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The daily gazette., 1880-07-19
ANCOCK,
lrs.t Soldier Statesman.

\, combines and the poor suf-
4, is what is said by the New
kspapers and they illustrate
btiug to the high price of ice
n is more they say in the ice
Ian enough to supply the city
4 season for gathering ice
h it is in this city capital
| to buy up and monopolize
hess. Seeing success in this
/ dealer, desire to follow the
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB.
For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
On Saturday afternoon last, there
was quite number of Democrats at
Townsend. Samuel Townsend sug-
gested that there ought to be Han
cock and English club formed in the
Hundr I'd, they all agreed; he then
moved that J. @. Wilson take the
chair, and J. B. Keller act as Secre-
tary. Mr.. Townsend then moved that
James Kanely be President of the club
and ]. b. Keller, Secretary, and that
another meeting be held next Satur-
day to perfect the organization of the
club, he also promising to attend and
help whenever he could.
DEMOCRAT.
Townsend, July 18th, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19
Local Lanes.

crabs at Fullmer's.
|eFaO' at Fullmer's.
Pad at Fullmer's.
e'' ice cold at Fullmer's.
cases this morning.
~ s'eFn B. B. Club of this city,
bu " The Ross nine at Chester
fh by a score OF 10 to 4.
bna,an U,'er Of Connecticut, will ad-
I'M 6',s"ce oaml meeting at the Opera
'0ulse of a few weeks.
.SI SIr deaths L occurred in this
We're thirty. "''A last
cattle. s'''ihg around
Ar slrao,a ootWeen Lombard
Attach,eeee ,eeIs caused locomotive
The bIsu Sal 10 a freight train, to
O'clock. '0 'ast evening"
evening. 'ii'e'S In regular
Of Educ.,;aain cue annual meeting o
O"ca'lon takes place thi.
a ,,'a,''e ts1su Hall this evening. g"
son". FOR use during tn,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

eE who want an honest Presi-
i bad time to quarrel over
pgs. This remark concerns
fld voters in Maine, Virginia,
.nd elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

Oftentimes crabbedness of temper and
harshness OF tongue are induced by un-
healthy liver, DR.. Bulls Balti more Pills
will bring sunshine by their action on
this great organ. For sale by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

1T would hardly have done for Gener-
al Garfield to have taken very elevated
gronnd on cvil-s1rvice reform with Gus
tom house Arthur as his associate on
the Presidential ticket.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

A word to young motn srs. do not dose
your darlings with every o,d hnt Era"una msa tSa,
81 81 voIuahte' preventive OF childrens' dis
eases"Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. m
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

l1lord%' d%4Ss,IMr, Ss, ldl VIM. P. Ben.
!. +. Bar" sas bought the farm Of
pa, for s7oooi sII IN G, Oxford Meek,
Pcrss. S'OOO' The farm con,
b farm rma'1@a3, nS n, on Tuesday
Pom t6s oi The late atbayn
Contains 23S 2S3SSecu'or, for $3.50.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

Democrat from the
Friday, told a reporter at
Avenue Hotel, that the me-
host en- masse in the South
he for Hancock. If they do
bIican of this city will be
have them all sent to Liberia
bment expense without delay.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

Heat body of Readjusters are
hocrats, whatever their lead
be, and we cannot see that
sdreadiness of the latter to
4 Republicans in a certain
bcy is any more un ,Democra-
De threa' of certain "regu-
bermit the State to go for
snd Arthur rather than com :
fith the Readjuster element.
pre Gazette.
\ agree with the Baltimore
And it would be the par of
the regular Democrats, es-
nCe the Readjuster Demo-
a majority of 10000 votes
!, to withdraw the electoral
u in nomination sometime
vote for the Electoral Dem
Fket nominated by the Read
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

NYOTICE.-A meeting OF the Trustees Of
~ the Poor of New Castle County,
will be held at the Aims House on We'd
nesday. July %. at 10 O'Clock, a. m. All
persons having bills will present them BY
that time.
The supply Committee will meet on
Saturday July 3lst, at II a. M. when pro-
posals will be received for furnishing the
Aims House for the next three months
with bread. meats and tobacco.
iy20. % N,Z7altw. ]. w. COOCH, Sec.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19
Aaila Gazetts.

|.,pm may be found on file at Geo. 9, ?. },
PEI Pi;a,S ,n Newspaper Advertising
"A iuruce M ST., where advertlsing
SprqhsTm he made for itin New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

|IUABLE CHRIsTIANA lid.
4 |Be SoLD.- We call the readers
to the sale of the valuable
a Hundred farm advertised to
n another column, on the
|pn July %, by Walter Cum
h, trustee.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19

NTOTICE.-The Democratic City Exesu-
IN tive Committee Is requested to meet
at the Lafayette Hotel this evening at
O'Clock. By order OF
1t. BIZ. TOWNSEND, Sec.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-19
NEW ADvERTlsENIENTs.

NOR RENT-Two fine rooms on Market
L street, 2nd story, suitable for cam-
plign purposes. hEALD d GU.
jy1o-3t
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

Rev. DR.. G. \. Van Anda is filling
Centenary NJ. L. church with large
congregations. The audience think
h'm profound theologian and /. c|,aste
logical, and very eloquent pulpit orat or,
drawing his beautiful imagery mostly
from the pure and fervid literature of
the Bible. and proving his propositions
from surimrti"g Scriptures. Six hun
dre'' and twenty-one attended the last
SUNDAY sciool.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
This is the first intimation we Lave
had that Mr.. Van An,la was in Mime
sofa. He stood shoulder to shoulder
with us i'll the dark days of the REBEL
ion in battling ior loyalty among as
stiff necked set of Democrats as ever
vote! straight ticket or fled to Cana
da to avoid the draft. We have parted
company Will, him on some tllcolorical
questions, but we extend him II hearty
welcome to Minnesota and God.specd
nevertheless.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
LITTLE ROCK,

EDlro:; ADVANCE: Warm and
81 ring like. Farmers talk III out III.
Spring work and fighting the gr;lsshop-
peis one year more. / think there will
lie small average Of wheat in this town
this year.
If you want to hear some speaking
and spelling, come to the Spelling
School and LEccum, Wednesday nights
at the Roberts $ III J. oil house.
has ''Cnunty" exhausted the subject
of ''brains," or what is the matter that
he keeps still so long. Won't you
please give us u wood cut Of County:
FOR | think IL man will. MS much brains
rs he pretends to have would be quite IL
sight.
ANON
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
(si);sS}}} 't'Y E>7rr}a'G
" ~ ~ I'd j IA La w -.
SE!F-.i RID.

". Casper has renewed to Ful:a and
will 20 into the Grocery business. lis
fatllrr-in~'aw, u. Hill, will go with
him.
I. ID. and J. !. Richards are pre,ar-
ing to open Il feed Mill III Fulda.
The Seward l.yctum is well attended
and very interesting. The capital pm :
iShmant question WAS djsscusscd on
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Ii'dtrman is preparing to build
new dwelling on his place il the
Spring
There is y rn,nnY that all The railroad
land in ) ware! has been sold and will
be settled il Ike Spring.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

We acknowledge the receipt of circu-
lars from the Liberal League Of Lines
vile. Pa, announcing the celebration
of the l43 anniversary Of the birthday
of Thomas Paine, of that place, begin
ing Jan. q and continuing three days.
Some of the ablest Liberal speakers III
the country will he present. We are
sorry that we shall he absent but we
hope to be with them in spirit and pur-
pose. The American people owe their
Declaration of Independence and their
free government to Thos. Paine, Tho s.
Jefferson, BENZ. Franklin and few
other Liberals Of that stamp.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

Judge Anderson, of the Virginia
Court of Appeals has recently decided
that to be Republican is good ground
for divorce. woman named Latham
having sued for divorce from her hus-
band on that ground. Isn't this all a
political scheme to make Republicans?
If this becomes law in Virginia there
will be such a rush into the Republican
ranks by discontinued husbands as
never was seen in any State. Count
Virginia for the Republicans next fall.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
ANON


lDHIIN N.
Treasurer Thompson is in Adrian
this week collecting taxes.
Died, Jan. %, u Child OF Mr.. Nash.
aged years.
Died, Jan. -, 4 child of Mr.. Fred
Wegen. aged years, l month and 10
days.
DR.. Sullivan was in Adrian OF,
Monday.
Bishop Ireland is now taking bids for
building the fifty houses to be built il,
this Colony.
E. Cooper is having his house plaster
ed. Frank Mclean will do the work.
Fred Wegen is fixing up a lot of fuu..
iture for Spring. Give us a call.
Tax-payins tim, makes our burg look
lively.
Geo. Carr returned Monday. lie
took in st. Paul during the week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
AMER CANE.

The Third Annual meeting of the
Amber Cane growers of Minnesota
was held at Minneapolis last week.
The proceedings We're exceedingly in
terestiug and show that il settled con-
viction has taken possession Of the far
mers of the State that the growth of
Amber Cane is developing into one Of
til, most important industries in the
Northwest.
Among the conclusions reached by
the meeting were the following:
l. That the best soil for Amber Cane
isagood sandy loan, we'll drained, not
fertile, but freshly MANFRED.
2. That cane should be planted as
early as possible i'll order to work the
ground properly and avoid late frost.
3. That the cane raised in the lat;-
tude of st. Louis is the best to plant in
Minnesota for two years.
1. That the cane should be thorough
ly cultivated the same us corn.
E. W. Chapman, of Window, report
ed that he had raised heavy crop of
cane on the open prairie on new break
ing by using the l.aDow harrow.
Il. J. Wilcox, of River Falls, figured
the cost of raising, hauling and work
ing up his cane ut SlS.75 per acre, in
Guiding his own labor at full prices
without board.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
CHEAP ROOT.V.

For sale at this office the following
books for young people,:
Stories and Ballads for Young
Folks.
Wonders of the Vegetable Word.
Wonders Of CreatioL.
Dicks Recitations and Readings.
One Hundred Choice Selections in
Poetry and Prose. :.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

WOrt|ingtOn is become notorious.
First comes the news If, u Sis. 900 rob-
berry, and is Immediately followed by
the intelligence that citizen of that
burg had fallen heir to So. 900 600 Now
look here, Bro. Miller, isn't these stories
tiShy. "A mistake somewhere. Come
to sum up the whcle affair we have con !
clndrd that Turner WAS robbed of five
million instead Of fifteen thousand, and
that Davis was the robbcr.-Sionx Falls
IinlrS
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
Z i N.NO i.

Il. II. Dc!knap and father are expect
ed back soon to orcnpy lie farm. Mr..
=. intends to continue stock raising.
james Gurl,sry, Of Dakota, is visit
ing his mother and brothers in this
town.
w. II. lIerlic has sold off most of
his stock at Il goo,! figure.
Mr.. Pasco, who lives Just suut|, Of
here in Iowa, buys up considerable stock
through here and the towns west OF this.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
Midhiugtrn 9dranfe,
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1880.

CENSUS SUPERVISORS Presl-
dent has nominated the following Gen.
sus Supervisors for Minnesota:
First Djstrict-A. Crandall. I'd
Chas. W. johnson. 3rd-Chris. e..
Andrews.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

1850 !it*;SSSI2E CT LX.Gai
WEST FOR
Cedar Rapids. Denver.
N;ys!rlI!uWn, leuGvillc.
y, s Mni''sS, Salt Lake.
Sioux City, San Francisco.
lv';Ntnn, The Black Hills,
Oma!!a, Colorado,
Co.nci' bluffs, California.
Columbus, ard tie Teri itorits.
E.:S'i FOE;
Chicago, sew York, Coston,
Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo
Montreal. T"lul,;o. Cana,las,
New England :',:d all points, East.
SOUTH FOR
Cincinnati. Louisville, st. Louis.
Nashville. New Orleans. Jacksonville
Columbus and Ill po MS South.
-THE-
''NorM- y tStIn" is the Et1;t Direct
ItIH
oEI''in" I'll" '':!v"'inv pubic NNEArE" TrEI
Til; ,:.l Noiii: .\',vAN;AUi.5 in III :ll:J
Il al in The West.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICES.
In 4 recent ISSUE Of the ADVANCE we
stated that i'll the opinion of County
Attorney Rohrer Il mortgage foreclos-
ure notice published III the ADVANCE
Was invalidated because the paper was
struck OF ON the might of the 9th of
December While the paper was dated
on the 25th but that similar notices
published i'll the Journal were perfectly
good although the paper has been is
sued on Wednesday evening nearly
every week for (, Year past.
We also submitted Series of qurs-
lions to the County pet;ico5ser which
he has not deiyned to answer but comes
back at us through last weeks journal
witt! one of his characteristic commun-
ications, III @l!ich, as usual. he quotes
case which has 40 application what
ever to the point ut issue AMI in which
he deliberately state, What is not so as
to the publication, of the Journal.
Thus he cites the case of Pratt VS..
ANSo1', NH'!'h1tp SsiSt, DIS SelLllnS
the question i'll his favor. That was Il
very different case. The publication
i'll that case was invali,'ated because
the first publication was made on the
very day the mortgage WAS found to be
due, so that there could be but five pub
licatlons afterwards. l. was Oh tins
ground that the publication was SET
aside.
As to the publication of the Journal,
Rohrer says:
1t is needless to say that Miller's
statement that She Journal publishes.
ever published or ever put the bulk of
their papers in the Office Il day in adj
vance, is pure fabrication.
Here is pure fabrication" by the
County Pettifogger and it only shows
how utterly reckless lie is in his asser-
tions, for this isdone in the face Of q,
fact which is familiar to the whole
county. During last year the Journal
WIS published regularly, with one or
two exceptions, Oh Wednesday night.
The Wortl,;ngtoa Subscribers got their
papers Wednesday evening and they
were put in the post office on Wedues-
day evening. The Adrian, Rusl,more,
Bigelow and Jersey packages were put
i'll the post office Oh "Wednesday even
ing and delivered to subscribers on
Thursday morning, the day the paper
is dated.
Moreover, the issue of the Journal
for November eth, or Thanksgiving
Day, 1879, WAS all printed of and put
i'll the Office on Wednesday evening.
In that issue there was u foreclosure
hcilce wherein I. n. Safer anu Peter
thompson appear rs Mortgages and
DANIEL Ko:rer as attorney for the Mort
gaSees. There we're also four fore
closure rotices wherein Waite & Free
man appear us attorneys.
We invite the attention of other at
t'rneys to these facts so that if they
wish to take advantage of the point
raised by Rohrer they can do SO.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29
TT T. T:,E ONLY l. NJ, EI-S>.>::;

Pullman I2:>t:>c! <: ;; '1'<>33> :;;l.o;
Cars between Chicago a,' Council Butts
Pui!m IAN : Palace Sleeping Cars
Arc run on all night trains iii l., tie -rca:
pu Imam Live o.! the Sorlhn;>t.
Palace 5::ar;o- Cars |t:"4tn Chicago :.n,
Milwaukee,
FIRST CLASS MEALS Only - cents 4. tie LIT
Ing ~ta' s ON 'hc - u:il v rS en-
Sure and close connexions at Chicago vi h III
Eairo sh> and al AL Junction l'ui Ms NiIh all
TOAD ila! c't>> lis lines.
All Ticket Agents ca, sci YOU 7 lrau.il i.'r:S
aud cheek YOU: Baggage flee l'y tEis rn,tI.
For illornla!iHn folders. maps. SC. net nht
III the lnnrany or
". II. STEM \ i:;'r. ;Iit,'IN 1I;'i;i!II'r,
Gen! Pass. AT, Cica3,. Gr:;. MHugr.
Jan. !. le>A.-.y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-31
ROlIa Ryan.

This brilliant young man appeared
at Holly Springs on the
night of the 10Th Of this month. All
the lower part of the house was sold
four days before the arrival of the
company, and on this occasion it was
filled from top to bottom by a highly
intelligent, refined and ap~preciative
audience, such as the place is noted
for. The company goes on south via
Yazoo City, Canton, Jackson and
Vicksburg to New Orleans. They
have had crowded houses everywhere
since leaving Memphis. In Grenada
they had to stop the sale of tickets, as
there was not standing-room. When
it is considered that this was about
Mr.. Ryan's tenth night in Grenada,
such a popular demonstration may be
set down as very lattering, The Ryans
commend themselves wherever
they go not more by their
high culture han their gem
uine touches of nature, which APP
peal alike to the most learned as we'll
as the backwoodsman, who knows
nothing save by hearsay Of the world.
The visit of the Ryans to Memphis
will not soon be forgotten by those
who heard them. Their readings and
other performances elected the I'M
qualified praise Of our most highly
cultivated people. we predict fol
Rolla Ryan continued success in
wider fields than he has yet chosen
to enter. He and his father, as wei.
as Major Calyit Roberts, their agen-
and business manager, made man,
friends here who will be glad to heal
of their prosperity wherever the.
may go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS


wi NAALd VI ~ NV Ae
The advent Of the Colville bur-
lesque opera troupe at Leubrie's thea
ter last night drew a fine audience,
and the performances were received
with unfeigned delight. The COM
pany is one of much merit, and their
~comicalities and their artistic dram
attic Illustrations afford great amuse-
ment and satisfaction. Little Ella
Chapman, one of the brightest, yet
most diminutive stars in the galaxy,
was accorded a warm greeting, it being
half a dozen years or more since she
last performed here. Much of the
intervening period has been passed by
her in England. where her sprightly
and pleasing abilities won high favor.
Mile Emf Rosoau, the leading lady Of
the company, is as dashing and clever
as can be desired, and the supporting
members are all good enough to keep
people in the best possible humor.
The piece given was THE Magic
Slipper or, Cinderella" in bur-
lesque. Tonight we are to have
=" Robinson Crusoe,p with many conf
c%alities and much music.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-31
KeYrs from Cross Connfr.

heYS from Cross County,
The editor of the Wittsburg (Ark.)
Chronicle, Mr.. Louin Chappelle, has
been in the city for a couple Of days
past on a business visit, and favored
this Office with 6 call to-day. The
town of Wittsburg, in which Mr..
Chappelle resides, is a thriving place,
situated on the st. Francis river at
the foot of Crowley's ridge, and in the
midst of one of the finest and most
productive localities Of the south a
region that trades almost exclusively
with this market. Wittsburg ships
about 5000 bales of cotton this season,
Of which perhaps 5000 bales was pro-
duced in the sunk lands country, or
aloog the St. Francis river, between
Wittsburg and the Missouri line. OF
this cotton about two-thirGs is sent to
our market aud the remainder to New
Orleans. A shipment of 1907 bales
was made to the latter point, at one
time some weeks ago, the Kountz line
boat, Katie 2. Kountz, going from
here to that point, especially to make
the voyage and carry it through. The
town of Wittsburg has enjoyed a
thriving trade during the past season,
and the people thereabouts are well
provided for, the majority being indus
trious and happy. 1t is always pleas
ant to note the prosperity of any
section, but especially SO to speak
thus of a locality SO closely identified
with our own interests. Mr.. Chap
pelle is in the enjoyment of vigorous
health. lie leaves for home in a day
or two.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-31
PEABODY BILLIARD NALL,
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant reSBrt for
lovers Of the garne. GOT
He Ranks Higher.

DR.. J. w. Ross, who served here
last summer under orders Of tho ma
tional board Of health, making a most
excellent impression upon all with
whom he came in contact, by his
agreeable manners and courteous ad-
dress, is now located on the sloop Of
war st. Mary's, of the foot of 23d
street, New York city. 1t will
crafty the numerous friends
of Doctor Ross to learn
that some months since he was pro-
noted to the rank of full surgeon in
the U. S. navy. The last heard from
the doctor, he was healthy, happy ard
no less good looking than when hi
genial countenance was visible6n oul
highways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-31
re % GENTS Pc NE { x.
THE CITY.
weanesday Evenlng, March. aI, $50
LEDGER LINES.
All fools day tomorrow.

All fools day tomorrow.
Depression prevails in cotton
circles.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
The dusty dust is getting the
upper hand again.
Wanted Five more competent
statesmen at Leubrie Bros.
The very last day Of the third
month and the 9lst of the year.
Rides and drives are popular at
present with all who can afford it.
Ladies' elegant shoes of latest
styles, at Big Boot shoe store ,3A Main.
The buffalo gnats are playing hay
oc with cattle and other stock in the
swamps.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 10
Madison street.
"A BOgardus kicker of forty-odd
horse power is in preparation here,
for puzzle factors.
Great throngs Of ladies were out
for a promenade yesterday, and as
many or more tG-day. =
Choice salmon, Reelfoot lake
perch and trout, for sale cheap at S.
Clement, sc Beal street.
The finest horse in Arkansas is
ridden by DR.. j. NJ. Kellar. Says the
Telegraph at Hot Springs.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
The children about the city and
its environs have been stricken with
the whooping cough, by a large ma.
jority.
The wind storm OF last week pros
trated trees, and blew outhousei
down, in many localities in this lati
tude.
The last day of grace for tax
payers. The collector took in $40,
yesterday. Much more will flow il
to-day.
Fishermen are preparing to EMO.
their usual spring piscatorial sport
1t promises well, as soon as the river
decline.
The Sandwich society will NEE
this evening at the residence of Mis-
Mamie Conn, No. 26O Adams street
at 81 pm.
james Conway and Miss Ell
Dowley we're licensed to be Marie
this forenoon, also three pair of col
ored people.
Jimmie Kline, proprietor Of Lii
Vale nursery, Poplar street boulevard
has a hundred and fifty varieties {
new double geraniums.