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she Insists that II Is or more Importance
tnat her family shall be kept IN fun health.
tnsn that she should have an the fashion alIr
dresses and STYLES or the times. She there
iofr sees ~ i that each member or her family
!. supplied with enough Hop Bitfcrs. af the
% prevent N Of Sickness with IT. attendant
EXPENSE care and anxiety. All women shnnid
s 4, \, Their wisdom ia this way -yrr Ha1<s
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As An exhibition Of the Intrinsic worth OF
81. Jacobson we think the case referred 10
that o. Mrs o. W. Hubbard, Of this town,
cured q Seattle Rheumatism Of long standing
~ the Oh Il certainly striking. and beyond
al doubt, conclusive As 70 is efficacy. The
remedy has our Endorsement
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Mr.. Jacob Powell. An old and well.
known farmer 81 Logansport, Ind. M
built and fitted up IN that city 4 NINA.
lure steamer. In which he proposes u
make the entire trip 10 New Orleans.
The boat y only twenty-five feet long.
put = provided with neat and service.
able engine, water wheels. etc.. and Il
covered with stout canvas. Mr. Powell
has his vessel loaded with provisions
and other things necessary for 4 comfort
.Dle journey, and Is only awaiting the
disappearance u ice from the rivers be-
Tore he starts down the current. II i
probable that one or two persons win
accompany Mr.. Powell on this voyage,
although he ayers he will 60 alone and
unattended in case no acceptable per-
sons offer their company. The object Of
me Old man in making the trip Il simply
pleasure. He has aptly named his YES.
sci THE Wandcrer.
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Come believe that even this form OF trial Is
not perfectly free from prejudice. Blu. in our
section 81. Jacobs on has been tried BY that
great jury-the public--and been judged the
infallibe cure FOR Rheumatism and all pain
full diseases
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tim going to come down on you
hard,s As the rain said TO the umbrella.
LIN not 70 be shut up in that way
was the reply.
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A CERTAIN musical critic Is 50 full or music
that he eats soup with tuning fork.-Er
chng& We presume II u also natural FOL
him 70 pause and rest Il BAR Sons<yg.ll1
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GENERAL NEWS.


YESTERDAY 3 ballots for U. s. Sena.
tors IN the New York Legislature
Estoodt Sh0t term--P ottork 81;
Wheeler, Al; ConKling, 80; Lapham
IS; Cornell, 3 scattering, 4. Long
term-Kernan, So; Depew, so; Platt,
2S; Cornell, 9; Crowley, Z; scattering
3;
The New Hampshire House Of Re-
representatives. yesterday passed re.
solution expressing!sympathy for Ire
land, and requesting that copies be
forwarded to the Senators and Re-
presentatives in Congress from the
State, and also to the President and
Secretary of State. 1t goes to the
Senate for concurrence.
The total amount of coupon Five
Per Cents received at the Treasury
to date for continuance at 81 per
cent. including the amount present
ed at the London agency,is $94 $780,.
900. This leaves $24, 100000 to be
heard from before July 1st.
Q. Clausen, a Swede, recently ar
rived in San Francisco from Homo
lulu, reports that several hundred
Scandlnavians who went to the
Sandwich Islands under labor con-
tracts, made by Captain Larange,
| are held in virtual slavery.
Thirteen pigeons of the BJston
Homing Club were started from
Schenectady, New Y ork, on Tues.
day night. The first bird covered
the distance between Schenectady
and Boston in tour hours, seventeen
minutes and fifteen seconds, flying
at the rate of 37R miles an hour.
The Grand Trunk Railway ls abpu
TO build, immediately,a double tracl
betwe cen Toronto and Montreal.
| Tue Cilunnati Cham her OF Commerct
will aojourn from the 1st to the 9th Of
| July.
ii. p. McGrath, the well known own
or Of race horses, who Is sick at Long
Branch, was reported in, "a very pracari
| ous condition last night.
News has been received IN Galveston
of the death OF General Cana leg, OF The
Mexican army. 81
william II. Low, proprietor OF Lows
Opera II House in Providence, Rhode IL
laud, died suddebly last evening.
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lrent Iuducements.

Our great annual closing out sale
Of spring and summer clothing at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com. mence on Saturday June le
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
In boys and children's department
Every purchaser Of Of a suit will
receive q apresent.
The presents consist Of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
tion. Ns tE
All are invited to attend the sale
aud procure d bargain, and l am salts.
led they will go away happy.
V. z. HOLMES, Prop.
2l3 Market street.
jel7-eoltf. ....,-...
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Peraanal.

President of Council Harry Sharp
lsy and City solicitor Henry @. Turner
ofWilmiogtou, we're In Reading yes
terdsy and returned last evening
They have perfected arrangements
for the accommodation Of seventy
members of the Water Witch Fire
Company at the Grand Central hotel,
Milt. g. Feather, proprietor, during
the great parade and tournament in
that city on September next.
Robert Kane, Of Baltimore, who put
up the wires and poles for the VIII.
minston fire alarm telegraph, arrived
here yesterday on wedding tour, and
stopped with Councilman Blake. To-
day be went to New York, accompa-
MED by his wife and Mr.. Biake's
daughter.
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LeCAL TINE rAsLl.
CORRECTED MAY 28rd 1881.
TRAIN6 LEAVE WILMINGTON


f0R PHILADELPHIA.-2.e 2.25 $50. TAO
kl0 g.U0. Blu. e;6o. lu.3O. ll.63a. m; l2l
sl1.Aa, AUS, ESQ. 400, b.6a, B.ss, 7.US, y.55
500, 0,5.5gs.sS 100, D.65, 1900 p. N.
fGs is ssw :. ~, sais. aSS Sss g Ss s '@s %
FoR BkLrInoKE.-l2,5l, 2.I2, 4.O2 1855,
Assam. ;i25S, si.OA. AS $50 1901 p. m
Sundays. I2.Si, 2.l2, 40. 7.1 a. IN. iu.6l
Fon WAsHrEoTon.-l26l, 2.l2, 4.U2; 7:55.
s.B y. M; LASS, sl.0A, b.5r p, m. sun
dAys, l2.bI, 2.t2, 4.02, 7.6e q. IN.
eALfihoRk AND In rERhEDIArE STA
IIeNs. -l2.sl, SIS q. m. l..55, 1. Is p. m.
nno f'AS p. m. tram stops NJ Way sta
HRSns RSI My bstw sen ferryvilis anu
pnslumore. Sundays, 1851 u. m.
TsnRrvILLE AND IRTERMEpiArE STA
fioSs'-S.l6 p. m.
sSr sw Nsw CAsrLB.-S.OO 8.s5. a. M; I.U6
~, p m, No sunday trains.
r,n!saTos r,n! AND INrnRMnDIATE SrA-
Hasse Hupa.v ;s q. M; i.0o. S.25 p. IN. No
aMs ~ AND DlsDEnMEDIArE STATIONS
Eei wiiai;saa,vSSSpp Il; a,SS ?. n; n,,., ;, :. n
trains. '' 800, S.oo p. m. No sun.a,
ia I'M. DELAWARE wxsrRRx Il. R.-7.r
I0N m.; o.SS p. ma Sunday trains,
= IN. and o.v0 y. IN. -
s ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
III 1S iPssILADELpurA.-laas, ao7 1857
d. .oa 10y s..0 u, hi., IL m.; i2.lb, l2.AL
400 a ~ i.s5. Al, 90, SO d. ID, $40
I2Is.1 LUIS. u.I6 r. nl Sundays
1, '.oz' ~. iu.io :. M: Q ", lr.45
"s,ss AL, Foa WILMINGTON LEAVE
i.1 InmnLifnIA-Broad y street Depot
liz slS. iu.so, l.Ou, Il. .I5 a. m. I.s,
i0sib ~. 80, 6.l05 is, 5,l5 d, ~, $40 0.Il
An ~ p. m. Hundays. .O5. $50 a. ~
'~' .so. ioOO,lll.S 10 IN. =.
NEW YoRK.-2.o7, s.62. 1852. $50
save avs ava, S.Si i.5a =. m. ID. 20 .. m m
NJ. .n1.xLLTTnoRE.--i.5e e. nx at4g o. Ii.s5
davs ~ 1D0, 6.46, $50. $50 o. m. an
PsoH ae. ale .. M. ntJ. $40 4 IN N m M
M swAsHIHaToN.--I.5o' Ii9 lila
d.. i1;Ti, 2.,J0, S. 4G. &. a n nm N, ''o s1S
pso lo0, als, q, M. "a a IA % Sui'
fRoN NrGMtvLLLf only-9.Os I'M,
GlO. eM oAsrLE.-8.Ss. o.85, n M: :I2.i
Pho. m. No Sunday trains.
a06 n n,AwARE T., r. R.-s.% q. In, ID,
Sos w ~ NO Sunday trains.
y, noToN d NoRrH RRs Il. 1
pslns. izoe eS6 p. m. No sunda
on D.rAwAa. w.srr.s n. "a
10. an1 ~ 4 2 n: Sunday trains, ..
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4 OoLb.nIcoiDEliD' 81 sitnDhn.
A Crime for which the MOIl tsso dmi
the ConnclsvfIIe Coal Region, are
Held Responsible. Nai .ia,tf

She ConnclsvflIe Coal Regfpns are
Held Responsible. Nai .,a,tf
DUNBAR, Pa, june Monday,
night between $50 a, d 8 O'Clock hor-
rible muraer was perpetrated In this
quiet village. Maurice tisaley, the.
toundry.man of the Dunbar F.urnace
Company, was shot and instantly killed
while on bis way from the town to the
furnace. The place where be was assas-
sinated Is In the track Of the company's
switch at short cave about thlrty-two
yards from the furnace aud within a
short distance uflhe dwelling house Of
David Harper. Mrs. Harper saw Mr..
Healey, and Lwo men who are supposed
TO have committed the deed, use oppo-
site her house. A few minutes after
they passed she says she heard three
shots and heard some one exclaim: HMy
God, men! yeu are not going TO use nae
that way, are youp' Her mother heard
the shots also. Martin Garter, return
ing from church, was the first to find
IsHssiey, the women being toe tn,ueh
frightened TO leave tie house. Az the
mouth Of the iaVine he not iced a man
lying by the side OF the railroad track,
aAo ltb tndiCli W
see who - was. The light revealed the
bloody corpse Of The murdered man. He
Immediately gave the alarm. -.l-f
Upon examination it was found that
bo had been shot in four places, one
wound being in the neck, severipg lhe
| jugular vein, two IN the back Of the
head and one In the side. His cloths
ing was on fire when discovered, show
| ing that the pistol must have been held
almost against aim. Major Desoulles,
\ the superintendent OF the furnace and
Vice-pIcsident Of the company, imme-
diately despatched an engine to UuIon
town for the coroner, who came down
Iat once. A jury was sworn about
miduight and adjourned till yesterday.
Ilt was in session AL day and adjourned
Pin Thursday. NO arrests have yet
been made. The feeling in the COM
mupity is intense. Ifthe perpetrators
of the fiendish deed were discovered it
is probable they would be lynched. A
large reward has bt Gu offered for the
det, ction of the criminals. Mr.. Healey
vas a native of Ireland and strong,
muscular mar, about five feet ten in
ches in height. His life has been
threatened several times within the
ist two years aud he has been told to
his face within month that he would
lie shot. He had become obnoxious to
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians and
lis to them that his murder is attrib-
atei. Mr.. Healey was man Of con-
siderable property snl had laid The
foundation for a large fortune, Hs
was very popular with the men who
worked under him.
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Am the Man ?

The na,nes OF Edward A. Cooper and
Matthew Ge. son, two ofihe poor but hon
eat ! ressmen of the Brooklyn Eagle have
uddenly become flmous In the CITY of
churches, in consequence of their having
and dollars by Investing one collar In a
letier sent to NJ. A. Daupiin New Orleans
IA for a half ticket No S9,5l6 in the
MAY Distribution OF the Louisiana State
LOTTERY. june 20.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled clans at Fullmers.
Clam croqusr 1t Fullmer's.
Ica cold salt ovstars AT Fullmer,s

Si6m CIUquot ~ uhtuOt ns
Ice cold sslt oysters at Fullmer's. :
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
DR.. Todd can be consulted on Tues
day and Friday at 500 Market street.
Several public school examinations
were held yesterday.
The Post Office at Laurel was rob-
b,d on Tuesday night.
A number Of improvements are un-
der way along the upper end Of the
Wilmington & Northern Railroad.
Councilman Blake having received a
dispatch Announcing the serious illness
of bis mother, in Baltimore, went down
there to-day. = f'''
The Trustees of the Poor met to
decide ou . location for the Aims
house property, yesterday, but ad-
jourped without coming 10 any conclu-
sion. ....0
Some stray smoke from an adjoining
bakery, caused q slight, fire scare at
the Opera House, last night, after the
adjournment of the High School Com
mencement.- nd 81 sts5l
Yesterday the caoeJ engineers vls-
tied the works Of Hilles q Jones, the
Mccullough Iron Co. and the Harlan
g. Hollingsworth Company. This
morning they steamed up to Chester.
The berry shipments, principally
raspberries, over the Delaware Rail.
road yesterday were To Jersey City,
Q cars Philadelphia, Q i; Chester, . /;
WILMINGTON, Q. ,,s t.,a.,....i ir
Protestant Association, in session in
this city, adjourned yesterday af err
noon, after selecting Atlantic City, N.
j., as the next place of meeting.
The party who attempted to wreck
a train on the VIII. g. Northern r. r.,
at Naomi station, recently, proves to
be twelve-yes- --old boy, who thought
it would be fun to see the engine jump
off the track.
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Police Cournt.

Before the Mayor, last night, Jacob
Butler was fined $2o and costs for keep.
ing disorderly house at No. 210 w.
Filth street. .--.I..4g .
Sarah Brown was also finsd $40 and
costs for keeping q disorderly house at
No. 200 w. Filth street; ard two i'll
ma'es OF her place, Nellie Sweeney and
Ansie Page, for fighting In The streets,
were each find - and costs.
About q dozen other cases, all them
Of a trivial nature, were also disposed OF
BY the Mayor. at this hearing,
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TAKEN TO MARYLAND FOR TRIAL.

TAKEN TO MARYLAND FOR TRIAL. -
Sheriff Logan, OF Cecil county, Md. ar
rived In Chester this morning armed
with Q warrant for the arrest OF color
I'd man named Wm. johnson, who was
charged with committing an assault and
battery In that county . short time ago.
johnson was arrested by officer PulleD
aud vas taken before Police magistrate
Allen for q hearing. He ackno " lodged
that be was the man and was guilty OF
the offence ami agreed to 60 back with
The Sheriff without waiting for requi-
sIlion from the Governor.
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Trains from the New Depot

Irhkns hrom the Now DeDOt.
To-day workmen are engaged in
laying temporary track and platform
in the new portion Of the p, W. g. b.
Il. r. depot, and to morrow all ac-
commodation trans from this city to
Philadelphia will leave by this track,
as follows $50, Z, $40, and 1890
o'clock a. m. and $50, 4, 2, and 10
O'Clock p. m. Accomm odation trains
from Philadelphia will also come in
on this track. This arrangement will
leave the main tracks clear for freight
and through trains. 1t ia only tenn
porary, however, for the summer, as
other arrangements will doubtless be
made on the completion of the depot.
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NV Good woman.

Wby are you 30 out of sotts, never able
TO t,ll folks that you are we'll? Ten to
one its all caused in the first place by
habitual constipation, Which no doubt
finally caused deraBged kidneys and
liver The sure cure for constipation Is
the cole brated Kidney Wort. 1t Is also
specific remedy for all kidney and iiy-
ar diseases. Thousands are cured by 1t
everv month. Try 1t at onee.-Toledo
nJaJo
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The Higgins Republican City Ex-
ecutive Committee, last ev ming, p.
pointed sub-comnittee, conslstins OF
Ell ven members, 10 so revise the ru1es
as TO provide I Il an election Tor q new
co nmitt.e to be held in the 'aiL ~
tn : proyision it is proposed o let .
ne v COMMITTEES have in hand the con-
dust OF the next campaigrs
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aMy patient. ana 1 are very much
p,eased with Liebig Cos Coca Beef Ton
ia'n says nR. J. DEB EERS, OF 224 Tre-
mon! street, sos.o s,,;. I; ihsss so, y nothing
iiksit fSs rssn TseM sssssy ,s a. an en- fssb IN y .
disordered systsm. Beware Of cheap,
worth less lmitatious uuuer ours and ) nj
tisr riams-, ore thousand cellars re-
ward for evidence leading 70 the convic-
tion Of fcoanterfeiters.
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suffering Women.

There Is but very small proportion OF
tae women. of this nation that do not
suffer from some of the diseases for
winch Kidpey- Wort is specific. When
the b wels have become costive, head
acha tormehts, kidneys out OF hx, OF
piles distress, take package and im
wonderful tonic and renovatlng power
will cure you aud give new hte.-Wdtch'
man. .t.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

A leading member of The Le.
,ai Profession OF n, Y, city, Ga ARIES
CAkR, j. LEEDS u20 Biosdway) says:
Il n,y wife ias no other tupic has ever
dr,,e. and H. is besides. pleasant TO take"
Aew,,ra OF cDu ilerfeils. Ask for Liebig
Co.'s Cocoa Toutc. Il viii rseonstruct
she mast shattered and ehtesois d, greln-
vjsorafe agrd tue aid inflrm, aud
maze sicgiy cliiilren and infants
incoming and healthy.
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s0fall sad erds Of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, ait m ight have
been."
The above quotation was forcib'y
brought to mind the other day by hear.
ing young lady remark that she would
not now be dying with Consumption II
Wild Cherry and HSrehound, III
no. mber last, and Scured her --cold, as o
rlend hers did.
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school Examinations.

Yesterday examinations were held
In Nos. 8, 8, 7,S and Q, in the presence
Of the respective visiting committees,
and the parents and friends Of the
pupils. The exercises were quite in
terestiug. M
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sts gaily 6Asstts.
FIRST EDITION.
v,.,,,s Of July - tAs d. W.

r.. n.l,vre western r. r. trains
II, mno s,,n non on special schedule on July
vill ..s fau Is.vIns Tu Wilmington for Mt. Cuba
~, .ss.iS, $50, 1880 .. m.' lSo, o;so ~ p 2.
y Ed I'd for Landenberg as7.l5, 1910,
Ths % 81. Psul's Beneficial Society viii
,..n.v the M. Cuba grounds, and as
usnsf private picnic parties, will take
sdvsotaes Of the many quiet aud pic
,nrssoue retreats that the Road aaords.
On July srd, the regular Sunday trains
vii run, leaving here at 1880 .. m.,and
Q. p. m. .a..4s
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new ApvHnEsanIGH1U,
pRoPosAfs FOR FUEL.
I3trs oils l403r 21l ~ hfinSa
wIrnrNsrox. DxE,., IJuns 2sth, ,lsst.

I wIINrNsrox. pSL., Iuns 26ths lssi.
Sealed proposals. viii be receiyed. By the
chairmsi Of the Co5hmitteS on Elsl g
90s Chestnut street qnxilu THU HeDAY,
for fnrnishi1g = thsw pat1lc sshooiS
u schuyiktH coal, stovs ana broken.
Pine. pine @ eSasi Sasntitiss. TSs 5csi q s.
Thoroughly scssensd, 3ilo pounds 80 the
ton. Wood to be cut In three length
aid split, ready for use. An fuef 70 be-
ings and trimmed up sAlisfactory q The
Committee. sra 1 ALLBN RUIHs
je29-st. t...f..f .sf Chairman.
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,I.ss,..ss re.nlxn,.

YYlsy.qn YsSyu LIZ EIsdfs; No. I. X. SfP.
SssRs S.sS SSiHas Hsss.i IL sseisi7 3 81
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Business Enterprise I'm Toledo,
Ohio.

In the May distribution OF tn, LouisI-
ma state Lottery there were thirty or
more lucky ticket holders In that city.
onf nas,nss, nslSnst, Nc. q ~ ,iained from n
brought for the % sent by Mr.. Fred
schfoeder, No. $50 Michigan st., aud A.
.. Rinel. OF the Vienna Bakery. No. ;l
Broedway. prize Of IS ,0o,. junsai.
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Ths Nssfe - - nassr.

Ths Nsgre ~ - MAesr.
! JRPrHRson, TEX, June ~ +Dr. II
eled by . negro who had 3 dnWa raaoe
whom the doctor had knDskell down.
The doctor cannot recover. q He was
member Of the etats LsglslaeaFs.
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BIZ

LEN: s.; ~ i s s..: Z: = "a Ie: r.
and friend. q Ins hniiy ass lssPsstf9ily
Fridsy aftefnoou July 1T, q & o'cl ock.
Intssmsnt e At ths cssssdsat osnsssry.
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MAnnIHlD.s I

soHULEn- -HyDson,-At u ,. IlrA
2sth inst, by Rev. 0s4 . kranse,
Frederick w. sehuler. Of Ph0a1s lphias
and and Lima Ina 9. Hndson, termyy .of Nh
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) Risssi,sc cRlasAs. nos

3H"' VlUVH kuBSea'st4HA8AsS nVs NJ
BosroH y IJapsa1e sThisess ssnSplesose
Of the Boston .hontRG elshiSesA searte4
from Schepectday Last might, "a Ths 6se
bird covered the distAhc2 ID I kqun, AZ
minutes, Is seconds, hyiMe u The raks
Of S7A miles an ;hoar Aee0rhlA0 II fhe IL
line meaeureDent. la IA s3t<A.
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ilnsvHrlxsf fASee fnssle lnsAs.
siii liqijsiif3fia 1>--~ta ssd bus
n Z 4 - \ /, !. ~ y e faiesA =

3, {, 1a9ooYIs ~ xds Dew. -
'tiHpg gdnsnnUlap1t : isl1EnA5 klDot1and -
Wales for 10, 600 iaboEsn 70 work .
their rsilfoAd1 sKtepaiopsr i4 Oolors1e
lished An EnEfisk aRehcy, Which slen6
two ysar3R 3RconttAcfs ktDbi4adbsors g
thelr, own shqmss,l enesgiRgA vi loiSs the@
steady work ct high WAgeh ,hpd VIII
snbsfstehce from lhe dRy' IkaSY repost
themselves at DsnvefSt hases6s
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KALAMAzoo, Micb., Feb. 3, 1880.


1 know Hop Bitters will boar recom-
mendation honestly. All who use them
confor upon them highest encomiums,
and give them credit for making cares
ALI the proprietors claim for them
have kept them since they were hrst of
fered. They took high rank from the
hr.t. and maintained II, and are more
called for than all the others combined.
so long ~ they keep up their high rep
utat'ou for purity and usefuiness, 1 shall
continn9 10 recommend them-some-
thing have never before. done with any
other patent medicine.
J.j. BABoocK, NJ. d.
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, Bdghts disease, rheumatism, ,aud
horde Of other serious and fatal dis
eases, which can be prevented with Hop
B,iters, II taken In time. Ie.
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All the Wanamaker Stores
are closed till Friday on ac-
count Of the death Of Mr..
Wanamaker's mother. .sss
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Wednesday: Jaiy sveatAss;'
stationary kssnfsrat1rs.sag

mae stfrT4H stsiapa& 1HT
-5f SOD nss sea a5,4e saefsl1a'q
otl.1 .Ese71s iat S9tsaeA
-.a.i w lahl IL. ~ ia 10 .ana
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tF bA4 i.Ai ylsfe wsa
..i.. LseQe 5l3e ssidseI -
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

As some few person claimed that the
hall bell did not sound the alarm cor
rectly, last night, another test was given
from box "a at 10.sJ O'Clock, this morn
ing to which the bell and all the gopgs
promptly and correctly answered. The
department was previously notified not
to respond to this alarm.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25

In the Clrcuit OF Lne state Oi OteSoH iof c County
OF Benton.
s. L. shedd, Plaintiff,
J. W. Cation. Geo. E. Bently, and Paul Wiley, Defend
ants.
To ]. W, Cation, Que of said Defendant.
TN THE NAME ON THE STATE OF OREGON
i You are hereby summoned and required to appear
and answer the complaint of SAID plaintiff in the
above entitled suit file in the office OF the
Clerk OF said Court on the Fourth Monday, the 2Sth
day OF March, 1884, Gt being the day of the next
regular term of said Court for said County Of Ben
tom and you hereby notified that you fail to an
swer said complaint herein required, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint, to wit For decree OF foreclosure OF
the mortgage mentioned in said complaint said mort
gage being on the following described real estate
half OF the donation land claim Of Jesse b. Cation and
his wife Precious Cation Gt being claim No 43 in IA
SR6W. Claim No. 90 TIA r w. Claim No. 81
T15SR 5 W and claim No 81 T Is SR6W N0tiica-
tion No 1884 The whole claim having the fol-
lowing boundaries: Beginning at point Ia. %
chains south and 1910 chains north, 80 deg and 45
min east from the northwest corner OF section SIX In
Is south Of range W, thence west 79. 05 chains,
thence north 80 mn west 81 81 chains, thence east
n. so chains and thence south 80 min. east 81 80
chains to the place Of beginning, containing 64o29
acres. The said north half containing 320.f4 acres
lying and being situated in Benton county, Or That
said premises be sold and the proceeds thereof be ap
piled to the payment of the amount due plaintiff on
said mortgage, to wit the of 1912 and interest
thereon at the rate of one per cent per month from
the 18th day of April $780, snd for 5 attorneys fees
and the costs and disbursements of this suit and that
after applying the proceeds of said mortgaged prop
erty.
This summons is published by the order of Hon.
]. F. Watson, Judge of said Court, made the 10th
JAS A. YANTIs,
f11w6 Attorney for Plaintiff