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The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
CA r PETS!

1t has been the custom here
tofore to buy oar stock Of car
pets about the 10Th Of February
30 that we might have them in
the store and ready for sale by
the lst Of March. This year
we bought just one month ear
lier and now have the most
complete line we have ever
shown. Persons having carpets
to buy would do we'll to buy
now whilst the stock il new and
fresh, as many Of the bargains
we are offering cannot be du-
plicated. In oar last advertise
ment we called attention to
line of Tapestry Brussels ct IS
cents. Persons came 10 see
these goods and found shom
better than advertised. We
recommend them and will say
after the assortment is broken
they cannot be duplicated ct
that price. In the last day or
two we have received q line of
pure woolIngrains made directly
to our order, which We are sell
ing at 75o. per yard. In extra
super Ingrsins We are showing
the standard makes and choicest
styles. These goods are IS low
now as they will be, and are at
the very popular price Of ono
dollar per yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
CAN MR.. PARNELL SWIM?

1t is quite clear that he has reached a
point "nere the water Is over his head.
~ 10 also Gear LhaI the Irlsh lspIesenta-
tises are all IN danger oi committing
the 70 al biuDder which the Southern
CODgressmeu made in 1861 wheu they
abandoned their seats. mat tue Home
Rulers go out of lie House OF Com
MONS because they were "uamod" by
The speaker does Lot make their con.
duet any the less unwise, NOR lmprog,
the qualhy ol their politics. When
Parliament met, TIT lon 5 We're the
only political enemies OF the Irish, but
The tactics of Mr.. Parnell have nov en-
ragged The Wings anu even the English
aud Scotch Radicals against theta. Ex-
actlJ III this Wy The iuIpOlitlc course II
Southern "tirs eaters III 1851 mad 1t
Impossible for Northern Democrats 10
counte nance their World.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
Nllln ng loh markets..
WILMINGTON, Del. Jan 81, /
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Jan, 20. bP.

FLOUR Is inactive, but prices are uu
cnahged. Sales OF 1870 oos, IucludinR
Min hnesota exaras, at ~ as 65 Tor meuIunI
eholce clear, and AZ &6No % for sLralRh.
tehtsyiSAnla e3Lra family ~ 81 ST gao 20 :;
enIoin do. do, at ~ 5ua6 and PateulA nj
70 Ioas. kye Flour is quist. We quo.e a.
81 TOAD.
oRAIE.-There was rather more lnou1r,
l1r Mnedt ana prices elosed firmer. saieh
81 N4U-O bushes, including rejected Al
81 o4al Y, ungraued rcd aL&l Ia AID No. +.
ca ~ VI l3tbal 10 and No. red, IN sIt,-
salor, at 81 10 JA"., 81 1914 Feb, oil is5k
naaen aLd Sl leA April ISyo IL wanted
Al soe. Tor fennsJ wanna. Corn Ia Quiel
Snd sleaiy. Sales of io.UU bushe 4. IN.
1ludlnk yellow, al o3c; steamer al o1Ae
Anu WhlLe al ole, Al Lao cnII BOARD wi uhy
Dusne:s sold AZ o311c. for Jan, 53ssc. .ae3N
reo., 04Ac. Tor Maic ch and o4A Ter A Dru
1aLs are duh and weaR. baies OF sUH
ouSneis, i"ciuding white al 4aa47c., and
reJt cted ana mixed al 441za45c.
Ihe receipts to-day We're as follows: 524O
oarre.s ol -four. N, ~ bushels wheat :
wv busheis corn, z9,vUJ Dusuels oaLa. 4AIl
onst. 0dTiey. 1856 Dairels Whiskey,
W HlsREY WAS a demand l5O bbts. oj
western Iron-bound sold az Al IL per
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARk EFT
MONDAY Jan. II, j +. a,
Beef cattle were moderately actiy,
during the past week, hut prlces ~ IN,
cioee were easter. 3oUO ne I'D t.rIisea Al,
sold al Inc dlnereat yards u d w :,
per pound, tue latter ra.e iOr cnolce
HEP we're dull and prices were a lrtc
ton lower. l2,0UO head arrived ana son
al 4aot3c., and lambs at 5a61 &C.,, per Az. u
70 condition
| Hoes we're dull and weak. ~ o head ar
rived aid sod at the dltterenl yards q
| o2saoc.i tAe latter rate for extra.
PAHK DROVE YARD.
fgty-aecond and Lancaster aue. jan 18th
| 5HEkp-kXLFA ilU tn a Ms -,
W 10 lUO Ds., So to 8; lair, oU 20 /
9s.,5M to 55S; good lambs, ~ TO T.: me
olunl lamos. on 10 o. Calves, 0 10 -
| Arrivals 400 esd. -
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
AN EX.JUDGE SEN FENCED FOR
FORGERY.

BAATIMoRE, Feb. s.-In the Crimi.
nal Court this morning, George w.
Bishop, ex City Councilman, aud ex
Judge Of the Orphans Court, and |.
". Helm. convicted two years ago OF
having forged the signature of Fred.
kstchum, miaor, and half brother
OF Helm, upon which $18, ,O0D of cit,
bonds were fraudulently transferred.
we're each this morning sentenced b,
Judge Plnknsy to i've years in thu
Maryland penltentia1y. The city was
compelled to restore the amount, with
interest 10 Ketchum, as the transfers
we're made by The city officers without
proper care. Since the conviction, Z
years ago, Bishop and Helm have
been confined in the city prison,
awaiting a decision of the Court OF
Appeals to which their Case had beeu
taken ON excep ions TO rulings in Ia.
Criminal Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
HURT AT ELKTON.

Charles F. Roberts, brakeman on
the way freight traiE on the P, w. &
b. Il. R., was hurt while coupling
cars at Elkton this morning. Hslu-
Juries seemed to be in the lower limbs
he was brought TO this city ON the
IL 45 express and taken TO his resi-
dence, No. a26 Parish street. Dr.
Kane was summoned 10 attend to the
injured man.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

REMAINING LEADERS AND OF THE
FUND WHICH WAS DEPOSITED In
FRANCE.
DUBLIN, Feb. A, 1881.
Great uneasiness exists in the
ranks Of the Leaguers at Dublin
1t is expected that the Government
will pounce on all the officers OF the
executive, seize the offices at Dub
lin and disband the League by pro-
CARNATIONS. An earnest c0nsulta-
tion was held last night regarding
the funds. Only a few days ago Mr..
Egan proceeded to France and in.
vested u large sum in French secur-
ities. This money was funded III
the names of Messrs. Parnell, Dill
Ion, Davitt and Egan, and can only
be made available on The signatures
of three of these gentlemen. One
is now unoblainable. LII another
trustee is imprisoned it would fol
low that the main part OF the funds
efthe League would be unavailable
for an indefinite period. Mr.. Egan's
fellow officials strongly urged that
he should leave the country and Sc.
cure his safety, and the friends OF
the League abroad at the same time.
This he resolutely refused to do, but
he consented to leave Dublin this
morning for London, where he will
be guided by the result of consul
tation with Mr.. Parneil, in view OF
the League being forcibly dissolved.
Great vigor is being thrown into The
work OF organization in the Ladies
Irish National Land League. An ad-
dress TO sour Countrywomen"
was to-day issued by Anna Par
nell, Glare Stretch, Mamie Lynch
and Harriet Byrne-the four hon.
orary secretaries. The address
declares that the time has come
when all law will be suspended
in ireland, and when in all probability
the trustee leaders and organizers ol
the League will be imprisoned, and
calls upon the women Of Ireland to do
their duty while their oountrymen do
theirs ltsays :-"rhey do not shrink
from danger, aud one oil the noblest oi
them, Michael Davit, has already
been reoOusi xned to q cOnvict's cell.
The . dress thus concludes Form
yourselves into branches Of tho Ladies'
National Land League. Be ready to
give iufoI mation OF eyictions in your
districts, 10 collect funds, and apply
those winch have been intrusted TO
you as emergencies may arise. You
will probably have 10 administer
money collected in Europe and Amerl
ca, where millions Of our Iace have
been exlled 10y the inhuman land laws"
A great indignation meeting was held
Al Loughrea, Galway, to-day. Ten
Catholic priests were present. The
meeting protested against the arrest
OF Mr.. Davitt, and condemned the ac-
tion OF the government. Indignation
meetings. weIe also held at Mary Dor
ough, Ballinasloe aud other places
when the news of the la,e scenes i'll
Parliament was telegraphed.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
PROHIBITING MONOPOLY.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Feb. 4, 1881.

The Judiciary aud Railroad com.
mlttees ol the Legislature held
protracted session last night to DIS
cuss the bill which passed the House
yesterday 10 prohlDlt the consolida-
tlon ot teieglaph companies. Ii
was agreed to hurry The Dlkl through
tue Senate before the proposed arLi-
cles uf consolidation could be filed
III accordance Wish The present Ohio
Laws. To-day the bill Was passe d
by the Senate by a unanimous vote,
without more than mere explanas
ton ot its provisions, and il Is now
q law.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
REPORT DENIED.

A few days ago an item appeared In
the news papers to the ef4et that PresI-
dent Hienekiey had o.itied he B. Il o.
IL. Il. Co., that hereafter they must pa,
80 much for every LOGON 5tive Of the p,
w. q b. K. r., used in drawing the B
q o., trains as the amount collected
from the passengers did not pay foi
running the locomotives.
President Hinckley over his OWL
signature denies the report saving there
is no foundations for it whatever,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
LOCAL ElMk rAHLs.
TRAINS LEAve wILMINaroS

hRAINS LEAN WILMINGTON
FOR PHILAJELPnIA.-l.os2 Az, o,U -.
$40 9.OO, 5.44, lOU2, ln.:0, a. M; l2,l5 llM
,Auo 100, 30, OH. i0J. $50, IOO1. D. M
On odndays, Los. 2.z3, o.lO, "a. IN. :: ,.1J ali
6.a9. 5.51, loo p. Ia. S'.'.
Fos New ioRK.-l-58, 2.2s8.sO 100. ,o.E.
Am. I'D, AS, 2C8. o.R, p. IN On
sundays, LOS, 2.+t y. M, 6.I7 y. III.
Fox BALTIMORE AND WAsaIst,r,n
lz.ol, zUd, z.lo, 100 $50, a. IN. lAJ5. l.OA
aoa.?;V0, 1.o6, u. M. On sundays, lLol, LCS
FoR BALTIMORE. bay Line oonneo,,o,,
i.gS y, M. NO sunday Trains.
FOR NEW CAsrLE.-6.UU 40, a, m
S.S 6.og, 2. M, no SUNDAY .ralns,
For DELAWARE X. R.-V.3O A. m IA
$50. p. ~. No oSunday traaus.
foB WILALN9roN y HokrHERN r.
10, a. m.; 800, o.Oo p. In. NJ Sur..a,
trains.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN n. H.,
.e.So a. m.; 3.dO y. IA. No SUNDAY tral, a.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
+ Rom PAILADBLPhIA.-I2.43, I.5S, ~.
.6Z, o.So; 80, IL H.; L.Ie. lZ45, or -
a.1o, AAo, 4-1O,o ~, o.@I, ioU, o.VU. yA. ii. 10
a. NJ: ~ y. IN.
FROM NEW YoRk.-l.5s. Aus, 1852. .
l.oo, Los, 7.6z a. III.
FROM BALrIMoRE.-l.5s, All, s.g On
M; lAzV, lS,4l, 4.U9, o.0l s.4J, y. IN. ,iin.
aaS .. l.oS; ~ u. IL. o.07 9.oO p m.
/ % a. m
l2.aJ, l2.aI, 2.U5, 6.O7, $50 ., m. a., sm n
| days, 6.U7, 80 p. III, "ui-
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.4s. 8.s5, l2loa m
s.,o. o,Ao 2: ni. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE II. R.-s.S1. ~ -,
so y. m. No sunday trains. 40 In,
E&on WILhINGroN u NoRTHERN r. n
~, ll.zo .. m.; $40 p. IN. No sunaa,
FEoh DELAWARE WESTERN X. R,-s.D
D. M. q 10, .. IN. NO SUNDAY trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA. .
RRok BROAD STREET AND " Anurno,.x..,
= khUE-I.OO, i.tO. o.IJ, I0.oJ, Ii. .JJII, a ~ m,
a'SV, o.Vo, $50. 400, 4.5J, 5.lo, o.0U, o.W sm,
80, 4.5O p: m. On sundays, s.I5 n. m !,
S.UO, e.46, lf.3O y. m. - Ai' :
FROM THIRTY-SBcoND AND MapKx.
orRkEIs. -I.S0, u.35 a. M K2.2S. 400 =
w.; Luz q. m. On Sundays, I.OO, u M.
=. ,HoTE.-fhe black figures represent the
-EWA
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
N F r VI N E
OR
TONICA SPECIFIfd
A Ho,n 40 asosl, sexes.

hpNn 40 hbDth sexes
A RENELS WITHOUT A RlN ALF
All diseases arising from Nervous 0eot
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulg lgence =
vicious Habits, as we'll n4 from tia ile'
Gratlon OF old age. Its curative pn'M,
lies In violent aud chrome forins o. W.
following Diseases nave been .ttssged
by The most Eminent Physician M
DYSPEPSlA SEA AL E& II \ Uiolio'
SELF ABUSE SPERM ATuRRHHA,
HEADACHE GlSNkh AL DBBIL4ll
D1ZZf N tss5 IMPufkNCY
PREM nature DECAY &C., 3e' "A
IL has been IN use over lorty years. ~ -,
10 to-day The most popular femedJ ~. ~.
Inc diseases aDove- mentioned 10 sp
WORLD. 1t can be used W tho II fe5s,t
to dlet, IL pleasant Ia taste, nnd as .,s
than all, IL th IA sure, safe and Gel tAl i ce,si
IL Is no quack medicine, but st,ffls py uPyg
It's own merits. IN any trial VIII amp.
demonstrate. since 1885, tnie rem ll .,ss ,ra
always been sold Tor much larsrt l@,SI nj
than that for which IL Ia nuw soid,
owing 10 the IacL that tue time lol s1 "a
payment OF an enormous royalty up'I "a
manufacture has expired. II 10 oheisu '.tsf
the suffering OF both sexes at one uo.'. a, nl
per box, so AS 10 De within The reaoh ~
ali; at which price 1t Will D5 sent " aug
address free OF further charge. IVA
Address, Dtt " LILLIAN fousn9iit
4la spruce 81 Fhn, M
May De consulted on all diseases so, II i
mail, ia" nm"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
BURNING OF A CHICAGO THEt.
TER.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Independent Hall
known as the Park Theater, situated Oh
Twenty-secos d street, was totally des
troyed BY lire this morning. The entire
company roomed In the building, and
three ladies and four gentlemen had
very narrow escapes from burning to
death. The loss is about S25, 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

For diarrh9 /, iyeentery, bloody.fux.
cram ps IN stomach, and collc, whether
lff5clng adults, cnIldron, Or Iniauts. Dr.
Plerce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed Is sovereign remedy. IL is
compounded from the best Brandy. Ia
maica ginger, smart. weed, or wa er-
pepper, anodynr, soothing aud healing
gums. For colds, rheumatism, neural
glc affections and to break up fevers
and infiAmmatory attack. 1t Is Invaluable
and should be kept In every household,
Fifty cents by drugglsts
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
INJURED ON THE RAILROAD.

This morning shortly after o'clock
Edward spear, ot The shifting gang
was DurI AT The West End Yald of th,
r., W. d b. X. X.
lie was running along the track, and
by some means slipped aud fell. Iii.
right leg stl uck one Of The rails, cut.
Ting large cash III the calf of tn,
ley. He was brought . tins city, and
Df. Kane sewed up the wound, af e,
which he Was removed to the Almh-
house. lie bUal ded at Ala Spruce
stree"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-StCcks
we're active aud feveIish, with an ae-
vaRcing tendency. MQuey was asy un-
I'll the last half hour, when it became
brisk at 5 per cent. after lcnding at 3
for call loans on shares. Governments
were heavy. Foreign exchange quiet.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
CoLDEsr WEATHER YEARS.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 3.-rhe average
ehperature registered at the 0bssrv !.
tory nero during the past month was IL
uoRrees above Zero, which is @ degr. Or
ioWer than the average of January fir
.oflv years. Early yesterday morning
w, tn' mo meter registered 10 degrees
below,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

Loonis & McMaster, carriage man.
utaeturers, Of Bath, New York, hay.
made An assignment. Liabilities.
Sls, 600; assets, $50, 900. Norris
Mihslow d Co., dry goods dealers. oI
Watertown, New York, have aIso
made an assignment. Liabilifirs
ssc,0OO; assets about S75 GOO.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
SLAUGHIEk OF INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4, 1881

Reliable Information is said 10 have
been received at h OFT Davis, Iexas thai
Colonel Baylor anu l. eutenant n Neyliles,
of the D ate Rangers, j lneG forces Oh
January % aud with twenty-hse men
surprised baud Uf Indians IN tue o.ena
Diabalo mouhta,Ls, kIned slx Iud.aus
Anu captured three sqnaWs. These Iu-
diaDs are bel eyed to have been the
saue banu that Lad been committing
dspredaLlons aud nuruels on the border
tor months past.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
WRO ARR BET TER OFF BY HAy
ING BOUGHT PRUDENTLY.

Among the drawers OF the ,ruths Of
the nrst capital ptizs OF SlOO 900 Wers
Mr.. Joseph Stickei. If 329 Gramf street,
William, ,burRL, N. Y. Messrs }. II vii
der, aud # Il Buttz, Fort Wayn-, la1.,
and MIS- > & McCashn 62 All ,tret
Chelsea, Mas.
AmauE ito tenths of the second csp-
al prize of $50 90 weIe Beni . CIalG
~ Brighton, Livingston county, Mich.
II. Phillips, Ul2 Che tnut street, Pblla.
delphia. Pa, aud a V CbatLavour,
Courtland, AtA
Among tue large prizes won wtr
others sent to w s Rogers, Dem01u
office, Little Rock, AK. j /. L,gstv,t
l242 SLh street, N. W. WashiDgtun, y.
Y; A. Ii K4ssing, 14ll 81 avenue, Nes
York CiLy; FertiInAnn M aior, rum,6 Dug
La, James McDougal, Wilmington n.
u; j. King, New York CITY.
The uata ss aut All iTrsses are noI all
gwen, az The Louisiana State LotteU
Company only gtvrs publicity when ihs
consent Is given. Fur turih' = iDloTmt
non auy ono UAh wtIt- to NJ .A.Dau7mH,
3l9 Bro tiwav, sew w X Cry. N H.
or TO same pelsnu At Nr. Orleans, La
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

HE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-Tne won.
=, oots OF a simple Instrument thar Will
yes make noise in the world .,,s,s.ill Viii
ras..onllng wAnllng their Offices Connected wiz
ssanote paT'A ca their works will do wsf.
80 ~ Ssii on N. +. Hayden, corner SIKH
sor ,Sa a icy stree1, who has the agency
T. sne State of Delaware. Where a linz
now In operation for trial he rsf.rs s rns
Sork done. References: Geo. w Rnsl a
ION Ihe Harlan 4 Ho.llngswortb g..
NJ. naneroit q sons; J. j. Gai,akn., A.
one1s deol-dlmn
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
TERRIBLE RESULTS OF YIrRIOI
THROWING,

CHICAGO, Feb. "a horrible out
rage was perpetrated in South Chicas,
Inis morning. Charles Clarkson an en-
queer GU the Michigan Southern and
south Chicago dummy, had yltriol
thrown into his lace ~ lwo unknown
ilaiscrsants, end was horribly Lur red.
ne Will lose the sight Of both eyes, AM
VIII probably not recover.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
FOUHTn EDITION
inds aAs,eu. ser rc-Dnv.

Warmer, clear partly cloudy wealth
or, northerlo winds veeriug to southeast
erly, rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

LIEUT.. =. NJ. sYMoNDs, U. 8. N,
says: by the use of Liebis Co.'S Arni-
called Extract Of Witch nazel / cuied
Beware of cheap, worth iess llnIlatinn.
Also cures fiie'. Rneuln Atism and Mem
raIsia. Sold In hfty cents and soller
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

Many cases have come unGer our notice
where single bottle "f Us. buirs Cough
Syrup relieved n sufferer from severe
cough which hid b. en- ire ted for months
By competent physiclans, 10 cis.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICE..
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from ~.
TOTS and indiscretions OF youth. narven. 81,
- S~1ness' early decay, loss oil Inanhood
T@GS;, rs VIII send recipe that will cure w.
VA al disoaaA oa cha ROE. This great remed,
America. Send a selflid resse3 a., an ga,aa Dsyaan
" V sne hEv: JOSEPH /. ISMAH, Saattoa 10
- INN. MaVt-nni IBkwfy
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

Do not poison you tIItfe ones with any
sool Mug remedy containing oplu.l, NOR
phlA or y sIesoIlc, II, Dul1s baby oyrn
ls warranted moi 10 canta. III any opiates
OF anything 4njn.ioas Lo lne lLIanG sys-
Lem
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

ICE BRIDGE AT NIAGARA,
nIAoAnA FALLS, Feb. San tc,
SIiRs Iofmeu below The Fails at
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
D.,UGaIsTs.
TO PH r SlCIANs| D
AND
CONS u NA n Egs OF
COD LIVER OIL

AnOwlnR from experienced Lhe aIshs,f
faction 30 often attending the dispenaif
Of many OF the EN- ulsions In the naI II In
would call your attention TO some VI nrs
features OF the emulsion which nav IN.
varying satisiaction. The Oh used Is ~. ~.
nnest Norwegian and the most soaSg sS All
lous care Is exercised In the eholce ~ ann.
material and In every detail OF lts III ahls
IaetnFe. BY careful maDipulAtIoh, M.
sible amount OF gum and ny the very ,sr. ~.
mute divisiss OF lhe oil giobules ID LelI1 enIs.~
cd very nnid and perfectly paias "snt
hach Tablespoonful contalps o0 esi es,ts
OF I'll and grains of Ht pophospn,sn ,snvd
line. samples will Dc gladly Iaa- n.,a,-
70 O. Physicians who may toSlfs psranu
Put = p IN pint bottles, price 81 'a1i bg
fastured aud sol. @hoie~ Is. anu .,""
WE WILLIAMS,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

While there Is a at rIaud for 81 aud q?
notes In most parts OF the eouEtJ
here is suIieit of these drnominallObs
"a indianapolis, Ind, and some bust.
ne>s neu havr written tn The Teas I
at Washington asking 20 have the smsl
uotbE Auk.d.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
e. 29lI, -: =
Popular Monthly Drawing of tue
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT aAoAULEY,s TuEATan.
MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the city OF Louisville. on

IN the City Of Louisville, on
MONDAY, February 2sth, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly fsun.
aays excepIedl, under provisions Of An
ACT OF the General Assembly of kan'
lucky, Incorporating the NewDort prini.
ittg ,.4s ana Newspaper Co., approved April y
As This is special act, aud has neve,
,,een repealed. oso'
Ihe United States Circuit Cour, n
harch II rendered the following aeclsions
lA. Thu the Commonwealth 1fstr,b,.,.n
tbnlpo1U ts legal. 'S'o
"a. Is DrdWis0sore fair.
N. B.-The Company haa nov ,,,
prizes for the i's1 y
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

:, hoTE.-fhe black figures represent the
are IL charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
FEBRUARY DRAWING.

10y WbnIe 1T h,oL,..o um sll2.40
NTickets, $50. IS TIckeiS s,0a
Remit money or bank draft In Iet,a, ~.
snd by express. DON'T SENU nv
REGIS IkkED LETTER OK POsr.
oFFlOE ORDER orders of 20 and nm
Wafd1 ov eApT ~, eau he ssHt ut our er.
pense. AID ess al. orders To H. Al. Rna IN.
Nan nourie. Journai Building Io,,Is.
vliIe. Ky., or I. j. COM MEItEO ORD 1is
BRAD Ray. Naw York. ian, A
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r,nans,a, anA os.nmeses.l.
wILMJN0roE. DEL,

WILMJ N0ToE. Del, Jan. 25 1851
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald q Co., 9. e. corner Seventh and
Market ssreets. Wilmington. Del, at u
IA. 10 day:
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware. 800
First National Bank................... i4S
Union National Bank. A.
National Bank Of VII. 4 Brandywine 65
Fariners' .:"..:................. .55151
Wilmington Coal Gas Co...............l00
Delaware Il. X. Co.. o...................... 39is
Delaware Western X. X. Co.........s. 8
Phila.. VIII. u baltimore Il. II. Co..... u
Wilmington 4 Northern X. X. Co..... m
Wilmington Passenger X. ". Co......
Delaware Fire lns. Co.................s So
Masonic Hall Co. .....................
DelAWaro Stabe. .lU6
wilmington Clty os................- ..llU
W Inning Ton City 6's....
M1sonlo Hall 70, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger X. w.. lst
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THIRD EDITION
Panic IN the Ranks.

FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE
REMAINING LEADERS AND OF THE
FUND WHICH WAS DEPOSITED In
FRANCE.
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The CITY Markell

rhe following were the ruling prices in
market Lnis mUrAlng:
RIILLar fresh Nag nnnnh AazA IA
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14

An S-month sold daughter OF
John Hubert, locksmith, living at No.
81 West Walnut Street, Lancaster
City, died at 5 o'clock last Saturday
morning from strangulation. At noon
on Friday the mother fed il mashed
potatoes with meat gravy, and the
gravy containing small bone, unob-
served by the mother, the bone lodged
i'll the windpipe. The distress of the
child did not become apparent until
toward evening, when medical aid
was summoned, but all the ordinary
remedies failed and the child died as
above stated.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14
Fees of Doctors.

The fee of doctors is an item that
very many persons are interested in
Just at present. We believe the sched-
ule for visits is So, 90 which would tax
a man con dned to his bed for year
and in need OF q daily visit, over
81, 900 year for medical attendance
alone! And one single bottle of HOP
Bitters taken in time would save the
81 900 and all the years sickness
Post.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14
ESTATE MOTTO z.

INstate of Albert Brehm, late of
~ Benzinger township, Elk county,
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the Undersigned, upon the
above named estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
TO present them without delay, in pro-
per order, for settlement.
ANDREW BREHM, Administrator.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14
Rislev's Witch Hazel.

Cures Headache, Burns, Sprains'
Cuts, Wounds, Rheumatism, Tooth.
ache. Earache, etc. Warranted equal
to any made, at half price.
6 OF. Bottles 25 cent; Pint. Bottles 81
cents; Quarts 81.
Have your druggist order, II he has
not in stock, of
CHARLES f. RISLEY & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, GA Cortlandt
st., New York City. nal Anu.