mill and hurried up
stairs, but before reaching the hoy he WAS
met by some other boys VINO had witnesst d
the horrible accident and informed him of
II. When he reached the boy he found
him PROSTATE upon the floor horribly
maneled and dSfgnred corpse His body
was taken up aud his parents Informed of
the unfortunate calamity. The community
was horriaed at the sickening details, the
boy being quite well known au d fayurahiy
regarded by his neighbora
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LoNG Fast.


The Remarkable Case OF IA Delaware
City Lady--An Invalid Who Lived
for Thirty-six Days without rast-
ing Food and Whose Death DC
CURED ON sunday.
Morning News OF July as.
On Sunday evening, at 1870 o'clock,
there died. in Delaware City, n lady, Miss
Belville, who, for 80 days pre- yi0us to her
death had taken no food whatever. While
DIR. Tanner has attracted universal atten-
ton to himself by his self-imposed fest, 1t
1t will be seen that here at home has
occurred, nnnoiiced hereto fore, u case in
which lady, lfe.lonR invalid. had. at
the time OF her death tasted ten days
longer than the doctor. The facts Of the
Delaware City case have been i'll posses
sion of the Daily Nens for some days, but
at the request Of the relatives of the lady,
they have thus far been withheld from the
public. Now, however, as newspapers of
other cities have obtained knowledge of
the case, aud are about to print an account
of it, it is no longer possible to prevent its
publication.
The reporter OF tho Uaily Ne5s learns
that, yesterday, representatives of So 7eral
newspapers Of other cities called upon DIR.
Belvile, OF ID laware City who has at
tended the lady, and who is II relative Of
hers, aud sought from hun authentic in
formation in regard TO the case. He re-
fused to give any Of the details and the
following information was obtsned nom
the neiRhhor- and people Of the town
Miss Bslville came Of family of culture
and high social position For number
of years she had been It confirmed invalid,
and during the past winter her illn' ~ be-
came more serious. About the latter part
of January it became impossible for her To
keep any substantial food, except oysters,
upon her stomach, and she would not eat
more than six or eight OF these in "a
hours. About June 9th she grew worse,
and could not eat even oysters, and for
the two following weeks she took nothing
but currant water, in small quantities at
time Up to June l9tb she grew Rradu-
ally worse and from that date until the
hour of her death, on last Sunday evening,
1t was impossible for her TO take any
nourishment whatever, and for pr riod of
SO days she tasted absolutely. Beef tea
and other simple articles of diet were pre-.
pared for her, but she would not take
them.
The neighbors say that in order TO re-
leive her pain, injections of morphia were
used, a half grain at a time. She retained
possession of her mental and physical
powers in remarkable degree, and only
during the latter days of her illness did
her appearance bear evidence of her long
and enforced fast 1t il said that, at the
time of he death, she had only lost about
10 pounds OF her normal weight, which
was about 100 pounds. Miss Belville was
born at st. Georges, but has lived for
some time in Delaware City. She was
unmarried, and about ~ years Of age
The case will probably prove of great
interest to physicians, aud it is said, that
an extended report OF it will be prepared
by the attending physician, for promi-
nent medical Journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
COAT RAISING.
a Project 10 start the Business In
Jamaica With Some wilmington
f,u,,sr.u

a Project 10 start the business In
Jamaica With Some wilmington
Capital.
The question, are you going to ia
maica2 is the one most frequently aske d
now in this city, outside of politics. The
reason for this is that a gentleman who
registers himself at the Clayton House as
O. Reticker, has been in town for some
time working up an interest in the goat
raising bust u ess on that island.
1t appears that he has gotten control of
a considerable expanse of land on the
island on which he intends TO raise goats,
and come 10 this city, as morocco
manufacturing centre,in order to get some
capital invested by the many business men
interested in this line.
The effort is being made to organize a
stock company, and to get SOME of our
manufacturers to take shares James
Scott aud John G. Baker have been called
upon and consulted in this connection.
In the hope of success Mr.. Reticker has
consulted a number of young men in this
city, with view to engaging about ten,
to go down with him and act as overseers
in the business. They are considering the
proposition, though all of them are still
undecided.
A consultation was expected to be had
this evening, hut Mr.. r., who left last
Saturday for New York, telegraphed to-
day that he could not be back until Satur'
day and no decision is likely to be reached
upon the part of these gentlemen until he
returns
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
Deaths.

Oh YToN.-On the Levels, near Middetown July
18TH. ADELAIDE, daughter of MncoIub and pt rt,Ir
clayton, aged : months and days.
DUBELL. -On Friday, ed inst mt 10 o,c,ork
4 N. Meta; infant daughter Of Charles IL and
Marsarntta H. Dnbell. aged weeks.
DIAPER In Easton, on July 18th, Ann Elizabe,h
Draper, ware oil "illilm Draper, aged q years
FRENOH,-o ID h inst. near Fairlee j. Edgar son
Of James A, aud Annie II. French aged months
GRIFFIN.-Iu Enston. July Eth, Eva daughter of
Caleb and NJ. j. Griffin aged year, . months an i
HENDRICKSoN.-Near Nillington. Md.,July 18th,
4. H. Hendrickson, IN ,he 6lst year OF his aye.
HIPPLE.-At Centreyille, July 6th j. @. Nipple. in
the sd year Of his age
HYNSON. On 18th inst, J. Fannie Hynsou VIII, Of
Medford Hynson and daughter of the late Junu
hixby, of Quen Anne's county, Md
ROTHWELL.-Near Middletown, on 2nth inst !.
A. Irene Rothwe " ''''''
SMYTH.-At Randall's Island, N. Y July 25th al 7
o'clock, - m, Elizabeth Elliott, tIiessiei eldest
lhushter Of htN. George H., and the late JOsepha
i. Smyth, in the 18th year of heraVu.
SANDERS In Chesterv lie on nd inst Dulana the
son of I. j. H. and Ella Sanders, AGED. Z months.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 18th inst, infant
daughter of Rev. j. I. vanBurkalow, OF
WAENhR.-on July o. 1851, John Il. Warner, in
the 46th year of his age "
Funeral to leave the residence of Edward |, Rice
at O'Clock. $3.50 ''' ''ee0
Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers please COPY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
CAMDEN, July 29.-To-day has been field

CAMDEN, July 29.-To-day has been a field
day for the temperance people. Rev. j. b..
Quigg, of Milford, preached at 10 a. m. a
temperance sermon. At o'clock there was
an experience imeeting called, but before its
close, it too veered into temperance meet
ing. AT p. m. the bell rang to call the peo-
Pile to Il temperance mass meeting.
Rev. A. d. Davis first addressed the meet
ing advocating the prohibitory enactment
known az the Maine Aw In the course of his
remarks he made many heavy hits at those
temperance people whose temperance is all
theory and not practice, and those who are
merely negative in the great work. He advo-
Gated the view that men should be allowed to
decide for whisky or no whisky at the polls.
Rev. Mr.. Burke followed with short
speech in support of what had been said
Messrs. Jones, of Seaford, and Lightbonrn
made short addresses, and the meeting
adjourned until 1880.
Mr.. Lightbourn announced an experience
meeting in the tent at o'clock saying to the
shonters that they would have to sholt it out
i'll the tent for they were going into the tenn
peranee work at 1850.
At the ringing of tho bell large congrega-
ton gathered around the stand, Rev. Mi.
Gasner, of Milton, was introduced and for 20
minutes the speaker entertained his hearers
with one of the most sensible temperance
speeches your correspondent ever heard. The
speaker lhUncneu DOluly INTO the cause he
was advocating and soon 1t became evident
that OF all the speeches of the day,
this was to be the most uncompromising.
But the speaker strictly adhered to temper
ance, and politics as it regards the two great
parties, was carefully avoided. Tho speaker
said he did not want either tho Democratic
or Republican party Ia put temperance
plank in its platform this question was
moral ono and not political, and all that he AZ
a mi oalal NJ fba r,tln Il
legislators was the right of discussing the
question by the people voting directly for or
against the traffic.
The question agitating the camp meeting
people is whether camp will break on Friday
or hold over until Monday. A vote was taken
of the tent holders and two-thiris voted in
favor of holding over, But now the man
ayers though they agreed to leave it with the
tenters, do not know whether they will break
il OF not
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29

WILMINGTON. DBL, July %. 1ss0
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for Flour and
Grain-Corrected daily.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
DELAWARE OITY.

Special Correspondence OF State journal.
DELAWARE Cry, July 26.-Two head Of
cattle belonging to Mr.. LeCount, died re-
Gently on Mr.. Beck's marsh, where they were
put to pasture. They were out of drove
brought from the Peninsula. Little is heard
of the disease i'll this immediate neighborhood
although bad reports are given from the sur
rounding parts.
There is considerable sickness here at pres
emit, principally dysentery end chills and
fever. Three deaths have occurred this week,
two infants and one grown person.
The School Board Committee on Repairs,
has had new rough board fence placed i'll
front of the old brick school house. This had
been needed for two years or more.
There is another whisper heard about the
dry-dock project, and that il about all We
shall know of it. Such good fortune surely
cannot make resting place here.
Some of the wheat left in shock is sprouted
by the long rain we have had.
Blackbirds have commenced on the corn.
The Port Penn telephone awaits cable for
the canal.
A vessel is loading wheat for European
shipment by the American line.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29

and all household uses, and as 1t becomes NOR,
generally known, must have an immense sale.
From MRS. i. SToCKwELL, Hammonton, N. j.
FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP has been used IN
my house for the last seven months and by follow.
ing the printed directions, find IL to do every
thing claimed on the wrappers We have not
scillded or boiled single article and ule clothes
are tcher and slceeter than iChen todSted IN. Md
old lDdy. MY husband who is dealer here,
has a steady demand for the Soap from his
customers.
From MANAGER OF DEXTER LAUNDRY, 3O1 Sixth
Street. Corner Street, NV, Washington, d. o.
No laundry or family can afford to he without
FRANK SIDDALLSS SOAP. We follow. dlrec-
tlOns and use no other Soap, and have reputation
second to no laundry In Washington for! white
cothesi the superior work we have been enabled
10 turn out having secured the trade of some OF
the best gentemen's furnishing stores in the city,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-29
KENYON.


Special Correspondence of State journal.
KENToN, July 2S.-The NJ. L. Sunday
schools excursions to Collins Beach on last
Thursday was a very unpleasant one. 1t
commenced raining directly after they left
here, and continued all day, compelling about
fifty Of the excursonists to spend the night
at the beach.
The first full car load of peaches was
shipped from here ON Monday last. Peaches
are being shipped more lively now. Hon.
James Williams expects to load car from
his orchards one day next week.
Law suits and quarrels serve to break the
monotony of our place.
Two women became engaged in an angry
discussion on Sunday morning and finally
wound up with few dry blows. lawsuit
Ii the consequence of such Sunday amrse-
ment.
$. Walker. shipped two car loads of wood
yesterday.
Mr.. N. I. Underwood living near Kenton is
engaged in putting up three dryers near the
Snsquehanna river, showing that they must
be good to so 80 far from home.