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The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
BELOW wILMINGTON.
County News from New Castle, Kent
and Sussex. ~ ia.

County News from New Castle, Kent
and Sussex. ~ .l,.
The wheat crop promises well all
over the State. 4
Rev. G. e. Minor has left the Mil.
ford F. Z. Church. p1 ~
The Georgetown can factory IL now
turning out 1400 cans per day.
The garden at the Newark depot 10
being enlarged and improved.
Some farmers began harvesting hay
last week. The crop is light one.
Rev. Geo. J. Porter, of Newark, 10
enjoying visit to the Adirondacks.
Delaware College has q new bell,
and is having its furniture repaired.
Justus Lowery, Of Milford, ,has lost,
by death, two good horses within two
weeks. #
The j. & B. r. r. will soon have q
special wire along their line for their
own railroad business.
Trains on tho junction g. Break
water railroads, during the year inst
ended, ran 100, 600 miles.
Hundreds of thousands of tomato
and potato plants have been set ont
since the rain on Wednesday. 3
About half q car load of straw berries
per day is being shipped from Milford,
and car load per day from Dover.
Mr.. N. L. McCready, President of
the Old Dominion Steamship Co., has
given 800 to the Conference Academy,
al Dover. te-a nj
The M. E. Church Extension So
ciety has appropriated $3.50 towards
erecting new church at Redden, Sus-
sex county.
Dewberries win be ripe about the
10Th OF this month and the crop will
be unusually large. The whortleberry
crop also promises to be good. ai
The valedictorian at the Conference
Academy this term is Thos. T. Kellum
| of Dover !; salutatorian, ]. w. Hazel.
The graduating class numbers ton.
8. r. Schofield, practical, intelli.
gent farmer Of Pennington, Kent
county, has gone to Philadelphia, te
take charge of the Practical Fdrnssr,
Of that city.
| Work on the extension of the juno
tion and Breakwater Il. X. from RehO
both camp 10 the beach has commenced
and will be completed by the time tn.
season opens.
One day last week the second son o
Mr.. Nicholas Stayton, aged about three
years, was kicked in the face by {
mule and very seriously injured. Oh
Sunday last one of DIR. ]. 8. Pretty
mans children aged about four years
was painfully injuIed by kick in tn
forehead from small colt. TheBe &C
cidents happened in Milford.
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DUST TO DUST.
Three Large Funerals Yesterday
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon seemed to be
prolitic of funerals, no less than three
taking place, all o. which were largely
attended.
The remains of Mr.. j. p. O'Daniel
were laid to rest in the family vault,
Ola Swedes buryipg ground. The fu-
neral took place from No. 9l3 Market
street, the services being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Alcorn, OF Old Swedes Church.
The remains We're cluthed IN a full SUIT
of the uniformed corps, -Knights oi
Pythias. OF which the deceased was
member, and reposed in a handsome
silver mounted burial casket. IDere
were a humber of floral offerings. The
funeral was attended by the Uniform
Corps. X. oil p; Lafayette Lodge, No. 2,
X, of r.; Hope Lodge, l. .. y. Il. The
First Regiment bard, acted as escort, and
ulayed lhe dead marches from Saul and
Mozart.
Tie funeral of August Asbe nbach also
took place yesterday AFTERNOON from MS
late residence, No. 227 Tatnall street,
aud was largely attended. Ihe remains
were followed to the grave In Rlyerview
Cemetery, by the Fame Hose Fire Com
pauy, Delaware Tribe. No. 1. y. r.
A., aud The German benevolent Socie-
ty.
Matthew Ryan was buried In the Old
Catholic Cemetery yesterday afternoon
The funeral was large one, being at
tended by st. Mary's Beneficial Society
and the Shields Library Association.
services were conducted in st. Peters
Pro Cathedral.
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Enemies Of GROWING Crops.

In Boyle County, KY, the fly has
almost destroyed the wheat crop.
aocusts are splitting the limbs of frnit
trees in Ocones County 81 that they die.
About two-thirds of the apples In Ohio
have bliehted and ia lien off within the
the past two weeks.
Wheat birds havo total lily destroyed
large fields of the growing grain of Nc
Lehman County, Texas.
In FanniR County Texas, grasshoppers
are found III millions, and farmers are In
a great state Of alarm.
Nevada ia completely overrun with
grasshoppers. They consume crep,
leaving nothing green behind them.
The farmers around Kirksville Mo-,
report the county alive with chtntz bug
that are doing great damage to the crops
Grssshoppers are on tbe march on the
Tr.ckee. Cal, mt adows They ate up
forty acres OF prime wheat for one farmer.
The corn in much of the State OF
Indiana has been SO thoroughly damaged
by wire worsis and grubs that replant-
ing became necessary.
The North Carolina locusts are doing
great damage to young apple orchards
They splii the fruit boring twigs, which
aoon wither and fallto the ground.
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To Atlantic city.

The Union M. e. Church, contem-
plate giving an excursion to Atlantic
Clty ON or about July 2lst, If boat can
be secured for that day. A COMMITTEES
has been appointed to make the arrange
ments for that date II possible.
aof ali sad words of tongue or PEN.
The saddest are these, I'll IN mlsht nave
been"
The above quotation was ioreip'y
inp n youni lady renal K that she would
,,,s NV b.. diving with Consumption y
she s had taken Sane's syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry aaa anS cure G' ser cold. as -
ri end of hers did.
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Current Notes.

VITRIoL THROWING was practiced
in France $50 years rgo.
A kag of beer is included among
appropriate wedding gifts in Cincin-
natl.
Not to be outdone by New York or
Cincinnati, Chicago will have great
musical festival.
Secretary of War Lincoln is paying
great attention to his mother, who is
dangerously i'll.
The credit of Ohio is good. Bonds
sell, allowing the State debt to be re-
funded at ST.
There is some talk about ex- Senator
Dorsey taking European trip for the
benefit of his health.
The members of the New York
Legislature are said to be tired; and
they have been ouly one week at it, too.
Let no guilty man escape. The Star
route jobbers are every bit as bad as
the members of the Whiskey Ring
were, and several members of the
penitentiary.
General John Beatty of Ohio, who
was one OF Mr.. Balances stanchest
supporters last year, now stands by
Mr.. Conkling.
United States District Attorney
Woo dford OF New York gets q salary
| of $12, 900 a year and is firm friend
Of the Presidents.
And now it is suggested in New
| York to cremate Its dirt-not by
burning the town down, but by erect
ing great furnaces in the suburbs.
Boston says that the skinny, sallOw
heroines belong to the Philadelphia
school of literature. Pray, what is the
Philadelphia school of literature?
The Business Mems Moderation
Society of New York City has su cceed
cd in getting 200, 900 men to sign the
plege not to treat, but to drink on the
quiet if they want TO.
sugar, it is declared, does not injure
sound teeth, but, on the contrary, i'm
proves them by assisting the solution
of the food which supplies lime fol
their nourishmsnt. Sugar sometimes
causes pain in decayed teeth.
| Mr.. Job Terry of Fall River, Mass.
died in 1851, and left an estate o
$69, ,032, 90, which by his will, wa
not To be divided until 1881. Nov
that it is time for the division it foot
up $204, ,396 30.
There are 2,20O, 900 people living with
in a radius OF twenty miles of the CITY
of New York.
The Asylum for Cats in Phila.
matched BY Hospital for Dogs recent !.
opened in New York.
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CRuELTY TO CHILDREN.
4 Btaanadywins Ysltaisr severely
whips a,I.aaslcvDeysAn. His .Ean.
nnOy.

a Brandy ywfns Hskf6isr severely
whips a,L.aaslcgDeysan. His .Ean.
pl0y. .al a, -a.,..r.
This morning Emily Webb appeared
before Esquire O'Neill ard made COM
plxint against Atwood Weldin, q farmer
Of Brandy wine Hundred, for cruelty
beating little boy in his employ.
The father of the boy is named Then-
dore Smith, who resides in this city. He
accompanied Miss Webb, and related the
circumstances of the case 10 the justice,
about as follows:
His sons name 10 Aaron, aged IL
years, and he has been living with Mr..
Weldin for some time. On Saturday
last Mr.. Weldin attended market, aud
upon returning home found that one of
his goslings were missing. lie asked the
boy II he had seen anything OF the miss
Ing gosling, and the boy said that be had
not. He then charged the boy with
having set the dog ON the geese, and
hence frightened the gosling away. The
boy denied having done so, and Mr..
WeldiR said that he did not believe
him.
lie then took the boy To the woods,
and cutting q thick stick, beat the boy
until from pain he was compelled to ac-
knowledge that be had set the dog OIL
the geese. Mr.. Weldin then ceased his
casiigxtion aud told the boy that he
must find the goslihg.
At the dinner table yesterday the boy
was very uneasy, and upon Mr.. Weldin
asking him why he did not sit still, the
boy replied that he could not owing te
the pain from the welts that covered bis
bsdy. The man then told him that be
could not to Sunday school during
the afternoon, and If he did not find the
gosling before night, that he would whiI
| him 90 that he could not lie down.
| During the afternoon the boy left thu
fsrm and came 10 this city, and told Lht
above story to his father. Mr.. Weldin',
side Of the question has not yet beef
heard. s.g u-4
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LOCAL TAME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY Ord 1851.
rn a q 1 xEsa a. Al . t,t,. ii


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
o.lU 3.U0, v.l,, $50. lu-sU. II .63 a. M; IL. 10
iI2.43. 2.o3, 40. 4.vU. b5z, 6.;a. n 40, BOO
l0.UU y. nj. sundays, ,2.U5, 2.23, $40 it.iu.;
S.OO, g. o. o.3s 100, 800, 400 p. N.
For NEW lohk.-2Oo, 1.zI, o.3v, 40, $50.
li.b3 u. M; si2.43. 2Os, 5,52, 6.;S -. IN
Sundays, 2.05. 2.-5 II. in., 5.o2 6.35 p. III.
For BALrIMoRE.-iz-ol, 2.E, i.U2 7.55,
s3sam. ;l2.55, si.O4, 4.i6 ,O.5J lU.5l p. m
sundays, t3.al, 2.I2, A.02. 7.b1 u. IN. lu.6.
p. IN.
FoK WAsaINGros.-I2 2.il, 4.U2; 7.15.
a.,o ii. M; l255, tl.OA. GOT p, III. sun
days, l2.6i, 1.i2, i.U3, $50 u. III.
BALTIMORE AND In rEkMEpIArE STA
HONS. -l25t, :. IS u. iu.. ..55, 1. i5 p. IN.
The 44o y. IN. train stops at Way STA
lions .niy boLw een ferryyiiis and
pnaitlmore. sundays. l2.5l y. IN.
rthhYylLLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
tioss.-o.l5 p. m. ,4.=5
tok NEw CAsTLE.-8.O0 8. rs, IA. IN; l,J5
on, va, y. nj, No sunday trains.
hahAlsGroN AND INTERN EDIArE STA
ioss.-sd5 nusld5 a. MI I.O5, B.2o p. M. No
sunday trains,
pELhAh AND DlNDERMEDIATE STATIONS
4 Z. o'oS n N U5 D. IN, N
I'M h.Ai Ais9roN q NoRrHERN II. H.
| trains. MI 800, 5.05 y, IN, No Sunua,
fHn ID ri. DELAWARE WESTERN h. H.--7.lo
lOS,a m.' o.S5 p. ma sunday trains.
:" III. and 800 p. m.
AAiNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
1os o1 pHiLADELPaIA.-l2i3 207, 3.57
81 ~, ooo' 5.U a. M, u M; l2.lb, LID
NM, .s., ~, lbs, AL, 5.4U, $40 8.I5, o.i0
lIisS@m ~ W.l5, u.lb p. IN Sundays,
~ 1'-"''a.o2, u. i0. y. in.; ~, lO.i5,
H.lS p. m.
oa NEW YoRK.-2.O7, 3.52, 7.52, s.3s
Sn $40, +l.O2, Al, 6.4J 1915 p IN.
~. lay 2'O1, 1857 7.5z "a. IN. 1910 u. IN.
ia'. a.,p,.aaLrlAoRE.--l.59, pa pa 2i4, 70 Ii.so
davs H. zMu, 5.i6, 6.3U, 80 y. IN. IN
FRny ,,oo. Z,l9 a. IN. 5.46, $50 y.5U y. IN.
IN az, m,AshINaToN.--l.59, z.Ie. H.43 q
iava q. 2.OO, s. Az, 6.35 p. IN. sum
FRoM p., p.oe, z.ls, q, M; 5.i1, $50 p. III,
FRon NS,slV WILLIE Oaiy-8.06 AIN.
5.lo NW AM WCAsrLE.--8.as. y.3o, a.. ~, l2Ui
Fpo,, p%o T y. m. No Sunday trains.
6,05 ~ n,LAWARE X. R.--S.4S ~. a.; II. ~
Fs0s Z IN ~. No Sunday trains.
6,m hhNGroN q NoRTn ERIN II. X
train. MI i1'oo 6.45 p. M. No Sundn,
oa DkLAwARE WESTERN II. R.-sO
a. III. 2l5, p. hi. sui,any irnins. o
. III. and $40 p. m.
ms FOR WILMINGTON LEAyl
a,tLA.p,ELrnIA-Broad a,t street pee,t-
sIh "'o, s.l5, lO.So, lI.0O, ii. 10 a. m; III
IL, Il ~. ~ 4.D. 6,l0 5.l5, $40 40, 500, 81
an, og p. IN. sundays, T.U5, $40 4, II
WV $50 io00,lll.W ~ m.
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Personal,

U. s. Marshal McMullin left this
morning ON the 9.35 Delaware train
for the lower part Of the State. He
goes down for the purpose of sum.
moning the Juror drawn on Saturday
last to attend the u. S. Circuit
Court that meets in this city on
Tuesday the 2lst instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Pugh are visit-
ing relatives in Boston.
District Attorney Robert M.
Yardley, Esq, Of Bucks County, Pa,
is spending o week in this city.
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THE BLIND GODDESS.
What Transpired sin the Police
Court Saturday Night and sunday
"A House Raided.

Court Saturday Night and Sunday
"A House Raided.
UP to about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing matters In police circles were very
quiet. no arrests having been made
Shortly before l O'Clock the Inhabitants
Of Front street, besween Poplar and
Lombard were startled by hearing cries
Of "nurder," and cursing and swearing.
Upon examination it was found that the
cries issued from bonse kept by Mrs.
Annie Joyce, No. All East Front street.
Word W a. sent to the police station and
Sergeants Dolap aud Legg, accompanied
by several patrolmen, procel ded tn the
house aud made . raid upon II. Upon
entering the house they found the pro-
pri6tress lying in bed. too drunk to as
sist herself, while hsr three little chill
dren were iyine on she floor crying az II
their hearts would break: They allowed
Mrs. Joyce to remain in bed, but arrest
.,d James Mcguire, John Dugan and
Bridget Holland, whom they found on
the floor drunk. Mrs. Joyce was ar
rested about s o'clock IN tina morning.
They were given hearing by Mayer
A llmond, who required each of the three
first named to pay So and costs, and
John Dugan was required 10 nay an ad-
ditional IS for contempt. Mrs. Joyce
was required to pay SO and costs for
keeping a dis0rderly house. t.Ee
The other Gases disposed of were:
Mary Tilghman and Rhoda Turner, both
colored, were each required to pay 81
and cost for disorderly conduct In La.
fayette street Gl4
Michael aud Al aria Mckee, v era each
required 10 pay 81 Anti cu4fs for disor.
ly conduct In the Ninth ward.
James ODonnell, for threatening
Mansffeld HItchen, was required to pay
s5 and costs, and furnish 5000 bail tt
keep the peace.
This morning one drunk with the usu
al pen iity OF 30 cents and Costs complet
ed the rscoru.
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CITY REPUBLICANs.
A Preliminary Meeting and Rn OPP
/ ening of the Old Time Fight.

/ a meeting OF city RspubAeans WAS
held oil Saturday evening, at NO. 6O4
Market street, and was attended by the
same old contest between the shalt
breeds" or Pickels-higains faction, and
the 'ssLalwarts," under the lead OF letter.
carrier james l.. Hawkins, in which the
latter we're worsted "by large major
ity." They claim, however, that their
opponents stole march upon them by
delaying the call for the meeting until
the last minute, and meanwhile putting
the posloffice and custom house depen-
dents TO work securing the city and no
tifyipg all their friends 10 be- on hand
This plan was attended with complete
success aud they captured the organiza-
tioa of the meeting without much trou-
BILE.
The meeting was called to order by FL.
G. McLear, chairman Of the old city Ex-
ecutive Committee, aud IL. It. Pickels
was elected Temporary chairman without
opposition. For Secretary, Thomas w.
SaviIle, "half-bIeed" and James DANNY,
''st lwart,n were nominated, and the for
lner was elected by vote OF A to &c.
After this little contest everything pass
ed off hagnoniously.
The following committee was appoin-
led to se,eet members of the executive
committee and ward vice-presldents, and
report a. the next meeting: First ward,
B. t. Bye; Second, Matthew Macklem;
rhifd, Joseph 4. MARTIN; Fourth, John
r.. DAVIS; Fifth, John Mclaughlin;
Six b, Thomas Savllle; Seventh, Charles
W. Talley; Eighth, Thomas +. Burke;
Ninth, David Il. Smith; Tenth, Daniel
+. Stewart; Eleventh, William ID. Gro
ney.
A committee of five was appointed to
consider the advisaDility of amending
the party rules which now require the
city executive committee to wind up Its
affairs on the first Saturday in June OF
each year. Under The new dispensation
this is the day Of the city election, and
will be bad day for the committee u
| 20 out Of existence.
The meeting ten adjourned until
| Saturday evening ntx xt, when a new city
Executive Committee will ba chOsen.-
AS the committee to name the Execu-
tive Committee is largely composed o
shalf-brerds," ii is not likely the "stal
warts" will have any show in the man
agement OF next years campaigns.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Toll Gate Robbery.

Thieves broke into The house of Isaac
Crossan, toll gate keeper on the kenneLt
pike, last night, and stole a pair OF shoes,
a coat aud all The edibles in the house.
The thieves failed To get any money, land
wefs unsuccessful in their attempts To
get up stairs. They also app ropriated
about two dozen eggs. MlA Crossan
charges the robbery upon the ainps who
are very numerous in the vicinity OF th
toll gate. The entrance Was eiis~ ed by
breaking the locks, and Mr.. Crossan
is in town this morning replacing them.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
commencement Week at Dover.


The commencement exercises of
The Conference Academy, at Dover,
will be as follows:
Saturday, June Is, at 8 p. m, ad.
dress before the .. e. d. Society by
Rev. Geo. r. Bristor D. D.-Sunday.
June 10, Annual sermon by Prof. }.
A. Lippincott OF Dickenson College,
Monday and Tuesday, June 10th
and Goth, examination Of classes
Monday at 8 p. M, exercises by the
Middle Class.--1'uesday at 8 p. M,
address before the Scott Literary
Society by d. l.. Greenfield of Gen.
treville, Md.-We ednesday, June %,
at ii 80 a. m., annual meeting Of
Board of Trustees; at 2 p. M, bust
moss meeting of the Alumni; at 8 p.
M, Alumni anniversary exercises
Thursday, June 20, Commencement.
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The Mexican Republic.

MEXICO, June 5.-In consequence OF
the prevalence OF the yomlto la Vera
Cruz the Mevitan Railway Company
put on special train on the days OF the
arrival of steamers to take passengers
direct TO Orlzaba.
5. b. Evans, of the Scientific expedi-
lion Of Chicago, has discovered an im-
ineuse calendar stone in All excavation
among the rains of Tezcoco With the
largest representation OF the human fig
nre Known among Mexican antiquities.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Meetings. Tonight.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyeeum.
Uhllorm Dlyision, X. of p.
Shields Library Association.
Mln7ua Tribe, No. &, l.. .. II. M.
Delaware Lodge, No, l, l. .. o. +.
herinan Lodge, No. ~, |. y. U. r.
Washington Lodge, No. l. N. OF T..
wilmington Council, No. 5, .. U. A. NJ
Washington Lodge, No. ., A. y. u. r.
Union Gncampment, NOT, /. U. y. +.
Of /,
Wilmington Division. No. l.. Uniform
Rank, X. of r.
=, Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
No 3, .. U. A. M.
Knights of 81. Patrick, meet at st.
Mary's Church.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Public sale of Lumber.

Mr.. Isaac v. Lloyd, who has been
keeping lumber yard at the n. e.
corner OF Front and Tanall, is about
retiring from the retail business, will
sell at public sale ON Saturday morns
ing next, commencing at 8 o'clock, his
entile stock OF lumber. He will also
sell at The same time one pair of excel
lent work horses. AL. sums of fifty
dollars and under cash, all over that
amount credit of three months will
be given by The purchaser giving a
bAnkable note.
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0hs aailg Sazstte.
,y,,NIsaTON PosT-oFFICE
ENTERED p At .sEcosp.clAss siAss NATTER.
----- VVvvTTNNY
EIRsT EDITION.

c.s-Masy persons do not
oh" .and how sewer gas gets into
,,ws1liuss In our "lty there are very
aw'd M dwslIiuss that are connected with
10" bnt this is not so in the great
oitjes oHt where immense sewers run FOR
au, miles through the streets.
Thors very many houses have pipes
running into sewers from cellars That h
..vo no traps aud the gas from the
sawers very frequently thus enter the
dwellings,, and may do so for years be-
fors it becomes actually dangerous
,o the health while it is never
h .oedoial to the atmosphere.
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DEATHS LAST WEEK.
Twenty-Five I'm alI-Seven from Com
sumption and Six from SMALL

Twenty-Five in alI-Seven from Com
sumption and Six from SMALL
pOx.
For the week ending Saturday noon
twenty two deaths were reported to
Registrar Frazer. The causese were
as follows:
Alcoholism, l; anasa rca, 1; con-
sumption, 7; cholera infantum, l.;
dropsy, l; heart disease, 1; pneu-
monia. l; puerperal fever, L; scarlet
fever, /; small pox, 6; typhoid fever,
l; total, %.
Born in the United States, II; for
eign born, 3, male, IL; female, .;
white, Is; black, S; under one year Of
age, 1; from one to five years, 4; from
five to ten, l; from twenty to thirty,
6; from thirty to forty, 8; from forty
to fifty, S; from fifty TO sixty, 2.
The deaths by wards were as fol-
lows:
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SECOND EDITION
Terrori.ea by Desperaaoes.

DENVER, Col, June 5.--The Cover
nor yesterday received telegram from
the Sheriff of Conejos County saying:
'.The county is powerless against the
armed desperadoes. Allison, the leader,
has threatened All attack on Antoniet0
aud Conejos. We have good men, but
no arms" The Governor has offered
reward of 81 900 for The capture Of Alli-
son and $500 each for the remainder Of
The gang, and also ordered arms to be
shipped to AntonietO.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Front and Union.

The work of grading tne bed tor the
trout aud Union passenger railway,wa
10 have commenced to-day, but the con-
tractor, w. b. Wharton, Jr., failed to
arrive here. Geo. W. Bush, President
of the company has lelegraphed to Mr..
Wharton, IN order To ascertain when he
will be here.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Proposals Asked For..

Postmaster Pyle gives notice that
he will receive for the next ten days
proposals for carrying the mail be-
tween the Post Office, and the P,
W.& b. X. r., depot IN this city.
Any information in regard to tie
matter will be furnlshed upon aps
plication to the postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
Concert This Evening.

Prof. Becher and scholars, assisted by
his newly organized orchestra, will give
a concert in the Masonic Temple this
evening. The programme is one ofunusual
excellence, and judging from the diagram
there will be large audience present to
eDioy IL.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
A Cheering Announcement.

Owing TO recent rains and warm wea-
tber an invoice of OO00000000OO00U000
0O00O000G0Uos mosquitoes vas received
and distributed along the Bay Coast, This
week. The mosquito Matching stations
are now turning out the innocents by
the IN nilllon.--MiJord Ne,os.
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HOW ne sECURE aEAl lra .

HOW TO SECURE HEAEr6. .lssss
1t IL strange any ONE vii, suffer from
blood. When sOO7iLLsS laZRsAFA-
RILLA AND STlLLINGIA,. Or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP win rs-
store health 70 the physical 0reanixatioh.
1t 10 astrengthenipg syrup, pIeenall r. (
ever discovered, curing ScrofulA, 1vphi-.
Iitc disorders. w eakness OF the Ki1neEss
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dks-
eases Of the Blood, LiverG sKidnsyss
Stomach, skin, etc. .~-,.., .,,-7s,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
seventy Five Years.

Washington Lodge, No. |, A. F. u A.
d., OF this city is seventy-tige years old
to-day. The members vi the Lodge,
will celebrate this event this evening, by
giving short literary entertainment, to
be followed with a sumptuous banquet,
in the banquet room, Masonic Temple.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
tauwht Fire,

On Saturday evening, ball OF plaid
dress goods in the show-window Of w.
B. Snaps dry goods store, Fourth and
Market streets, caught fire from one OF
the gas jets. A timely discovery OF the
accident, prevented what might have
been o serious loss.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06

Nature does not execute ",nap" judg-
menls, hut always warns the offender
against her laws by the nfiicLion Of pain.
Give attention 10 her warnings, and take
Or. Bulls Baltimore Pills In n good time
to prevent the encroachment OF disease.
Price 25 cents,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-06
..rhe profession ought to bear 4

mind tnat the Licbis Company prep are q
,nnnine Extract of Witch Hazel, and In
Ordering the RENE he sure dS
ahe pasil articis may be OBJ, aimed.
.rhe sam. firm also makes q most use
INA conye,ienI nutrient tonic, In the
form Tor Of Coca Beef ronie,' Shicn mas lnst-
xe have used both of these preparati0n
win The most satisfactory results."-Edt-
49,, l., ine Medical and Ssrgtcat Times.