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, 1880-11-12


HuutIlroN, MIch.. Nov. 10.-The public
school building ut Lake Linden was totAy de-
stroyel by lro this morning. The tlro origtnated
In tho collar. I.t,as, f1G0O; insured fnr *i0 In
companies represented b. ltobnson s. Wright,
uf Hancock.
, 1880-11-12

Of over $1,.O0 connected with tho building Of
ma I:nlAs1lr Opera. Home, lie hn4 failed lin
70 n late hour To furnish hail, and stands Hoou
3ntl. ~ ~ ~ $50.
, 1880-11-12
EPf700Tlc,

Special ptsyateA to IN EAtea3e Ttf1uhs,
DUBUQUE, Ia-. Nov. ll.-Every horse in tho
city u down With epizt'btlc. a number OF futal
ea&e4 hAvs hoau reported.
, 1880-11-12

NEW Yoex, Nov. 1I.-Tho Methodist Mtssian-
ary Committee llas fixed tho rurnd sum t., !c
rnscsl by thu churches 1T &71a,GH, Including IL
slrht III $ll.,uh winch slim Is divided up alouk
tito annuMl Lohfesutlces, ,
, 1880-11-12

UNION T1IEOLOt:1CAL SEMINARY,
NEW yonx, Nov. 1l.-'rho Rcy. nr. Roswell n.
Hitchcock, who for twenty-five yonrs In. uccu-
pied the chair Vi Church lst4ory In tho Union
Theological Seminary. WIS chnseu IT, eklcccctl
tho lRt0 Dr. Hili!a1n Adalns ~ PRESIDENT Ut tho
Enitifi1IrY. = -
, 1880-11-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QuEENErowR, Nov, lt.-Arrayed. tho Baltic.
from Now York.
BARNEY IN OuQ0.

Gptetal Dbp4tth to Tht thte4oo IfaotH*s
1Np5ANAPoLls, 1ul, Nov. lt.--BaEney haoail-
10y WAS arrcsted hera fortnight 1nMe!lataly
after tho c0nuluslon Of hls play for an qld debt
, 1880-11-12

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milwaukee,
4. il. Sbepnr.1, Il,
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| Il. +. Matthew's, Il.
| Il. 81. CJ,rl,utt. Ii.
| Henry, iierzpr, il,
| ". HtunIcy. II.
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mn, mid tf,1.vlIi,1e-
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, 1880-11-12
EENATE.
'cmOcrnts,D Q.
Eutttfrfx%

AdHtNS-
Sn!pta ". Pierce, II.
ARhlaud, i.,trrt,i,, I}ny.
field, l.tlrf,qtt, DOUG
la4,, l1ltt Polk
George D. Mut3Iii, II.
Brown
l!p.lj. 1'nntaine, r.
j. J. iiusst,slsst,tl, L.
NJ. IlreIlllan, u.
buffalo lin ptlrtt-
1t. +. Ke.nptcr. Il.
Calumet
G. II. n. Petersen, D.
Chippewa 4nd l'rfco-
JtItleY \. T'Aylor. II.
Clark. l4i.lcnIll, ,raylor,
tlr,d Wtbtkl-
n. II. Mct;ord, II.
Co1t,u,1,1n-
1yill!,lt,l T. Parry, r.
Eynn ". Lloyd, It.
Crllwft,rl-
Atley 1'utoraon, II.
nnt,t'-
y. j. C,,tllwoll, D.
i. X, i.ttsc. Il.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
pos ! .Gr6ettsu aGsr Art prompt nuS 6ats
aussefi6rt.

pana eiusetroiisnsu gsadri6tsn einisers
maben Nuf'tIuB. &c bei6t ba II. ~: Sc
uaber bic 8r6lioentenuabl beranridt, beifo
arSser wiyb tie aufresuns. Die @esner
bss General @onSaIes tebaupten, oerielbe
fsi fsiu Rcritansr pon @e5art, ion6ern ein
Spauier, unb bubsr CUR YidiiosRti8aft
ni6t befuet. Sie uerlargen, bab sr feline
meritaniite abfammuns bspeiis. 8tele
Isiner Aubinssr ba5en i'm bersiis uerlafen
un6 Der BrdiiOent iOa srtldyt bnbsn, baB
@ousaIss, psnn bic Ssbauptuns isiasr
@esner it5 als uabr erueif, I'M 6aae isis
ner Grndbluns uidt iuftaIirt ruerben tann.
Oas repolutionars Clement pirb INNER
tibner. ginem pom benz psrniinftiseu
EbsiIs Der BsuOIteruus ui6t seslanbten
@eri6te sufolse, ioa Der Yrdiiosnt idmmts
Ii5s &ssierunsstruppsn sur Dipiiion bss
@snsraI 9OnsaIes seididt babsn unb bs'
abi9tissu, bur6 Sisislbsn ben Gonsrss
iprsnssn su IaNen, I'm Sale eetterer ben
Brdfbenten Der WitiduIb an ben 9inri5s
tunssn in gsra grua antlast.-Das tann
wieber better psrben. llnb ba siebt es nod
9eute, pslds sinsn aui9IuB Werifo's an
bic Der. Staatsn IN aasm @rnfie wiini9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

Spfem Sa&usrifdnbise, we!4e bic @aa'
rem BET ibrsr antunft prifen, unS wenn
bieie finben, bab bsr Smpurteur iis gu ME:
brig ansesebsn bat, 10 baben fie bas Rs6t,
fe ibm au benz unsessbsren Bsrtas unb
10 projsut fir llutOiteu, gommiiFonea u.
/. 10. absutaufsu unb bann 6fientli9 81
psriteisern. Der Smporteur, peI9sr BE-
triseriI6e abFatsu bat, pirO aIio einfa5
Bet ieiuen eiseusn 8ort senommen. Su
gns!anb, no bisies 8erfabren felt lanssrer
3eit ssbrdu5li6 III, ioll es iid auberorteut'
LID gut bswihren. ----
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
Tefssrap6if6e gepef6en.
Oeuti d Ian b.

Berlin, 3 Wdrs. Der &sidstas
oct beute Bsnnisisn's Antras auf 8et,peis
iuug Der 6esresuorlase an eine aus Swan'
,ia WlitsIiebern bsitebenbe @ommiiiiou
ansenomusu, mas sIei9bebeateno nit bes
rem annabme ift. ..
R6Iu, 4. Mar,. Die S0lniide Ssis
tung msISst piebsrum aus gutter (D
Sueae, pis fis aIaubt, baB Der Yapf in
Saasn Ses Rulturtampfes snbli5, wsnn
aud NIT eroBem @iosritrsben, SreuBen
na6sessben unb bic @siifIidtsit ansswies
fen BAT, ii5 ben Raiseisssu. 10 gut aIs
fie ss psrnlag, gu fiseu.-Sft nidt wabr,
ebsnicusnis ais foIssnbe Depel9s aus
9onbor, pom 4. Mdrs:
Cine BetlIner Dspsi5e on ben
vStanSarS" Iast: Die Resieruns bat sis
nsn EIan sur SeiIesuna Der StreitisteiteT
nit benz 9atitan in 9orl5Iag gsbradt.
Dem 9anbtass uirb in ieinsr nd8itsn 0idt
Elm @eIes ,ar Abdnbsruns zines ein3isen
garasrapben bsr Rirdsnssiess porselest
perben. @snn Der Bapit in Inertennuns
bisiss 3useifinbnifss alien gStoeritano
segen bic ii6riseu SeitimmauSen o.r Wats
geisss bsisitist, psrben bic anberen una
Iisbiamsn 8eftimmuussn aamdbIi5 aufse'
bO5sn psrben."
Srantrei9.
Yaris, 4. Mdrs. Sc bat fi5 bier
Elm ausi5uB sur llnteritiisuns Der notbs
Ieibenbem SrldnSer sebiIbet, Der bereits
80, 900 Srancs on geitrdSen ssiammeIt
bat.
@roBbrttanuiem
2onbou, 2. War3. Sn Der beutissn
Sisuns bss lIntsrbauiss beantraste Der
S9astan,Ier, 9riiieu, Der fi9 seribmt,
einsn garIameutsausi9uB beite@en gu
t6nuen, uuS bssbaIb wesen Wisadtuns
bes Sauiss wdbrsnb Der porissn YarIas
msntsfsuns usrbaitst, am S9suB bsrisI'
ben aber freiselafen worben mar, wisber
su psrbaItsn unb ibm sinsn Ysrwsis su srs
ibeilsn. Da benz Sauie bisie Strafs iebo1
AZ miIbe sri5isn, wurbe Der Mntras surif'
ssnommen unb Der Sei5IuB sefabt. @rii'
ieu perbaften unb por bic S5ranfe bss
Sauiss brinsen Su Iaiien.
@roBbritauuieu Hnb SrIanb.
9onbou, 4. Wdrs. Sm Obsrbaui.
wurbe Sas iril9e rnteritisunssssiss In beI
gOrbsratbuns Obns abdnSeruus anssnom'
men.
RuBlanb.
st. Yetsrsburs, 2. WdrS. Die
9ta4ri5t ppn Der Serbaftuns Der @era
SaNuIiti5 1T, rpie ii5 beraustelt, unbes
srlnbst; man slaubt, baB bas @srii1t DON
ibrer Mnueisnbeit In ct. PETERSBURG pors
idsli5 ausseiprenst worben III, um bic
Bsb0rpsn tire su fibren.
| 9onbou, 4. Rdr,. Sn benz @abI'
besirt 9Iau1au Mserane In Sa4ien lit,
pie aus Berlin semsIbst pirb, Der Scsias
liif Muer tn ben &ei9stas sspdblt worbsn I;
bic So,iaIifsn sabsn bislss MsaI msbr
Stimmsu ab ais BET ben fribsrsn Wablsn.
gbiIe uub Bern.
! 8aris, 8. Mars. Ser .@lsbs~ min
wihen, baB Srantrei9 nit England anb
ben Der. Staatsn Ia llnts,b ,baublunssn sss
tretsn III, bic barauf absisIsn, ben Rries
3wii9en Gbils unb Psru gu bsenbissn.
Snbieu.
| 2oubou, 4. Rdrs. 0ie inbii1e He,
sierung bat ben 8au elmer Bride ibsr ben
Sneus Bel attod bsi@lofen. Der Ban
elmer anbsrsu Bride BET Suttur mirb II
grpdsuns ssiossn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
NusfdnoilGe 2suno(6a,,.

~ SW y peul WtH " telY SluYe 9uueH
bic 0ebatten aber bic 9esresuorIase, rueI5e
bic grbObuns bss armeefanbes um 81 900
Waun b.trifft, bssonnen. Der &,issss
niniifer motipirte bic 8orIase nit benz
5inueis auf bic fortpdbrenbsn 8aitunssn
6rantrsi6s unb RuBIanbs. au9 @raf
WoIte bteIt cine ldnssre sinbrudspolIe
Rebe, In Der CT unter NnSerem iasts: vNus
unfere Ra6barn fnb mebr ooer tpsniser
sesen einsn ansriff i'm Radsn ssi5ast,
unb iinb nur se3wunssu, cine 5rOnt nad
elmer Ssite Fin gu bietsn. DisieIben bas
BEN einen bsbsutsnben Ebsil i5rsr 9anb'
ma5t nabs an unierer 9ren,e aufssitsat.
lluiere Resimsntsr itnb iber bas san,e
eanb sIeidwabis uertbsiIt. Seit benz
Stluile bes tiirtii4sn Rrisses bat &uB'
lamb feline Webrtraft bsbeutsnb uermsbrt
unb 5ran.rei9 bat fsin 5ser uerboppeIt,
wdbrsnb mir bic Stdrfe unisrss 5serss
In benz gsrbaItnife uon Pro,sut Der gs:
uO!teruns bielten. 5rantrsi9 bat elm 9esr
BON 497 1000, rpdbrenb Osutidlanb nur
4ol, 900 Wann Eruppeu bat. Die Jries
beusitdrte bss ruifI9en Sssrss LIT boppsIt
10 sroB uis bic unirise. Oie poIIfdn:
bise 0ieniissit In Srantrei9 betrdst 20
Sabre uub In RubIaub IA Sabre, pdbrsno
ite In DeutidIanO nur IL Sabre betrdst
0fur cine srb6bte Gbdtistsit tam bas 9ssr
auf ben slei8en Stanbpuntt nit anbersn
brinsen. Sd Fam nur aufri9tis be-
bausrn, bag bic eiisrne Ro.buenotstsit
uns stpiust, pom beuti9en SOIfe rsue
Spier su forSsrn. 8ir mlfsn ben
SrisSen um unS Der e,baIten, 70 melt
biss ia unisrer Wa5t Iiest. @ir bss
fnbsn uns in ber Steilnus pisIsiSt
ni9t alicia. Diss iit tsine 8sSrobuns
bes Sriehsns, ionbern cine 9arantis fir
benieIbsn; absr nit f5wadsn &rdftsn
t6unen mir BEN Bust ni5t errei9sn." Ous
SsrbdItniB 3wiidsu OeutidIano unb
5rant,si9 1T aussubIidIi9 elm ;iemIid
frsunbIiaes. aud bic 5sssrsisn &us.
lambs babsn in LESTER 3sit nadssIafen,
bod man pia auf ale 5dqs bic Obsrbanb
babsn. OaB bas 9eies CUR 8ermsbruns
Der armse burdsebt, if na5 ben Ospsi9su
bss RabsIiunsen gu urtbeiIsn, seuiB. Die
Nationa0iberalsn wsrbsn iibsr ben Stod
iprinseu, um piebsr tn @uabsn bsim
Ssrrn anb Wseiiter aufsenommsu su psrs
ben, bsmsrtts bod Der gsationaI .9ibsraIs p.
Staufienbsrs, aus (9) partsien fsisn iiber
bic NOtbusnbistsit Der grbaItuus Der 8srs
tbsibisunssfdbistsit bes 9anSss sinis, absr
Oem eei9stase ioatsn bic 9dnbe nidt auf
fsben Sabre sebunbsn perben. 8inbs
tborf dussrte: aae pdrsn wiIlis, iibsr bic
llnantaiibartsit bss 9atsrIanbss su wa9en,
absr bic NOtbusnbisteit elmer 9ermsbruus
bss Sssres isi benz Rei9stase ni9t ssnis
senb barsetban ruOrbsn. SOsar Der Sos
,iaIiif 8sbsl ertlirte, wenn Elm 5sins
DeutidIanb bsbrObsn iOqts, witSsn bic
So3iaIssmotratsn an Der Suridusiiuns
bss ansrsifsrs mituirten. Der 9siesans
tras III an cine gommiifon uon 20 Wit.
sIisbsr psruisisn uorbsn, mas fir bic gn'
nabme ipri4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

aue gn3eisen ienbe man ipateftens
Muntas Iorscn elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

Nn3sissn fir pienirs, 9ptterien, GlidSRieIs
&C., ais bsm 9sifs Der tatb. airSs ;upiber, fx.
ben tsine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

auspdrtist anisissn maHta sUrausbs,aslt psrsrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

Seratbs- anS 5obesan,sissn nit Sprnd
$3.50, pbne SpruS $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
grsiss asr Anzeigeu.
9ueal=Rati3en.

Inter 3silsn grssier tpsrosn nidbt anstnpn-
men. Sir isbe 3sile BREWER rber bCrsn &dun
bas 1. Nal 10 Cts bic nGtfsu Wa. Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

2oubon, 4. Rdrs. Sie inbii9s Re'
sisrung bat ben 8au elmer Bride iibsr ben
Sneus Bel attod bei9lohen. Der Ban
elmer anbsrsn Bride BET Suttar pirb in
grpdsuns seicsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

garis, 5. Mdrs. Der .9Isbs~ min
wiiIen, baB 6rantrei5 NIT England anb
ben Der. Staatsn Ia tlnts,banblunssn sss
treten 1T, bic barauf ab3isIsn, ben Rries
3wii9sn gbile unb psru gu bsenbissn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
d iMean People.

One of those rough. clad, big hearted
miners who come into Santa Fe occa-
sonally to lay in supply of grub, stepped
into the post. office of that town recently
and seeing in the window three letters
held for postage, picked ono up, and
looking at the address, said in tone Of
great establishment why, this letter liz
for lady in Denver ~ Yes, " SAID the
clerk. And you are holding it here -
in tone of greater establishment. "Why,
of COURSE" answered the clerk, don't
you see it hasn't any postage paid 2" ln
tone of utter contempt for the man who
would not forward letter TO a woman,
paid or unpaid, the miner said "Gve me
some stamps" 1t was done; he carefully
put stamps on all letters in the 'windoH,
putting two on that of the feminine
gender TO make sure that il would go all
right, and stalked out of the Office with
the concluding remark hurled at the head
of the astonlshed Pino Pinto: "Strikts
me there's some = meau people IN this
town"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

The following extracts are from Il letter received
from s. A. Russell, Mescalcro Agency, New
Mexico, dated June 9TH, 1879 al tet satisfied
hat II the remedy compound oxygen) was really
what you claimed it 10 be, 1t was just what l
wanted for daughter who had been u sufferer
with neuralgia for more than fifteen years. |
wrote you for copy OF your Treatise on Com
pound Oxygen. After reading this little work. and
the certificates OF such men az Judge Kelley, r. S.
Arthur, and others. ] felt that if these were
genuine, there must b. real merit in the remedy
| then ordered the remedy sent to my
daughter in Kansas, That was about one year
ago, and since then using the supply then ordered
my daughter has not only not had neuralgia, but
considers herself in perfect health.
Regarding my daughter as having, through the
blessing of God, been permanently cured Of as
stubborn case of neuralgia us II IL possible foI
any person to be afflicted with and live by the use
Of your Compound Oxygen, l esteem it a pleasure
and duty to send you this statement" our Treatise
on Compound Oxygen, which contains a record o
many remarkable cures, sent free. Address DRs
sTARKEY y PALEs, 100 and I'LL Girard stree
Philadelphia, Pa,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
EASTERN SR0RE.


p. ". HocGkrppeI is teaching German
aud French At Greensboro, CaroIue
county.
There are "Ss people in North East bat
there are some even in the southwest who
are happier.
Salisbury has =, 52G inhabitants within
the CORPORATION limits. Some dwellers in
the suburbs, kuowu seyrrglly as Jersey,
Camden, California, frankfort and Canton
are not included,
Edwin Pritchett, Of Denton, who was
reported TO have been poisoned by using a
handkerchief with which he had wiped
the face of the corpse of John H. Melvin,
at the funeral, turns out to have con.
tracted the poison from handling a noxious
vine that grew in the graveyard.
a smoke house is the last place in the
world to put colored men for safe keeping.
A Dorchester county constable was proba.
bly, unaware of the liking darkies have for
such houses, and 80 he unthoughtedly put
two whom he had captured in his smoke
house the other night, intending to starl
bright and early next morning for the
county jail. Upon going to look after his
prisoners next morning he found they had
knocked board off the side of the house
and made their escape, taking with them
| two of his best hams. He states that she
didn't mind so much their escaping, bu,
he be dog-goned il he didn't hate to loose
| them hams"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
summer READING

| Boston Advertiser
Novel reading is the legitimate and 40.
cepted indulgence OF summer. Let
browner studies be set aside to make way
| for what used be called "yellow-o covered
literature" which now comes In many
forms, cheap and attractive. II the New
England conscience goads the jaded worker
still in hours of recreation to do his twenty
pages day of stiff reading; if the school
mistress, although son the rampage"
nevertheless feels called upon to cling
to her irregular German verbs, lst tAese
perfanoiory tasks yield for M hour or two
daily at least to the lighter epjoymeuts
/ The loose leaves of nunber Ut the
Seaside Library are but light 10 carry; the
volume may serve ouly as II pretrNt for
/ idly watching the waves; yet one can
dream more ngreeabl, with book in nue's
lap than deliberately ID search OF IL dn2.
On the dull aud rainy days winch will
come, for delicious, tiue weather cannot
/ Inst all the tim, u nuvel IL Indispensable,
If u bel Of bulnnlrr idlrrs IL intelligent
enough 10 opj joy rcadus aloud and
4 fortunate enough 10 Include willing aud
able reader. Time passra delightfully."- with
clever novel the heroine of its pages
/ JJlus the erole, her ups aud downs are
4 discussed with all the interest accorded TO
the adj lirs of absent friends Read aloud,
tho book lasts longer than when devoured
la solitude.
IL IL putting severe test upon the style
of novel to read IL aloud fnnlts OF rx-
pre- aaiou aud flaws III the plot, uuot,S rived
or condon,d by the Skipping, Swimming
eye oi careless reader, reso und In thu
cara of attentive listeners. stIlI IN ma.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

The Fourth will be observed on Satur-
day the 81 at Kill's Hammock. The
general feature OF the dag will be yacht
race by boats from Philadelphia and Viii
MinstOn. prize OF u SILVER cup will be
awarded the winning boat. Band of
music In attendance. Boats provided for
visitors 10 witness the race. A ball in the
evening A good ;imo may be expected
by al! VINO attend.
Some days ago " young lady Of Gr6en.
wond, ocspits the entreatics and COM
uItnGj Of Asr parents, eloped with the
man upon whom her affections had CEN
tered Her departure was made in such
haste that dhA went barefoot, carrying her
shoes uuder her arm, and even the shoes
were Lot LAtos, one belouging TO
younger SISTER The couple are supposed
10 have em2raied to Maryland and
married
Make no mistake" says The SUSSEX
JJRrhGS, G,uorgetOwu's great Fourth of
July celebration comes OF next Saturday.
General lOrburt will marshal the parade,
which Si.l start about 1890 a. III. There
will be- pnl's moutiug ut 3 %. NJ, over
which Governor Han VIII preside, u. L.
Marvel wttl read the Daclt.iHtion, George
Alfred Townsend w,ll contribute poem
eud orntiuns viii Lr d,!lYered By Senator
ilyrd lund Il ~. j. >. Willis, In the
ty mug '!he etnudt'r it-pmy of fire.
work. oY.r WIZ" 4"i IL D.l,wlne"
,tccur,!ng Ia the ,rugrnpm, VIII uu sent
~hFlirT, w'H2n.Hs. blnAngaud spuitering
III llr d, tic rru,ns,In. Ban. hal!d4 military
ana An Immense cruwd i'll up The lit of
attractions. Slaciul trRu- val he run OH
I a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
.iCCUsED or FR4TRfcIDE.
Two Cousins in love with the same
Young Woman -Onc al Chem
Found Dying.

1owANDA. Pa, June 21.-B, ron
Williams and Samuel Phillips of Meath
-Four Corners, bradford county, were
cousins. They were both in love with the
same girl. In May last they attended a
frollc on a farm near the village. They
both drank a great deal of hard cider
During the day they had a quarrel about
the girl Williams declared it wouldn't
be well for his cousin il he ever saw him
with her. Week before last Philiips
accompanied her home from sncial
gathering. Next morning he vas found
by the roadside unconscious. He wa
revived. He said horse had kicked HIM.
He died two digs afierw,ud. llls
friends believed that Byron Williams knew
something about the manner ia which
Philips met his death. They insisted on a
Coroner's investigation. The Coroner last
week ordered the body of Philips ex.
humed. Three of his ribs were found to
be broken. His skull WAS crushed, and
there was other serious injuries about his
body. The facts about the difficulty be-
tween him and his cousin were testified
to. Other circumstances pointed toward
Williams as his cousins assassin. Tn,
coroner's jury rendered verdict charging
him with with the crime. When au
Officer went 10 arrest him he had lied from
the village, and there is no trace of him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
A Hsny state lsIesssiig.

In n town not a jh,n-aud NIL, FROM the
Club, II genIieinan invited rnuu Ia dit =
ner one hhy onr at tn d"0GaLs OF the
church he attended u i"p -,a,.,i toe
table the guest was asked to fra blcesl <.
which he did, The proc eding greatly
excited the curiosity Of tha 4, utlenial.' ,
five year-old sou, who sat beside the dea-
con and interviewed HIM IN tbs suffice.
"What was that you said r he began.
at was a blessing on the fnod We are
about to cat" replied the deacon. "a
whati" why, blessing Don't your
father ask blessing at the table," "Oh
yes, but he don't say it that way" How
does he say it 2" "Why, he sits down and
looks at the table and says, On, thunder !
il this all you've got for dinner ="
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
. A WISE LITTLE GIRL.

"Come hlther you madcap darlingln
l said 10 my four-S eat-old.
spray what will be done to the bad bad yirl
Who will not do as she is told?
Too well you love your own wee way,
While little you love to mind
But mamma knows what is best for you
Aud isn't she always kind?n
SO told her OF "Casabianca"
And the fearful burning ship
"Do you think" said /, ''snch u child as that
Ills mother would have To whip?'
And my heart went out with the story sad
OF this boy 50 noby brave,
Who would not dare 10 disUbey,
Even his life to save.
Then her eyes grew bright Ms the morning,
And they reriued To look me through
Ah-ah thought |, sou understand
The lesson have IN view,
Nov what do you think Of this M,, my love?
Tel all that IL IN your heart"
81 TUX, she sad, "hc was llrcilll good,
Bni he wusu'i tn least hit sInull."
Youths Companion,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
THEY carr MN THE BONE.

II WAS June the eighteenth.
Aud quite blue were the skles,
Which It might he Inferred
That Odd sam was likewise;
For he up and he wrote u long lrtt,r
That took all the lnnd by surprise.
In this letter he said,
In u way quite mis- own,
Let the rc-t take the meat,
All want is the bone.
am hungry, but then | AIN hlunhle;
am SEX and wnndhc alone"
Then they pnssCd some lhn resolutions
That they loved him-aud hndc him goOd-hy
Ills the hone as livc!" said old Sammy,
with Anger cooking his eye
Nov damn their fa-witied conclusions;
That letter was meant for u lir,"
Philadelphia Times.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
DELIHiEE DOTS IND DISHEs.

The Rehohoih cottages are fast filling
up as is also the Bright House.
The first peaches froIa Georgetown were
shipped by j. p. Marvel, on Thursday.
The Cannon House at Laurel has been
reoprqed, renovated and Iefurnlshed by
Thomas Cannon. ..5..
Justss Lowery, Of Milford, the most
extensive trucker south of Wilmington,
has IL patch Of 1000 cabbages.
The School Commissioners Of Seaford
Threaten with arrest and imprisonment
this delinquent tax payers Of that place.
President Hayes, in reply to an invita-.
tiou To et,end the Georgetown Fourth of.
July Publication, says hs'd like to but
can't.
Tae NeLamae Inquirer charges Super
intrndeut Mills IN strong terms VITA
uafeitness IN making up the Republican
State Central Committee.
New Castle has within the past decade,
leaped ahead Of Smyru., Dover, Milford
aud Salisbury Hnd now ranks as the largest
place on the Peninsula, south of Whining
ton. The figures are:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
From TaE oRADLE.


Frederick Locker.
They tell me I was born long
Three months ago,
But whether they are right or wrong.
hardly know
sleep. smile, | cannot crawl.
But can cry
AT present avn rather small
A babe am /.
Tie changing lights OF sun and shade
ARE baby toys;
The flowers aud birds ure not afraid
u baby boys.
Some day IN wish that could be-
A bird aud Ny;
AT present l can't wish YEN see
A babe am |.
C0fHhH Maya inc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

The steamer city Of Macon left
Savanna, Ga, few days ago with a
csrgo Of Il, 5G2 watermelons for New York,
and other boats are coming with the same
kind of freight. The Savannah A5eRd
Zeitung says "These shipments make
the price of melons almost as high here as
in the Northern Markets.