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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-04
Farm and Garden.

Farmers will always remain
poor 80 long as they allow others
TODD their thinking.
Slovenly work does not pay.
see then that the work of the plow
and hoe is done thoroughly.
Never work with dull tools, for
they require too great an outlay OF
strength, both of man and beast.
Asa left, Of Stockton, y. Y,
makes an average of over 800
pounds of butter per annum from
each Of his COY :
Nue-footed hogs are raised in
Arkanss and the Cherokee nation
We have heared Of then i,sO in
EvergrJ N, Ala.
Strange as ii may seem, b ,rrels
for sugar, Kerosene oil, lard and
even gunpowder, are now made
out OF a paper pulp
Ia finishing up ,tp cl'itivo ton
Of fields leave the laua as level as
possible, as it wilt facilitate the
gathci ng ofthe crops.
Large @ antilles If West Vir-
ginia Wool has been purchased
for the Globe Mills of Ma-sachu-
sets, at 40 cents per pound.
Rice is becoming one ofthe most
important crops planted in SOuth-
western Georgia. The rains have
given it a splendid start, and a
,,nnx, l., prnn i nXnnptpG
The wool crop at Elkhorn, VS.,
is an important one. The bulk of
the clip there has been marketed
aG prices that are satisfactory to
growers, 81 to 80 cents. Some ex-
ira fleece sold at 40 cents.
Farmers in this country were
never more indifferent about sell
ing their wool than they are this
seasoa. Nothing desirable can be
bought in Wisconsin for less than
40 cents per pound. In Indiana
fine wool is held at % cents.
Hog cholera in a strange and
most malignant form has broken
out among the swine of farmers In
the vicinity of Oconomowoc, Wis.
One large stock raiser in Summit
lost nearly 100 fine hogs in less
than two weeks by mean. OF the
epidemic.
Sulphur has been found to cure
Group in fowls when applied as
follow: Open the affected fowls,
heak, and with tube, which may
be formed of paper, blow half
teaspoon.ul of sulphur down the
throat. Three application have
be n known to cure.
The stock of foregn wool in bono
in New York is reported at l2,7S9
sos lbs and in Boston al 1867 So;
lbs including 5000 600 lbs carpe
stock, making total Of SO 1897 6 8.
Tbs, in both cities. Some qortlon o
the wool we understand. is being
shipped to England.
Il is of the very utmost impor
aance that stock should have gOo'
pure water and plenty of it. TIL
thirst of animals during the ho
weasfler aaa-readpuB as.,nna0ineC
som judging it Dy~sssi.r-r alrst
and to deprive the animal of {
sufficient drink is about the worst
species of cruelty that can be in
tlicted npon the brute creation.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-04

"You had better change that
rug said a lady to her servant.
Don't you, think it corroborates
better with the carpet this way?"
was the response. 1t was the
same girl who told her mistress
lhat a gentleman with a predica-
ment in his speech had called to
see her.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-04

Iron BITTERs are highly recon-
mended by Physicians and Drug
gists, and from the remarks made by
the many persons using them, they
must be very valuable medicine.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
The following Is comparative statement of the
exports of specie from the port of New-York TO
foreign ports for period Of twenty mine years
EUROPEAN FIYANcIAL MARKETS.

I0SpON Eeb 1fl23O .. m-U. :. bonds four and half
per cents l1O. per cents l09l2 Atlantic and Great
Western first trustees certificates 6yst do second
80 Jersey Central c0rsos l0J2 Erie RlvaY shares
4g4 do. second cOns0ls, % y Reading Railroad 331s
LONDON FEB. l4-2 p. m.-Ataniic anu Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates 1Oi Efe Railway shares
4gs do second cODsols 0j Illinois Central lOtH Paris
aces quote three per cent renes AT - francs ~ entes
foe the account
LONDON Fen IA D. m-Pans advices quote three
cent rnter 81 20 Cenmes for the account The
amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
balance todayl COCOON.
IOSDON Feb. l4silver Is ted az 2'isd per ounce
LONDON Feb 4.The EcOn0Wtst OF this week SAYS; The
for bank bills, sixty to ninety days Zd2t
bills sixty days 10 three months. Q3
per cent Iamping continues full In the stock Ex
change The have increased their raie Tor loans
stock Tho 10 the foreign department
marked except IN stocks particularly Affected by the
weak tendency the Bern and Vienna COURSES United
cent bonds have attained price at Which they
yield the investor only 30 cent interest secretary OF
0avinccd that l Gov eminent coud readily place 3a
here 10 reopen nego1lt0ns for The settlement a the Mex
eat debt dea Of National bank has been revived
the Government contributing ~ 100000 -Four millions viii
be offered European subscription There Is small pros
honthoders ulscribng 10 fresh venture
there AMI her long defraude creditors must
b. irfesu such scheme. The activity la home
RAILWAYS continues unabatcd Canadian weaker upon
reazaiOns profit United railways decidedly
weaker Atlantic and Great Western 2d3 lower Allan
tic Mississippi Ohio IA and California ~ CAIRO
aud Nincennes Reading mortgage, pa each Mssohti
Kansas and Texas Reading shares, p, aud New1ork
Central Paris and Decatur bonds are 10 higher
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Only a small business was done In State bonds.
Iouisiana cnnsos sold at 4s3s. Soath Carolina Us
uon-tundabe at 53a aud Mssouri "a of 1897 at
lO7l2. - -
The only sale of city bank stocks was Is shares
of American Exchange at 100
The business done in RAILROAD bonds was smalIer
than that of Yesterday yet II included transactlons
IN siNty-clght different varieties Inc junior issues
of ST Louis and Iron Mountain and Mobile aud
OHIO continued TO hold their prominent positions IN
the dealings and made further advances. But IT
seems absurd that the second income Us OF 81.
Iouis and Iron Mountain shouid be IN active de-
maud NJ 10 per cent higher prices than are the
Mobile and Ohio first debeuture -. ~ LOUIS and
Iron Mountain first income Is rose per cent 10 10
and the second income 6s advanced from
S3I, To s5aS4os. and Mobile and ONO
first dcbcnturc IS sold at 15I2d16A AGAINST 80
Yesterday and the second dcbentures rose from II
to 10 Ere second conSols with comparatively
small amount of business sold 02 'sa 03's against
go3t Yesterdays closing figures, but the funded D
were !, lower at SIS. There was an active demand
for Rome Watcrtown and Ogdensburg first consols,
with a resulting advance from CD 10 12d1i 81
Kaus,s Pacific new cOnsols were steady az 80 l2d
oG3, but hr,ts of Denver Division advanced - 10
IOglo and cx certificates sold at lOO3ia 100 g. Inc
,,r,rcs of the general list OF bonds were firm.
Ihe Sub- treasury to-day lost S2,3s6.333 on bal
oncr made M bv a currency loss OF $3.50, ,59f and
coin loss of S2.2j5 799. To-day's bank statement
makes favorable exhibit. the total reserves beng
increased 80 900 600 and the surplus over the rule
of % per cent is increased 81 ,3l9.O23 Inc follow
ng are So figures OF the statement ana the changes
last ppk
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

The lrcasury now holds S3G3, 2iO,G,o th m,e1
.t,t,t bon. J. To secure bank circulation. United
State. bonds deposited for circulation !or the we k
Sii21 900; United States bonds held for cireula,
i,rL r;r,Il, ion ont standing: Currency notes
SID -i7.5iG; goldnotes, ~, ,l2G,l20 The Clearing
inn,e statement to-day is rs follows: torthe DAY
f,r 10 W., L-cvrnanges 1858. .IJ3.3J7 balances.
S@6 50l 100 he business at the Sub Treasury coy
troI': Rrccipts. %9Jt.732; payments. f33l 10 ;
currency LtlJltc, F'-'''''"' N'''
sos I2o.9l5. ,..... .,..,-,
wcr,Gull but rates are trn at thf annexed qNo'"-
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
TAXES " SWORN OFF"
NONRESIDENT Personal PROPERH-o"N'
EkS

NONRESIDENT Personal PRoPERl1-o"N'
ERS
LIST OF SEw.YoGKFEs WHO RESIDE IN OTHER Oo0.'.
TIES TO AVOID HE oXERoUs ASSESSMENTS IN
Nrw-YoRR COUNTY. .
BELOW will be found the completion Oh
the list of nonresident owners OF prop
ertv in this county who avoid the heavy
taxes which the expensive local gov
ernment OF this city compels the COM
missioners to assess upon personal prop
erty. The publication Of this list was oegun
in THE TRIBUNE Of Sunday, February D. me
law permits owners to pay on property "c'u
here in the counties in which they reside, ana
rs the tax rate is lower in every other county
of the State than it is IN New-York (wth 'ne
possible exception of Kings County, 'ney nav
urally take advantage of this legal excuse
This ;s one Of the Important defects of the law
which the Tax Investigating COMMISSION ',"'
the Legislature will probably order snoruy'
will be called upon to remedy.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

EIcitse
gsegsnl6nt
Name

com. Iesessmfnt EIcise
Branch ROval
Ins Co Of Liver -s ,ds. liabilities
pool Eng ss9064 Il Invtd in q : BOMBS; ''ao"i'''
exceed premium
VALUE JESSE 1000 Not in business mere
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

The London stock market is reported rs quiet.
British consols steady at oslo for both money
10G. the lbs Il higher at 110l2, and the 4s ll6
higher at lO0l2. Erie declined from 49os to 40l2;
and second consos from 91l9 To %. Atlantic ana
Grrat Wprtcrg f-sts were first lower a: 69a rccov-
erImg to 20. aud seconds fell y to 80. Illinois Cen,
trail gained - per cent and closed AT l0ll2. and
Reading gained b to 1873 Bar silver was quoted
land lost 10000 bullion on balance. In Paris
French per cents sold at So 22l20 $40.
The Green Mountain Mining Company has de-
clared it's regular dividend for the month OF jan
uary a centsper share, payable February 20.
Transfers TO close February IS.
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports me
production Of anthrac to coal for the week week enueo
February and wear from January as follOws
Week Year.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Money ruled nj about > per cent at the Stoch EA-
Change with the late rate down TO 1 per cent. On
Tbc cmstonls rc,clpts reported at Washington to-
dav amounted to ;S3O1 ,9Si. and the internal reye-
ruc receipts to $296.O1O. The Treasurer received
$40 600 IN NatiOna. bank notes Tor redemption
H., t',iaIs Of such leccipts for the week, compared
with those ot the corresponding week OF last year
,,ara .ts follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, and ST. PAUL
3 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
LA CROSSE and DAVENPORT DIV.
limited amount for sale by
l.. l.. FRANK & CO.,
80 Exchange-place
is STANTON 10 Nassau-st., has for sale the
new Oswego Midland stock called New-lork, Onta-
rio and Western.
THE NEW BONANZA.
For full description of the mining camp OF
DOLORES
see to-morrow's Daily American Exchange.
Oliice. 10 Broad-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
The COURTS.

THE COST OF PROSECUTING f. :. STOKES.
Willard Bartlett filed his report yesterday
with the Surrogate auditor and referee IN the matter
OF the final accounting OF Lucy d. Fisk, execurK OF
James Fisk. IT,, deceased The account and amended
account OF the were referred TO him on NO
ember H. 1874. by an order OF the surro
gate and early 1873 he began taking tesu-
mony The original obiecting persons, says the report
who disputed the accounts were seven In number IN
cludng the Erie Railway Company, which claimed to be
creditor Of the estate the amount OF s3s7sl0S Do
Settlements were effected With the:n al various times
on May 90 1876 Mr. Bartlett received from the suTo
gate certain objections IN behalf OF the executors OF
Parau Stevens Counsel for the stevens executors pro-
ceedcd with the case up TO its final submission The
aud,,or considers tnat the objections Of the stevens
ecutOYs only upoIf which ne Is required 10
mass and he considers the objections IN detail.
I'm con sdering the seventh objection the Auditor says:
In my opinion the law does not authorize the execu-
trx 10 charge estate with such of these payments 10
counsel as appear either from The vouchers themselves
or from the testimony, for services III tue criminal pros
ecu!op of Edward g stokes. Inc aggregate amount o
counsel fees thus paid is 500 Aud under the eighth
oiection he SAYS: asked 10y the contestants TO
hold that the payments the eXecutrX FOR the board
and travelling Of witnesses IN the criminal
prosecution of Edward = Stokes. and miscellaneous pay
meps detectives and others for services hetcln are
unaut horned charges against the estate III my OPINION
they are not legally chargeable against IT, Ihe aggIe-
gate OF such items is S2,O7s 40"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

WANTED. c.,..,.,, ,.u.. .u,...,.., ,ou,.
aud certificates.
south carolina Railroad mortgage bonds and stock.
Nemph's and Charleston Railroad stock.
south Carolina COnsoidated bonds unrccognizcd.
BY ARENTs q fOUNE,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
SHOOTING Ar PIGEONS And GLASS BALLS

BERGEN POINT, \. j., Feb, 14.-At the New
York Gun Ciub IarE to-day there several sweep
,tke matches. The conditions were 10 birds each, -
entrance handicap rise, I've ground traps five yards
op,rt Eeelsh rules. TIe opening sweep" WAS won
NV Il Knowles W 40 Killed birds Colonel Butler. j. f.
ralson ard DIR. Barton killed birds each aud Colonel
the second money In the second" sweep" the
hes scores we're as follows Colonel Butler, birds
killed: Dr. Barton, 6; r. Knowles z and ]. F. Talson
q The ncxt "sweep" resulted as follows: COlOne
Kutler birds killed j. L. IalsOn, H. movies, -
Dr Rarton and r. King, birds cuch. The Tie FOR
second money was shot of by r. Knowles. The last
mas won by r. Knowles, who Killed 10 pros. tolphc
Butler took the second m0ncs, killing . birds j. r.
Tason Killed birds. and r. King aud Dr. Barton cach
. pAYOSNE CITY, y. j. Feb l4-LicVcn malksmen
competed to-day Tor prize pigeon gl me tern
being ten birds each, 81 yards rse Haud straps 81
wards boundary. The scores were: Cutting . BIRDS
killed; smith, o. Wallace, x; Savage, 3; Pau ding, =
The tie was of AT five brds, and r6sulted IN Mr.
Cuttinp winning by total score OF Ia
WEST END \. j.. FeO. Ia Joseph Sanford, OF New
YORK defeated Ell COnOver OF Ncw-Jersey, In match
at 2j birds side sou entrance oaulOrd hlhcu q
birds anu COnOVet 10
RED BANK ~ j., Feb 14-At the regular semi
outblv shooting the Shire rwsDdrY Gun cub yester-
day The match the clubs gold championship badge
was won by Mr.. Whyte. The conditions were 10 glass
balls each ls yards rise, single Parker rehOiNHg Fap
The scores were whyte 10 Cole, ID; Wid, IL; and
| Bergen 13.
LONG BRANCH Pb 14-The me bers of the Shrews-
bnry Long Branch Pleasure Bay and Ocean Port Guu
Clubs nave su scribsd for marksmans badge. and a
pigeon gum and propose TO bold shooting tournament
about February o. prize bcng open 10 profess iOnal
| marksmcn and the other TO Amateurs. number OF
! money peizes will be offered to all comers
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Government bonds were fairly active but hardly
as firm The transactions at the boards amounted
to 500, 900. distributed rs follows Sl!2,0OO
coupon and 100000 registered IS at 1882 /;
10000 coupon 4l2s at l09a l0s7 IS and $4,000
Registered at 1879 and S267,5OO conpon IS at
1O63i n 1OGl2 and $l7 800 registered at lOOos
District of Columbia :}-65s continued strong with
sales up 10 o. At the close the market was steady
ntf hn lnnnXel ntntInns
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Tho following shows the exports exclusive Of |
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
" "UNsATISFACrORY

UNSATISFACTORY ARITHMETIC .'-Parson !:
wish to complain, Mrs. D.ggns. OF the cosdurt OF
your daughter at the Sunday to-day 1t was rude
ip the extreme" Mrs. D.: ALI IT'S what they taches
her az that theer Board school II yesterday she
come home and she says, Mother, they attaching
OF me vulgar irdxshuns What can ye expex after hat
snf-lFun.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
CIVIL NOTES.

motion was made before Justice Lawrence
I'm Chambers Yesterday by the defendants In the long
lived suit Of Ephraim william against the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company, Hugh j. Jewett and Others
bronrbt I'm March, 1870 on the certificates OF
10 600 shares OF stock issued June 2S 1862 The motion
was for commissions to take testimony In ST. Louis,
Ieavenworth Lawrence, and some other cities IN Kan
sos Henry t. Knox for the plaintiff, asked thar there
should be TWO commissioner III eaCh 9aso as Imey
uronosed were counsel for the defendants and as0 IN
view OF the currently reported statement thdt tie
kansas Pacific and Union Pacf' Railroad were about
10 unite and OF the great Influence which these
roruoraons and jay Gould exercised III the state OF
Kansas, Justice Lawrence granted inc commission III
the ordinary form selecting COMMISSIONERS om llsls
agreed upon.
William Irwin was appointed by Justice
Lawrence in Chambers yesterday guardian ad ltem Of
Henry Reginald Astor Carey the suit brought for the
sale and partition Of the Astor House property The
annlicant. in his petition for the appointment of a
rdiau SAYS that he Is fourteen years Od, Inc sou OF
JoIn Carey ir and j. entitled TO contingent remain
der in fee IN some uudvdcd portion OF the properly on
fhe death OF Henry AsfOr, IN case bls mOtheI MS.
Aida AsfOr Carey should thcn be dead
Mrs. Margaret Wilkins sued the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company. IN the Kings County SUI
meme Court 10 recover $4,000 for injuries received
Jauuary @ 1873. While riding in an Adamsst car In
Novemher Judge Gilbert dismissed the complaint on
HE ground that negligence the part OF the com
pany had proved. Tue General Term mas reversed
ibe decision and ordered new trdl.
A further hearing III the case OF the City of
Uonokcn against exTfeasurcr Kamna held yostei-
day before Special Master in Chanccry Williams, at his
briefly as to the OF the notes gwen To MN by MS
bond sen and also 10 tAe notes received by MN Tor
cash lent while incumbent Of mat ONCE u was acc
taiued hat the total amount of kamnas Indebtedness
WAS SCI COO
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
sensible Election Decision.


The official declaration that Grover
II. Lutburrow, Republican, was elected
to the Legislature from the Third
Assembly district Of Monmouth county,
over Charles Allen, Democrat, who re-
ceived o majority of one on the frat
count, was made by Judge L, W.
Scuddsr, a Democrat, on the principle
that votes intended for LufburIow
shouil he counted for him, whether the
nam. was written "Lufburrough,'
"Grovsr Lutburo, ""G. II. Lufburrow, ,
"Grover Il. Lufterrer"or "Lufburro,
When be came to vote written SD.
Lnfonrrow" Judge scudder ruled as
f,lloas:"The presumption oflaw should
10 In favor OF sustaining the voters
intention to vote for one OF the candl'
dates, and rot In favor OF the idea that
hs was voting for some one else. Fhe
burden of rrnof is upon those who deny
that the ballot was cast for the regu-
lar candidate. In this case the most
reasonable presumption is that the
voter made mistake in Mr.. Lufburrow's
frat name. Therefore reconsider my
previous decision upon this oailot'
and now order that 1t be counted Tor
Grover II. Lufburrow."
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23

ROCERlE5 DOWN AGAIN. YOU
ST will be paid for your trouble by buying
YOUR groceries at Ford Q, cor. Front and Mad
ison. We re selling hams at 12c h. sugar
cnred shoulders, es sweet as ham, Sc. b; flour
5, az and &c h. Minnesota patent 10. b,
our -four al S. 10 splendid: We are the only
ones selling this b~and at this price. Coffees
ia is and zoo. n, best Rio Zsc., Maracaibe
and AZ auyIa 2bc Java SOC b, 8 Bs m min
Ms pea shes 900 a bs Kingst0rd's starch 2bc..
ne Turkey prunesibc , 8 ms dried cherries
100, 0 bs borax soap 2Sc., q cans fine table
nearhes 2be., 2 ca ms gooseberries go, cans
cbsrries 2bc. our 4Oc. tea Is splendid, our SOC.
ia as good as sold in the city fer SIC; new
ra,sps, currants, cltron and canned lemon at
prices to salt Pure cider for mince meat,
from .Jackson's mill, apnes and sweet pota-
toes by the barrel, rye straw for beds; Aay
and straw baled at country prices, sugars
away down, genuine sardines. TO-, new
maoksrel, 80 N kits, $l.to, Sl.Tt aud $500.
PETER ] FORD,
Cor. Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
Trains LnAvH WILMINGTON.

Tor Philadelphia and intermediate stations !:
I, $40, 1880, o. m; 2.3o, 400. 100, 1900, p.
m. On Sundays s.lo Q. m; 500, $40, $50
p. m.
20s, 9.Sb p. m.
gor Phila. and REV York: 1.6s. 22s, $50, 100
1907, o. m; %12.30. *l2.43. tIAmlted)
GILT. m. Sundays, 223 q. H., e.l7 p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: 40 .. m;
rcr Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line {:
gcr Bsiumore and Washington: 1851, 2Os
ais, SIS 0. m; 12b6, l.0& tLimitedl <,Sl,
1903 D. 10. Sundays: l2.6l, 203 a. N. 2. Is p m.
For Information apply at depot.
Cor New castle: 900, $50, .. M, LOO, 800
For Harrington and intermediate stations I:
SD e. m: Leo, e.sb y. m.
For Deimaf and intern sdiats stations: $50 D.
FOR wilmington lin d northern 4. H.: 100, r.
M; 500, 500, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and II. rs 0. M, and 6.46 p. m.
Ter Delaware Western II. H.: 7.l6, o.8o. Am.
DO D. N. Sunday trains, 1890 o. M, op.m.
FRAINe FoR WILMINGTON LEAVE RMILADU-
from Broad street and Warrington avenue
J,S0. SIS. 1880, ll.C0 ll.4b o. m; 30, a,360,
1, AL, A46, b.I6, o, go, 8, g.4b, 1851 m.
On Sundays: $50 ., M; =, $3.50, lilo p. %.
from Ihirty-Second and Market streets: 100
1850. lLS6 q. n; 2,2bs (Iimited) as p. N
I'm SUNDAYS: -1.0a m.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
Maraix Mentioned.

At the Hanover Presbyterian church
there vii. be union services by the
Presbyterian congregations on Thanks
giving morning.
DR.. W. s. Hitch, Of Laurel, while on
cunning expedition near Ocean View,
met with the misfortune Of running the
prongs OF a hay fork into his foot, lam.
ing him considerably.
Coroner Weldin has appointed Thos.
J. Bennett his deputy. All orders and
all information can be lett at the store
Of Mr.. Bennett in Shipley street, above
Front.
Letters OF administration have been
granted by the Register upon the estate
o. Robert stasrt, late Of Wilmington,
deceased, upon Elisa A. Stuart, widow
Of deceased.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
Tenperance DeIcsases.

The following persons have been elee'
ted delegates to the Delaware State
Temperance Alliance which meets at
Dover, on Wednesday, December LIST
From Newport NJ X. church-Rev.
J. D. Rigg, Simeon Myers and Thomas
J. Hanna.
From Newport NJ. &. Sunday school
William Finn, Jr.
Stanton M. K. church-William Il.
Eendrickson, E. Gregg.
Marshal,on s. S.-Riohard Baxter ,Jr.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
AnExehanxe Of Ministers.

R,v. Vaughn Smith, formerly pastor
Of the Elkton church, entered on Sun
day upon his pastorate Of the MI. Lee
baron M. 4. church. Rev. W. 4.
Avery, the retiring pastor, will take
charge of the church which Mr.. Smith
has Just left. During Mr.. Avery's
ministry at the Mt. Lebanon church,
period OF two. and.a-half years, the
Sabbath school has improved wonder
fully and several persons have connec'
ted themselves with the church The
Mt. Lebanon congregation recon-
mend Mr.. Avery very highly to the
Rlkton church.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23

NIOTIOE.
~ OTrIoE OF THE STRRyT Com.
MISSIONER, No. 81 L. 9TH St.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. ID, 1880.
Property owners and agents will plea'e
take notice that the following Ordinance re-
lating to pavements will be strictly enforced,
and in order to save themselves unnec ssary
trouble and expense they will please OBJ.
serve II:
ORDINANCE RELATING To PAVE.
MENTS.
Whenever any detects or distractions ar
found by the Street Commissioner or repor.
ted to him, he shall forthwith cause the side
walk or pavement to be repaired or the
detects or obstruction to be removed at the
proper cost of such owner or agent CT the pro.
perty to which the pavement belongs, and
report the bills to tho City Council, to DO COL
lected before the Mayor. L. p. LYGC
lIlL-St street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-23
NJ Echter. 30 Chestnut street

Mr.. J. Echter, 30 Chestnut street,
Harrisburg, Pa, says: 81 have teeo
afflicted with rheumatism for f We years
and for two years have had q sore on
nv leg TIE size Of silver dollar, which
nothing would heal. St. Ja,ob's Oh
cured the rheumatism and healed the
sore"