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The daily gazette., 1881-03-11
FRIDAY. MARCH III, 1881.

ABUSE NOT CKITIsIsM.-It become the
fashion of the Radical press few years
ago when the Democrats come into power
in Congress to traduce them and the
measures they proposed with all man
ner Of abusive language added to which
were such ridicIle as the brightest i'm
aginations of the penAy-a-liners at the
Capital could invent. This it is well
remembered was the sum total of the
efforts of many subsidized pens to defeat
the financial measures that were adopted
and which have been followed by such
fruitful results, that their opponents are
silenced. Even the President of the
United States suffered himself to be de-
luaed and carried so far against the
best interests of the country as to vets
the silver bill, Notwithstanding it was
passed by so large majority, that his
message was at once put under the feet
of the able gentlemen he insulted by his
impudent attempt to play the sutocrat,
and the bill passed over the veto by
more than two-thirds majority in both
Houses OF Congress. Able, learned,
experienced statesmen in the House of
both parties were even termed "knaves
and fools" and Senators whose scholastic
abilities and classic knowledge added to
their eloquent oratorical powers and
long parliamentary experience in the
services Of the country had gained them
rsnown all over it, were called soon
summate FOOLS" and such like vulgar
eplthets as might be heard from Bill
lingsgate tish-mongers, by The tools of
the opposition to Democratic principles,
who were probably as incompetent TO
solve problem IN Euclid as the times
have proved they were TO determine
what was for the best Interests Of the
country. Criticism is a right that the
press may rlghttully claim, and no fair
minded gentleman can object TO but
abuse is not criticism. And, after the
abuse that has been heaped upon the
best and most profound statesmen OF the
land, and their measures,-and to an
even greater extent upon Ex-Governor
Tilden, undoubtedly the ablest and best
OF the Statesmen of the day-need the
Democrat who is elected TO a seat in the
Legislature hope or expect to escape
abuse? Certainly not. Abuse Is the
greatest lever of the opposition to the
Democratic party and as might have
been expected by the members of the
Delaware legislature, they have come
In for a large share of it. The sneers
at gentlemen for not being acquainted
with parliamentary law, who have only
about three months TO serve in legis-
lative body is puerile, and must be re-
pugnant to every business man. 1t i,
difficult to get men to serve on the legis.
latiVe ticket, and it is not to be won.
dered al, when they are censured merely
because they are not parliamentarians
when in fact nearly every gentleman
who first takes his seat in Congress i
expected to say very little during til
first term because of his deficiency il
the rules of the House and of parlia
meniary usages.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-11

SUCCESSFUL CHEAP FAkEs.-The
Philadelphia papers remark the practical
fares on the steam ferryboats Between
Philadelphia and Camden is shown by
the facts that the gross earnings of the
Camden and Philadelphia Steam Ferry
boat Company, controlled by the Penn
,ylvania Railroad Company, exhibits an
increase in the year 1850 OF SlO,664 over
the gross earnings of the previous year,
the net profit Oh the years business being
S45,7S7. 1t is predicted that these figures
will be very largely increased the pres.
ent wear.
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FOR s ALE-


A SPLEN DID FARM in Somerset Co.
Mary land, containing 3jI IGacfes, 80 acres
Of 1t highly improved, clear farming land,
the balance In woodlands; suitable and
convenient frame buildings, nearly new
and in goou order. This is fine farm Tor
growing heavy crops OF grain or fruit;
the soil Is rich clay loan underlRied
with yellow clay, no sand; there is a fine
young apple orchard in full bearing; 10
acres OF BrandyWine raspberriea, in full
bearing; and acres OF gOoscberries, and
acres of strawberries Will be set out as
soon ar the weather permits. This farm
les miles from Kingston station, T.. Is.
X. X. (Which Is IA continuation Of the
Delaware ,Ilroad) and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia, New
YORK and Boston, also mile from Steam
boat Landing AT Rehoboth, on the POGO
moke river, and also convenient to
churches, schools, fish and oysters, and
game the year round. and Is extraordinary
healthy situation; fine salt air: no incum-
brance on the property, good, clear IL
tie VIII be given Tor cash, or part cash
and part credit, OF part In Wilmington
or Philadelphia property; possession CIV
en- al any time, and the stock and grow
Ing crops ON said farm, il desired, would
be sold with the farm. For further par
ticulars Inquire OF the subscriber, al
Townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
loWhhenu,Ja u. 2taw3m.
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THE BANK or ENGLAND AND SLY
ER.-The Manchester Guardian, of Eng
land, IN the course of a careful article
on the silver question and the proposed
monetary conference which Is sought To
be held IN Paris, and to which our gov
erement has been invited to send dele
gates, refers to an almost forgotten Sc ction
u the act chartering the Bank of Eng
land, providing that the issue department
Of the bank moy emit notes ON the basis
OF silver bullion to the extent of one
fourth the gold coin and bullion held by
the bang. This provision, of acted upon,
would permit the bank TO buy silver 10
the extent Of ID 900, 900 sterEBg, and, If
the government of The bank saw fit, II
might be able to promote the object of
restoring silver TO the currency aud
renewing bimetalism TO that extent. The
Manchester paper does not recommend
any such action, but is evidently anxious
to show that the Bank Of England could,
If the matter we're plainly expedient,
reinforce the movement for the restora-
ton OF silver to its old rauo of parity
with gold by purchases of the cheaper
metal to the extent OF $50 100000.
NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped fTee.-
Send 10 g3l Arch Street PhllP delphia,
ri 2O-ly
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NOTICE
Hannah Il. Davidson
ct al. lhlsa!
a. - 81

Hannah f. Davidson
ct al. lhtial
George T.. Kitchen et al.
And now to wit this Zi,h Day
rusry, A. D.. 1881, the su1plslli +
cause having been issued ana y
70 the sheriff more than llliI
before the return thereof anita3
Kitchen, William r.. Et.duam, u
Stidhum, Samuel StidhAlu' ll9-a1
Stidham, Anna II. Ja4ueils.
Hughes Brian, George h, NJ
Thomas Kitchen and MONS "a
OF The defendants, not beng "a
not having appeared, on moeo4ssl
b. Lore, Esq, solicitor lof lAg ~
ants, and upon affidavit =. ~
Clark, Sheriif OF New Castle loa.ssl
the said defendants reside 0ut u
OF Delaware, AS follows: Inc ~
+. Xxi chen In Chester ConA9 n
Pennsylvania; said Nlll'hh I'd
Alfred -. StidhaR, ana sanlls'
ham In the city Of WasAlnsg-.
OF Column bia; said Iholnds
IN Edwards County, state ~ n
Anna IL. Jaquette, Jennie hussa
and George X. slidhan ~ .I
Philadelphia. state of Penny IN, ~,
Thomas Kitchen n cecil c9 s.s
OF Maryland; said MorTs AeDi
dence unknown. IL j. oIu.g
Chancellor that the said uv''st
chen, William +. sIldhhA,
Stldham, samuel H.. 9liu. lssi,
X. :Stidham, Anna II JaQtr'"E HI
Hughes Bryan, Geoige MID
Thomas Kitchen, aud MOLE w ii
appear in this cause on XXI, A. M
day OF September hsl ID
bill be taken ~ ~
AS TO them, and the n. nd
rected 10 cause copy OF W ,a,, -
published within thirty ,S' M
date in the DAILY GAZE! j., ~ z e'',mIsgl
published In the city m WED Ind ID
This County, to be eol .s sig 4
newspaper, for thirty da!s
publication thereof. , u0rsAJj
Attest: D. W. Rel,
fcb6-3Ct.
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From the Baltimore Sun
BUSINESS ON THE PACIFIC
COAST


The annual supplement and trade re-
view of the San Francisco Journal Of
Commerce presents a record Of very
large business operations during the wear
1886 California became part or The
Union In 1913 Ia the thirty two wears
" hich have interviewed the Pacific coast
mas produced g., 2l7, 486, 1856 worth of the
precious metals, Gu uai to S44 20 per CAM
IN fer the present population of The
United States. ana $500 per capita for
he present population of the whole
uacific coast. This production of the
uTacIou, metals is still sustained. The
weld for 1880 being estimated al SD 422
nan for thtrty.Tw9 YEAR, Ls.t war Ear
he coast produced besides Sc 100000 in
lead and IS 900 TASKS of aucksilvsr.-
Fhs tmDnrfs 1f fnraign ruarctart,ssa.
- Eai,,.,, ~ 80 Suau4t5o az
81 80 ~ - 80 "9to Naiusu az
s2o'9i !, - 'L w., q pofIs OF merchandise
"efe - 10 o9h foreign COntrles and
| So, 100000 by raj / be wheat crop of
| California was 81 100000 ais, equal
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HATDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.s

BIEAR WHAT Is SAID,
1t has made me new man.
"Dr Haydoek IS Panacea has increased
my wei mt fifteen pounds
My wife would not be without IL for
any money!"
"Our little boy Is much better. | enclose
one dollar Tor another hottie"
Il ind Il as easy TO take rs milk"
I'VE have sid thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want Two dozen next
order.n
My morning agony is gone-thanks to
your Panacea.
II find il asplendid appetizer"
Any Invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who Will write me
as TO their complaint, VIII be treated
humanely and kindly. II Is my most
earnest desire TO Investigate all forms Of
Diabetes, aud give relief at all times, II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case VIII have imme-
dlate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that tie signature of Allen
HaydOck Is across the mouth Of each
bottle.
Prlle-one dollar for large, and fifty
cents tor trial size.
HAYDOCK Il CO.,
no29- eodfEwiY 80 Plat ST.. n. Y,
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nANCIM9I

DANcIS@'
REoPENING OF A. s. W EBSTER's Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening. September 9th,
AT THE
Masonic TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing To become proficient in all
the dances OF the day, and TO learn the
new and more fashionable ones, Will lind
1t to their advantage TO begin with the
opening OF the season,
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
Gentlemen'a class Monday and Thursday
evenings from TO l0 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, october ID /,
Ladies aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to q, and Saturdays.
from 10 10 400, Private lessons given
at any hour 10 suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN "A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for schools and
Seminaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by APP
plying at the Academy. at Robelln a
Bro's, No. 10 Market street, or by mall TO
A. y. WEBSTER,
epli. Masonic Nempie.
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NO. = BAY morse, GEORGE, , cars O4ut
an excellent work horse. Blshaw stock.
No. 3. Bay horse, Tom; good work
horse.
- Eleven head OF cattle. fresh
ES COW, others milking and 10 be
Sf@SH IN profit in April and May; /
1akA=zz&two year old and three YEAR
ling LeilCrs.
One light uo-top buggy, s G. Rogers,
maker, in CON piete order; l light dugoul
wagon, | Young America corn and cob
mill, new last ta,l; panel sleigh body,
NV, panied and striped, hog crib, !
is feet cedar ladder, grain fan, B SETS OF
iugle carriage harness, sci of light rub
ber-mpHIted ana nearly new halters,
blankets, &C
TER.ls.-AlI sums OF go and under
cash ON all sums over that amount a
credit of six months viii be given by the
purchaser giving ban kable note with
AN approved endOrser. Interest added +,
per cent off OF credit sums for cash.
K. W. JESTER,
W. j. Lank. Auc. mn3floW
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IT is not yet certain that the Prime
Street Depot, Philadelphia, will be
abandoned for the passenger travel
The elevated railway depot at Thir-
teenth and Filbert streets is only more
convenient for part of the travelling
public.
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1T is quite time our merchants were
getting ready for the spring trade. The
GAZETTE offers an excellent medium
for their advertisements. There never
was more promising prospect for a
large and paying business than the APP
preaching spring offers.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-11

OUR Dover letter states that there
are rumors OF another railroad war"
that is likely to be even more exciting
than the last.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE
WIN be sold at Public sale, at the resi-
denea ~ Anihony Reybold, near Della
ware City, Red Lion HID, on
TUESDAY the 18th day of March, 1851
ats O'Clock, a. M, sharp'
10 head of horses and mules, "a
mong them are two young -,uuussIlf3 Ma
driving hor es. well bred t9 "
and kind in harness, l nne N
driving mare Nellie, well tssAYaAkz@
bred. Gray Joe, number one driver three
good farm horses, three good mules,
80 head of well selected Dairy
- a. NCows most of which Will be Ia
$XpEoft BY day Of q, sale ten head
Two good bulls, 3 yoke Of number one
oxen, one yoke OF young steers, sows,
l-3 OF dairy hogs. turkeys ana chickens
FARMING IMPLEMENTs-3 two horse
wagons, broad tiead OK wagon, FOX
carts horse carts, 3 horse cart beds, 2
large peach wagons, small peach wagon,
| peach wagon bed. , double carriages,
Tinkum spring falling-top buggy, new
end spring falling top buggy, Jenny
Lind, Rockaway carriage, no-lop pug.
gy. carriage pole, large sleigh, single
sleighs, sleigh pole, single ana double
carriage harness, 3 sets of wagon harness,
3 sets of heavy single harness, lot OF
plough harness. chilled plows, lot Of
doubie aud single plows. English har-
%
lol of double and single trees and spread
erh | large double roller, / grain drlll, 2
moving machines, reaper and mower
combined, steel tooth horse rakes, llcorn
shelter, / grain tan, peach baskets, berry,
crates, / harpoon hay fork, with block
and fall, 1 corn marker, post boring
machine, wheel barrows, forks, shovels
spades and hoes, pick axes, hedge
hooks, 8 Ice hooks, brler scythes, lot OF
stalk knives, lot Of OK chains. straw ANA
hay Gu tiers, lot OF loose blocks, lot OF OK
yokes, 2 saddles, lady 5 sadd q, riding
brides. pork by the barrel, lot of smok ed
shoulders, lot OF coal and wood, lot al
vinegar and PORK barrels, double bar
relied gun, single barrelled gun, lot OF
iron, 2 sets OF wegon irons, lot OF iron
pipes, to s bore. lot Of lumber. lot OF
rails, half bushel measure, nfe proof.
DAIRY FIXTURES horse power, / large
churn, / small churnt mix pans, cream
pans buckets, large iron boilers, lot OF
cutter coolers, butter boxes, butter
prints, ! pair of butter scales, platform
scale, "a interest OF hog scalder and sau-
sage grinder lot o planks. lot OF troughs,
an oak frame for building, fishing sells,
fiat bottom boat, lot OF paving bricks.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrU RE- pianos so
las, l siueboard. l extension table win
leaves, lot OF bedsteads, beds ana bed
dings, tables, chairs. coal stove, wood
owes, corner cupboard, sales, lot Of
mosquito nets, new doors, ara many
vtheE artic es not herein mentioned.
1ERMs.-All sums OF so aud under
cash all sums over that amounl,d Crtult
of months Will be given by The pur-
chaser giving "A baukAule note with an
10 postpenement on account OF
weather. .
ANN =. REY BOLD.
l.. W. Slidham X son AuciioneerS.
IN tfJ-cod- dNW
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.


viii be sold at Public Sale on the Hol-
the road from Wilmington 70 New Castle,
on
THURSDAY, March II, 1881.
Ats o'clock A. M,
AS follows:
EIGHT HEAD of HORSES.
mol. Bay horse sam; eaa a
PAGE pace IN 3. i SSFre elin msre Kate, 40
years old can trot In ga min -s-A&-A~
NOS. Bay mare Mag, 4 years old; first
No. i. Bay mare May. 0 years old first
No. ). Bay mare Mary, years old, with
fold by Elwood McKeey's horsei good
driver and worker.
No. .. Bay mare Helen, 6years old good
No,7. Brown mare Jennie; good work
NOS. sorrel colt, sired by star, 3 years
old.
A1 Cows, sprlnging; l yoke Of
NSNgood work oxen good size and
U Aquick walkers; 50 sheep, with
lambs D Inc. r side; Q shoats.
Farming Utensils.-Two farm wagons
2.hay riggings, / roller, l Moving ma
chine, mower and reaper combined.
corn marker, drill, 2 market dearborns
in good order, ! no-top buggy, l horse
cart, 3 OK C arts and riggings, grain fan,
pair platform scales, l corn shelter, Tele-
graph hay cutter, horse sweep machine,
horse rnke ! set OF running gears,
wheel eultivator, plows, hArrows, cultiva-
tors, spades, khovels, forks, rakes, single
and double trees, narrows, OK and COW
chains, 3 double corn plows, ! sleigh and
bells, names, , sets OF single carriage har
ness, / set of double hal ness (neaTly new
saddles and brides, &c; l set of cart
sears. wagon, pillow and other harness,
grind stones, grain bags, l hal poon hay
fork, with rope and falls complete, FAR
mers boiler.
Dairy Fixtures Churns, pans. buckets
and vinegar by the barrel. sets Of butter
scales, cream cans, wash tubs and
benches, lard press.
Household goods, such as bedsteads
beds and bedding, chairs. bureaus, ingram
and rag carpets, 1 farmers COOK stove No
10, with all The fixtures 3 parloT stoves u
heats two stories), aud ali the household
goods 800 bushels OF oorL, about 80,
bushels OF oats, hay by the ton, l ID. NJ
Osborn binding machine, one-hall inter
est in rs acres oil wh' nj IN the ground, and
many other things too tedious To men
ton.
TERMs.-All sums OF SIS cash. On al
sums over that amount a credit of SIX
months Will be given by the purchaser
giving IA bankable note wi TIA approved
indorser.
MRS. WIN. SMITH,
MRS. ANN X. HOLLINGsW ORTIZ,
l.. W. STIDHAM &ssoN. Auetloneers.
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TIE Legislature of North Carolina
has passed very stringent prohibit
tary law.
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IN CHANCERY.
IL NEW CASTLE IA Pa

IN CHANCERY.
l. NEW CASTLE Co. Feb i
In re Edward j. NJ Manu-. M
Andrew Crumlish, ,oiun,a,S
ment for benefit OF credlt1t
And now TO wit, this 18th ds, u
ruary, A. d., 1851. the accom-, !
above named Assignee. LayI711.l
tho llth day OF December Ia n
proved by the chancellor tb,,a..
oruercd by the Cnanec.oftIa NJ
sons excepting to said account n
their exceptions on Dr bsmsl \.
day OF April next, aud lnal -.
tins order shah be given 6r NJ
ment Ia the DAILY GAzErff Nv
per published Ia !he city Of WI
within ten days irom tn. ~
continued therein for the peri
weeks thereafter.
Attest: j NJ. IlUuadH
mh2-2w. mn
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TUESDAY, March
Afig Oiclnplx

TUESDAY, March Is, 1881,
At II O'Clock,
The following Personal Property, viz -
D head OF horses. all young and -
good workers, | year ing colt fNRN
u. young mich cows some ofA&YXl
theiu Will be in profit by day of4A~~
sale, ) yeariing heiiers, 2 farm wagons
u iron axle nearly new 2 hay wagons,
horse cart, Wheeler, No. q, Combined
self Rake Reaper, l Russell combined
dropping reaper, wheel rake, / Buck
eye. grain and phosphate drill, Wood
a Haines drill, ! roller, / No. . Silver Il
Denning feed cutter (newl, syracuse
chilled plows, 2 Moore plows. No.
Wiley plows, / Planet, Jr., corn coverer
ana cultiyator new, corn drag, 2 dOub e
harrows, cultivaLors, l No. Dedrick
hand hay press n good order, l cross
cut saw, double and single trees, forks,
rakes, &c, SETS of wagon and pillow har-
ness, cart harness, set OF carriage har-
ness, brides, collars, lines, &C.
TERMs.-All sums OF twenty dollars
and under cash. All sums over that
amount "A credit Of nine months will be
be given by purchaser giving bankablt
note with approved security. II not paid
when due interest from date.
JOHN IR. REES.
w. J. LANK, Auctioneer.
W-3tDd
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AAMcHoR.. = =

UNITED sTAIE5 s.gaardlI AZ
NEW YO!.,h ~ srL r. l'' ~
CABINS, s q ~ y nj carry caI ,',. ).
NEW YORK T9T IIc1rtloa Si 10.
oAP PassshsSf ss@sssiSs%poS&. e &c
Passenger S9Oss,5 shid a 10 fSIGsRsiic
Drafts al lowest sco.ls5saf.sS1s g.
For books ofln 1rTaas. I Y
or oTs. % Wilmington Del
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SATURDAY. MARCH 70. 1881,

SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1881,
At 4.3O p. m, on the premIs es, without
stponement, withdrawal or uLderbid-
ding. The building Is two-story and at
tic, with two-story back building, con-
tains rooms including shed Kitchen lot
about ID feet 9 inches by 10 feet. and tn e
adjacent lot about IS feet6 inches by 70
feet. The dwelling viii be sold first.
This properly Is at the corner OF Lombard
and Robinson streets, near large mana
tuctor.es where property s in great de-
mand for renting at advancing rates. We
are now from fifty to one hundred houses
short OF the renting demand
For terms and particulars see posters.
I. HEALD,
Seventh and Market streets,
mh5,9&ll. Agent To effect the sale.
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Oh lht property, late oi JOnh W OOuWHfd,
deceased, IN lhornbuIy township, near
Dilworthtown, Chester County. Pa, The
following Personal property, TO wit:
Thirty SIX head OF good ~
dairy cows, most of which ~ s#v,3 n
viii be in profit by day OF Y Es.AiN
sale; also head of heifers, Nv
= years Old; one York State $1,000.
b II, Two mead Of horses. NJ. /, . ) cas-
old, good worker and driver; No. ,, q
years Old, good worker. souCd and ali
right.
FARMING UTEssILs-l horse threshiDg
machine, family carriage, jump seat; two
horse wagon with hay ladders, horse
power churn in good order, sleigh, milk
wagon IN good order large portable boil
Ter, hampton mower, used hut one
harvest, cutting box, plows and harr9ws.
rope And pulleys, patent beamer, 200 to-
bacco hath, lot OF posts made up, one lot
OF pointed rails, chestnut, feed chests and
mixing tfoughs, 3H pounds OF barb wire
Two shares OF Chester County Agrlcul-
lural stock.
Hay AND GRAINED tons prime timo-
| tiny hay. tons of straw, 40 bushels OF
| cornt leu bushels of oats, 90 bushels or POI
| Jatues, % acres of wheat ia the ground.
| HOUSEHOLD FURNITuKE.-NO ; cook
| stove, Regulator, with Il lures complete,
| No. u heater sitIing-room stoves, bed
| room stove, coal, Mahogany extension
| table, bed room sells complete, goose
| feather beds, hen feather beds, large
| amount bed clothing, sofa, settee, chairs,
| 40 yards BrusSel csrpet, 80 yards rag car
| pet lnearly new; also large amount OF
| dishes, aud many other articles not men-
| toned.
| Conditions viii be made known BY the
LYDIA WOODWARD,
| Administrative uf John Woodward, decd
| and ABIHu WALKER.
| j. IL. SLAUGHTER, AucLiOAeer.
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The following Persona Prop
Three Head OF Horses No. |
Chestnut sOrrel mare. Mollie
Go dust. kind IN ali har-
ness, an exec lleut work or
driving mare, suitable toI
family use believed 10 be IN
foal.
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~ OTICE-ESTATE or AEsItBI
IN LIAMS, De- EASED.-Ls'et'l
minisiraiiOn ON the above t'A.s !
been granted to the ullrr'lshela Y
SONS indebted TO said estate aisisll
TO make pa meut, and lias
claims 10 present the same NilsA.l
10 HENRY V. LLsLLl
.ebi4-3tw. j2s WhlullAH1
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NOTlCE.-The Farmer ,TC
~ 20. and viclnity are lny,tsit'
a maeting at the rooms of W W w
q .erce, oasemes't oi Clayton nm
saturday NOR ing next, Al IA NY Y
(March l2th) 10 listen 10 VA Wa
sugar Best Z 'lure by Mr. G gyvi
Berg. late OF Holland, a pr ,, + n. \
beet grower. 'A
della WARE BEET sre,,
InhlO,ll. '''0AE
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PROPOSALS
FOR
ron
$40. 900 MORTGAGE BoNp5 o. drolFl|

$4,000 MORTGAGE BoNp5 % ord
MINgros CITY BALM a, % |
Proposals will be recelst,u WVlBa
Del, 10 be opened by Mo a NE "A
1881. atZp, IN, Tor $50. y.,,.d ID
extension bonds TO be lss ,-.,Srrsl A
OF not less tnan 500; ! aI he ii
January Isl aud July ISL ISL S 81 sad
IionaI Bank of WiimlnS'V.n. nd
pal paid on January ~ ~ 'a,rrslgsI
rst 10 Ju y LIST, 1851, VII "a III iglutl
the loan Il issued. NO piu' The D
mas been authorized By sc ss1gtea.lg
and viii cover both ihe seooDi
as first, and the Old road 40 4
gage. has never
nav It's Interest and to me- |. n0a
legations promptly, ~, Sn DDroyins a.
much Improved "' HEAD IN
Bankers ifIminglesI
The daily gazette., 1881-03-11

\roTIcE-rne Hope o, Bq IssaiSss 2
IN Association Is s,, Ming MafeiFh
a new series, besllitnI reasp ~
Apply 10 p. Plunk,9o,'' yR !
Market streets, or 70 Mill INA
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The daily gazette., 1881-03-11

Dealers make Money with
w. 4. SCULB d Co, 1870
La Sale Street, Chicago,
In. Write for pastaosssiss.