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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

SIR. g.. E Etchi,on. of lhi- town. who
oa. .-.m Washing, on Monday uI-h-
u.. uita qu.tca mI~hap so llarpDr.s terr,
night Or seems hc came to that place
tle evening express. and knowing that
could maker mo- connection with thc =. y.
t. b. at rle Junction ior rai- place. started
across thr bridge There for rhe canal ora the
Maryland ~iicof the river in order 90 take
Ha. and come home Tie was gUdei ov
tH' boys DO being very dark and ohilecro-..-
H-'hlt portion of thc bridge over the c1naI,
.eanI one OF the BOYS t,.I off the same. but
n Ealing .he boy managed to catch him-
SELF out Mr. T. til distance of about
iN.1.E tel into tha canal below and was
on.F wth great difficulty rescued from
drowning. Tie wa, helped out riehtsmart-
j. bruised, and reached hi- home. here. th1-
E.q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

DIDGEs FOOD for Infants and Inyalids-
II Just reed. by BUTLER AlsQulIH
DURE Grain aud Ground Black Pepper Sage,
4 Coriandcr Seed and salt Psirc.
BUTLER q AlSQVITH
1 ~ BOXES NJ latest stsie paper just received
L by BUTLER AlSRi lIh.
900 Quircs of Writing Papcr-al sizes and
= STYLES. from To- ~ cents per qu,re, just re-
ceivcd bv BUTLER q AlSQClTH.
500 Envelopes an colors and .izcs for salc
i by BUTLER q Ai1'lOiIli.
1 RNOLD's WRlTlNG FLUID, Payson's In
Y dclibc Ink Lead and Slate Pencils Pens,
P,n-holder- and Gum Bands. just received by
BUTLER a AISQUITH.
COMBS-a fnll assortment 81 Ladies Drcss-
\ ing Combs from - 20 ~ ccnts, just received
bv BUTLER A AlSQuITH.
DAINT!-If YOU want 10 paint your houses.
i Gates fcnccs. roof or agricultural imple-
ments. use only Luca. Liquid Point. For sale
by BUTLER ALSO llh.
MASONs Backing Genuine French Black
vi ing. and Brown shoe Polish
or. y. IssO BUTLER < AlsQIIIH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

Hancock over Garfield 1907 :
Over Weaver 1889
Hoge over HOke 9Sl!
Over FarnswOrth 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

Three brothers named Sherwood, tripletS,
and all sea captains, celebrated their seven
tieth birthday anniversary, at Wes;port,
Conn, last Wednesday. They resemble
one another very closelv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

lEs-TRAIS No G42, Local Accommodation, ha
been added, aud passes Harper's Ferry 600,
NJ, Charlestown 10, Winchester S.5i, Middle
town 9.3S, Strasburg lO.ll, Mt. jackson ll.53,
and Harrisouburg 200, p. NJ.
Train GSs will run Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS only. No. 6i2 will run Sundays, Tues.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays only. No. $40
will run Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13
Change Of Time
GOVERNING MOVEMENT OF TRAINS ON
SHENANDOAH VALLEY r. r..

Tating Etcet Norember 18th, 1850.
Philadelphia time dive minutes faster than
Baltimore timc)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13
& CRILDREHPS FURS,

-Furs Altered, Cleaned Repaired and Renew
ed The inducemcnt, we offer are the article
YOU want and the price Of the same.
UPDEGRAFFS. Manufacturers,
Opposite Baldwin House.
Hagcr.tOwn, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

Wcare indebted 20 our FORMER county
mann. Mr. G.. f. Smith. OF Leadyiile Colo
r.io nr late paper, of that wonderful cry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

"a, ar, I'm need OF Wood, and will Toe
Obliged To- SOM of those persons VINO ee5ire
topaz their subscriptions IN w o'd Do '"e,
Win 10 50 a' os-'. Being without Wood as
Us, ~, the frost, ar', /, q serious business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

HagcrstOwn, Nd.
Oct Q. lsS0
ELAVORING Extrac;s-Lcmon Vanilla.
4 Rose Belle Apple. and strawberry. Also
oil Of Belle Almonds Sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT
CHARLOTTsYILLE CASSIMEREs Win
\ Ter Styles just received and an INSPECTION
solicited bv DAVID HOWELL.
DEAUTIFUL PRINTS, Brown and Bleached
ID Cotton. lO-l Shccting, Flannels, Pulled
Lindsey, Yarns, Canton Flannel just opened
bv DAVID HOWELL.
NICE LINE OF LAMPS & GLASSWARE.
y Floor OIL Cloth, Heavy Boots, Ladies
Dress Shoes just received by
DAVID HOWELL.
1 RBUCKLES FAMOUS ROASTED COZ
y FEE-come and get samples - try, Fresh
Crackers Black japan and Green Tea and full
line Of Groccrs' spices for sale by
oct Is lS-D DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13

WOOD wanted n MS office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-11-13
ButcheI.ing Business,
NOTICE..

Ill Persons are prohibited from hunting IN
= any way on the farm on which ] reside
known as Barleywood the property oi the
heirs of Humphrey Keyes, deceased.
DANIEL COCkRELL.
Oct. ., 1SS0-it
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Veru Su,nDathetfc.

There appeared in the Philadelphia
Record yesterday, q narrowing story OF
little faxen haired child some " hal
over two years old, that had been carried
Into the clouds by means of number
OF toy balloons, that had been tied
around her waist. The reporter VII,
wrote the item depicted In harrowin,
terms the horror of the mother in seeine
her child carried beyond her reach, and
she powerless to save her little darling |;
bow men rushed frantically around the
streets, women screaming and swoonine.
while the cries Of the child grew fainter
as 1t was carried out of sight. Little
did the reporter think of the awful
consequence that his item would pro-
duce.
Among the many thousands who read
II was prominent city official of this
city. As bis eyes slowly glided over the
colnmn, those standing by noticed the
tears slowly gather in his eyes, and upon
reaching the most narrowing point, be
suddenly burst forth into tears, and ex-
claimed: "My, how that poor mother
must have felt" This was too much
for the bystanders, and they burst into
a loud laugh. On hearing their levity.
he quickly looked up, and with anger In
bis eyes demanded to know the cause of
their mirth He was quickly and gently
informed by one of the bystanders that
1t was the first of April. he dropped
the paper, wiped his eyes and acknowI.
edged that he had been sold.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
--latest Cable NesCs.
LONDON, April 2. 1880

LONDON, April 2, 1880.
Several Thousand men in the building
trade in Liverpool have struck against a
reduction Of half penny an hour In
heir wages. s
rThe Times Paris despatch states that
M. Teisseirnc de Bort has tendere4 his
resignation Of the Vienna embassy on
the ground OF i'll health. i -
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says:--'lt Is expected that Admiral Po-
thnau, French Ambassador to England,
will shortly resign that post" VI.
AT the Berlin Stock Exchange settle
ment yesterday there were six declara-
tions Of insolvency, with liabilities
amounting In the aggregate to million
marks. u.fe .U'I " {
A Berlin despatch to the Pail Mall
Gazette says :--"Russia has issued q
circular to the powers proposing an
agreement limiting the right of asylum,
Germany has answered favorabIy."
ine Latts NetoS D.. Petersburg de-
spatch says it is rum, red that 500
Chinese troops have cr ,sed the eastern
Russian frontier at Ussuri, south OF the
Amoor, and that 10000 are concentrated
on the western frontier.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
WilmingIOl4 Markers.
WILMINGTON, March 81
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


Sales of 400 barrels, Including Minnecota
,xtras at $5.75@&6.5O; Pennsylvania do.
10: az s6g9b.5o. Western do. do. al
o.oOGS7lO, aud patents at s7@s8 as in
lualIty. Rye Four is UNCHANGED. We
Iuote at $i.75@s5. Corn Meal.-No sales.
We nomlnally quote Brandywine at 81. IL
GRAIN.-Wheat is unsettled and 1c.
over. Sales OF 10000 bushels, including
rennsylvania red. track, at al.369Sl 81;
southern amber, do, at sl,s7, and No. Z
.e eG, aa,<oof elevator. .sg] at sl.3cH March,
Iune, and Sl.24 July. Corn is very dull
.na lower; sales OF 30 OOO bushels, inolud-
eg mixed at 5i@5i11c.; yellow at 54IS@
'5c., and white at SIC. At the call board
3SSc. was bid for March; 52skc. for April:
95sc. for May, and 4gIc, for June. bats
are duli. Sales OF 500 bushels. Including
mixed at i5c., and white at 46G147l%c. The
ecelpJs 10 day were as follows: $500 bar-
els hour; $4,000 bushels wheat; 1872 900 do.
'orn; 1900 do. rye; q 200 do. oats; $500 do.
'ariey; 1915 do. malt; l30 barrels whisky.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
prices were a fraction lower: 2Q4l heai
old at the different yards at SX and
&c. per pound, as TO quality.
SHEEP were In demand at full pricas =.
U0 head sold at the different yards, At 5l<a
,s TO condition.
Hoes were unchanged. 5000 head sold
u Inc dinerent yards at 6lSa71zc, per D.
COWS were about the same az last quo
teu' lou head sold at si5as4p per head.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAvE wILMINoroN

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADELPHIA.--2.2 700, $40, 800,
eee. 100, 1880. q. M 1918. 2.ss. 30 400,
Foa HEw YcEE.Ea.2i 700, 1000, q. m. +;
l2is. ls.ss. s.as, ?. m. ON Sundays. AL
FoR BALrIxonx AND WASHINGTON
1851, 2Os. sS5. q. m. I252, Lea, SIS, 7.Os,
p. m. On Sundays, i25l, al0 q. m.
FoR BALTIMoRR, lBay Line connectionh
7.S p. m. No Sunday trains.
500 $50, p m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R-9.i5 .. M; LILO,
$50. p. NJ. No sunday trains.
so, a. M; 800. $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. Rib
1880 q. M; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRoM PHILADEIrHkA:.i2s4ss 2os, s.soi
~ ~ 3 1 ri y aos' % u l&s1 i;Ss. @ aSo 40 Si$'
FRon NEW YoRK.-2Os, $50, Q. m. la.42,
I.O9. 5.i3, Z w p. m. Onsundays. 2bs q. m.
From BALTIMoRE.-2l6, e.9O, e.67, q. M;
I2% l2.s5. 6.se. sse. p. m. On Sundays,
Faon WAsHrNGroN.-2l5. q. M; i20s.
1887, $50, e.3B p. m.
FROM NEW CAsTLn-s.5O, s.52, n.5Oa. M:
6.%. e,S I. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM DKIAwARE II. R.-S.6O, 1L.50 o. M;
6.t5 p. m. No sunday trains.
FkoM WILMINGTON q NORTHERN r.. r.
SOC, lsS q. M; as p. m. No Sunday
FRoM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.--S.O0,
q. M; 2 Is, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD sTRKKr AND WASHINGTON
AYENUn-7.YO, S.OU, 1880, u.45 a. m; l.aO,
800. to0. 6;i5, 500. 100. 80. u.S0 P. m. ON
FROM THIRTY-SKooND AND MARKET
SrREETs.--7.30. ll.36 n. m. n. .2b, 4.0e, u.
M; LOO q. m. On Sundays, LU0, 7.30 0. m.
NorK.-rhe black figures represent the
I'm ted Express" on which an extra
fare is charged. f TT
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Charged Wtth Larcenv.


Mary Cooper, colored, was arraigned
before the Mayor this morning on the
complaint Of A. w. Keefe, who charged
her with the larceny Of one pair OF
gold sleeve buttons, one gold collar but
ton, one glass dish, and white counter
pane. 70
Mr.. Keefe testified that he knew the
defendant. She was engaged in helping
him move few days age. After his wife
came TO overhaul the things the articles
mentioned were missing. For a lonp
time past she had done the Washing
Tor the family; she was given the count
erpane to wash, and had failed TO I'm.
ciude 1t with the her article returned:
his daughter had asked the prisoner
about the missing article, and she de-
MED having It. The other articles men
TONED were not referred to.
Officer Carey testified TO searching the
room occupied by the defendant, and
failed TO find any Of the Missing articles.
When be questioned her about the
counterpane, she took 1t from a trunk.
and told him that she had forgotten to
return 1t with the other articles, but
mad intended doing so. She also told
hlm that she had returned a pair OF
sleeve buttons which she had found In
shirt that was given her to wash.
Mr.. keefe was recalled and stated
mat she did return pair of sleeve but
tons, but not the ones he had missed.
ms Honor stated thai the matter was
not quite clear to him, and that he
would hold her in the sum of 500 bail
Tor court, and would take her own
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
A New Move.

AN ASSOCIATION TO pr s,.,l
THIS CITY TO rRosrcr,v, 'v,s| Y
IN oLEohAReARINE INE'''Rsl|
Der Of grocery lnerchaa,s' ras'i l m
phla. several Of our butter 4 SIa|
grocerymen are about iy' fa,uIsl ufs|
'soclation = in this city for ,'tll,li! tIs
OF protecting our citizen, sD,il a.,
efsis oleomargarine, and ts,l,.| y y.
ell OF said dealers. TLe.L
! jasaless say that The ose1,s'E| "r,'E
ideao OF the amount Of The ,Ss.'
ticle that is palmed off T' ~ Sp.I \
bona .fdeibutter. vi w
1t will be remembered A..
last session of the legislstuua ~, \
passed making it a pepaIt1 \
person to deal in, or sell "I,..
rine, unless ii is stamped 10y! !" \
purchaser could know whar nj
were purchasing. The D.n,lI
heavy one, and the associate |
termined 10 enforce the law nj
the letter.
A meeting of those interests
matter will be held in a few /,
which due Announcement \
made at which time those AL
become members of the a,ys
can do so.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Killed On m, ,,

Az UNKNOWN MAN r,,IJ
T,,. ,,oa THE p. W. w.&S..pd
i@GtA Ssrs a. S1aaa % through il,IssSS ISsSss q,
twssa Newark III he noticed an os.. w. y
breakes, and after .ss. ,bs 10
stopped; the train hands van
where here The object was 1Hs IsS.s sssS
The object proved ~ t1'0e
'',n1 a man who was entireIv til IL n., p ,&l
pn.s picked ed, up and placed N ,'Isls, 4
anu taken to Newark u ., @hd
s was lefl in order that lbs S,alea aIa !
investigate the cansa ae Voioas|
s dea h. He was nnl unSnSII. 81 y
around the station. Iu'n TSs II
man !, ! Is apparently abou, p % Nah
and ana iise = feet, six inche, IN y r. ys,s|
hair Is Of a sandy colo, III ,s1 a'|t
chin whiskers of the 'Iu', s,n' aud I
was dressed in a blue same ane. coa,
brown pants. '' coS U
The mans haaJ MI
tue case. sinFt|
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Malaria DESTROYED.

9. A. J. Gaebols. of Brock vile, Canada
lartal disease cont tracted in Texas and
was quickly and completely cured BY the
use OF Warmers Sale Pills and SAFE Bit-
tera. He adds: :" shall never travel In
tnat climate without your Safe Pills and
Bitters az part of my outfit"
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02

WALL STREET YEsrRRDAY.---Stocks
were active and further advance was
made in prices. Money was easier, call
loans on stock collateral ruling at per
cent net until the last hour, when 1872
per day commission" was exacted. In
some instances 1-1e was psiu, Bonds
OF all classes were quiet, Foreign ex-
change was nominal.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
FOURTH EDITION
Ineat emttoms Tor ro-Dnx.

Clear or partly cloudy sosatasr,
"ssfsrly s0irds, backing n soutAsastsr-
", stationary or higher tsmpsraturs,
rising followed By falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
RAIL HOAN NS.
I)HILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD

DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALrIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington az follows
for
Philadelphia and intermediate Static
IO0. e.i0. 1890 a. M; 2SO, 400. 100, 9.a6 p.
m.
Philadelphia tExpress) 300. s.s6. 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York AL, 700. 1000 a. M,
i2l8, I289. $40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
3.o5 q, m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.08 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2O9.
s.8 a. m. l2.52, L04, Sis, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 600, Oils, q. M; LILO. 800, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
9.l5 a. m. LILO, 6.30 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, els
M; 1.l0p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. m. 300. $50, 946 p. m.
philadelphia and New York, 200 a. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.lO
.. m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. Ii. +. RENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
THIRD EDITION
Washington.

REVIEW OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION
LAWS.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
The Assessments.

The names placed on the assess.
ment by the Levy Court, last month,
numbered no, as follows:
wilmington First Ward, so; Se-
cond, SO; Third, 40; Fourth, 80; Fifth.
6g; sixth, "a; Seventh, So; Eighth, &C;
Ninth, 20; Tenth, SO; total, 49s.
Brandywine Hundred, l6; Christi
ana, 25; Mill Creek, 4; New Castle,
81; Red Lion, 4; White CLAY Creek,
=; Pencader, 10; st. Georges, l2l;
Appoquinimink, %; Blackbird, A; to.
tai for the county, no.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02

AlOR SALE. -Four brick housa N
IT street, low prices, easy leils
apa-SE HEAnfl
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Clayton House Arrivals.

y n. Lewis, Phila.
III ". Bishop, Jersey City, New Jersey
A. a; Q; Moody, New York.
Chestnut Street Theatre Company.
John H. Young. Phila.
Alex. 9. Young,
". N. Oothout,
VIM. Rogers. New York,
James L. Johnson, Phil.
John 7. Cutter. Bangor, Me.
LII. shepperd, Phil.
H. II. Dashiell. Maryland.
q. W. Hickman, PhiIadslphia.
II. W. Cottingham,
]. @. Pierce,
VIM. Heaten, Jr.,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
FNM attend the Cests'

FWM attend the Costs,
HIS Bxceilercy, Governor n,
written TO the Jefferson Dsnl
Cluo OF this city, saying that h
cided to attend the National Dsn1
convention, TO be held at (ind|
tie also states that he will 90 Vi
club, unless prevented by eiba m
ments Of which he knows holm,
the present.
Local Lines.
Before Esquire vaniegrlft, Ist
Ing, Patrick and HaulaA
charged with assaulhng wlRs
Crisden, were each tiusd s? ml=
and beldin $500 bail to keep b.
A negro bay, claiming tok I
setter, was in town to-day, tohI
work.
Chief Engineer McTnirs hY nd
n Desper Water Metre from Wml
Mass, which be will give far d
J A large crack has been dIs@rl
the east wall Of the south Cool |
basin, and the water was run out
pnrpose Of making repairs.
The Wesleyan girls published
trrday's papers q programme ioi
erthiumentin the evening, and N
pie who went 10 attend II vas
fooled, .,,
A lot OF stone belonging TO thsd
oesn stolen recently, and he
cratic members of Council will
caucus tonight, to investigate thsH
and find out who is responsible
u lt' Saturday Bargains
Russell q Spencer offer special ~
In Hosiery, Gioves, Corseb and v
Saturday morning. Tuelr assorni
arge and attractive, and prices ihs
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Saturday Bargains

Russell & Spencer offer special ar
In Hosiery, Gioves, Corseb and v
Saturday morning. Tuelr a'sonm1
arge and attractive, and prices Ihs
est.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02

NJ OrlCL.- Persons who we're dratted in
~ ne State or Delaware for the United
STATES N miiitaryservlce in May. June or
July, 1854. and paid com mutation fees
were eterwards again drafted in 1865 and
were required TO procure a substitute or
enter the military service under the latter
municate, either personally or by ie,IeT
wlth lhe undersigned, who has been au-
thorizod by the State Leg islature to collect
Iom the Secretary OF War, the com m uta-
uoaray Son money PAID by such pedrsons. The
secretary or War having been directed bv
act OF Congress 70 refund the commu,a, {,
tion paid on such cases. C.H.B.
Dover Del.' July 10. 1879. vtf
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Fashionable FurnltureI
]; & j. N HARTMAN,
No. 40 King Street,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
- We respectfully Intern the eiti
sens o. Wilmington, and the sur
49, rouns iLg country thf 1--WE Continue
49, 70 Manufacture and keep on hand
~ @ our Large and long established ware
ooms, FnInltr re OF, every variety and
tyie, consisting of Mahogany Rosevoosi
az " alnut Fur nitur re suitable for parior,
a ming room and ch m bor uses,
ouf Jul assortm ent OF Furniture is larger ana
o,e trled tnan can be found In Delaware.
all articles sold at our estabIiah NJ a,,1
e warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most nasb,coah,.
Signs MADE to order and kept constantiS
nand. We also manufacture and go,
dantly keepa large assortment M no eo"f
5air, Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. d ]. N. HARMANk
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02

FOR MERCY SAKE, JANE. WHERE
arg you going in such a hurry.D 81
am going to The Granger store, I0s East
SSlx.n street. 10 get barrel Of their 18.4
Jane" ut Is excellent.7 well order
me par'l, toe" NO, come yourself and
see all the good things that are to be seen,
reaches, and pears, and apples, and
man pears; lbs. rice for rs cts, and lbs.
corn starch for Is cts., and their 80 cent
tea. II beats all creation, II is so good try
1 !. once ana you Will never have any oihef;
pay 30 cents fol; 4 quarts OF beans Tor =,
Gents, and hominy o cts. a quart, and their
new YORK fruit biscuit 2 lbs, for Is cents.
and tbeir globe starch for 20 cents a
s,UUe s.ran.ar Tome 90 on Jane, let US go to the
An"fooot' T. M. WIER.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02


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Hsit iuefa
- st' -'.Na
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sos .rga s
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The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Financial and commerssal.

wILnINGroN. Del, March. 80, 1850.
Latest stock quotations nrnisned by
aeald a Co., Clayton House Building
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
It's Grand single Namn"ihIy,E d
button will take place n'''T"

'e'on II never scales or p,oss,lIPIiSutio,
Look ct the following ~. SiS.ssllsl Ss.sllsl K u
CAPITAL PRlZLLjjT jjTsh D0ttiI
100000 TICKETS AZ r"0
Connecticut western news., 1880-02-25
Some Good Shooting.

The Kingston (Can.) Whig says :- Dr. Knight, with long Winchester re- beating rife, began at 200 yards and made ten straight bulls-eyes; position, "standing size of bulps-eye, six inches in diameter. Then firing 500 yards, target fourteen inches in diame- ter, he made fifteen bull's-eyes out of sixteen shots. After having warm, as the weather was very cold, the doctor displayed his short range Winchester sporting rife, doing some wonderful shooting. First he took the pipes from the mouth of friend at fifty yards, breaking six in succession i; the length of the stems of the pipes being four inches; then he shot six fifty-csnt pieces. held between the thumb and finger, at forty yards distance. This was done without miss. It being very cold, the doctor finished hitting twenty.two apples out of twenty-four, thrown into the air by the hand, as glass balls and traps were not to be had in Kingston. The doctor is confident that he Gan break ninety-five glass balls out of 100. At least he filled the magazine of his short range Winchester rife (sixteen cart ridges) and discharged the whole at a bulrs-eye eighteen inches in diameter, distance 100 yards, in the short space of thirty seconds. The whole was the most rapid shooting ever witnessed in this part of the country. such skill has never been exhibited here bsfore.
Connecticut western news., 1880-02-25
Save Your Money.

The Earl of Derby, one of the fore most statesmen of England, on a recent public occasion made the following re- mark
 "You will sometimes hear people talk-young people, especially-as if there was something mean and poor about the habit of frugality, and as if squandering were the habit of gener. ous nature. If ever that fallacy is ut tered in your hearing, just put your foot upon 1t and trample it out"
 There ia world of wisdom in this brief remark, of which all young men should take heed. Every young man who saves part of his income, what ever the amount of his income may be, is moro respected for so doing. It shows habit of sef-denial which strengthens his whole character and makes it more manly, bolder, and more elevated.
 In spending what you do spend, and ought to spend, says the Ledger, spend it freely and generously not all fol yourself. Never show @ mean and mi serIy spirit, and the way not to show it is not to possess it. But, on the othe, hand, let no temptation to squander eve, interfere with the habit and the rule which should be inhexible-to lay aside something.