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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1880.
FINAL TAX NOTICE.

Whereas, the following lands and town lots
hsye been sold for taxes, to wit: On the 4th day
u September, 1877, and the following days to in.
ciude the 9Th day of September, 1871. And
whereas SAID lands and town lots have not been
redeemed from said sale as required by Jaw
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given that I'M
less said lands and town lots are redeemed on or
before the 4th day Of September lSS0, and the
following days to include the 9Th day of Septem-
Der, 1850, the same will he conveyed by tax deed
10 the purchaser.
The cost OF redemption is figured to the day
that deed ia due
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23

The above cut is perfect representation of the
Percheron Norman Stallion owned by j F. Oe-
lap, lola, Allen county, Kansas. He also has a
three-quarter blood horse, Louis Napoleon the
Third; his dam sired by old LOUIS Napoleon; his
sire Napoleon the Second. Also half blood sir
ed by Paris, and his dam Lower Canada mare,
that will make the season of 1SSO ut Dan w. Bru-
bakers Livery Stable, lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23
lola CITY.

-Llepper, That part Of. $500. III
bounded as follows: com ut
point "a # " Of ne cor Of lot IL,
in osSee = r. an IS iox 2 fs LIZ
Goforth and Howes, " three fifths II
Mary 3 Jones, that part Of II
bounded Is follows: com 1t ne
cor of said lot II, " "a feet, 8 IS
Il 6x in, e n Il n 10 # 6x inches
- Keeper, That part Of lot II
bounded e IolloWa: com at .
point "a # " Of ~ cor Of said lot
thence " MI, 1911 6x inches,
.eA q, . - Il OK inches. 1890.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23
HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP.

do that part OF seq oil
seq bounded as follows
com ut q point 35r Q of ne
cor of said seq off seq thence
" Sr, s20r, e Is n cor
II B Adams, OF n side Of eh
of neg Northumberland.
Wright Estate, that part OF
neg lying adjoining lot s
block 9 Of Alger's add to
city Of Humboldt and be-
ing l25 feet in length n and
shy q IT 4 inches in width
east and west.
r. Cxllentine lot 5 in eh ofneq
Unknown lot 6 IN Ell Of neq
do lot ! in Ell of neq
Thomas Greenfield that part
Of swq bounded as follows
com At . point 1902 Oh e
of NV cor Of said swQ
thence e Gal Oh to within
80 feet Of center of track of
LII &c r r thences paral-
lei with said track and so
feet " Of same Is Oh, "
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23

m
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
JoNB .ALpExM Manager.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23

L L & G & NJ X & T Il Co.'S,
south east quarter. 49,. q.
l. l. & G Il r Co swq Of neq
I B Lawyer that prt Of nwq
bounded as follows com ut
NV cor of said nwq thence
8 loo rod, e l60 r, II SOr, "
56r, n to NeOsho river up
said river to beginning. :.
W G Jones that part Of swq
bounded as follows com ut
APPOINT Tx r n of ne cor of
said swq of said swq and
thence " q r thence 8 50 r
to the center Of Elm creek
thence up said creek to q
point Q Of beginning thence
q to beginning. go.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
From Saturdays Late Edition.
DEATH OF JOHN WASHINGTON.

John Washington, an old citizen OF
Wilmington, and noted as being u
"soldier Of the war of 1912" died last
evening, at the residence of Mr.. Jos.
Killiam, northwest corner of Front and
King streets, in the S7th year OF his
age.
Mr.. Washington was the last re-
maiuing member of Capt. Caesar A.
Rodney's company of artillery raised
in this city during the war of lSl2-15,
when the near approach of the BRUSH
forces made the good people of VII
mington feel like putting on their
fighting suits. Only two of the Della
ware soldiers of this war are now liv-
ing--Allen Thompson, of Washington,
aged 95 years, who served in the mill
tia company, and Rev. John Rodney,
of Germantown, Pa, aged S5 years,
who is the sole surviving member OF
the little band of patriots that defend
cd the town Of Lewes from a British
assault in 1914.
MIR. Washington, in his active life,
followed the business of basket max
ing, but, of course, has not been at
work for number Of years. For his
services during the war of 1912 he was
the recipient Of IA government pension.
His death was not caused by any par
ticular affection, but was simply the
result of wasting away of the vita
forces. His fu0cral Will take place
from Mr.. Killiam's residence ON Mon
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
General Foreign NetOs.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1880.

LONDON, Nov. %, 1880.
!. B. Turner q Co., woollen manu-
factureis OF Huddersteld, bave failed
Their liabilities are estimated S5O,OOO.
Dervish Pacha has addressed a pro-
c'amation TO the people OF Dulclgno
stating that the Sultan does not wish to
coerce them but appeals to their patrio-
lism 10 consent to the cession
The correspondent of the Nescs al
Berlin tel=graphs as follows" The
JEWS question is not SO important or
serious as has been represented, and 1t
will probably be cast TO the wind in a
few days"
The Cunard line steamer Batavia,
which arrived al Queenstown on SaIur-
day from New YoIk, while on her vas
TO this purt came in collision with the
steamer Alict from Liverpool. The latter
was cut down to the waters edge and
returned TO port. The Batavia was not
much inj red.
The Great Eastern Fresh Meat Com
pany (limited), with capatal a $780,
600, has been formed. 1t proposes TO
bring caTcases from both North and
South America, and for this purpose the
steamship Great Eastern has been fitted
mp with retrigerating appliances. One
hundred and fifty thousand pounds OF
the stock Of the company is offered for
public subscription.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOR PHILADEEPHIA.-l.5s 2.23, $50 ~
oio g;oO, 9.44, lO.O2, leSD, a. m; l2l5: 23S
l243,2Us 23O, 100, 6.l7, 100, $50, lO. Nv, D. m
On Sundays. l.5S, 2.2}, 3. 10, "a. m; 800 6,I7
go, 9.55, 1000 p. IN.
For NEW YoKK.-l.5s, 2.236.SO 700. 100.
am; 1873, l243, 2lS, bl7, u. m. on
Sundays, I.5S. LIB =. ~. 6.I7 p. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE AND MAsHISGTgN.-
G.5l, 2.U5, 2l5, S.35, a. IN. ; l2J5. iOA 1 Z
6.OO, 7.OS, p. m. On sundays, l2.5l, 2.C|, ~
am.
For BALTIMORE, bay Line connection
7.C8 p, m. No sunday trains.
FOR NEW CAsrLE.-6.OU 80, "A. m; l.Jl
B.OO, $50, p. m, No Sunday trains
For DELAWARE X. R.-gU a. m. In5
SO, p. m. No sunday trains,
FOR WILMINGTON q NORTHERN r. k
~, a. M; 800, 505 p, m. No Sunua,
foR DELAWARE WESTERN K. R.-7u
'o-SO "a. M; 6.SO p. IN. No Sunday tran s.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGlok
FROM PHILAD Las. 2u.
o.SOi No, " M; l2.I5. l2.4J, 4. .O2, 20
4'%O, l4o, 4.oO, ~, 5.25, 7.OO $40 80 ii 10 l.
~. On sundays, l2.l3 Los, Z.Uo, 80, lO.i
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5S, 2.Os, $50, a. n,
i2iS, l.O2, 4.5O. 700 p. IN. On SUNDAY
LOB, 2.to, o.3J "a. m.
From BA ALrIMoRE.-l.5S, 2.l7, 9.a8, $50
NJ; l-.z9, J2.1I, z.UJ, 6.07 J.4j, y. IN, sun
uAyh, Io5, al n. IN. t.O7. $50 D. M.
FROM WAsHISGTON.-l.5j, 2l7. a. IA,
lAAs, l2.3l, 2.O5, 500. v.50 D. m. On SUI
days, 6.O7, 8 30 y. IN
fkOM-NEw CAsrlE,-s.Js. OK. 10 Ia. -,
b.lo, SO p. III. No SUNDAY trains
from DELAWARE Il. R.-s.JU, u III
o.1o p IN; No sunday trains.
FROM WILMlNGTON x NoKTHERN n 4,
e.OO, u.Zo a. H.; 90 p. IN. No Sun,ls
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-s.t
=. M: 2l5, p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WlLMINGToN LEAV
PHILADELPHIA,
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsuINaro
AvEHUE-7.30, o.l5, 1879, 10, ii a. a. n
l.S, $50, so. 400, 4.30, 5.lj, b.u1, u.I0 So
s.to, ll.JO p. m. On sundays, SIS a, IN
L.Ml s.i5, ll.o0 p. m.
From IHIRrY-SEooND AND MARKt
~ ShkEEfS. $50, ll.SJ a. Ia AZ 20, 4,u9.
H.; l.U "a. M. On sundays, LOO, a M.
NolF.-The black ngures represent Ii
"Linlted Express" On Viii. Ia an extT
fare Is charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
Cen. Mahone's Position Defined

"a DEMOCRAT, A soUTHERNER,
AND, ABOVE ALL, AN AMERICAN
PATRIOT"
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l9.-The
Richmond Wing, the organ of Gen.
Malone, comes out in u leader de-
filming his position. Ii says:
ave can tell these funders,
Bourbons, and brokers positively
that Gen. Malone is a Democrat.
More, he is a Virginian intus et in
cute. Further, he is "A Southerntr.
But, above all, he is an American
and a patriot. He is not broker 8
man. He is not a fundor. He is
not a Bourbon. Nor is lie a mere
counter to be used in gaines to be
played by other men. No, he will
be no puppet anywhere to be moved
hither aud thither by the wire
workers. A born leader of men, he
will not be the servile follower OF
anybody nor the slave of any ring OIL
caucus. He will have few if any
equals in the Senate as an indie
pendent thinker and practical
statesman, and he will shape a
policy for Virginia in national
affairs-aye, for the South if not iol
the whole country-that other mel
will do we'll to adopt and promote
A Democrat in principle and prac-
tice, with noble career already
achieved to attest 1t, Gen. Malone
will not sacrifice present realities t
obsolete factions, nor subordinat,
things to names. An earnest, reso-
Lutte man, with the courage of hi
convictions, he dares to be right, n,
matter what are the consequence
to himself individually
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
PENSION CLAIM CONSPIRACY.

SYkACUsR, n. Y, Nov. 90 1880.
This morning horauo Gllnert, au ,al-
torney at law, residing at Summit, Sc0-
harle county, was arrested and arrdign-
81 before United States COMMISSIONER
Northrup, charged with aiding Anthony
Oustrander IN defraudlUg the govern
ment by obtaining the pension OF his
dead Dr other. 1he Uulteu Stal es has let
ters IN which Gilbert claims his commits
mission OF hve per cent for aiding IL
obtaining the pension money. The proof
agains GIlberI seems TO be that the varl-
Gus documents used In detraudlng The
government are made out III his nand.
writing and the proseCuuonIutend show
Ing that. Gilbert. was cOgmzant OF Gus
trander's death at the Tune tho papers
we're made out.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
attempts to Br,bs Troops.

New GORK, November ia World
specila from Los don says: Alarming news
comes from Ireland TO effect that several
fagfant attempts have recently been
ulade TO tamper with the loyalty of the
soldiers staliOned there, and that money
has been offered them by Fehlan agents
who have also promised them high com
mands in the Irish national army. The
soldiers, nevertheless, seem TO have re-
malned oyal, and the police are reported
TO be on the track of the agen Is, who il
caught will be liable to very severe
punishment.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22

WIL4Ml Nt4CNk
AND BALTIMORE RAlLROAE.
NOVEMBER 18TH. 1883

NOVEMBER 10TH, 1881.
Trains viii leave Wilmington asioll w
for
Philadelphia and intermediate station, +,
100. $40. 1870 a. M; 2.SO, 100, 100 1900
y. m.
Philadelphia (Expressl $50, 9.OO, sA4
1902 "A. m. l2,l 2.OS, y. 5 D. m
Phila- and New York 2.Z3,030.7.0O. I0.02, > -.
m, 1888, l2.i3, 6.l7 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern ediate Station
o.So a, IN. 500 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line, 1903 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1854, - 0
I.l5 s.35, a. M; lass, .0i, Adj, T.Os, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, loave tel
New Castle 800, 9.30 a. m.; l.05 500. 8 8.
y. IN.
harrington and Intermediate stations
30 a. IN. LOS, 835 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 80
= NJ; LOS y. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ami IntermedI ate station
SlOa. IN. 4; 800, 6.3U, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New. York, 20 a. in.e.l7
p. III.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5I. 2. 8
2,l5 a. M.
hor further Information passengers al
referred W the time tables posted at tn
lepot. Ii. +. EENNEY,
superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
THE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
TURERS

PHILADELPHIA, November lS'-At the
morning session of the fourth day's
meeting of the boot and shoe manufuc-
urers of tho United States, after a splr-
tied discussion on the subject of sewing
machines, the following was adopted:
HeS9iced, That we hereby empower
the executive committee To negotiate
with the Mckay Sewing Machine Asso-
cation and all other royalty machlns as
sociatlons or companies II, IN their
Judgement, satisfactory terms can be
made with saId owners OF royalty pay
ing machines, to have power to accept
the same. II was also resolved to M
struct the secretary to have printed Tor
distribution among the trade ia the
United States.copies of the minutes and
the constitution and bylaws of the assg-
cation. AT the aite4noon session reso.
lutions were passed thanking the Phila-
dslphia manufacturers for their klndues,
and the convention adjourned sine die.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
GONE TO DOVER.

Chief of Police Maxwell left for
Dover, this afternoon, on the laos
train, for the purpose of obtaining a
requisition on GOV. Hoyt, Of Penn
sylvania, for Charles II. Duffy, who
was arrested III Philadelphia, on
Thursday last. Duffy is one of the
party who robbed the store OF Drake
Il Co., on the night of the 18th inst.
The Chief will probably leave for
Harrisburg tomorrow night.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
" lin n2IOL Markets.


WILMINGTON, Del. Nov, s. I5SO.
II Quolauons at Tue HIaLuywIue slIl.A foi
our and Grain,
Best Patent Flour...........ss % TO 1900
CnoIce ralhlIy Flour......... 50 To w
iTIt 1Atta uo.. ....;.'.............. 10 TO 90
1hoIce erune......,.......I.7j To 81
Frlme new wheat. 10
NeW Corn. n...................., "A
Dun per ION Ion-................. Is w
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. Il. 5P. M
FLOUR is abOuu stdady y. but the demand
T. limited. sales Of 2lyo barrels. Includlnp
minnesota extras, s5i5 - tor low to choice
ear, ard al So l2l5 a sB rs fnr straiynt
fehnsy lVanla Extra Family at - ~
a ooit4 Western do. do, - Oi.lB -. and
patent at % '2ao -. rye Flour is quiet,
W. w fuote a u - - Z. a5 ~ per barrel,
| = and / cent higher. S!tlesOf 10 100 niIsh
| els, including rejected, at II U5 "A - 10
| req ana amber, track and aflOat al ii lb a
| i952, NO z, red elevator, at 81 lsl2 Now,
~ la34 Dec, and ri 22I2 Jan. 81 ~ Feb
Hye-IenLsylvania Is worth g5c Der
pusheI Com Is fairly active aud steady
sales oi l5OO bushels, including yellow
,, ~ o. Gus, olu mixed at 5'5sa3jc. new
| steamer TRACK, at SIC new yellow al 5lal,
| Hnlh, anu new mixed at % cents -
| ~ The ogen board 5000 bush, Jan. sold al
| iI2c.' o'tse. was bid for November 57c for
| Dec, anu 014 for Jan, dSr. tor FeD Oats
| re qulet anu unchant d. sales of 900
| pusheIs, Including white A. 39tI2c and
| rtjected and mixed at 3ia37 &c. AT Inc
| 1peii board lie was bid for Nov. Il3, q.
tor Dec, i.Ac. for Jan. and a. &C. for f.b
| Inc receipts to-day were as follows: an
barrels ni flour. e. 1000 bushels wheat. 40 :
aO bushels corn, 800 bushels rye, $500
oushels oats, 1900 bush. barley ,l20 barrels
| whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
| D.. -, MONDAY, Nov. 3, +. NJ,
| bEEF 'ATTLE Were IN far demand This
week ana prices were rather firIner. 410l
read sod at the different yards at Sane.
| or 10 as To quality.
I HELP were dun about former rates
O mead arrived and sold at the different
yards at l4sl5c., per h., and Lambs al I:lza
Hoes were dun and lower. 800 head
arrlVed and sold at the different yards I'd
oa'c' per lD., as To condition.
PARK DROVE YARD
Park DroUe Yard West P3ttla., Nov. Q.
SHEEP.-Extra, lIO to 1870 MS, s. eooc
~ 10 400 bs: ~ IS to 81 80; fair, 30 20 X
bs', - 10 ~; stock sheep 81 rs to a. I2f6
5ood ltmbs, ~ @615c.; medium lambs
10 5Hi coma lambs, s2 to az 30: Jense,
Ewes cat, - TO 41lc. Calves, s To dc
rivals, 1900 head. ~ "a
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
MA foR KALLocH AGAIN
TROUBLE

o sAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10 ]
,;r 1rand Jury has presented an i'-I 49,
, sion against Mayor KalIocba =" ot accu!
nm with having procured 5o Cnargl
hnent in ,i OF W. p. Hughey to AZ a %ppoI npp;.j
IN ,h the Office Of Register of ToIp""sl pOSltl
1hen demanded from him a n"r,i U'eIs q Z
mss MS salary, which was paid him hGiU'''OII =
Jury has also presented ann',,., "',l, !
charging the Mayor, Audi,or diCrS1'lt Ml
ana an City Attorney MURPHY ''Ui ~tL ~ =
iIs Wa,i nad '.,' work done on the new new y y
bids. "s advertising
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
WHAT MR BREWSrEk'SF
PROPOSE

WASHINGTON, Novemb ber l9.-Itis an
nounced that the friends OF BenjanIu
Harris Brewster OF Philadelphia Will
press hls name for appointment an Az
'ociate Judge Of the United States SD
preme Court IN case OF Judge Stronp's
retirement. which some people expect
may occur ut no very distant day.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22

"Quotn the Raven, never morer' Bu
ne had nOre'erSnce l. Sines' syrup OF Tar.
Wild Cherry and HoiThpunl fo' IL only
needs one triat 3oI people evsrInore lo
u % 1t IN cases of colds, Coughs, And nIl
affections Of the Bronchial Tub s, sold
by all relh'ble druggists at p and 50 cents
per butLle, oct22-lmdStg
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
"BEST OF ALL"

BALTIMORE, Mdn March, 9th 1879.
DIR. X. V. PIERCE:
>, Dear Sir-My family have used your
raVerlte Prescription ana II has done ali
mat Is claimed for 1t. 1t is the bsst of
all proportions for women complains.
l recommend IL to oil families.
q. $. WATERMAN,
nov lo-o' Druggist
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
The PROTESTANT

TIE FHJIEsTANI EPIsCOPAL
CHUhCH.-Svfvices Tomorrow Sunday
IN Trinity Chapel, Early Celebration al
I o'clock. Morning Prayer, Litauy and
Sermon at 1920 O'clock. Evening Prayer
and Sermon at 7.20 o'clock. The Usher
or Sexton will always furnish all persons
with seats. Prayer Books aud Hynmals
will be found ready at hand In The YES
tibule.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22

THE LADIES OF Trinity Church have
made their own handiwork the uucl, MS
OF fair which will be held in the lee
ture room Of the Opera House on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
MARRIED.
RUSSELL

hUSSELI-DlCkkY. the 18th inst
at the Residence of the officiating min
lster, No. 1907 Washington street. nv
Rev q. W, Dubois, rector OF Calvary P.
n. church, Mr.. John Russell and Miss
Cora Dickey, both of this bity.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
THE ADVANCE IN CEREALS.

THE ADVANCE IN CEREALS.
New YoRK, November 19.-The
advance in breadstuiis, which began
on Thursday in consequence of re-
ports of snow and colder weather
along the line Of the canals, was con-
tinued to day. There was consider-
able demand for flour and the princi-
pal cereals Flour opened with the
closing prices of the previous day, and
for common grades the advance was
from to 10 cents a barrel. Wheat
and corn were from to y cents high
er, and barley active from to l 81
cents barrel.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
THIRD EDITION
s.asenalo..s Tor TO-Dmy.

indications for To-Day.
Higher barometer, decidedly lower
temperature, northwest, veering TO nor
therly or sasterly winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss of manhood,
dc., will SEND a recipe that will cure yoG
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in south
America. Send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Nation ID
lVep YOrG (HtU M8y4-eOdnGwl
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
AMERICAN MEAT FOR ENG
LAND,

NEW York, November l9.-Th9
steamship City of London, which
will sail for London tomorrow, will
carry, in addition to other cargo,
1893 live cattle; the Canada, for
Liverpool, will carry 2lO live cattle ;
the Anchoria, for Glasgow, lS4 cat
tie, $50 quarters Of fresh beef and
200 carcasses Of mutton; the Aus
tralia, for London, ga quarters OF
beef and $50 carcasscs Of mutton ;
the Celtic, for Liverpool, COO quar-
ters of beef ond 100 carcasses OF
mutton.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22

The Executive Council If M,,,,,
set's yesterday completed the ranya'
The voc OF that State. II gives & ,', y
ld5, IDS, Hancock III 500, Wray,r ,
and Dow 6s2. A'''
The official vote of Oregon give,
field majority Of 763.
Judge McCrary, in Denver, Col
terday, refused a motion to transit,
case Of Indian Agent Berry to lbs \
Courts, the Judge holding tia, n. I
Ted States has exclusive iurisiic,ion
the Indian reservations.
Secretary Evarts left Washingto,
terday for New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
NlhlLlsTs EXTENDING THE
PLOTS

: PARIS, Nov, l9.-Startliup rim,
OF another Nihilist conspiIssoru ,u,n' .l
terrible and better organized S' tI,n ,n'
OF The plots hitherto discoye,ndd' nd'l
aiioat here. 1t is not improbaSIa j
we VIII soon have news Of s'o ce,a', y
phe that may cost the Gar and %'aS' '9'
innocent people their lives, The '''' u
mas lost much Of his popularitv Il \
ms morganatic MARRIAGE g." ..
nigh officials attached to his porso" rS''
believed to have relations will
Nihilists. WIN
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
COAL MINE DISASTER.

An explosion of fire damp occurred in
coal PIT near Mons, Belgium, yester-
day. Hwenty-seven men were In the
pit at tho time, of whom fifteen have
been rescued more or less injured. IL il
feared the men sullsin the pit are dead
LONDON, Novem Sor 19.-The evicti0ns
atDuruam continue to be- carried out with
great cruelty toward the families OF the
mtucrs. Eighteen more families have
been turned into the street. The snow
was falling at the time, and the suffer-
ing Of the Chillren was most intense.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22

have suffered from a kidney difficulty
Tor the past ten years, accompanied with
nervous spasms. PhysiciaGs gave me
but temporary relief, but after using three
and one-halt bottles of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver cure. my nervous
spasIns were entirely relieved. My age Is
y years. i recommend this great remedy
10 all suffering from nervous troubles.
MRS. MARY REESE.
Easton, Pa. novlO-2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
-TAfHEA

NItional Bank OF Delaware. 80
First National Bank........,.........
Union National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a.
National Bank OF " ii. u brandy WIue B5
Farmers Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
" NilmlnEtOu Coal Gas CO............... 80
delaware h. X. .Co................... 2s
Delaware Western II. K. Co........... ~
Phlla.. Wil. A Baltimore X. H. Co..... 10
W I'm ingJOn q Northern k. k. Coz. y
Wilmington Passenger X. ". Co...... A.,
Delaware Fire lns. Go.................. 3S
Masonic Hall Observation-Disclosures.
lIt!hNdI' Stdtc.s's ........ ....s--..s......iu
Wilmington CITY 6's...................il0
W wilmington City 5'H....................IU5
Masonic Hail Co, list mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger Il. W.. list
mortgage. ...........,........... IUD
The daily gazette., 1880-11-22
1 financial and Go m IN ercial.

WILNIE0ToN, Del, NovlS, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., ). Il. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del. at Y
N. 10 day: