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The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
THIRD EDITION
REVIVLNG AN OLD SCANDAL.

MRS. RICHARD REALF SUES A
PHILADELPHIA PUBLISHER FOR
LIBEL.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-In the
March number (lS79l Of Lippincott' s
Adg0gins there appeared memoir
OF Richard kealt, the poet, who
committed suicide in San FranciEco
a few years ago. The memoir was
written by Rossiter johnson, and in
the course of the article the writer
speaks very severely OF Realf's wife.
The writer says that Realf was a
man ofsplendid abilities, but he was
utterly ruined by his association
with woman whom he afterward
married in Rochester in 1867.
Realf's death was attributed to the
relentless persecution to which he
was subjected by Mrs. Realf, from
whom IL appears hegot a divorce
and married again. The divorce,
however, was set aside by the Su-
preme Court.
Mrs. Realf, considering that the
allusions to her were grossly de-
faInatory OF her character, brought
suit TO recover $4,000 damages
from J. b. Lippincott " Co., pub
fishers OF the magazine, and the suit
was filed Yesterday in the Court OF
Common Pleas, No. 2.
From the affidavit of Mrs. Realf,
It appears that the specific portions
Of the article to which she takes ex.
ception are those wherein she is ra
ferred TO as degraded woman OF
dlssolute habits and that she pur.
sued her husband as an avenginp
Jury, and that when Realf was about
settling down in New York with
his new wife and children, the firsl
wife made her appearance on Sat-
urday afternoon, "and coolly an
nounced That she had come To STAY"
That was on Saturday afternoon,
and the next day kealf took a dose
oi iandanum tor the purpose OF
making an end of himself, but il
appears he did not take enough. On
Monday he made a second attempt,
which proved successful.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDHEsDAY. Feb. 2.6P.

FLOUR is Inactive, but prices are un.
changed. Sales OF lbJV bOLs, Including
MlnbesuLa exsrssA, at ~ a5 % for mvu aLn
10 choice clear, and ~ S6ssb ~ Tor sLrs IghL
fenLsyI vanla extra family ~ 81 81 Ika5 ~ !,
NesLeIn 10. do., at - 5Ja6 and PaIssuIs al
- 1oas. Rye Flour Is quiet. We quoLe ~
q 75ab.
GAAIN.-There was rather more inquiry
for wheat, and prices eIUsod Ermer. safes
81 sU,U.O Dushels, including IeJecLeu al
tl OAsl " ungraaed red aL 81 I4 abd No. Z
led ~ OIL lo4Al l6 anu NO. led, III eIs-
yator, AT "a 10 J@1., 81 IosS FeO., o. iSzf
March anu ti w April. hye ls wanted
~ y0c. for PennsJ lvAnIa- Corn Is quteI
and steady. sales OF LO,UOU bushe Q, In
cludins yellow, at 53cj steamer nj 0z1zc
aud while Al ole. AT tue cnli board w, w,
0nsneis sold Al oSt<e. for jan, 53sSc. .A'SA< ;
Feo., 544c. for MAIch and 044 Ior a prIl
UaLs are dull anu weak. HAIes OF 5 "
busneis, including white AT 44aa7c., ANT
rejected anu mixed al 441za56c.
The receipts to-day weie as follows: 524
barrels oi nour. "A, Nv bushsis wheat, !,
wv bushels corn, z,uOO busnels oats. ~
| bush. barley. 1856 barrels whiskey.
WHLsKEY was IN demand. $50 bbls. o
Western lron-bonnd sold at sl II pc
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
| MONDAY keb. 7, S p. N.
Beef cattle were In fair demand an
/ prices of good stock were steady. 81
| mead arrived and sold at the differel
yards ~ 65<c. per pound, the latte
rHEEP aere rather dull and prices wer
easier. ll0.OUV head arrived and sol
at the different yards &C 61<a654c., an
lambs At a<eo5<c., per 10.
Hoes were In fafl demand, and price
were higher. 400 head arrived and so.
~ the didersni yards at ~ 77<c., per II
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
THE NEW SEAL

nf the World's Dspensary Association
OF Butf,iO, oi which DIR. X. v. Pierce IL
ptertdsn; consisting OF a hgure Of Aescu.
'aplus, tho FAN r. OF Medicine, SUI.
Mounting the globe, htly symboiisss tn.
"o'l Ii Wide rsp-tatlon gained by tie
aruIiy Inediclues of Dr. Pierce, nov
manufactured BY this Incorporated CON-
pady aud sold IN all parts of the worid.-
Nith mammOuth embellishments, tht
World's Di-pensary aud lnsalid's ii ot.l
~ BuhtiO, ana a cofrespOBdInxly large
branch establishment IA LONDON, this
Association makes medicines Tor the
whole ~oFld-not only tuat but the,
personally sxamlue and treat with specl al
medicines tboaSaBis of cases. A,uoup
ths most celebrated OF the proprietary on
family medicines ars DIR. Piercs's q o den
Medical Discovery great blood
purifier, and DIR. Plercs's Pleasant Put
galiRe Pellets tiittls piiis),-ah Dt
PIeTce's Compound Extract OF SIN ar
Weed for bowel affections, colds an.
painful attacks, as collie, neuralgia, ana
rheum aiism - FavorlLe Prescription fur
ni~hes relief from female weaknesses
aud Kindred diseases. All sold by drug
gusts. feb7 81
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
NEWS FROM HAGERsTowN.

The Committee Of the Water Witch
Fire Company arrived safely Ia Hagers-
town on Monday. In speaking Of their
arrival the Daily News Of that place
says:
The visitors brought with them a
most beautiful testimonial for the Jun
ioTs. 1t was a picture Of each memb Der
Of the Water Witch Company, hand
somely framed In ebony aud gold, aud
is about 81 by 5 feet in size. The exc
Gu len o. The photogi apher's work was
of the finest order, and the frame Is de-
cidedly the handsomest of Its kind we
have ever see. The Junior boys are as
proud OF 1t as mother Is Of her frat
babe. The headquarters OF the com
mittee 10 at the Franklin House.
The committee ON The Water Witch
company were escorted from the Frank
lin House to the JUNIOR Hall by tie
Junior Cornet Band In full uniform.
The Hall was filled with men bers
and visitors, who were present 10 see
the presentation.
The committee were welcomed by II.
A. MeComas, President, In a neat little
address. The presentation was made
by +. J. BAbcock, and was responded
10 by the president and the two vice
presidents.
The testimonial was group Of pict-
ures Of the uniformed members of the
Water Witch Company placed in a
handsome frame Of ebony and gold, and
each picture set In black ground with
the name OF the member printed un-
derneath in goi6.
This was one OF the handsomest and
most appropriate offerings that could
have been given to the company, and
was duly appreciated.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
0enfrat Foreign Aey.
LnNnnn

LONDON, Feb. s,ldl
a Despatch from Rome anro,,.
death OF Cesare Canlu, tha ,N"uhs
anihor ot universal history.
A mass meeting Of miner, at x
onry, Lancashire. has decl',e" f'aa|
Tor an advance of twelve anG G, I'd
cent IA wages. Fifteen thnn. eul \
are out ON strike in yarions a.a n ala4'
lricts. N' olhef q
The British Board Of Trade
Tor the month OF January sho. 'eIup
crease Of f5, 500, 900 IA tie ys'n @ a
ports, and au increase OF f4g ss gSa o. 7
value ofexports as compared Vvo No.. 70 Y
same month last year. "''0 Y
ID the House of Common,,oa
Marquis Of Harrington, S,.c,o,y c,,ay y
India, replying 10 qaes ~" ''.Iy !!
believed The mils,ay In Lax. " 'ldl
universally favor the retel.tln" " :, al,na %
uabaf; but not the ofilcial. ~ "
not yet he said, state The esac. ~ ~ e'
the evacuation Of CandaLar lI i've
stated that the Russian. Inv. hs m Y
cd ten miles beyond Askabag 'u''1
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
LETTER FROM DOVER.
DOVER, February 2, 1881.

DOVER, February z, 1881.
EDITOR GAZETTE Things about
Dover are rather quiet now. No Leg,
islaluIe. No lobby. No strangers.
Quiet everywhere, and we have "a
consult The almanac 10 tell whether II
10 Sunday or not. But before the
storm the calm. So we are waiting
with feeling Of interest, if not OF
dread To know what TO morrow will
bring forth. All, 10 morrow Who
shall see TO morrow? The poor dis
consulate husbands and wives, seek
ing divorces will be back. The plea
ders Tor extra pay, for extra allow
ances for valuable services, every
man with his ak will be here TO NOR
row. Yea, verify. The Delaw are
Western, and the r., W. & B. all viii
be here. by Ihe way the r., w. & b.
men do not look 30 self satisfied as
they did ten days or fortnight ago.
They then thought they had any easy
task before them, aud could succeed
IN defeating the Delaware Western by
throwing dust in the eyes of our lower
county members. They now lind 1t a
more up hill business than they ex-
pected, aud are beginning TO realize
the fact that The will of the people is
not 50 easily set aside and trampled
ON AZ they supposed. Hence their long
laceS aud grave aspect. With New
Castle unanimously and earnestly in
favor, and The loAer counties not op.
posed, and not having any TO opp nc
the ne . road, il is d fiicult to ace that
1t has anything 10 fear. The truth is
u has not, II honesty and fair dealing
rtvall. But we shall ses what we
shall see.
lac capital Hotel will be rebuilt
rpsrdlIy, Tut whether by the owner ar
we lnsurAnc- compsui II not We
Known. some of the { or We hre 10 d
.blbk they Wal save niO. ~ by doing tue
work them. elves.
Ihe IemperaLce people made a very
favorable Impression bufure the L. gis.
latur-. Everything was Ia good last.
aud good Judgement. No extreme vt.ws
wrro advanced, nor harsb Lana guaRe used
we understand Dr. Caidwelfs ycty abIp
address N 10 be- published.
Dr. towlrr In " deliver his popular
lecture OF Great ID, eds OF Great M..5gl
h"re on "Wednesday nl9Aa.s.ess,~@ea,,
tI, uass %, Iun -lsAies.f tt.ea fSaesd many Of
" Orb. S-d seats are already sold. Do-
~ people are noted T. pitron,z og pull
lc ruterI Ianments OF merit. whether
-c(nfs, concert or What not. 80 IN.
Dsctor Is sure OF q full aud apprecIatlve
house.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
THAT .oTHER FELLOW. )"
From Bait. Gazette.

From Bait. Gazette.
The little summer resort below Cape
Henlopen, so Well known To baltimore
people as Rehobolh, has been afflicted
since its birth with a controversy be-
tween Ahe ungodly sinners, who are
always itching to trip 1.-THE light fan
tastic," and the sober Sided Metho-
dists, who objec. to King David S ia
vorite amusement. Unnl lately the
fight between Satan and the saints
aU~been . stubborn one, but the arch
-yrss. has finally won, aud the giddy
waltzers will hereafter be allowed 10
keep time to the enhancing strains OF
Strauss music unmolested. kehoboth
was established as a model religious
watering place, but the world, the
flesh and the other fellow found oul
what really pleasant resort it wal
and have thus finally elbowed tn
..Discipline" out OF The way.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
BODY FOUND.

Early last evening as Emma Jones,
coiofed, was returning into the city
from visit 10 some fiiendon the cause
way she accidentally struck one Of her
feet against bundle. She at once
stoop'd down and examined the bum
die which proved to be the body Of an
iafant. She left the remain where
she had found it and coming on in
town notified officer Thomas of her
discovery. The officer at once went
to the place indicated by the woman,
and found the body. He at once took
i TO the City Hall, and then notified
Coroner WeldiD. The Corouer, a..
sisted by DIR. Springer made an ex-
animation of the body, aud the physi-
clan said that the child was prema-
turely borne Its parents were white.
The body was buried by The Coroner
this morning. No clue has besn. k--e<
as TO who the | arents . aFeceived Sl0,.
..v year, as has bee-lo -
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
VINO ARE BETTER OFF BY hA'
ING BOUGHT PRUDENILf'

Among the drawers OF tbe tenns ~
the nrst capital prize Of slOO wv W., VT
Mr.. ) osrph ssiekal, Of 3lg Graad ''isv2 w,l,
William ,baTgh, N. r.. IA essrs J. H. v"
der, aud n r Boslk, Fort Wayne, Wv, Wv,
and MIS- S q McOashn 62 4th sn''"
Chelsea, VI Ass. AMI.
Among Ins tsnths OF the second ~
tal priza OF 500 OU0 wsio bepj ss "a
pf Brighton, Lislugston county, Ia a.,,..
F u. Phillips. 692 Chestnut street, rs ~.
dslphia. Pa, aud A V Charda'V'"'
Courtiand, Ala. ..,.
Ameng tue large prizes won N WI
others ssut 20 w 8 Rogers, DsHOaa sa
office. Little Rock, ARK, L. Lo5s"f nj
i24l Sth street, N. W, Washington.
u; A. h. Kassing, i4tl 2i avenue ',s
York Eity; Ferdinand Major Iuni'ss N
La, james McDougal, W Mllnl ng'op'
O.; J. }. King, New York CITY. =, ,lI
The DAn - aad addresses are 10, ,,ssl
gwen, ~ fhs Louisiana state LV"
Company only gIves publicity ,n,a, ~haa
aonsenl 4 given. For farther ihvi i'nnir
tion any one can write to M.A'panpYl nj
Jlg Bro .dway, Eow York City
or TO same peTssn nc New Oflr--
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were active and prices MADE
a marked advance. In the last hour
call money on share collateral was
bid up from 8 to 8 per cent and the
general market reacted. Govern
ments were stronger and railway
bonds were firm. Foreign exchange
was dull, but became Hrmer at the
close.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
RED SKINS FRANKS.

Mr.W. u. Eekles, of Silver City, New
Mexico, who is Visiting his parents:near
New Castle, has received n letter from
his brother ,sdaled DaleyvilleA, Arizond
Jau. %, in which the iaLter says that lie
mas ejust learned that the Indians on
Tuesday attacked the surveyors camp
near Good-Site aud killed IL men; they
have also killed two men at Lltendorf's
wells, SIX miles from Shakespeare" Az
butchers, oehurEs earrings rank high In
The trade.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
VALUABLE PAPERS.

The GAZETTE acknowledges the
receipt, from the Historical Society
of the Address on the history Of
the boundaries of the State of Della
ware," by Hon. John w. Houston,
aud Some account of William
Usselinx and Peter Minnet," by
Joseph J. Mickey. The papers
were printed by the Historical So
ciety of Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
DIVORCE IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Feo. o. 1851.
In the Chamber OF Deputies day,
during a debate on M. Naquet's bill for
sue inu oduction Of divorce, NJ. Cazot,
Minister OF Justice admitted that sOme
concession must be made to partizans Vi
di vorce, but said he thought the passage
of q Divorce law would Introduce germs
OF corruption. He said he merely ex.
pressed his personal views. IL was know q
that tue Ministers were divided on the
subjsct. Finally the bill was rejected BY
q vOte Of 26l 10 225.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
-, ~ JOHIl ~ H--7 -
lhfs grand incres7Te. y
aSsmensMsa aSs me n ardl cras Festivities.

IN the UTrsent CITY this year the Mardi
q nAs Carnival occur ~ the close OF Feo-
ruary, auu wall be ce ebraLed with lus-
ual splendor. The Old Gu ard from n, Y.
.nd many ether r mInent military and
civic org anizatio onp viii participate. The
In any lhOus and visitors wIil doubtless. as
souvenirs OF the o ;casloD, purch Ane tick
cts In the Grand Drawing vi he Louisl-
5Ln, and the fufl particulars OF whicn
1Au be nAd BY writing 10 NJ. A. DauI hin,
New York CITY, N. Y. or - the same per
sou at Ne~ Orleans, LA. The winning OF
the SJ0.OOO capital prize Will console any
one for his inability 10 be present,
Is.hA-hI
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
WALKING our TWO HUsDSb
YARDS TO SEA.

LoNo BRAcH, n. j.. February 7.-ln
ice extends more THAI u nils from ss..
aud to'Jay the extraordinary se%
vas Witnessed of people sa'kink =
swo huniFed yards into the sea on ~.
Aboul 10 a IN. stron1 northsassAy
eunent brought the Ice field with ~
oTce against the outer end OF the 60. i.
pier, b.sakIDg In twain several
ron columns. All the heavy matters,
on the sra end OF the pier we're bs,s
moved In expec alton Of further Ssr
age. =
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
CHEAP EMIGRANrFAREs.

PHlLADELPHIA, Feb. I. 1881.
The bsyIvanIa railroad OH Gals %
aounco a further reduction In emlatsa
rates 10 goInto effect tomorrow, Is "
iaw-: From PhiiAuslphia 10 ChlcALA
- 5Oi Cleveland, 81 80; Toledo, -, W
inmhus, S3; CiBeiuna /, So; IndiauAras
- 90 Loairvllil-, 81 90; ~ Lous, W.
Detroit, 4; Kansas Clts, ell 81. Iba
rates are fifty cents higher ont of ss
The Pennsylvania people say they q
continue 10 lower tue hgnres until
Ere folks return To the Old figure uuaa
which they we're given antq1Ai lhlfi
the division Of the business out OF sss
York.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
CARVER DEFEATS SCOTT.
LONDON. Feb. I

ANVNDVNi 4 NUs IVUI'
The pigeon match at Hendon VI
day between DIR. Carver, the Amer
lcan marksman, and Mr.. Scott, Id
champion OF England, each shootiu.
at 100 pigeons, for f200 a side anl
the championship, was won by Df
Carver by four birds, though M
Scott was leading at the lifted
round. The score was :-Caryer,G q
birds; Scott, 62 birds. The betlB.
just before the match was III TO 10 il
favor of Mr.. scott.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
THE NEW RAILWAY.

There evidently will be lively time
IN Council on Thu sday evening over
the proposed new railway out Front
street. The City Railway Company de-
sire the privilege of laying their tracks,
aud the Front aud UnIon streets Com
pany also desire the privilege.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
A BRAVE ENGINEER
ScALDED AND BLINDED BY sxo,
He KEEPS THE TRAIN III
PERIL.
READING, Feb : 10,

AANDED II Y sN0I
NE KEEPS THE TRAIN T
READING, Feb. !, lsI
A thrilling accident took nj.
the East Pennsylvania RaiIra gaS
. 40 O'Clock this noruinp ws,aS
a TINE threatened the drstmr,ia,
the fast line passenger train \, IIj
COCK station, near Topton. n
Train was going east, bound fo,
lentown, and the several rar.
all filled. Between the ahava u
tions the traiu moves very raO,s|
Engineer Frank Althouse. ~
city, had charge OF The loc,mosj
Suddenly the tire OF OILS OF the ~
driving wheels snapped in iva II
IN nn instant the whrcl itssI} \
spilntereds LIS .lAIAs,y pieces Of N
hyIn&zaito tbe cab, where engluJ
aid fireman were seated. Tie \
glneer was hurled from his positll
across the boiler TO the frenad
place.
Inc terrible humping of the !
gine on the rails created the md
intense excitem mt among the "a
sengers as the train proceeded on
its high rate OF speed. One Of /
dying pieces crashed through /
iOotboard, another snapped Of
portion of the machinery, anolh
knocked of several steam pipes lea
ing into the cab aud immediate
the engine was enyeloped IN a clio
of steam and smoke. When the {
gineer recovered he at once lell
way 10 The throttle aud in turn
oil the steam aud applying the a
brakes was badly ssaided abouSd
face, neck, wrists and hands.
stood the painful ordeal MANU-
and after considerable difficulty 81
ceeded ia bringing the uau TO
standstill. The fireman, krameI
this city, was also badly sealdrd,
vote OF thanks was rendered by
passengers. Both of the inl,
men were brought home and an
er engine took the train 10 Al
town.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretjons Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood.
&c, will send a recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. send q self addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAH, Azatton ID
Ne0 York C1V. Mav4-eodD&wly.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09

The report OF the Reg strar Of lAs
Board Of Health shows hat there wed
4O5 deaths Ia Philadelphia last week
an increase vi III over Lbs correspond
ing week Ia 1880, and of3 over k
week ending January z9th, 1sol.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
THE WATER WITCH COM
MITTEE

MITTEE.
John McCafirey, p. j. Blbcock.
A. IL. Stout aud Thomas Dunn, u
committee OF the Water Witch Fire
Company who were appointed 10
present to the Junior Fire Company
Of Hagerstown, aud the United Fire
Company, Of Frederick, Md, the
photograph frames recently .ex-
hlbited ia this city, arrived in
Hagerstown yesterday. They will
probably leave that place to-day Tor
Frederick.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
IN rue COURT HOUSE CELLS.

IN THE COURT HOUSE CELLS.
VIM. q. Guthrie, whose disgusting
crime OF attempted outrage on a little
girl Is we'll known 10 the readers oil
t1e GAzET rE, is now in the Court
House cells, awaiting trial At the pres
cnt terin of Court. IL 10 understood
hat the Grand Jury found q true bill
igainsL him this moruing.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY

| The subscriber, having rented bis farm,
/ Whtre he nos rcsides, = tusted IA Pen
mfie north 81 Summit Bndse. direcly
ou tue road leading to 0iasg W, wiil Sc
ON THURSDAY, EBKUARl 24th, lssI.
AZ 0o'c.Ock, "a. "a, sharp,
His entire personal properly. 10 wit -
Eight HEAD OF HORSES.
No. Lizzie crow, eight wears Old
dark cnthtuut Sorrci. vtIy handsome
gentie H'd Soun can trut Al MINUTES -
ana no beIier driver IN the state.
No, = blliy, coming years old, fifteen
lhtee' very siyl sh, perfectly sound, fear
ieNa OF 10 onolINr, excellent ely 10, and
very prom 10 as "A driver.
no. . Dexter nyo years Old, ~
DIlght Day, Is. Iendid laii, WILh 49,
blh, p3ints. gool driver, sound ~
aud gentle, fIii Bftevn-liiree. A
No. kate. horTeI mare, @ We rs nId
hounu anu grntle. works Kind single or
duabie. A. q excellent brood mare.
NJ. 3.-bay nor e, CharIle. o years O d.
hoana. = Drnken. nae size and Os :,
s,ou oIlNeF- --- ga
In 2, o. Brown marc. ~
~ "Nc-l lLs"a-~ .ora 10 wears old.
a d ahS work mare aud good
brood mare,
No. 7.-Lightfoot, bay msre, 10 ye rs
Old, viii Uo.k any where, sound, good
driver. peri.ctl sale for lady ~ dTtVe.
No. 81 Brown mae, ii ytars old, sound,
No. s.-oNE PAIR OF MULES. s years
old. large clos y u ated. p,Tlect y sound
IN every respect, anu Inferior ~ aone III
the state.
-. = ID HEAD OF CATTLE.
~ a1J Among which are Grade
ASSMCows, all excellent mlikersi
LILY .wo y ar o d Heller, sAcelisni
so, a palr Twin Heiiers. ON year Old,
very hand sume; l Caf eignt months
oldi Ped greed Durn AN Bu /, two years
OIL, quite large, and very nandsomei Is
ine 5hoats, 80 bd stucA: Pvdigrced boar
aud zow. Chester WnHie, eight months
o4d, SOW neavy with pig, very handsome.
FARMING fMPLEMEN -.
Two iron.axie Wagons, In good order;
2 MiIi Wagons, Orchard MagOa, holds
~ Daskets, Twin ~ ar.Ows. new Chilli
ed Piuws. No. 10 . sun IA Corn Flows, p
eutilVaLUfs. large cy Under ro ler. = wheei
rBatA one nsnr new, / buckeye NOW r,
an nAfkef, GAruagi'A ma e; HUosier coru
drills, new, perfect machInesi hioEford
| n H. iinan grain arm, win phosphate
altachIncut, nearly new, = Liinmef IN All
| ITuIL eSapUra or, large furnace, suitable
| tor rendering lard. 1 long iAdder, 10 pea cu
/ ca Tying 50 aud - baskets, | Van W nix 4
| fan. 1 feunOck COrn sheii"f. ncwi grlnd
| stones, z Iarge family carriage. rocka
| way cafrlage, D sets oil piow gears, sell
| VI Nag "a harness, het car hrEehs,new
also, co lars, ufldies, iorks, spades
| snovels, Loes, hedge Knives. peach tree
| tTimmeTE, etsh, Z ain Grad es, hay
| rRgtuKs, / touk htoNe lot Uf huuseb uIt
| anu kilcueu furniture, lot oi DAIRY nix
! IureA, lOL of p4rN, by the pound, Hnt
many other tnlHgH not mentioned thA
| are useful on a farm.
TkRAs --seyen months credit. over 81
w. r. BIGGS.
s. NJ. Enos. Auct ftbt-it.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09
Indieasiens for To-Day.

Warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, vari-
able winds, shifting to sou:herly, falling
barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-09


o. horses, colts, II lar eiat uo2s
1fHA I Berkshire boar, Is mead OF finr
% .nOals. iSi chickens, turkeys.
4kCD~ 4ucks aud geese,
...4a4us inp sInents consisting OF 2
champion mowers, gram driil, / corn
dtIIt, neatly new, 4 rod cutter, gram Ian.
hAy wagon. Iaim wagon, horse Car .
vii elUarruw. roiisr, ptows, bartows, cui-
uvaJOrs aud tner arueits. DAIRY n&tures
eonsihtlng of bucKets pans, cream caas
cLuTnH, xc. GJJ Dashti In oi curu b. The
ousnei, oats by tue busnel. hay ny tns lou,
coTli iodd y the bun1le, VIHvgAr by The
gai4on, = inter II IA 70 acres oi wneAt
sale 10 tofnme ce al a o'clOck, sharp.
FERNS cash. JAMES HOssLN N0En,
inIIn ,strato, Of
Samuel Y. WINS IA, dec d.
Also. on the f0iiowiig day, FRIDAY
February IL, 1881, "a. / o'eioeK y. in., AT
newark depot, tIu 1oiioWIng Persona,
Properly, VIZ: 800 feet hemlsck iumb r.
LJVU T., Ge iIian Aldtng bOJ pine niugte.,
loi oi 10 ards, posts, Gs., lot 0t btu nin
| GUS aud sLbVs coal los of pnDspnAe e aud
suInble bone, / super or Fattb ank's scale,
| Aew; superior Howe scate, new b
auIaiI plA Iutm eai~, IainIIy eaTrlag /
nay press, corLsueiteis, } Single car.
| riage / La ge ON AIDus, 1 sci Uf carl ~ ,
uarness. I0i shares vi Casino NJ ichIng Co
| slock, aud many other articles. erus
| cas- JAMES HUoslA u ER,
| Administrator OF
| Samuel Y, Wilson, decd.
l.. w. Stldham a son. Auctionssrs.
Aewark. Jan Y, nj 2twad