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A BIG SHARK AMONG BATHERs

WASHINGTON, July GA party of
excursionists from Washington and Ba!-
timore had rather startling experience
at Glymont yesterday. A number of
the excursionists were bathing about
400 yards below the landing, when they
were alarmed by the swift approach OF
an enormous fish. Through the aid of
some fishermen near by the monster was
captured, and found TO be a man-ealing
shark weighing 400 pounds and measured
81 feet in length. His upper jaw meas
ured II inches and his lower jaw Z inches.
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KILLED BY THE SPANISH
TROOPS.

HAVANA, July 27.-In a recent en-
gagement on the river Mabay, the in
surgent officers, Brigadier General Pc
pillo Medina and Colonel johnson, the
latter native of the United States,
were killed by the Spanish troops and
one prisoner was TAKEN. The insurg-
ent chief, Juan Fleites, and three of
his followers have surrendered, with
their arms, at Bayamo.
Sixty-one deaths occurred from yel-
low fever and five from small pox, in
Havana, during the week ending Sat
urday last.
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RAILROADS,
DHILADELPIHA WII.MINGTO.
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAn
JULY 26TH 1880

JULY 26TH 1889.
Trains will leave Wilmington as foil Tws'
tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations.
100. $40, 1870 a. M; 2.30, 400. 100 95J
p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 800, 9I4
1902 a. m. 2.2O9 .4S p. m
PhilR. and New York 2 %, 3,0.30.7 90, 1902 a.
M, l2.39. l2.43, 6.07 p. m.
Baltimore and Intern. ediate Stations
8.35 a. IN. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.08 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.Ot.
2.l5 s35. a. m; 1852, .O4, 4.4S, 7.0S, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave fcI
New Castle 800, 9.25, q. M; LOS, 800, g. IS
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations
g.25 a. M. LOS, 6.35 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.2t
m.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. M; 800, $50, $50 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.23 a. m,
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 30,
q. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at tho
depot ii. +. RENNEY,
Superintendent
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ACCIDENT

A machiDist in the employ of tho Pu
sey Il Jones Company met with a very
the accident occurred, he was engaged
in chipping" piece OF iron, when on.
of the chips hit BIN in the eye, produ
cling a very painful accident. DIR. Nc
Key was summoned, and dressed the eye
1t is thought that the optic cannot b,
saved The mans name could not be as
certained.
Another employe of the same firm
while walking across the ard having IL
his hand an oil can, tripped and fell and
portion of the can ran clean through
his hand. His name could not be learn
ed, as the firm declined TO furnish an,
information in regar1 to the accidents.
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DIR. TANNERS STARVATION
FEAT.

New YORK, July 27.-Dr. Tan
ner is in improved spirits to-day and
none of yesterdays unfayorable
symptoms are manifested. From
midnight until noon he drank only a
half pint Of water. He enters conf
IDENTIFY upon the thirtieth day of his
last. At l.30 P. M, the doctor fell
into a sleep and the physicians de-
clined to make the usual daily exam
nations as to pulse, &C., until late
IN the afternoon. This evening
there is no change in DIR. Tanners S
condition. He took his usual drive
and retired at 9.45. His pulse was
"a, temperature $3.50, respiration IA
and weight 1870 pounds.
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CLAYTON House Arrivals,

W. IL. Paine, Brooklyn, MY,
II. ]. Armstrong, city,
NJ. l.. Lichtenstein, ''
Max Liehtenstein,
Mrs. Jacob Hesser, "
Misses Gertie and Sallie Hesser, city,
Q. Ii, Garrett and friend, Chester Co pa
Z. G. klipsteiu, N. Y. ~ @
II. A. Rich,
Mrs. l.. Churchman, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jas. Smyth, Philadelphia.
DC. Meehan, Columbus, Ohio.
Charles Reeve,
g. W. Eddy, Phila,
W. X. Carlin,
K. Dourdoure,
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How Charity Rewards IN A..

The old Charity Hospitalln ,A..,J
Pennsylvnnia tor 'iuoWeu i,"1'.e.u by lleSlG{
PennsylVanians, who found n ilsm.. ,s
without fiiends, sick and dos sMs ,n,s
then very unhealthy cty. /, hug HsE
the cause Of many thousand itpa
saved, and is now mainly sporsS
the revenue II receives IRON the fS,ye Cn,'
state Lottery Company whose Inv. kun y
TAI OF 81 300, 900 with lis resprvdids!
guarantee the promises made viI1. IJ
lotferv ficLat ~, oecas ,''' 'OnaIly sltni d
inteni 40 MI, O'ten ehrlehes tlDs Vi
For IN fasnnt oHis 10 20 a charlab,
New Orleans, La, or same pertoS /,
8l9 Broadway, New YORK clty I,sj
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Fewer
shares of stocks were sold than on Mon
day, but much higher prices were made.
Money was easy at the old rates. Fore
ign exchange is still dull and weak;
State securities neglected; governments
strong; railroad bonds in demand and
higher,
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Joseph Pedrahits, claiming to be an
American citizen of Cuban birth, has
brought suit in New York against the
Spanish government In the SUN of 5000, >
900 for alleged damages resulting from
arrest, false imprIsonme mt and other out
RACES committed upon him by the Gov
ernment authorities Of Cnba, while on q
recent business visit to that island.
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NeICdrk Letter.
FIGHTING NEGRO woMEN-THE RAIN
-PERsoNAL-TRAMP ETC.

FIGHTING NEGRO woMEN-THE RAIN
-PERsoNAL-TRAMPs, ETC.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, July %, 1880.
Two colored damsels had fracas on
Saturday evening resulting in cut
head for each of the combatants.-
Squire Springer fined one of them SO,
and bound The other over to keep the
peace.
j. A. Zebley has added the business
of ivory-type painting to that of his
shooting gallery. The pictures are
well drawn and re feet credit on the
maker.
A very heavy rain fell here yester-
day flooding the bitches and streets in
very short time.
Miss Mollie Howell and Miss Harriet
Curtis have returned from Rehoboth
where they had been rusticating for a
short time.
The carriage making business here
tofore existing between Hugh and
Theodore F. Armstrong, bi others, W as
dissolved on Saturday last; whether it
was mutual or not we are unable to
state.
1ramps are getting to be very plen-
tiful here, Fostering the housekee pers
for something to eat, and refusing to
take bread without is accompanied by
| meat.
The colored people had big time al
their bush meeting last Sunday. Nc
trouble of any kind was observed auC
everything passed off very pleasant
ly.
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CONFLICTING reports have been pub.
lished of the state of the grain crop in
Russia, but there appears to be no
doubt now that the crop will be short,
and that it will not be possible for
Russia to export the usual average.
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THREE VAGRANTS

At the police hearing this morning,
before the Mayor, William johnson,
Jamas Allen and Frank Mulherln were
arraigned on the charge of vagrancy.
They were each sentenced to New Castle
for 10 days.
One drunk, with the usual penalty of
fifty cents and costs, completed the re-
cord.
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7 OST.-On Friday morning ,23d, between
IL 9and Ii O'Clock, IA oil OF money and
checks, while going from 6JS Mark ct
street 10 523 l.. Fourth street. Payment
ON the checks has been stopped, and a
liberal reward viii be paid for the return
OF the money. WIN. 4. KARR,
1y4-3t 33 h. Fourth 81.
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ADDING TO GEN. HAM h,
Dulles. y

w. w WVAssHINdroN, July .7.-GsD n
GocH' Eos IN addl ion to his prs en-, + a. =
mas been assigned to h. h. emu 'u ;. %, .
we Depa rtment OF lh4 S NH '.as Sr.I
Z mporary abNuce Of en- ~ n N'i,Dl
ON detached service in I'M, c,,I AN'
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SPECIAL NO1ICE.
A Carl D,

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood.
&c, l will send a recipe that Will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station ID,
NeD York CitU. May4-eodDkwly
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FOURTH EDITION
Inalcatlon. for ro.pnx.

Partly cloudy weather, possibly occa-
sional rain, northwest to southwest
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
generally higher barometer.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

W WEDNE5DAY, July Al, D r. M.
FLOUR is less active but unchanged.
Old wheat families are held higher
Sales OF 1890 barrels, including Minnesota
extras at S. 25a8 rs, the latter for strai 9ht;
Pennsylvania family at IS a IS 81; Wes-
tern do. at t5 % a So, and Patents at 50 50
775 Rye Flour sells at "a &c.
GRAIN.-Wheat 10 dull and ll<c. lower.
Sales OF 5000 bushels, including rejected
at S1al 0S, steamer at 81 90, and choice
red and amber at 81 llNa4f IL and No. 2
red in elevator, at tl I ~ July sl 0Sz Aug.
81 0sISeptembera and 81 O9H October. Rye
is inactive, we quote old Pennsylvania
at sOc and new at 7Uc. Corn is In fair de-
mand. Sales OF l6,0O0 bushels including
yellow at sic. mixed at 4915a50c., stea-
the call board 1900 bushels August
sold at 4aAc: 4slIc. was bid for July,
49c. for August, 491zc. for September, and
5O4c. for October. Oats are in moderate
| request and steady. Sales OF 10, ,OOO bushels
| including rejected and mixed At S5a36c.,
| and white at 38 a 44c,
The receipts to-day were as follows: 2o7C
| bbls -four, Sc, 600 bushels Wheat, rs, 800
bushels corn, i2,4Oo bush. oats, l5 barrels
| whisky.
WHisKY.-5o bbls. Western iron bound
sold at el 10 per gallon.
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TRYING A HORSE.

The purchasing committee of the Wash
lngton Fire Company, were engaged this
morning trying anew horse, in view of
purchasing him, il he worked atisfacteri-
ly the animal is a young iron grey,
owned by K. N. Gibson.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-28
THE DEATH WATc,,

New YORK, July g-Th.,
was set upon Plssro n ~ ae dea p vi
wife murderer, to be- ba"aoI' a,oS' 'nN lhi
and the watchers viii seu nsy's Al Ngs
Inn cut of bls cell '''i ava 10 h,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-28

PREsIDENT-ELEcT, S. j. Tilden,
will preside at the great Democratic
Union Ratification Meeting tonight
in New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-28

II there were called meeting OF Babies
snd young children and the question put
10 vote "who was their greatest beneiac-
tor" the loud and unanimous vote would
6e "Dr, Bull, for he gave us the Baby
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DEATHT THIS MONTH.
July 5-Henry Sharpe, Wilmington.
July S-Lucinda Bell, COL, Appo.
quinimink.
July s-Abram Comegys, COL, Will
mington.
July 11-Mollie Rodgers, COL, Pen,
cader.
July 17-Ed. G. Russell, COL, Chris.
tiana.
July 24-Stephen Brown, Whining.
ton.
July 26-Emma Stratton, Whining.
ton.
The morning session was mainly oc.
cupied in the passage of the quarterly
bills, which we're allowed, to the
amount of about $1,000.
After making the usual examination
of the premises the Board adjourned
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Muslc.-They had been to the bnsr 4
heard the finest music by tbe i,si]
fa,1n,, 1nH nnsy went nome to hsl
pdoy WIN III soio uhiil IL was quietedV 4
annn uoso M VI Ut, bullt baby Syrup, vhsl
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SEA LION AT NEW CASTLE.
People at New Castle report that
sea lion, supposed to be one of
the number that escaped from
Coney Island several days ago, made
its appearance in the river yester-
day. The story is regarded as
rather "fishy."
The daily gazette., 1880-07-28
JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOCKEssIN, DEL,
Up to Its Original tandard,

NHaSBHNl DN1NlsJ
Have made preparations for burning the
noted jackson lime with wood alone, and
are ready to furnish.
Up to Its Original tandard,
The best building lime in the United
States. 1t will make double as much
mortar to the bushel as some OF the other
mortar lime in use, and SO per cent. more
than the most of them.
p. o. Address, Hook essin, DEL.
or $40 Jefferson street, Wilmington Del.
apS-wtf
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MaI.1,tRd.

LEAUBY-FLANIGAN,-On the 9th
Pa. Frank Leauby to Mary Flanagan.
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l. OR RENT.-3OI W. Sixth street.
Il 2t. HEALD q co.
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DI { D..

TWEEDY.-On Tuesday, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock a. M, Joshua Il. Tweedy, In
the eightieIh (S0l year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
street, New Castle Del, On Thursday
morning, July 10Th, at 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment at the M. Il. Church at Christiana
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svTrs MN EIEEN f,li; CITIES OF y -.
oi ooo, ,OOS, Or less than :, Iaa ~, pClplri
phi phla at the same time 'IaI n",. Of p lld
. oSe inhabitants, or al, a5ou, now :, b. SS ~
tnan our census return, ' ,S'Vl se y
Increase hna,t in the MassacIuusse,s,.a Mlus sa'1 y
oeen at the late of about ',,.s lsi. ClLeI
eent, oon':n, Fail River and i'Tt HolySEsl' ,Si5l'
porIant Manufacturing nlscaa sUae nj
greatest rate of increase p'Hyes' F,s' s alo'
GTeaslng Geag from 2G,7GG to a., aS f,1 \ yea
Holyoke from 1918 il oS, M 4o'US y
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The Penalty of k,..,. :.
man's Wsi,ng hnn,

hINGsToN, IA N. C JO'..se "me' "
e. Eyi Wsliler young IG farmer, inmS''spls ma gpls
10 iod, her said she must tGu, SIs. and nd, afe,Ss
sIss' snS kissed her. She uFsplis S,as her u d
county jailfor kissing vu't,g suoib.s days u
, 1880-03-13

The STYLoGRAPH PEN.-This Is 4 new in' eli
tion for sale at Ell. Hcrriff's store. L Is e
thing the world has long required. Its eNtsF
nal appearance is that of :. pencil OF vulcanized
rubber, the pencil or holder contains the ink,
which is conveyed by capillary attraction
through the pen point, whence ii flows freely
in 4 uniform, unshaded line The writing
needle is made Of gold, pointed with iridium,
the material used in pointing the bsSt gold
pens. The point requires no adjustment after
it Is in the pen; it will last for years, AID 1t Is
always ready 10 write when there Is ink in the
holder The distinctive feature Of the pen J..
that it Gun he held point downward f"r any
length OF time and not 4 drip ot ink vii! g.
cape but touch the writing point t. = pe!ce ct
paper and it H.sfes = mark. Draw the pen
LON, ON the paper and It makes a continuous
l.ue. The pen wjll write from single h!l!ng
from ). 900 t. - G0D words.
, 1880-03-13

HlSTuoNIc.- -To-ni-h. "a. City Hall, tia:
popular iayori.e. M J2- Ward, viii r,i-a.
by desire The play Of Buffalo Bill. himself tax
in- the principal cl.ara.trr- Ihese Satur'sy
night entertainments have become very pop
ular and are always largely attended lie
actors deserve InoIieuIa of praise, for they are
unremittin, in their efforts t. cater to the Pua
Il, taste. On st. Patrirks day. Mr.. Wand
viii give . benefit for the Irish Relief fund.
| one hall Of the gross receipts viii =. place, ~
the hands Of the committee wh" will SEMI I,
| where It will do the most good. The pay 90;
| the Irish Emisrant viii be the primer Al
| -. hut other roveltie, a-e in preparation.
! Mr.. Ward i deserving OF credit fyr III ohasl
| table intentions.
, 1880-03-13

Purchasers viii find it to their interest t.
examine the immense and well selected stocl,
of first class stoves. with large ovens. and all
the latest Improvements, which have on
hand and continually receiving. Builders
hardware, in the line Of locks. nuts, nails and
all goods pertaining To the business are in st0cl;
comp!ete. Iron. steel. horse shoes tools 81
al! descriptions with o,hcr goods too numerous
70 mention. CAL and he convinced. OuIer,
from the country filed with economy and d..
patch. W o'DONNEIL
, 1880-03-13

The VALLEY RAILEoAo-A t'.F over III
road i, suti-ien: 10 impress tie tTive.-r with
the fayt that a 'i-5 man i now superintendent
AII..o-, everywhere repairs are gong On: me
r,pecialiy in this the ease with the -lespels A;
the cid five foot affairs, afFar utiy nothing but
scantlin.. are bang replaced with good sa-id
seven T mt ,lee,.ers that VII endure fcF . long
time. The old ones were - rotten 'a''; the
mind blows them awar, and the ra'l- T.s7s
fastened 80 cheaply that the spikes could lie
drawn oUt with the thumb AMI r!n-e7. L =
= S;hiec: 81; c5alra:u.stiuu that every tAi,.S :
now going On - smoothly ans regular Inc
rad all throU-h viii soon - th'''1-iiS .'vr,,
Lsrls5 wbsu fast time viii he male St -
hours Of the DAY and night
, 1880-03-13
SiS S9RiScisca REsEi:ra9r.

Tas propriators Of this popular Restaurant,
hy their attention e. the vants"f their pat Is
are doing the let business in the city All
day long, from dawn t. dark. their plac. is
crowded with lovers of good eataLlcs. The
meals they dish up are equal 70 those served
in the Bay city. 1t i the resort of I'll strans
gers. for the fame Of the s T. Restaurant has
spread fer and vile. M-aIs Is usual three tu-
81 O..
, 1880-03-13
AYERS AGGE CURE.

For he sp5-fF rt'.,f Of I, rer GaH 1gi,r L.ffr-
"5'a.t ftgsr, Dvasi 4gpe, Pe7lo,i,r7i o7 Bilious
E'r,T, Dc, d..j i.,3ss3 oH f,s afec'iogs ,-i5-i
1Tsl 'ra1 sl0La,o,,E IsGJ.s ,,,,-aa',-, ,5.s,.s
Has REEN WIDELY USED DURING TIE
II LIST tx ity-v- yey~, n t. te,t r.-T:- a.: t-s
distressing >ersS>. I-t TIth such uuvaTyIaL sue
r,S that II L., E-rei ~ reputation ~ bainE NAL
Lti- Ike shakes, aLl J. once ir len - r. 10 Ii..
Te:'3rn until the I,--I>- g-uJr1Ciei again THIS
hIS ma islt accepted .a@ty an. tru,re, specific
Tor The fever and AsUe Of tie sest and The cAIlls
and Fever q tie south Ayers sEur Cure er.l!-
cirss tho uCy,Gus poison ,suIa tLe -ys;-T.l, a-t:
l=svas :he Ts;ssUt vel a. t-flr- tie attack Il
thC-f US'v eNI.l- tn c,SrtsH rl..t 10 iyr r7Ia-
plants, TaeuUr r!s'H, r-LrIi, .y-gntary or HcA.l-
ry follow the cura u:esi. where disorders Il the
Lv5r Hat bowels inyr ooCEIrri from MI1srnats..
soscus, y removes til C.l-a them and they d.
aDQ-ar- NJ. only is l. .-t'lt cure luz Il taken
1cts,'nt.ly ty patients sNTri = r.:,arIi :, y Z
eEp-l The IC-S1n 4ui frO.-. TN f-oai at-srl.
LnFe!-rs snd temporary residents IN f-v-- AMI
ess1 Io'I,les SEe thus enabled 10 defy the lis-1se
L. general debility which : - ant 10 euSue On
cOuilUUei sNI0saa . Nala..= sIi Mia.ra. ms no
s3--iItr remedy FIr live: alrls.a.,. !, : an *
c=!!=nt remedy. Fr-p.-ci iy
DR.. J. c. AVER a CO. LOYEII, MASS.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CzF-Glsrs.
sold by all Drurri-.- al: Dealers n N-..f-sre
Ho-;-@, LaE=s d Co. V Nho.-sIi= Ayen.S. Po-ti.-.E
I Oregon. sly
, 1880-03-13
-sQr

Fellows COMPOUND SYRgP oE HHPoPHos-
PHITEs viii not only supply the waste going on
IN the brain, but viii enable the mind to en-
dure greater tax than before. II VIII impair;
vi-or and promote Gear conceptions u the IN
te!lect 1t will strengthen the nerves and give
power 10 all involuntary as well as the vo!un,
tary muscles OF the body.
, 1880-03-13
fEES.; ssR3C::a.ES.

Crgttcndcn Il kerr have Just received I neW
supply "f choice groceries, syrups of ali kinds,
also Orleans and Island r.plasSes. California
and Eastern sugars, dry and salt fish Of all
kinds. Also new supply of fresh garden
seeds Highest price paid for all kinds Of pro
duce. Nam street, next to the Empire Meat
Market. Stf
, 1880-03-13

ANY one ~ho would like t. get I splendid
lot Of two and three year old apple anl cherry
trees at reduced price by the quantity. can
ia the next thirty days get = very fne orchard
Of MIR. Ritz Tor small sun Of money. a. he
wants 70 close uut lot - make room for a new
stock.
, 1880-03-13
roE Tiy;G..- s;yyJ r,.T,rr.

Give pure candy L. your children. Get /: 1T
a Er-t-cla~s factory. Fresh candy j. - cheap
as Old candy Tom T4ylorS factory Is first
class ard open At all times :" that you can see
what Is used in the manufacture Of lis candy
The trade s,ppliedat Portland prices. EasterI.
oysters Gurin.s The season.
, 1880-03-13
FEE WAY TO Hill sQ,;REEL>.

Buy Hu!mr, Squire Poison aud 20 afteI
them with all the boys. Oze million ~guirrel-
killed last year hy it and l valuable ani i'm
poF-ant Improvement has been made this yraI
making it the hest poison that can be made.
Every pound guaranteed For sale at Hol:nes
Drug Store. SIN
, 1880-03-13
Eas:Tcr, 10 Correspondence.

WILLIAM. Nr.cr salute lady ol the street
until she has recoSniz You first. \ devia-
;iou i acains. the rules Of good hIseiiur It
i permissible only when you are vel &c.
quaiuted with the LADY You inert. when il :
allowable t. even stop her to say suIn-thia;
pleasant.
OLIVER. In your case 1t Is your imperative
duty to til the girl YOU intend to marry. Of
Your moral and physical disability. II he. af
ter making 4 cran breast Of it. accepts you.
she has no one TO blame but herself. II i too
often the case that both parties practice de-
crption by concealing their faults and Il 'frcts,
and hence the union results unhappily. Be
frank and manly under all circumstances.
BTsSIE.-It is CNCCrahr ~ repeat Sc1n lll.
No person who las claim to the least respect
ability Will he guilty Of even allLiing to i.
lns!nuations are always damaging and may
destroy persons reputation for life Exam
me yourself and see II you are spotlcss. very
man, woman and child has a secret. t,ncc
clean before your own doors before attending
to y"Hr neiEhJa.s
, 1880-03-13

TERmBLE PAETHEE FIGaT.-On Monday
wrck last, tie largest panther skin ever seen
in this country WAS brought into tn STATS
Man office Tor our inspection 1t WAS killed
up Oh Birch cre-l, ON the ranch 4 Nj y. y.
Church. In lie it mus. haze been q treInen-
duous animal, and, by the looks Of its Claws
Gre we should not have cared to shake hands
with over the ''Dloody chasn,' or anywhere
e.se. The skin, now in our possession, meas
ured eight feet FIVE inches from his nose to the
end Of his tail and is the finest We ever han
dleG. The beast was first seen 10y Harry
Whiterhite as he was going t. school; he
shouted to Mr. Church and Hildebgaui who
were lust going TO breakfast Hniebrand ran
20 the house To get gun, and Church 1t his
dogs loose and jumped on = horse determined
IL conquer or to die Inspired with tie bravery
Of q long lire Of Church's, he charged full upon
the animal and drove him into the creek. y hen
Hildarhrand arrived on the scene with shot
gun, and bravely going close up To him caye HIM
the blue pills the shootinS7iron contain q.
This hal the effect of rolling him over, when
Church diSmOunted and S:ngle-hauded sailed
in on him with club which finally killed him.
We have sent the skin to MeSSrS Eummrliu (
Gutman. furricrs at Portland, to have dressed
and manufactured into rrsS. When returned
il will be placed ON exhibition - a work II
their house and Il monument Of bravery -
the men who killed him.
, 1880-03-13
gtUsE.

Tie gloves hearing tie brand NJ, Leak (
Co. are universal favo:ites with everyone.
Now. as the merry spring time opens and hard
labor is the rule. why not encase your hands III
4 pair of good serviceah.= -loyes. \ choice
can he made from one hundred different vari-
eties at T. L. Reynolds.
, 1880-03-13

NEW STORE AS all the business houses on
Main street are occupied, and non. Others can
hc obtained the residences on the side streets
between Main and Alder. ars fast bcin-; trans
formed into stores. etc. This week the resi
dence Of Mrs. Schnehley, two doors from the
STATESMAN Office. is beng brought to the front
and will be occupied 10y Mr.. Davis - q sew in
machine emporium.
, 1880-03-13

II Is 4 parents duty to sec thar their chill
dren take, particularly during the spring sea
son. a dose every mnrnin; Of that great spring
regulator, DR. HyieS Golden Blood Syrup
You can rest assured they Will have no filthy
sores upon their little faces, and it will imyari
natural bloom u their checks
, 1880-03-13

FosTrvNEUEYT.-The auction sale u Heal
Estate hy Messss Chapman and Boyer, ad-
vertised to come off I" day. has been postponed
until saturday the 10Th instant, at 10 \. Il. at
which time his finn VIII offer for sale valuable
lots in all portions Of Walla Walla city, on the
nj r-.lsn,llhl, ttr-In.
, 1880-03-13
GslCE CoNS.sEpEEos,

Arv you going t. let that co.i run ami drive
yru nto ConsuGnptise,s crave? N"u should
not ahen y"g can pGrchaS. that great ye-eta
lie Lung preSeryrr, br. IGUngs Yankee
t"uEa Syrup, 81 - cents per bottle. Two
d =. viii rrIi..Er tn tLn WI cnIl
, 1880-03-13

y CREDIT TO TIE CHy.-The LanGson.es,
JrwelFy store in the country is L. <. Strairh:'.
GA Nam stre.t. 1t Is well stocked with I'll
finest silver and plated ware, Jevelrv. watches.
etc. aud Is literally feast for the eyes.