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The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
CITY MARKET HOUSE co.
Annual Meetfng-sptrited Contest
M for Directors.

Annual Meettmg-BptfttS0 C0nte0t
9M for Directors.
The annual meeting OF the City
Second street) Market House company
was held last nlgnt, in the Fame Hose
engine house aud resulted In quite spir-
tied contest for the choice ofa board of
Directors. The fight was between fac
tions known as .he "King, street end"
and the "Market street end, the former
being favorable to closing the market
house earlier in the evening and the lat.
ter opposed. A full vote was cast, but
the "King streeteis" we're laid out by
Two to one. The defeated ticket bore as
candidates for Directors the names Of
Joteph Gould, A. Richardson, ID. Bickta,
J. Sutton, J. Carpenter, r. Booth, VIM.
Clavey, @, Ginder. and J. Gibbons.
The "Market street" ticket, which
proved successful, was as follows:
Directors-George Abele, J. l.. Car
penter, Jr. Richard Booth, John M. Lee,
VIM. Ii. Lee, John II. Joslyn, John B,
Kendall, Peter B. Huested, RObt. An
Lhony.
subsequently, the Directors organized
be electing the following officers:
Piesident-Geo. Adele.
Vice President-P. B. Huested.
SecIetary-John Kendall
Treasurer-Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
AnAnnunl oceurrence.

Every year about this time one reads
in the columns of all the leading news
papers throughout the country . stun
ming announcement that over half q mill
lion dollars will be given away 70 some
persons who shall send el0. e6. e2, or tl to
York City, N. Y, or same person AZ New
Orleans, La. for whole or fractional
part of ticket in the Grand eemt-An~
nual Distribution, to be made on June
ana State Lottery, under the exclusive
management Of Generals @. T. Beaurs-
gard, OF La, and Jubat A.. early, Of Va.
This management pays the Charity Hos
OF dollars for the privilege.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
A Monkey Rum.

There was false alarm of fire about
10 o'clock last evening, to which, as usn-
al, the entire fire department responded
Engines and hose carriages dashed up
Market street, some VI the horses being
on a leadgrun, ald crowd of men and
boys came Aocklng from all directions.
All this trouble and confusion, to say
nothing of the actual expense and wear
and tear of apparatus, was for nothing.
The fire alarm telegraph will put a stop
this monkey run nonsense.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
A warm Afternoon.

The most prominent interrogation
was 'Is'nt it hot" The interroga>
tion was not out Of place for 1t certain
ly was hot in fact 1t was a regular Ju-
iy or August day. The thermometer
varied according to location. At 4o'-
clock the one at the GAZETTE Office,
hanging where the sun could not strike
it, registered 90 degrees. Other places
it varied from 86 to 30 degrees in the
shade. So far as can be ascertained no
one was overcome with the intense
heat,
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NEW ADVEasiGasaa1ENsas.
OFFICE OF STATE TREAsURER,
DOVER. DEL, MAY 10. 1881.

OFFICE OF STATE IHhA1ONHhl I
DOVER, DEL. May 10, 1881. )
Bv virtue Of an Act OF the General
Assembly of the State ef Delaware
passed at Dover at its session OF 1885, do
hereby give notice 10 holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that ehall attend nj uA0
philadelphia National Bank, In the city
of Philadelphia, during the business
hours OF that Bank, on the nrst thre0
secular days of July. A. ID, 1881. pre-
pared to pay or and redeem bonds OF the
said state, of the numbers following
From No. 29l to $50, botn inclusive OF the
denomination OF one thousand dollars
eacn U. the issue OF the bonds Of kaid
state under daie of January l, A. D., 1855
also other bonds OF the said state OF the
numbers following: From No. 10 62s
both Inclusive, of the denomination OF
oHe Thousand dollars each, OF the issue u
the bonds OF the said Blate under date OF
January !, A. D.. 1857; and also other
bonds OF the said State OF the numbers
following: From No. 10 176, both inclu-
sive, of the denomination OF one thous-
and dollars each, of the issue of the bonds
of said State under date of January l. A.
o., 1874 And that from and AFTER the rre.
day OF July, A. D., 1884,. Interest wil
cease TO accrue on the bonds herein
1e ROBERT j. REYNoL W,
yl0-tjyleod
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1t to be in accord, In oil main particulars
with her statement In Court.
At $50 O'Clock Court adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning.

IL 10 De IN accOr0y IN Oil main pertlGuthfD
with her statement In Court.
at $50 O'Clock Court adjourned until
10o'clock this morning.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
Court reassembled at 10 O'Clock, this
morning.
The Court granted further continu-
ance OF the cases against VIM. Miles and
Horace Coulter, col. (known as the riot
cases) and the witnesses were all dis
charged until next term.
Counsellor Turner moved for the dis
charged Of John Callan, who was con-
victed at the February term of selling
liquor without license, and has been
confined In Jail ever since. The motion
was granted.
Dennis Lewis, john Manluff and VIM.
Sess, negro boys, were arranged for en-
rering the grocery store of George w.
Gray, In Wilmington, and stealing 600
cigars, 10 pounds Of chewing tobacco
pounds Of cakes, and 10 pounds of sugar,
Lewis pleaded guilty and the others not
guilty.
Being very small boys, pleas not
guilty were entered for all, and Thomas
ii. Davis, Esq, took charge Of their
cases.
The Guthrie case was then resumed,
with T. Elwood Singley, Of the Gazette
on the stand for the State. He said thai
irwin, in giving his testimony before the
Mayor,at Guthr:e's preliminary hearing
distinctly said that he saw Guthrie take
hold Of the little girl and pull her down
two or three steps. The witness wa:
positive In bis recollection of this testi'
mony, and TOOK Dote Of II at the time
| The State here closed.
The defense In rebuttal, called BsDja-
min Smith to testify In regard TO Irwin'i
testimony before the Mayor, but tho
! State objected to che defense calling fol
testimony now TO support their own wit
nesses.
The objection was sustained by tn,
Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
Tas 9sily Sasstts.
FIRST EDITION.

Yun ENGLISH SPARROW that SEEM
sa 40 hardy and had stood our winters
: 81 y s,obt or nine yerrs, found the last
y, 80 too hard for it and had to sue
.,u,h OF the numerous flocks OF
.ha.e birds that were daily seen about
the oity but few remain, and where
last fall we were accustomed to see
dozens of them upon the ivy, now only
one or two is to be seen.
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LOCAL TAME TABLE.
sAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON

FOR PHILADELPHIA.-l.58 go. $50. TAO,
$40 8.vU, y.l,. 9.56. 1910. l1.53 a. M; IL. 10
AI2.A3 2.03, 2.5O, 4.OU, 6.52, $40, ga, y.6o,
lO.OO D. m. sundays, LOS, 2.2O, S.lO am;
6.OO, o. 6.44. 100, s.55. lv.OO p. M.
Ii.5s =. m. sIs. .4s, 2.Cs. b,S2. S.49 ,. m.
Sundays, Los. 2.2J y. M, o.52 6.44 p. m.
FoR BALTIMoRE.-l2.5l, 2.l2, 7.55, S.SS a.
m. Laos, sI.O4. 4.46, b.30 p. m. sun
days, ls.5l. 2.l2, 1.S5 2; IA. ~ - 80
r. M; 1855, sLO4. 6.6c p, m. Sundays,
i2.6I, 2.I2, 7.b5 "A. IN.
BAJrIMoRE AND In rERMEDIATE Sta
rIoNs. -iz.5l, 8 SS q. m, ls.o6, 4I.5 p. m.
the 4.Ao P. M. train stops at way sta.
Baltimore. Sundays, 1851 a. IN.
PERRYvLLLE AND INTERMEDIATES STA
TIONS --4.33 p. m.
FoR NEW CAsrLE.-8.00 9.s5, a. M; l.uC
.OO. 6,2O, p. IN, No Sunday trains:
HARRINaroN AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TloHs.-s a5 a. M; l.U6. $40 p. IN. NO
bunuay trHInS,
pELhAR AND INDERMEDIATE STATIONS
va, rs'Ss S q. M; l.U5 p. M.
S9h MILAiSGroN d NoRTnERN Il. h.
Inv ,rS,a. q, M; 800. 6.06 p, m. No Sunuas
FOB DELAWARE WEsrERN X. R.-7.It
mn .o'ooa' m.; 5.36 p. m. No Sunday trains.
nA1Ns ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
ION PHILADELPHIA.-l2.4 204 1852.
yo'ooi o.tO u. IN, IL IN; 2.l6, Las, ~k.O2
~ ~ aN. 4.SO AL, 90, 8.i6, $40. S.OO
Sn9, U;ao, lilo p. m. Sundays, l2.43
zVi, ~. oz. IL, lOa. M; Y. ~, lU.45, u.lt
FROM NEW YoRK.-2O4, 222, T.52, 8.S3, ,
m.i i.4b, .l.O2. 4 Il, $40 p m. Sun'
rns, "a. IVA, 2.22, 7.52a. m.
noM "a LrI MOak.-l.53, IA, 30 ll.S5 u
N; tI2.4l zUO, 5.46, SIS, $50 y. IA. Gun
uayss .b5. Ala "a. m. b.46. 6.3S $50 p. m
ION WAsHINGroh.--l.63,'2 Ala. ll.35 n
H., lSAt, 2.UO, s. 46, 6.3S y. IN. sun
lays. LOS, 2l4, q. IN; 6.48, 6.38 p. IN,
EnoA fkRkfVILLE Ualy-9.O6 am.
HvM NEW CASrLE.--S.4S, v.30, "a. M; l2.O
uo.IV. 9uo y. IN. No Sunday trains.
AoA DELAWARE X. H.-S.4S q. w.; &c
o.Oo p. IN. No sunday trains.
aVM WILMINGTON q NORTH ERN Il. X
e;Oe q. M; l2.O5 6.a5 y. m. No Sunda
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-Sd
~ III. 2.lo, y. M. NO sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAV!
rAILADELPHIA-Bro Street Depot
s'Vo, ..3O, ola, 1880, ll.U0. IL As q. m; l.;
c:O $50, 3.5O. 4.30, 6.l5, $40 ~, $40 o..
avu0, LILO p. m. Sundays, 7.O6, $50 a. q
o.vU 500, A.4b, 1000, Il.30 d. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF street static
oniy@l.Ls y. m /; fl2.26 y "a. SUI
oAys, l.ls q M.
Figures marked thus ~ denote u
hnlteo express train.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
A spurious Nobieman I'm Custody,

m
From the N. Y. Sun.
A fraudulent nobleman, who, under
the namc OF the Marquis of Beresford
and other titles, swindled tuft-hunting
Americans all over the country, ar
rived from Utah last evening in charge
of Detective BongeIehten, and was
locked up in the Central Office. He
was brought from that Territory when
trial was pending for passing
forged draft, on petition from the
British Government demanding his
extradition for forgery in London.
Beresford walked out of the Salt Lake
court room while the extradition
papers were being signed.
No sooner was his absence discover
cd than Marshal o O'Shaugnessy leaped
from q window of the court house and
offered $500 reward for his recapture.
One hundred men mounted horses,
\ and, under the lead of Deputy Mar.
shall Walton, recaptured the prisoner
a few miles out of Salt Lake City.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

It was not William Lennon who used
TO keep hotel in this city, as stated In
the Nesos, but John Lemon, who After
wards removed to Newark, and thence to
a farm In the country. He kept the old
Eagle Hotel, at the Southeast corner Of
Front and Madison streets, which was
afterwards converted into the vii. IL
Northern R. R. depot, and Is now devo-
ted TO store and dwelling purposes. The
old "Ragle" was q popular hostelrie in
dnte-beilun days.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

Nearly one-third of the supposed
killed fruit buds of an orchard of
1000 peach trees belonging to Mr..
Conlan of Talbot County Maryland, 4,
have blossomed, and Mr.. Conlan is
unhappy. After examination of his
trees, some weeks ago, he offered to
sell the entire crop tor $5, believing
it to valueless. Mr.. McCaffrey, a
blacksmith, promptly accepted the
offer, had the crop transferred In le-
gal form, and stubbornly refuses any
offer on the part of Mr.. Conlan.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

Colonel MCDANIEL, the celeb ated
Proprietor Of Stony Brook Stud Farm
Princeton, N. j.. says; IL hardly thin h
io1 much can he said in praise OF thlA
in yaiuable medicine for he horse (Lie-
0g COS Al icated Extract of Witch
Hszel.) should dviSe all horsemen t
keep IL constantly on hand" 1t quickly
cures over strain, woutds, ,infiam nations
and most OF the eommoner atlmt nts ol
the horse. Also cares crown scab Poll
Evil Injury fro pressure OF the Glrtn
RheumaLism, Harness Calls, Iuflsmed
Tendlnous Sneaths. &c. Depot so Maiden
Lane. New York. Sold In fitty cents and
dollar sizes. Reduced rates by the hall
gallon or gallon. Beware of worthless
imita, ions. may9-6t
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Garfield Showing Fight.
INSISTING ON HIS DEMAND THAT
THE SENATE SHALL ACT AT
ONCE.


COnfirmed-Repub Denunci-
atfOns of the President-Stanley
Matthews, Case Considered.
WAsttINeroN. Nav 1.-THE Presi-
dem. will not withdraw kobertsDn's
name or. as Gov. Foster nuts II TO night
Garfield st;cks The RESPONSES from
ths con,,t,v ana from MANY Senators
too. were Immediate and unanimous re-
snectino the n or osed Punch and judy
transter of Robertson and Chandler.
| Had II not been that Gov. Foster autho-
rizod the statement that the President
conteu mated sucb action. the 1umor
wonId i ave bren nassed "a TOO atsurb
"a IN eause even smile The idea wac
fret wsfie ed dcwn To the White House
from tha Wine Mountains. and was a
inint nrodnclion NJ the Senator who
once niorosed to unite the waters of the
Cav Of Fuudy aud Uudson's Bav. that
the temperstn1e of each mipbt he eoual-
lied and of The asrnte Rollins. The
fact is that MIR. Cbandler's friends have
,ansed the story tu he eircu lated that
unless Mr.. Cbandler's nomination for
SnIicitor- General il confirmed he will
cause the New Hamnshire LEGISLATURE
to send him 10 the Senate
~ Az r nllir . orccassor Mr. Rollins
has heen in a frame of mind ever since.
ga s,are that Cbandlar will he rejected.
md q occnrrad m h,,o that fine nronos.
od comnrn,n;so ,uonId ha an oxceliant
ides His coIIeanne M Rjair nronos.
ad II 10 th,. cauc,,s md to the President.
md tha Pras;dani cansed Ar RIair ~
infar hat tha YJan would ina can't a
nna Rnt ,gbar ,ha prssidant wos cal.
la an IoNdav ha uos varv short sbarn
"a .1aro,,,torv
n ,s,..s Ia .ho, tho c.n.,s had od
;o,r,,,d rvith ,bs hona thst The prasrsen,
,;aLt "a dIsnnead ~ oaw ,hat ha mo,
a;e' IL, aI''y,,,,, Iar,,,onu
nTauS rSuS .o.;,Io'', ,an,iaI that a Ala no
~ o ~ har,mo~p n,,,d wa ho annidod /;
~, ,',,a+',.,, -; n,t'a,,so,, ,yas %, q,
Sne .'' ~ oo IL osI,o,
uPon, az , a. one9' ,,ha.a';,o ~ o ' Poh
'.,sn,,;s 80 I'd be ramIied that !
80 s,-Si.at-slsd or,oa e., oII H.
T .n,s ms"s eioatIna '.nId a. not ha WITH
Inio mha Sano,a n,,nht nfrn,
ua;a". :. hn+ ,'ha,a1ar MS Jona m,
pJos;don, won,ad ANA ~ onca r.
80, Sno,ra 80 T., Ja.aa;r TJho,a !;
usnS t's- 20, i,a - - to Ill a.,
- e.uo,,s ruIa IRIS will he don,
osnS, Il '[,,ir'',,v anI q, - NO, at al
pJ,vt,Iy ~, I',soa Robe,tsnn nav as -.
'iAS nis honJs '"rs readv ssrIv next waek m,
pt''; n,s oouu - ,Io.t 80 - ,1.'.s,I 80 a,,o,,,r
aaoom,Ii.h I'is h" prss;Jant i
w w, wt,Iipa 10 ,et the Sanata or on in II
nv n 1a a. ~ has . 'b hse,' assn,sd over M an ~
: @ ouar "sain lat at tI,a nroner lime ib
j. on,;ns,io, nouIS he tabep mn and cor
p Go'nad Hs nss hesn toId thai the n,
Z nnon,, nf,ba confir,ratiop ~ Rohsr
: ~, ,s,lS =, ha ahia 70 ,,raven, oc,;or
I0u moiu Sa s ius,st. " ndan ~ ,hraS,s ~ ~
Atu.,n ~, ~ LEI u, ,ha, ,h,s .,aars ~
!. III, 10 80 ~ re NV and a. hi
. t;n'a 80 ,b., ba can ssv ,hsi ba hos wn,
, H., ,o,v - nv.r NJ Co;Llin1 w.
"Tbers is a fItnre' however - said
senator
! Gartiald Ia to-niobt tho most distrnsta
: ond das,,isod n,on in Wesh;not,n San,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

The tobacco monopoly IN France
weighs heaviest upon the poor man.
The profits drawn from fine Havana
cigars amout to only 81 per cent. of
their value, but those squeezed out
of ordinary smoking Tobacco amount to
697 per cent, and on ordinary snuff
to 65s per cent. The cheapest smoking
tobacco costs there over q dollar a
pound. Bismarck is now trying to
introduce a similar system III Ger
many, and the contest awakened by it
overshadews in some places all other
issues.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

The National Hotel property, on
Water street, near French, adj lcent
TO ne United States Hotel, will be
sold at public sale, by ]. T. Heald,
on saturday afternoon, at four
O'clJck, on the premises. The pro-
erty Is we'll located, in good condi-
tion, and is bound to increase In value
after the construction Of the new de-
pot.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
A workman Injured.

Yesterday afternoon, while q
workman engaged upon the new ad-
dition to Bowers, Dure & Co.'s car
works, was accidentally struck upon
the head with a sledge hammer while
ascending o ladder. He fell to the
ground and when picked up it was
found that his head was badly cut. -
He was taken to his home and medl
cal aid summoned.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

AOfall sad words of tongue OF pen,
Tue saddest are these, at might have
BEEN"
The above quotation was forcibiy
brought 10 mind the other day by hear:
ing d young lady remark that she would
not now be dying with Consumption II
she had taken Sine's Syrup of Tar,
wild Cherry and HOrehOund, IN
No, inber last, ana cured her cola, as o
friend OF hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
Drowned yNhiIe Bathine.
,ecia, Despatch to the Press.

Specia. DespaLch 20 the Press.
LOCK HAVEN, May 11.-Te ch q
9 year old son Of ID. IL. M. Fredericks,
Teller of the First National Bank, Vas
drowned about o'clock to-day while
bathing in the river near this city
His body has been recovered.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
nEATIfa.

McCUsKER.-On the 10th inst, Charles
McCusker, son Of Daniel and Martha
McCusker, aged years. months and
10 days.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No ZIG W.
O'Clock, TO proceed to the old CatholiG
cemetery. mayll-zl%
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

Lightship, No. AZ, just completed
by the Pusey & Jones Company, leaves
this city tomorrow for Trinity Shoals,
off the coast of Louisiana, where she
will be stationed. The Light House
tender Pansy will take her out.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Apr. 15--d u w-3 m.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
city HaIIYard.

The work al Deautlfying the City Hall
yard still continues.
A large number Of handsome flower
plants lave been artist cally arranged in
the two large centre beds, aud two
stands have been erected on each side
of the walk.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

THE world continues to moves and
slowly but surely the women are st-
curing their rights, tor which they
have been so long and so loudly
clamoring. Indiana now wheeis
INTO line, her encouragement hav-
;no inst rendered an opinion under I
which GOV. Porter is appointing wo-
men TO the office of notaries public
and commissioners OF deeds.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

GUILTY.-Anvbody recommending a
soothing remedy for children contaiuipg
opium In any form is guilty of doing
harm. DIR. Bulls Baby Syrnp is war
ran ted not to contain opIates and there
fore should be widely recommended.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
A Count working ON the railroad

Among . gang OF about nifty Italians
New York, Ontario and Western railway
h = Amagni1cent looking fellow Francisco
Cavallo, n genuine Count who was BAN
isned for political intrigue, He is
highly educated and his fellow laborerl
treat him with much Difference.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

slseplessness: il his is dangerous in an
aauit, IL is deadly in early childhood.
DR.. Buli's Baby syrup will always assist
in co ufortIug the baby without stupefy-
ins IL. Price only 20 cents u bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
ANeR Addition.

In order 10 accommodate their increas
ing business, Bowers, Dure s. Co., are
building an addition to their already
large car works, of so by 102 feet. The
new addition will We of frame.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12
may12eodlw.

NoTICF.-Dr. khBe's GreaB Nerve
tSesforer il she marvel of The age for ali
Nerve Diaeases. All bts stnnnr'i nee:-
send 70 y3I Arch Street; PhilP telphia,
as...s.I saasA. ost 2O-lS
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

Mems fine Marseilles Vests slis ht-
ly damaged at Sl.00, former price,
$3.50 at the Boston One Price Cloth
ing House. mayl2 eodlw.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

White Vests for Boys from 10 to
I6 years, so cents each at the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market street.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-12

Figures marked thus ~ denote the
limited express train.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08

advertisement short
deiPba 1t
prominence TO TINS
reuter- York house
purchased the
Stock oil Cashmercs and fine in ""e
IL H. c. PANCAKE, ESQ. ROME WEST Va.
pEsE SIR THE Black Cashmcrcs by YOU and which VIZ
and
% secpamd to you witt, tn greatest confidence been
W % extra weight double warps in the manufacture finest
Eyes alone ndsomel
blacks and N every particular their that G
uresl
b nnmps are You will fabric texture fine and
nnish and what piece these %
aumet aris - NV i""'O" i!'r "oW'
both OF these lands Ctshmrs
import them especially ousca
goods
last year these
we have opened
au,ut same as last prices also Tin Ftun Cans
Invent
ves. ecoh-
open IN
Ch'sur Canned Goods
some mSe we have kept before. Call d hcm.
Fly ' '"eso ""'P'' I 'N'''S anu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08
TWICE A YEAR.
Friday, July l, 1881.

Our credit business is Gem
Quoted on the + months plan our capital is
not large enough to admit of longer time
Every account on our books is due to-day
and we hope all will make arrangements
to settle promptly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08

sentatiyes. SEM messages of Goa do
lence TO President Garfield.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08

Destructive Firo in Frederick, Md
The large and substantially built
stono barn owned bF Jacob r. Car.
man, and located about two miles
from Frederick. was destroyed by fire
ou Tuesday afternoon last. IFS con-
tents. comprising three valuable colts.
nearly 80 tons Of hav. obort 100
bushels of wheat, wagons and a4ri
cultural implements, besides a mum,
Der Of outbu5ldiugs. were also wholly
consumed. The farm was tonautcd
by Wesley Croogor Loss between
three thou7aud dollars and four thou.
sand dollars, partly covered by iusu-
rance OF two thousand dollars in the
Frederick County Mutual Company.
4 prominent wool grover Of Ohio.
advises producers % bold their clips
for ninety days, az tie end OF which
timo De thinks they viii rel'izo fair
prices, ic tic producers throughout the
country generally remain Grm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-20
THE CITY.
Friday Egezins, May. 20. InsI.
LEnaER LINES.

Golden hams. Lytle & Shields.
The agricultural fair opens Tuesday
next.
LEDGER job printing ofics, 10 Mad
ison street.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 90
Main street.
Telephone Adler & Bro. fov boots,
shoes and slippers.
From 50 to 70 was the range Of
temperature yesterday.
Real turtle soup at Fritz Georges,
Ii Court, tomorrow.
Lytle & Shields can supply their
customers with cooking oil.
Flies begin to bite and annoy both
the bipOd and the ~quadruped.
The "Copquering Chicks" is the
way they are called at New Orleans.
Telephone Haherling, Isl Second.
for rubber stamps, stencils and seals.
Fresh country eggs, l0c per doz.
6. L. Moore Il Co., fernando and
Yanso.
Blank notes, printed on fine paper
and good style, for sale at the LEDGE
Office.
The flashes of the lightning bug ar,
seen numerously during evening"
hours.
Three temperance associations il
this city are to install officers to-nigh
at 1872 Main street.
Refined cooking oil (substitute 70
lard) at S. L. Moore & Co., corne
Hernando and Vance. d.
Persian insect powder is not poison
GUS, yet sure death to all insects
Fahleu & Kleinschmidt import it.