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Beauregard and EARLY At It Again.


On June l4th last Gen lis q. T. Beaure-
gard of Le., and Jubal A. EARLY of Va, as
Commissioners, as usual conducted the
Grand kemi-Annual Drawing at New Or
leans OF The LouisianR State Lottery
Company. Among the many fortunate
ticket holders may be mentioned Alex.
B. MoCrosky. .somerville. Tenn. who
held one-half OF ticket No. H,9i8, which
drew slOO, 900. No. 1881, one-tenth heldby
VIM. II. McCaffrey, 81 Monroe st., New
Yoik City one-tenth by solomon APPEL,
agent Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Co.,
Ohm, o and one tenth BY w. @. .Pendle-
ton, IL Bradley st., New London. Conn
drew $50. 900. No. 76,4l5, ane half held by
City, drew S2O. 900. Nos. 8S,4S and 20 1851,
drew AI0, ,000 each /; one-tenth held by
A. Berlin, Markssville, La. one tenth by
Jas. .. Cottingham. 258 Light ST., Balti
more, Md. one tenth by decHe Albert,
b30 Master ST., PhilA., Pa. one-tenth by
l.. Kelley, Brooklyn, n. Y. one flfth by
Chas. Brennicke, through Henry +. j.
Ricker, Quincy, ILL.,; one-flfth by samu-
eli 8. sharp. l06 CASTLE St., Boston, Mass. ;
one-fifth collected through City National
Bank, Dallas, Texas. over half million
of dollars was Distributed, and those In
terested enough can receive the full par.
ticulars by Addressing NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. Tne next drawing
taxes place on tuesday, August 9th, a
usual at New Orleans. La.
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Chester Heights Camp Meeting.

Monday evening the Sunday School
Assembly at Chester Heights closed Its
labors and yesterday was an on day. No
regular exercises we're conducted. There
were many new arrivals yesterday and
the camp begins to put ON busy appea-
rance. A large mum Der OF Philadel-
phians have arrived and by this evening,
when the regular camp meeting exer-
olses open, the place will resemble q
thriving village.
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s.Revenge."

Sometime during yesterday parties
broke into the school of j. II. Crabb
and maliciously defaced some of the
school furniture. They also wrote
upon the blackboard the word "res
venge." Mr.. Crabb is Of the opinion
that the party who committed the
deed was two boys, former scholars,
whom he chastised sometime ago.
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Two More Shfps,

Mr.. Roach has closed contract with
the Ward Line to build two more ships
like the Newport, that made such splen-
did time one day last week. The vessels
are each to be 364 feet long and will
have fine passenger accommodations.
This contract, with the number in pro-
cess OF construction, will keep the yard
ver7 busy late in the winter.- Chester
Tifnes,
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

oEpHILADELPHIA.-2 2.26 $50, 7,D,
NV 8OU, B.lu, o 80. lo.3U. II. .63 q, m. ~. lb
R'4S. AUS, ESQ, 4.O0, 6.52, 6.3S, 7.06, 9.65.
gWp. m. sundays, 2.U5. 2.2s, 10 am;
gSS SS ;, o. e;Ss: 100, s;s5, l0.o0 p. m.
ss ssw a. aosE;1o9 AZ II sss S III H. : s5s
sundays, 2U5. 2.25 .. M, 6.52 6.B p, M,
oa BALTIMoRE.-l2.5l, 2.l2, 4.02 7.55,
a@a.m. ;l2.55. sl.OA. 4.i5 $3.50 1851 p. m
sundays, 1851, 2.l2. 40 ,7.b5 a. m. 1851
ea ~. .WAsHINaToN.-i26l, 2.l2, Az; 7:55.
AZ Ss a. M; l265, sl.O4. 500 p, m. sun
aays, R.'l 212, 4.02, 7.65 a. m.
AlfiAoRE AND In NcERMEDIATE STA
irless rsn -l2.5l, S.s8 a. M, l2.65, 4. 45 p. m.
t,ora nv 40 ?. m. train stops at way sta
ssnmore. umore. Sundays, 1851 q, m.
Tn,nYvILLK T,asn AND INTERMEDIATE STA
fioSs.-s.l5 p. M.
s M NV 1 y CAsTLB.-8.OO 8.a5, a. m.; l.us
RARaYSo,p. Y. m, No Sunday trains.
TI0Ns.NsM AND iHTEaMEDIATE STA
SUNDAY 100 so y. M; l.0o, 8.25 p. IN. No
aaAR AND DlNDEsMKnIArn srArtoNs
~ 80 ~ =: nv l.U5 p. m. = =
7lo n y, iNGIoH q NoRrHKRN r, H.
trains. Nj 800, 500 p. m. No sunua,
10 io's6s 6DsImnAwARE n WESTERN R. a.-7.lb
1890 q. M 100 100 p. MI sunday trains.
' ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
lSx 1.Ss iP1MIILADELpHrA.-law. 1I ao7 s.6.
sI,O2 s.so a. M, II M: I2.Ib. l24l
500. ON a'S5, AL, $40, 600 1.ib. Q. .4U
l2{3.2ina sS0.i6. u.i5 D. nj Sundays,
u.kn 'o2. 1910 q. M; o 20, 1915
a1n.n soh WILMINGTON LEAVE
is * aIA-Broad street nenot-
al5, ,3,h H. mio;50, ll.U0, l1.45 q. M; l.3o
iOyO, Ii .S 10y, o.lo 6.l6, 6.46 $40, 500, ,0.at
F. wv 'uo' s'AS, lO0O,IIi.s 10 o. NJ. l;.'' '''' -. "
aoa M: hsw 4 YoRK.-a,o7. s.5a 7,s az
IN al Isx., vAae, l.02, 4 ii, 6.9u 10 1Sn 0o, ~
raos 2O7. s.6i Isl q. M m. iSaS iV.a Z. NJ N
m; ~ ne LLTrIaaolRE.-l.5o, Lr ala. 0 no. II. .as !.
days ~ ,a2.v0, sac, $50. $50 .. M. IN nm =
fRok W., ~ .. m. 6.l5, 8.S6 90 n m m
M, sia aniSGToN.-l.5e, ~ 2.le. lI.4a =
Prov NJ ~ 2.ls, a. M; 5.SS' I SO q M =. nv So'
sson annWairyvILLE WiyL oaly-s.o5 am.
BIO, 9 N n. pHmnsriIh-S.4s, ~ a 9.a5, u. M; I2l
isoI DEL tw No Sunday trains,
PS p. n, Me- No Ssa; n; R.-s.4S q. n.; l2.l
900 ."ILhINGTON q NapTg.n
Gsin. m'; l2.Os S.i5 p. nsfhEhs M. NJ s,nal X;
1 :. 1moass4wAan m'a ! wr.rms R. as,
Na m. "A AZ, 2. IN. sunday trains
-. kaN Y n:
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LOCAL LINES.

Deyiled Crabs at Fullmsl's.
Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fuilmer's celebrated clam soup.
Chronic diseases are treated success =
fully by DR.. Todd. Office S02 Market
street
The conductors on the P. W. & B.
Railroad, wear only one band on their
official caps now.
President Garfield is growing better
every day.
The stone bridge over the Brandy
wine at Rockland is being repaired.
Yesterday afternoon was one of the
hottest this season.
Forty-one building lots are to be sold
at Eighth and Union streets to-day.
West Presbyterian church gave an
excursion to Atlantic City to-day.
The National Dredging Company
have received contract for doing some
dredging in the Potomac, near WASH
ington.
Coroner Weldin held an inquest this
morning over the body Of Peter Gallo
way, who died yesterday.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, the lead
ing weekly of the Peninsula, will be
issued to-day.
The first excursion to Ocean City
from this city this season left here
to-day.
No new cases of smallpox yester-
day.
A meeting of the journeymen brick.
LAYERS was to have been hold last night
at 927 w. Second street, but owing to
the slim attendance no business was
transacted.
Frank Smith, employed at Hillel
& Jones, had one of his feet mashed
yesterday.
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Exeurni4ns,

About twenty petsons left here
this morning on the special train tor
Ocean City. Before the train reached
it's destination the number had been
augmented to about one hundred.
The excursion of West Presby-
terian Church to Atlantic City this
morning was attended BY about Six
hundred persons.
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A sure Cure For Piles.

Do you know what 1t 10 to suffer with
Piles? II you do, you know what is
one Of the worst torments OF the human
frame. The most perfect cure ever
known is Kidney-Wort. 1t cures consti-
pation, ana then Its tonic action restores
health to the diseased bowels and pre-
vents recurrence of disease. Try 1t
without delay. The dry and the liquid
are both sold by druggists.-Globe.
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THE p, W. & b. II: u.
..,,r Of the New Purchasers and
a Reorganization.

rbs Directors of the Philadelphia,
Huntington and Baltimore Railroad
bmpany b Id q NEE ng yesterday al
,ooon at the Compsny's offices,
rosd street and Washington Avenue,
,;iadelphia for reorganization, the
yad having passed into the hands Of
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Isorue b. Roberts, Edmund Smith,
j. Cassatt, J. N. Du Barry, John
Green, Henry M. Phillips and Wis
Morris we're elected Directors to
4 the places Of Messrs. Thayer,
firot bowditch, Haven, Garrett,
ratt and Whitridge, who retire. The
Nv officer elected was A. J. Cassatt
Vice President. The remaining
Btsils of organization were left for q
|ture meeting. 1t is stated that Isaac
buckley will be retained as President
Id that Robert Craven will succeed
lined II ,rner as Secretary aud Treas
Ter. The freight and passenger sys-
|m will be continued in charge of
(hn s. Wilson and George A. Dad
un respectively, but they will be
biect to the supervision OF the pres
heads of those depa tments of the
|nnsylvania Railroad, Messrs. Creigh-
and Wood.
Although DO official action was
ken upon the matter, the subject oi
Auring control of the Peninsula sys-
b of railroads was talked Of. These
Ids are the junction and Break.
Iter, Georgetown and Frankford,
hcomico and Pooomoke, and the
stern Shore. Their termini are re,
bc lively Lewes and Rehoboth,
enkford City, Ocean City, Berlin
Crisneld. The advantage of con-
Hing these roads would cJme from
addition in freight which now goes
New Y ork, via Lewes, on the Old
minion line of steamships. Upon
junction and Breakwater there ia
ebt Of ssOO, 900 held by the State,
responsibility Of the payment oi
ich the Pennsylvania Company
bid have 10 assume In the event Of
urchase.
The project of using the new Penn
vanls depot at Fifteenth and Mar
streets, Philadelphia, for passen.
., and using the depot at Broac
Prime streets for freight, was ia
fably considered.
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A LITTLE BoY's CONTRIBUTION.

BALTIMORE, July 13.-Mayor La
trobe to-day received the foil wing
city letter, containing 81, to be put
to The credit of the fund for Mrs. Gar
field:
DEAR MAYOR LATRoBR send this
money for Mrs. Galfeld's fund. l
wish l had more to send, and l hope
that you will not be offended by such
little bit, but If every little boy of .
yearb old would give this much you
would soon have lot. I hope the
President will soon get we'll, for it
must be awful to be shot. My grandpa
was shot and killed at Mexico.
Your little friend,
WATSON BEALE RANDALL.
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The New Railway.

The Front and Union streets railway
has been laid across Front and Adams
strests, work on the sewer at that place
having been advanced sufficiently to
permit of the crossing. But a little
grading remains to be done before the
road will be ready for operation.
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MIR. Blaine to minister Lowell.

WARRINGTON, July 13-Seoretary
Blaine sent the following by cable this
morning:
"Loweil, Minister, London: The Pres
ident's condition this morning IL much
better than at any time since he was
wounded. Temperature normal, respi-
ration very nearly normal, pulse %. Ap-
petite improving. Pam in feet and legs
greatly diminished. Weather very
warm, bat Presidents room kept % cool
Is desired.
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Re seusfhIa.

You have allowed your bowels to. .hs.
come habitually costive, your liver has
become torpid, the same thing nib your
kidneys. and You are just used mp. Now
be sensible; get Q packsge of Kidney.
will forget you've got any such organs,
for you Will be q well man.-Alb0sv \f-
gus,
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xeurstOn,

The Sunday bchool of Kingswood
N. e. chapel gave an excursion to
Pennsgrove to-day. A large number
went over on the 8 O'Clock boat, while
others waited until O'Clock this af-
ternoon.
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City Taxes.

The receivers Of city taxes, are kept
quite bu y now, taking in taxes. A
rebate of i've per cent. IS allowed on all
taxes paid during this months, which
makes IL very desirable for ali who can
to pay at once.
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Gone TO Philadelphia.

ials morning L. II. Thomas, Edwin
Eekel, William II. Harrison and Jos.
y durham left for Philadelphia. They
delegates to the annual meeting OF
Y hay makers Association, which
sos ln that city to-day. W. A. Kim
y VIII represent the Haymakers OF
fw Castle.
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summer Building.

Messrs Capelle & Brother have
purchased the McCafferty property
in Brandywlne Hundred near
Sharpley's school house. They in
tend erecting a fine double mansion
to be occupied as q summer resi-
dence.
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Obstructions to be Removs q.

The Cherry Island fats, an obstruc-
lion 10 to the navigation Of the De;a-
wares arc TO have channel dredged
through them this fail, and proposals
will be received by Colonel Macomb,
United States nginesr, Philadelphia,
until the 2Sth.
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Rala Shoes.

Constable VIM. W. Pritchett, yes
terday, under a landlords sold the
siock Of H. e. Gallaher, boot and shoe
dealer, on West Second street, near
Market. The sale aggregated $1,000.
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Secured A Pension.

John Todd, who resides in the GA
zETTE building has been so fortunate
as to receive back pension of $3.50,
and monthly allowance of Sc. Mr..
Todd feels very much elated over his
success.
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saved From Death in the Surf.

ATLANTIC CITY, July I3.-William
McMullen (uot the Squire) of Phlladel-
phia, who stops IN Virginia avenue, e,went
in bathing to-day and was seized with
cramps while in the water. The surf
ran very high and the undertow was a
littlc greater than usual. McMullen
was carried out to where Jackson's pri-
vate life-boat was rolling. The alarm
was given and the surf men seized the
drowning man and lifting him on boart
quickly brought him to the shore. DR..
+. LIpplncott was summoned, and after
applying the usual remedies he was res
tored to life, but remained unconscious
for over an hour. He is still in weak
condition. The excitement created by
the Incident was intense. Thousands
of bathers were In the surf at the time.
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NEW ADvERTlsn1GEMrs.
DROPOSALs.
A SCHOOL. HOUSE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
for the construction of o new school
No. Is, until Saturday, July 23rd, At
O'Clock. Plans and specidcattons can he
seen at the effice of G. Graham q Son, No.
220 Market street.
The committee reserve the right to re.
ject any or all bids. ALI proposals to be
realed and addressed to
PETER q. FURRY,
Chairman Building Committee.
Jy14-t23rd. No. 220 Market Street.
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The A.sassin,s Photograph.

Thomas I. Russell recsived, this morn
ing, photograph Of 9ultean, the assas-
sin. Ii was taken in Washington, from
a personal sitting, and ID thefefore relia-
Dle. The picture was sent to MI. Russell
by Daniel O'Neill, formerly OF this city, /,
but now OF the Capitol police force,
Washington.
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sale of stssks.

At the Philadelphia exchange on
Tuesday thirty-two shares Of the Will
minRton and Northern Railroad &C Id Al
s32.2s, par SIS.
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Guiteau Upon Conkiing.

In recent copvers alton with GuiteAu
he expressed considerable admiration
for Senator ConkliDg politically, but
seemed to think his manners could be
improved. Guiteau has campaign
speech on Garfield and Hancock which
he has been in the habit of using as an
Introduction to prominent political per-
sonages. In New York awhile ago he
approached Mr.. Conkling and rendered
him copy of the sreech, but was treat.
ed rather cavalierly. The next time he
met in Washington, aud again handed
Mr.. Conkling copy Of the speech, say
ing that rs he {Gulteau) was an appli-
can't for Office the speech would show
the ground tor his claims. Mr. Conk-
ling on this occasion angriiy declared
that he did not want the speech, and
and threw IL on the ground with sc0rn.
Senator Don Cameron was present and
witnessed the scene with some amuse-
ment. Guiteau says: "Don and came
to the conclusion that my Lord Roscoe
was snubbinR me-"
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bas gaily 6asstte.

rur psmoorsts in the New York
I.smhl, an have resolved 10 force an
..nmsnt Of the legislature this
ek if they can.
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Charged with Larceny.

A colored man, named George Moore,
was arrested by Officer Fullsn yesterday
afternoon ON the charge of larceny, he
having stole o watch in Wilmington.-
The arrest was made at the request OF
the Wilmington Chief OF Po lice. Moore
entered bail before Mayor Barton this
morning to wait a requisition from the
Governor. He denies stealing the
watch, laimlpg that IL WAS given to
him.-Chestsr Times.
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NTRAY SHEEP.

CTRAY SHEEP.
Three Ewes and one Lamb.
now on the farm of John -.
Johnston, Sassafras, Kent
County, Md.
The owner will please call, prove his
property, pay charges and take them
away at once.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
Jyl2-6tf Sassafras, Kent Co., Nd.
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George w. Childs .................. =. $1,000
Edward N. Benson ................ 5000
A. Purves. ......................... 100
Ida G. Craddock. ock.................., 100
A gentleman from Pennsylya-
nlA.......s.." ......s. .....,...". w
Winthrop and Percy Smith,. 100
f. Gutekunst ..................... 100
General g. II. 4. Collis......... 100
A widows mite. I
NJ. G. Leppert....-............- .....- 10
Obadiah Wheelock. ............. 10
Iotal..... ."..........,.,.. ....."$lO,07l
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THE MRS. GARFIELD FUND.
Over One Hundred and Forty.two
Thousand Dollars Now Received.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Additional
contributions to the fund tor Mrs.
Garfield were received to-day to an
amount which makes the total over
$142,O0O. Following are the Philadel.
nhia snhacrintiona thus far.
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nj Office,
PRoCLAMATIoNi |

IN PRoCLAMATIONi
WHEREAS, The Union and Scott excur.
sion will go to ATLANTIC CITY, on
MONDAY next. July Is. Il II hereby or
dered that washdays be changed to Yues.
day. in order that all may attend.
By order Of the
Jyl4-3t COMMITTEE.
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DROPOsALs FOR GLAZING.

Proposals will be received at tha room
Sixth Street, lsecond story until Monday,
July 18th, att o'clock. p. NJ, for farnfah.
ing the glass and doing the glaxing for
the Public Schools for the 90 1ing year.
h. B. MORROW,
Secretary Board Public Educatfon.
tyl8-5
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JOSEPH OHM r.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE HOUSE,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Also, DELAWARE COUNTY Housu ON
PACIFIC AND GEORGIA AvENuns,
near West Jersey and Na, row Gsugs Ez-
curslon Houses. Atlantic City, n. J.
Good Gu Wines, Liquors and Cigars slwsys.
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COMMrTTEE,

TEETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful teeth at o.. S5, t8 and -
$iOper set. Teeth extracted WITH
out pain by the use Of gas. Over r@kIl
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
Jyl4-tf, No. S85 Market street.
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The COrOner's Inquest in the Case
OF Galloway-Evidence that Com
verts an Apparent Street Fight
Into u Brutal and UnprovOked
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What the CLERK Wantad.

Old Pinchem sat in his private Office
the other day figuring up his profits for
May, when his head clerk, looking as
pale rs "A sheep and as red as COW by
turns, entered and began:
"Mr. Pinchem, II"
Have you got those goods off for
KalamazooP' interrupted The old man.
Eyes sir, they are on. Mr.. Pinchem,
| have long"
"And about that order for starchp'
THAT has been attended to, sir Mr..
Pinchem, | have long wanted to speak
to YOU
"Ah! speak to me. Why, | thought
you spoke TO me fifty times day"
Eyes, sir, | know, but this is a pri-
vate matter"
Private? Oh! All! Wait till / see
how much we made on that last 10000
pounds OF soap Six times four are
twenty-four; five times two are ten, aai
two to carry are twelve; three times
seven are twenty-one and one-ah,
well, go ahead; I'll finish this after
wards
"Mr. Pinchcm, have been with you
ten long years"
"Ten, Ell? Long years, ehp Any
longer than any other yearsp Go
ahead"
And | have always tried to do my
duty"
Have, Ell? Go on"
"And now make bold
"Hold on! What is there bold about
itP Bat never mind-Tl II hear you out"
Mr.. Pinchcm, want 20 as -ask-I
want to ask
"Well, why don't you ask thenpI
don't see why you don't ask, il you
want to.
MIR pinchem, | want to ask you for
--for-for--h
You want to ask me for the hand
of my daughter. Ali! Why didn't you
speak right OUT? She's yours my Joy!
Take her and be happy. You might
have had her two years ago if you mad
mentioned it. Go long, now I'm
busy
'Mr. Pinchem."
What, you here yetp Well, what is
Il wanted to ask you for, for"
Didn't / give her TO you, you ras-
cal
YES, but what | wanted to ask YOU
for was, not the hand OF your daugh-
ter, but Tor q raise If salary"
"Oh, that was it, Ell? Well, sir, that
is an entirely different matter, aud it re-
quires time for serious thought and
earnest consultation. Return TO your
work, and some time next fall FL see
about giving you raise Of dollar u
week. Six times four are twenty-four
aud two to carry, and three times"
--DetyOU Free Press.
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County Officers
CHURCHES.

|,AIRO BAPTIST Temperance hall on Tenth
l J street; preaching first aud third sundays IN
each month. II a IN. and 1880 p. m prayer meet
Ing Thursday, 7:30p, m. Sunday school s'3U am
''7 Rev. A. j, HESS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(EPiscops
I Fourteenth street; sunday 700 a. m, Holy
Euchasist; Q 30 a. m, Sunday school l0i5 a. M
Morning prayers; 500 p. IN, evening prayers r
p. Daven port, s. T, X Rector.
J,IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching at 1890 g. H., . p. m, and 1880 p m
Sabbath school at 7:30 p. IN Rev. T. D. shores,
pastor
Z UTHERAN-Th Thirteenth street; services Sab
bath 1880 a. N; Sunday school Up, m. Rev
Knappe, pastor
HEETHODIST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
M Presiding Sabbath 1890 a, m. and p. m.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m; Sunday
School, 9 a. m. Rev. Whitaker, pastor
PRESBYTERIAN Eighth street: preaching on
/ sabbath at II 100 q. m. and 1901 p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1850 p. m; Sunday School
at3p m Rev. b. Y. George, pastor.
CT. JOsEPn's--iRo Roman Catholicl Corner Cross
y and Walnut streets; services Sabbath 1880 g.
A.; Sunday School at Up m; Vespers 3 p m. ser
noes every day atSp. m,
OF. PATRICKS-tRo Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
> street and Washington avenue; services Sab
oath and 10 a. m; yespors p. m. Sunday School
sp m. services every day at p, m Rev Masterson
priest
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Enterprising Druggist.

Mr.. George L. OIIara, the live druggist
of the town, is always up to the times and
ready to meet the demands Of his many
customers. He has just received supply
of that wonderful remedy that is astonlsh.
ing the world by its marvellous cures. DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hay
lever, phthisic, Group, whoopng cough, tick.
ling in the throat, loss of voice, hoarseness
or any affection of the throat and lungs
This remedy positively cures, as thousands
can testify II you do not believe it cal
at his drug store and get a trial bottle free
of cost or regular size bottle for one dol
lar. AS you value your life, give It tra
and be convinced, rs thousands alread,
have been (4)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
TennYson and the Dancing Master.

That is delicious little anecdote
which comes to MS from the Isle OF
Wight. A popular dancing master in
the island who had taught the young
Tennysons was one day crossing to the
mainland in the same steamer with
their mother After q little talk du-
ring which the professor of the light
fantastic" referred in somewhat dis
nal tones to tho success of her hus-
bands poems, this true artist MOURN
fully shook his head for space, and
at last gave utterance to his sad
thought; "Ah, madam" exclaimed he
to the much wondering Mrs. Tennyson.
che may be very fine poet but l
griove to say that any one with an eye
can see that his department was shame
fully neglected in his youth"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-19
The AutOphOue,

Is the cheapest, best, and most compre.
hensive automatic musical instrument ever
brought forth. 1t has 90 notes; C. more
than anyother musical Instrument plays in
3 keys; is simple in construction; 1t can be
played by child-It is absolutely perfect
in its rendition of music, beating Its own
time, while all others require faster OF
slower motion,
Does away with cranks and handles
being played Sy direct action of the bellows
1t plays any kind of music. Both Auto
phone and music are cheaper by far thar
all Others. Send for circular,
Liberal discount to canvassers.
Address, The AUTopHoNE Co,
Ithaca, n. Y.