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, 1881-09-10

ra, pa,ron. of Whitman Seminary srs
..;sA, That ,choeI VIII open in the SEM
-. :, the ID Wednesday in September IN
Ss-y Ss ~ Competent corps Of teachers
, 1881-09-10

10 Re REaovKD--It is fsr'Fsed w
.,m. n,ossti.i.y of truth that the engineer .
.a;e, viii shortly be removed to Portland
IRON this city.
, 1881-09-10

Tar s,e TaEs-lE-The Big sre-sie over
u-.o,...,,s Hollow viii be fnished oy
r,,,;gbr when track laying viii prccet q
r-,,div toward Grange Clfy
, 1881-09-10

rroorEREp-Yoang Howard Armstrong
,;,;,g ont nesr the Washington Brewery,
-, S;ct s.i in tho Jaw by horse. the result
ss.,s f,acrurc Of that organ
, 1881-09-10

The coolest and hest h2yoIed beer snd portei
i. S. the Lions Er zach, opposite the rev
r4nrt H,usa, Main street. Try Il G-y.-t
, 1881-09-10
So. VEsGENE.s ACADEMY,
F32 Y3asG ikliEs.
CoxD-CTED Fl IHE 'IsIEAs o. CHARITY.
MtLIA MALLA. ". 7.

The irss;cat.oa ri,l losame the first Of Sep
telGb,E.
-EEyls For DoARDEgs:
Ba1ri and tui,in pr month. SIS 90
Washirg, tsj and bediing a. 90
French ! OO
P;aLo and Use ~ iG-tTu1at. 90
Board aat v,ei;in; igrius vacation - "
y-R DAY SCHOLARS;
Primary department per month. 90
Higher ---- u
Terms payable no .ti-iy in advance
No extra charge for lessons IN tapestry. plain
or ornamental nee He work.
Doctors fee- as.I Inedicin.- w:il be charged
10 parents oT gu=r'!ans-
REMARKS:
!. The institution vi /. ou uo 80 ailera.icn
a,igcuc- ,.osey r. Go, hing, books, s:=tione.y,
travelling cNp-Ts-S, &c.
, 81 .c-6s:a,- .4su-t he fGle,G'l!g settled
hefo-. thr uithtrarra: oi ..Upi's.
3. H1y:ls VII nj be permitted :. lssee thr
raI.-...y o.. si.i,S. sy' u iUT - tne Christ
ms h,!:ilys. 81. desired 10y II-eat-, f"r '.5ich
Ihsence 20 a- igc ion shall be made
lheye.;s;p = p.jneip.cs Il The pupil, viii
nc. be interfere! wi;!., bu. fnr tn sake Of
r.ier ~ are qaire.i ca ue present a the
exercises II the ils'i-utlan.
For further Information sri'iy - me
SCpeE:1r--s. "''"
, 1881-09-10
Tasuza zhskga ,n Erery J..n,

,ra fhsr with fever n sgue, or Billions 70
,,;-te1t. ih. srs.ea r,.sy Yet h- freed iron the
..ir.er. vi.U. Eica Hp-iet;er'- S.ounse
.srs. Prriyrs IL s~ste aS5siast It alth
-. he,-fl;-..t e,l,i s,-as,r de. which Il tur-
t.4ra.. p \ snirel. TrmCGy f"E liver COM
.laint. eors,i iya-iasl, iys.sepsia, dehiAity rheu
nat snl. ki!r.Y TT ul,les AMI o;her ailments.
Fer s..,e t,y al Drpysi-,- s3d Dealers gener-
aliv
, 1881-09-10
A Fine Ea;r yrassinS 2.

Cocaine dresses tn Eair perfectly - and Is
alsas preparation unrqual!ed for the e1adica
tiln az dandrutf.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flaye-ins Ex-
TRAITS CONSISTS in Their purity and great
strength.
, 1881-09-10

COUNTY COMMISSIONER MFETISG.-The
county commissioners have been IN session
the past two days, adjourned term Con-
siderable business was transacted. among
which waa she pay ment ot the bill OF Io6ey
& Reid, contractors CT the couTt house, jor
the month OF August the amount was sll.-
623 90 less S4,6i9 IS which sum Is 30 per
cent kept ba * each month and paid thr
next, so that the amount paid tbs term WIS
Sc, 91i 81. The cantr4ct ior building :
bridge across Harvey Shsw's cross ns Of th
Tuuchet Was awarded to T. J. Taylor { Son
OF Columbia county; ptiee Sl,6l.- The
Contractors agreed to buiii bridge ac
cold:ng to the plans OF Miller & Son, which
is bIW truss; TaylIr TO receive Sl2j extra
therefor. The following bills were allowed {:
\. ". Sweeney, weed Tor court house, $3.50
75; J. b. Thompson, taking prisoners to IL
sue asylum. s92 -: 0lmst,ad. hill for 'l-
bor, "a; H. Hosspccm. blacksmith w,-a,
800; bill for grading hsin street alOn-
court house blo,k, SlS9; assessment on road ,
bed OF o. Z. & " Co wss reduced froin
50, coo to 1000 per mile On complaint N
Sup rvisor Sweeaey the Auditor was M
structed to Mostly the railroad company {"
repair the county roads where crossing TIP
track between Dry creek and the TOuchet,
also around the new depot cfossings- In the
matter Of furnishing the enuIr house with
furniture, Mr. Allen, the archItect, was III.
structed 10 proceed to Portland 10 make e IT,
mates for the furnishing of the ne" court
mouse With furniture. Bids VIII be adver-
used at the rexJ meeting OF the commission
.srs on the 18th Of Sept. The Auditor wa
instructed to advertise for the sale OF the
old court house and grounds, also OF the o!a
iail building and fencing the sale to take
n zee the lst Monday IN Oct, possession 10 he
rivea when tie new court house is finished
In the matter al county road between TINS
c:ty and the fair ground, ordered that SSto
be appropri ,ted to repair SAID road.
, 1881-09-10

EIHTY PER CENT SAVED BY HAy
IL n your io6 printing danr q ths Srssss'
, 1881-09-10

PATENTS The following patents have
heen received at lie L. :. Land 0.iicc il
thus ci,y: Wm e. Rad, Oscar L N"un.
,. Frank NcBearty, Jr, ., Sotaa al Sbo1k-
wiier. EGgsne T. Pratt :. L=w:, I. Dit .
more 4, John F. SAL sop, G,orge Waiker.
Thomas Scogsin, John C. Andse%s, Alsxan-
der Sumpter, John Hamilton. Joseph L.
schnebly, JOHN Gibson, JOSEPH Eobhins,
David Crpmpacler. Charles Niche, Thos.
r. Eastman =, Chir,es q. Noland ., Davld
Boss. Alrxanlrr paT-. Wm. II. Kcelrr,
Henry McNally, David R'tert~, W !hta :,
CLARK ., Joel Shearer ,, Elias G.. Tai .,
Martin Il. HaGlman. WnI j. Shm-r .,
Alexander T. Whetson.
, 1881-09-10

3, ,se vso,e E,..,sr, or Y.,ii-,se

In hi. city, SEPT 6th, ISL. to J,e vile nj
I,--r.h X, laae, a sa.l,,e--lg pSun,iS-
, 1881-09-10
no oCHEonGoS.
NOR SALE.

U,oR SALE
Millinery stock aad fixtures IN Dayton. ".
T. TIE oaly eemplets stock IN the plse- !;
s,.,a l.,catinn and tradc bcst stand On the
coast for any on, whiting to engage in tEi=
t;na a. br.inesL Should be parchss e1 at
anee % prepare =1r the fsii trade.
MRS. J. Q. SPAULDlN1,
wss Dsytou, ". T.
, 1881-09-10
SUmnONS.
TEBsTToRY OF WAsHIxGro:,
C0anty of WallS Villa

Coansy oi Walls WSlla
In the District Court VI the erritory Of
Washinst q, siid Tor the FIR; Judicial Dis
trlct thereof, hUiiiug terms st Nails WSns,
N-lia 7" 'lis eosG;y, IA sai5 Territory.
Jeha H. Snhl, plaintiff. IS. J. Truesdale.
Defendant
THE UNITED STATES OF ANrHICA
10 }. / saesis.e. de;-acaut You are hereby
required % sppeST n an action brought against
you by John Il. Ssahi. Plaintiff, In the district
Co1rt II the Territory g: Washington. and for
the Fir,t Judicial District thereof, holding
terms 81 N-Ls As.l-. " ala Ealla county,
II said tcIsIt.IF.y, - answer the complaint of
Plaintiff hie,! n Nsi.s Waila county within
twenty days alter Le service 81 this summons,
exclusive oi th- day q, Service, if served in
- d rnty. l. Mt srrgei ia ssia county, but
N ss district. N thirty days Ii served in
any other Judicial District in tie Territory. in
i"rty days II served ny fnAhcstion, within
sixty day sitter the date Of this summons, or
the sad plaiuiiff val take Judgment against
yoo by default. scc3rlsng toshe prayer q; the
c inll1iar, Tor E0ud-. wares and merchandise.
amounting the sum II four hundred and
airy-nue dollars and 81 100. seli ami delivered
by plaintiff [" defendant AZ his special instance
.ud requ, st, between the lirh day Of March,
1881, aud the .'5a day ot June. ISL
Nitae-s tie Hon. ). c. Win
- gard, A-s0e'=te Justice Of the Su
I s,, pgeme Cou-t Of Washington Ter
/ rJosy, aud .lrdse OF said Court.
- anG the seal thereof affixed this
1t ds, ii July, \ D., 1881.
\ kEENIS AHRES, Clerk
BY JOSH hILLfR, DepUty.
CAiux < CEogLsy, fiabtiff's Attorneys.
as-6W
, 1881-09-10


On Tue.day nisht Miss Carrie kohlaaaa'
one oi wa,la w.,lss 6rst-born daugEtsi.'
and general faroriss by reason OF hes piss
ing disposition, ~ss aritea in the hoy ooas's
Il matrimony to Lieut James Ulio, OF tss
81 Infantry, at the resideDce os her par nts
Ab,ut ! o'clock, Pm, q few only ct toe
most intimate friends Of the family. cens.ssr
ius Of Mr.. George Thomas, wife and dAagh-
ter Judge aad Nrs. Gaicbsrd; Mr- and
Mrs F. ] Parker; Mr. and Mrs j. Danisi;
Messrs Lane Gilman and Herchfeldt, With
the majority Of the officers Of the stCssAi-
ry were the o,ly ones in attendance II tAe
ceremony which wss quickly performed BY
Father Ceserci Very soon the reception
commenced and trends began to pour IN a,d
night ueh were they treated. oha"pasae
aoxel like water and wedding cake WAS
unlimited. Abou; o'clock the lst Cavalry
Band serena led tie happy couple s'ih some
exquisite music. The presents were E'any
and beautiful, and consisted Of the .oilov-
ing: From the groom to the bride, very
handsome cluster diamond ring. bresst PIN
of gold quartz enamel and a Ene cameo SIT
Of brooch and ear rings from The Arss,
silver pitcher and plate /; Mrs Thomas oamn.
PIE knife and half Gozen silverdesert knives;
Mrs F. J. Parker. silver berry knife: Mrs.
Wm. KiTkmsn, silver cake brsket and SILVER
toilet set; Mrs, Robert Situt, BoheHiiaa bou-
9uet holder; J. B. Lewis, PIE knife; Mr:
and Mrs P B. johnson, pocket book AMI
VISITING cards, Mr. and Mrs. Keeling. BUNS
poems; Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer, Scott
works: Mr. And Mrs. Rauer, Boheinisa ts',-
let ces; Robt. Bauer, pair of vases; DR.. J.
f. Town, berry spoon; Mrs c. Schumact ei.
silver butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. c,:= -.
s.iver card cas-; Mrs. J. T. Boyer, sliver tish,
knife; Capt and Mrs. James Jackson, two
silver frui' knives; Mr.. and Mrs UphsIn,
spoon holde-: Lieut. and Mrs. Miller, cake
kniie: K. B.CorcoTan. one drzen silver table
kuives. NJ. and Mrs. Hayward. dressing
case; Mr. Eversz, camp stool: Mrs. kei!mg.
cake and cake stand.
, 1881-09-10
Jois Or. TIE n. P. 2. Z
An Interesting Batch Of Items on Cur Frans
continental Liae.

/Tar tsa,k On the Northern Pacific Is now
lsil SO miles b-youd Spokaa- Falls, and
track laying las been temporarily suspended
un,ii Il &c ggadc Is completed {, Lake Pend
d'Orenr, there being seven mor niles -
-
u. a. eea row 90 from this city 70
Lake Pend d'Ureille in one dIY, anl with
the ald Q. the Pend d'0Ee lie steamer there
is 4 hrough line tn Ciark's Fork oi the
Columbia river.
One Of the four new coaches for the y. P.
has been SET up. The coach i6 perfect
pa aee, eclipsing anyt' ius ia the west.
II. W. Fairgeather, the able SGpern-
teudent oi the y. r. e. r. tins side .: Ptnd
d'OrellIe. uas IN tie city to.d-y-
Captain Kingsbgry, who for some time
past has been surveying the passes IN the
Cascade mountains. was III the city 10 d y
en- rome fof Cia.k's E,rk Of toe Columbia.
NJ Kinssbury j. a genial :, ntlemau. al"ay :
ready To give tie rspo ter N item
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-29
,l2S2S!AZz7
1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

~
To see what improvementno now exist
as compared with railway travel
only few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed ny the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the c.
s. NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.,
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail
through thriYin g cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
easy in travelling, will find the
an ORTIZ Western" in excess of their
expectations, and the greatest Of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ola this Road all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and re-
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
wAND WILL TAKE NO
OTHER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-29

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys
cause gravel, Bright's disease, rheu-
matism and a horde of other serious
and fatal diseases, which can be pre-
vented with Hop Bitters, if taken
in time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-29
LIST Of LETTERS

remaining III the Postotf,ce at salt
Lake City Salt Lake County, Territory
of Utah, on the 29tn day of July,
1881, which, If not called tor IN
one month, viii be sen: 70 the Dead
letter office.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
SECOND EDITION
Two Jersey Lovers and an Eclipse

Two Jersey Lovers and an Eclipse.
MIDDLETowN, N. j., June 15.-
Thomas II. Applegate, farm labor
er, was arrested yesterday charged
with abducting young girl named
Sarah Mount. The two had been
very intimate for some time. The
girl is rather pretty, and Applegate
was infatuated with her. On 6atur-
day night the pair left the lady's
house in company, md she has not
been back since. Apologize was ar
rested on a charge preferred by Mrs.
Mount, the mother of the girl, claim
ed that he had abducted her daughter
and concesled her. AaE ltYf
The examination was held last
night before Squire. Applegate
swore that he had no knowledge Of
the whereabouts of the girl. He said
that lie and Miss Mount went on Sat
urday night through Morford's g
Woods, across Coopers Bridge, toa
lonely spot on the Shrewsbury River,
and waited until a late hour to view
the eclipse of the moon. He left her
at the bridge on her way home. and
has not seen her since. He was re-
leased from custody. The defense
aver that Miss Mount is not missing
at all, but that her mother has hidden
her in the hope Of making Applegate
marry her. f.A ha'
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Ye.terdsy,s Exeursies.

Those who waited for tha Houssh0id
of Faith excursion which took placsy yes
terday, did . wise act, sltho ugh 1t might
lot have been one. The day was all
that could be asked for, and about eight
hundred persons took advantage OF this
and went down on the excursion. The
boat left Fourth street wharf at 1850
o'clock and landed at Woodlawn Beach
1t 10 o'clock. On the way down the
American line steamer British, Crolcn
was passed. The upper deck was crow
ded with immigrants, who % the boat
passed cheeied Justify. -.,..i 'tiii =.
Upon landing the excursionists soon
disem barked, aud wended their way TO
the beautiful groove, whers the greater
portion of the day was spe mt In various
games. A number remaIued On the
B 'ach, and at about noon several Of the
party availed themselves OF the Oppor-
tunity to take bath. During the trip
the celebrated Ringgold band OF Read
ing, played several excellent pieces ,ot
music, which was highly appreciated by
the sxcnrsionists. Returning the boat
lefG the Beach At 5 o'clock and landed
here few minutes before 8 o'clock.-
Everyone seened we'll pleased With
their days pleasure, nothing having 0c-
Cured to mar 1t. The crowd at tbe
beach was further Augmented BY An ex-
cursion from Centreville, Nd. b.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Excursion To Cape May.

The First Presbyterian Church SUM-
day School gave an excursion to Cape
May this morning. on the steamer Thomas
Glide, the boat leaving Fourth street
wharf at 7 o'clock. Despite the ram there
were abo Ittive hundred persons on board
Tue First Regiment band furnished the
music.
Tomorrow the Friends Fist Day
School will make an excursion TO MI.
Cuba, on the Delaware Western Rail
road, and to-morrow week the Friends
Social Lyceum will make trip TO The
same place. The Swedeuborgian Sun.
day School went there yesterday, and
had very pleasant time.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17

The baby which was born aboard
the steamer Germanlc ON tue way over
from England and was ciristaned Mary
Y rmanica Vanderbilt Phillips, has ar
rived at Youngstown, Ohio, with It's
mother. The following account OF the
event on shlpboard was given to the
Youngstown Register by the girls faith
erin law: 'In spirit of banter one OF
the passengers laid wager OF $25 with
Mr.. Vanderbilt that he daren't bring the
baby up and exhibit IL TO the cabin pas
ssensers. The wager was taken and Mr..
vanderbilt vanished into the no. .pital,
borrowed the diminuiive arrival for q
lew moments, carried the baby out and
showed it. lie won the wager, and
~hen he returned the baby to It's moth
81 be gave with IL $50, the amount OF
!ne bet. A purse was made up amount
lug to $500 for the mother, and upon
sie arrival of the steamer at New York
ar. Vanderbilt made arrangements foI
d aer 70 receive the best of care In the
New York Hospi tai at his expense"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDAY. JUNE IT, 1881.
shsriaps sales.

Sheriff CLARK will s{si the following
properties at The court house Oh Satur-l
day afternon, June 25th, At 2 o'clock:
The life interest OF William Fields In
. lot on the north side oi Seventh street
between Orange and 1atnall streets.
I, A lot on the north side OF Second
street between kipg and Market streets
ths pfopAstE u Jaus MAton and Charles
and Lizzie Vogebocher.
A lot and dwelling on the north side
of Second street between Madison aud
Monroe streets, the property of John
Logan.
At 2 o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
July 9th, the Sheriff will sell at James
A. Wilson's hotel, Newark, the property
Of Frank and Lizzie q. Grinitb, situated
near the Newark depot.
\ At four O'Clock, upon the same day he
will sell at William B. Currinder's Ho-
tel, Christiana, the following proper
ties: .3Ls.
Three and ie-q1arter acres of land,
Situated on the Wilmington, CbrlstiaDa
and Elktoni tnrnpikes tbe property Of
Lewis W. Ashton and wife.
Twenty-five acyes o. land situated on
the turnpike leading ffom Christiana to
Stanton, the properly Of John $. Trapha-
gen.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Great Inducements.

Our great annual sale Of spring
and summer clothing at the Boston
One Price Clothing House will com.
mence on Saturday june IL and con-
Linue until all are sold. aiSf
Extra special inducements offered
in boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser of ofa suit will
receive present.
The presents consist of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
ton. asaa tss= .ssts. - 81 :.
All are invited to attend the sale
and procure d bargain, ,and am salts
fed they will go away happy. -
v. e. HOLMES, Prop. =
2l3 Market street. ~
jel7-eodtf. 49, S
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
ssruek 81 I.igl.tnInr.

During the thunder storm on Tues
day three young men-James Appel,
n of DR.. Appel, who resides at Fort
Lee john Bsrtto, o. bartender, aged
twenty-three, and Alfred West, of
this city, aged twenty-six-were seat
ed on the bluff at Fort Lee, under the
shade of a wide spreading tree. The
tree was one of four, about thirty five
feet distant from each other, the four
enclosing hollow square. All at
once the three young men we're strick-
en- by lightning chain and knocked
senseless TO the, ground. The four
trees had each at. the same instant
been struck by the zigzag course Of
The fork and were uprooted like vine
stems. Young Appel was struck in
the neck, the current running down
his back, tearing his coat, vest and
pantaloons to tatters. Bartto and
West received no other injury than
the stun from the shock and are out
Of all danger. Young Appel, howsv.
or, had to be taken to his fathers
residence and Dr., Ayers summoned
TO attend him, but no hope was held
out of the bpy'srecosery and he died
during the night. ~ Il
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Accident 10 street Cars.

Yesterday afternoon, IS car No. s,
Of the City Passenger Railway, was
crossing a portion Of the track on
Delaware Avenue, between Washing
ton and Jefferson streets, where exca-
yarions had been made for the purpose
of removing the sleepers, 1t jumped the
track and smashed one OF the axle
boxes and SPRINGS A delay Of -sn
hour was occasioned before the. track
was cleared, and then car No. 8 at
tempted to cross the same Place ana
met with precisely the same acsident.
Both cars were taken to the 'compa-
ny's shops fer repairs. : 0,7T~ 2 r II
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Phil. lelphia Times.
A CHASTITY SUICIDE.

= -In.
A Nude Corpse, with the Throat
Cut, Found I'm am Unoccupted
House.
Several days ago the family Of ofsAdgust
Laubscb, tenanting the house 9l26 Mas
ter street, ,bsying had some difficulty With
their landlord, Patl,ek +. Barry, ,Ot 726l
Oxford street, moved, away, leaving be
hind them :he occupant Of . second-story
back room, Max Markous, German,
City years old. Youse Mr.. Berry went
70 the residence yesterday, but found
that Markouses room was locked. A
iocksmith was found, Who opened the
door. Sickenlng sight, revealed itself.
There pools Of gore oil ovsr'the Aoer, The
walls were be-spaltered, aud on the bed,
with gaping w0ald In the throat. lay
the nude and decomposing body Of
Markouse himself. A bloody razor lay
upon the floor st1g, IlsaI s,6
Ii was apparent that he had stood be-
fore a looking glass and inflicted the
cash, there being great cl0t Of blood
On the floor at that point. He then ap
parently went to bed where he expired.
Appearances indicated that the deed had
been committed about miinight on
| Tuesday. In a closet was dagger, but
| this had cot been used. ID
Markhouse had been in depressed
spirits lately on account Of a separa'
| tion from his wife and busiAiess lossss
He was foImerly in the clothing busi-
ness on South street, where he los
his money, and year ago he was ar
rested for des-rting his wife ant
child. Recently he had been ped
ding notlOns. He had been heard t,
threaten his life In tho event Of al
snfavorable verdict in q lawsuit
resull which did occur. ..s.is,# + =. s;
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
LOCAL LINES.
Deviled clams.at Fullmers. 81
Clam croquet at Fullmei's.
leo cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.

Devlled clams.a Fullmers. si95l
Clam croquet at Fullmai's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer,s celebrated clam soup.
CITY Council will meet hereafter on
Friday evening. .4s5i54 Ia
The excursion of the First Presbb
ierian Church Sunday school took place
to-day
The Bayard q Legion excursion 10
Wsodiawn Beach on Monday next.
The DsnAwAnE GAzsrrs for this week
10 now ready, and can be secured at this
office ready tor mailing to friend fpr
hve cen'1 per copy.
/ The Fame Hose Company is talking
about purchasing hose cart.
on Monday evening next Delaware
Eucampmsnt, No. l, 1. q. Q. r., viii
ceisbrat It's fiftieth anniversary In ODD
Fellows Hall. FAs,4 A& ~ Z
Mt. salem Sunday school intend ri wing
another excursiop to the Falls of French
Creek before the season 10 over.
The police force is to be increased by
The appointment of nine additional men
Nearly all the Sunday schools have
gwen their annual excnrsions.
Brandy wine NJ. Il. Sunday school
went on an excursion yesterday to Greed.
moor Park.