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pEoPosALs FOR GRADING. :
OFFICE OF THE STREET oonnIss1orrp ,
NO. 81 East Sixth Street,.

NO. 81 East sixth street.
WILMIHoroN. DEL, July q, 1851.
bee eaied ab ps9g9saiS Will bs recelysd in the
fol- grading the bed Of Front street tree isSos. Ss,.
tween DUPONT and Scott streets. Partie.
bidding will please state the price mar
cubic ard, single measurernenf.the prloa
per cubic yard to include the cost 81 res
moving moving tne mscadsmizing. taking and
squares that the street. om%istons9r snsr ms -four
direct. and replacing the Tnacadamisinx
In good and workmanlike manner. -
that the street wi be In . good Condition
for horses TO travel over. The Work
must be completed within ten days ffom
Council for every day thereafter The
OF Wilmington the sum OF ten dollars psr
day. The work must be done under the
direction and supervision or the street
Comm1ssioner. and must be approyed by
him before II VIII be accepted BY the
sum OF one hundred dollars must a.
company each proposal for the good faith
Of the bidder and the person or persons
10 whom the contract may be aWarded
must give bond with security in the
sum ofhve hundred dollars for the faith
inl performances or the contract. The
fight TO reject any bid that they do not
tnink u Will be 70 the interest OF the city
W accept, All bids must be properly
signed. sealed and endorsed ssFroposais
ior Grading.' Any further ipfcrmafion
ana. may pc desired will be furnished on
appiication 70 I r. LYNCH,
mitJee h r. TfsW TsTTH 49,
July 2St. M Chairm.,
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DIR. HAYD0CK,a
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Vo~Aa CoATEDJ
ONE sslL1 II A DOsE
0Nk FILL II n n0~.
ONE PILL q mo..
EACH vIALconTArxs TWENTY ,,,.s
One PHI . Dose. FALta
fBICn TWENrY-rIvU C.,
FOR SALE BY ALL IRJ6uI.r,
.0AUrI0N.-Nons are rsnu,ns ~
Signature Of tLLEH H4YnsCve anteas The
Zach vlAtof Pills. Every Pin.' 'eErounds
vo@ted. u your urusg Ist d. ~. - sugar
| tnem We will mali them d. ~ Keep
for ei.w. Buy at ones. DO NJ. ddtye dNy,e viaIs
\, Th..e 'n Pills are an absolute eur. -. ;. !.
grnppie with disease a. n nm They
snd ROOT u out Of the patient's WI .n Inssd,
onoe. 1hey lortiIy The bodv sxtsm systsm Il
~ IN AL Iorms Of sudden sffsnSss Ul1-
i MA msti: 4 .na enable I'll 70 brsys sSa sSae
One vial. Of NJ. HAYCocT mo sno iqrssts
PILLS relieves ths enIirs sv.,snw Lrvnl
new new Sloo6 sniivsns the sDr.s and ssS. a,Ss
BOUNDING THROUGH 4Hs u : vr,,.7 80
oasa ssnG snG fpr :. shls inestimabls msdioias !,
Hesitation and delay ara r,,,, IN"
another forin o suioids xhsn % nn4cnins en- BY.
n nemeo 81 hand 20 cure sick ~ s,'stsveA nsveA
Aaks llssAse In time aud Won vssn,nluy. vs,l
sAscA many days 81 useless misery. %
Dr, Naydook's Now Live, o,n.
Are Inc tue grains ana esssnc. - suso
mo tns graatsst blessing M .cssnA cssa,A
usS given 70 the world. seaence
ALL OVER Thls VAST COUNTRY
TIE PEOPLE Know rurr,
rnoPLg USE THENf A
TIE PEOPLE PAAIsR rrrs
what hundreda Of letter. ~ 49,. u
tienn ~. over the habitabie slShn. m pa
I'll Ipr; rna nayydocs, " 81 NJ y9as new Liver Pm b..
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After snnsling tortures nom h,,,,..
none NJ. sny I'VE o. & your New Liver Piils cured S
Tnan s4Docor. Ny headache hss ,sx
me. SEND me another Vial 10 kespI,,ns
Our doctors treated mo for cbron,o 49,.
stigAcion, ~ they called it, and Al isa.
3 sTc y. M ~ w. ~ incurabls.- Your New Lave
had 40 appetite; DR.. Raydock, 4, Nav =
Liyer Piiis gave me hearty one. ~"
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Dr; Aaydock has cured my headsebs
lysye hall Of one OF your pills n nv
babe for cholera morbus Thadear vonnyy
lining got well In q day, sSs"s p
~ nausea Of : morning y now cured
asd no more headaches.
Pills cured me OF terrible nsursisis Ais% sns
patns In the head. sna
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. Send me Ave Walls Of your New Liver
Doctor, my biIionsness and hsadaehs
For all Diseases ef the Kidneys. Rattan.
Ign ;,4n Of Uiine. Dr. Haydock,s New Iyu
Iausts s liz f. perfect cure. One PHI will
!, FOR Female Diseases, Nervous Prostra.
ION, weakness. General LAS sltude. Wand
y Appetite and 6ick Headache, IN. Hsy.
.1Sn. ,SSn,ns lev Liver Pills will be found an
They are universal In their effects. and
cure can almost always be guarsntsed.
HAYDOCK q Gu. -
nov22eodAwly. "Platt 81. NY
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GulrzAu, st isstAtsd. ssy. 18th. st.,.
warss willhks iears Of him ," Hs q
certainly AiStaksn. The stslvsrts
hsve no control evsr him, and are mot
hksly TO- have. What might have
pssn tbs yeepl5 had the Presidents been
killed ct opcs It is hard to imagine
, but We don't believe this wretsbed
criminal Sosid have received their pro.
ssction even then. There 10 no rroba.
bdiity thatasnsene Influenced him to
DO the hWnf Hork,hs attempted, but
me evn ouas the conception Of his
own disordersd brain.
Tho Life Of the PresfdSnt IL stilI sus.
pended - thspabalance. IT, in not
within tHsdSality Srshs msSt Cskirful
and experisneed physician to tell what
wm b tAe resplt But heps il now
sfreng iP he Presidents recovery .,u ,!
and The natidn Is more at ease tt,-dsy
than II w yesterday. oS'5r
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Did Guitsaa Abolish the Presi.
aGlX deneyf

u (
laai8 deneyf
The Tribune describes the murder.
ous attempt OF an assassin on the life
OF the President a. q elbow at repub.
licanism. A elbow at republican
ism that dastardly crime undoubtedly :
a, but our Republican contemporary
bsiittlss the nature and the conse-
quences Of the blow as completely ss
u misapprehends the force by which
the blow wAs really delivered when it
describes the pistol Of Guiteau as
having shattered the simple repub-
s'lican manner of life which the Gus.
tom of nearly q century has pre-
"scribed for the Chief Magistrate of
sthe United States"
Tho notion of the Tribune Ia that
Presidents of the United States must
hereafter surround themselves with
the forms and ceremonies of European
courts, travel about the country with
an escort and make the White House
- inaccessible by thespeople in general
a. palace. II the pistol of Guiteau
has made all this necessary. the re-
public must have been dead before he
dred 1T. II the person of an American
President Is henceforth thus to be
1hedged" by the armed state of an
European king, Guiteau will pass into
history as the jackal of an American
Cesar. Something of course must be
pardoned to the first excitement of |
politicians who believe In s'strong |
governments" under the stress of a |
piece Of news so startling and terrible |
g that which sh ,cksd the country on |
last. But it is precisely |
these friends of strong governments
who have put Presidents of the United
states in personal peril of their lives.
and Presidents Of the United States
must be protected in the future, not by
surrounding themselves with the forms
II strong governments, but by a return
IN the part Of the American people to
'he principles and the practices of free
governments. No government has
rome SO far in the direction to which
ne Tribune points as the governments
u Russia. Is the Tribune of the
'pinion that the forms of courts aud
.uaids have made the life of Russian
Jar either safe or agreeable? Thanks
Q the teachings Of the Tribune and
+ the party which it represents, the
United States have come to be gov
rned within the last twenty years by
monstrous political MONOPOLY opera.
ing through the forms not Of the
american Constitution but Of the
'spoils system" Upon the President
g the fountain Of the spoils, the greedy
ttention of all the political traaps in
he country, high ard low, has been |
concentrated and fastened. Now that
political tramp has fired a pistol at
President, the Tribune flies in terror
the conclusion that we must trans.
orm our Presidents into kings or en- ,,
errors. The masculine common-sense ..
I the country win seek safety in quite :
mother direction by abolishing the
spoils system'' and Transforming
10 political tIamps, high and low,
ITO decent and honest citizens.
:. World. -
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Y EaIsTEn's ORDER.
REoisTEh's oBvIox,

RE0IsTER's OBYIcF,
NeW Castle county, April q 1, 1881.
| Upon the application OF Mary Mulrine
Exeoutrix OF James Murine, late nj
Wilmington Hundred, In said county.
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by III,
hexisfer that the Administ rator aforesaid
glve notice OF the granting OF letters
IestamentAry upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
q, py causing ad vertisenents u be post-
60 within forty days from the date OF such
iette RS, In six Of the most public places oj
the county OF New Castle, requirlng ali
persons having demands against lhe es'
tste 70 present the same or abide bv an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
PROVIDED. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period II, the
WtLmIEGTon GAZETTE, a newspsp peruub-
ished In Wilmington, and TO be oontin-
ueu therein three weeks, ie o d..
<.~, Given under the hand and seal
Il. 3. OF off1oe OF the Register aforesaid.
N-~' at Wilmington In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and wear ahove
written. b. y. BlIGH. KegisLer.
-, NOTICE-
Al pofschs Having ciAinIB against the
estate Of the deceased must pregent .he
same duly attested TO the Exeoutrir
on or before April 23d, 1882, or abide ti,e
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. her 1 -
Address-Wilmington Del,
June8-3weod
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President Garfield is fortunate in hav.
Ing his sick room so completely atten-
deds BY anxious and. sincere friends.
For no man has there ever ascended a
more universal prayer from the people
for recovery. Should he recover who
will dare deny that the prayers OF the
church and the people have not been
answered?
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pRoPesALs FOR FUEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL

WILMINGTON. DEL. June 18th, 1881. ],
Sealed proposals win be received by the
chairman en- Of the COMMITTEES on Fuel Al
July 7th, 1881, ct i've O'Clock 3. m.
with abont hve hundred tons more I1s orsiess
q schuy1kili coal, stove ana brok en-.
.s Aiso ABOUT thirty ords Of wood, oak and
thoroughly screened. 2240 pounds 70 the
ton. Wood 70 to cut In three len xths
AID spill, ready for use. All iuel 70 -
aenvered IN the cellars Of school build
Committee. ALLEN HIfTH
jezp-2t. Chairmsr
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no kings here to oppress tho psople
and no righteous man can approve of
assassination. Newport was dis
graeed on the Fourth By these peo-
pie.
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NATIONAL WnALTx.-The immen.e
ssf7gpaassuu during the firsl
ssatuEy Of NSeaiSesnes OF che gov
ssnnsnt of the United States cauno,
- rsAscesd on without producing a
fssAin6s2 sirpiaihs . and wonder and
The ndfAAf inQpisy + = 10 what it win
- at tthss sErszAtisn6 Of the second
esntuU afi ~ Ssxistanpsss OF the Union.
A. id6pe5ds AZ the Consultation
And ~ formation ofTthe Union the
popalsisass bssasd In round mum
bsn ssDrt ttSss niinonz and in The
suoosedA hunAssd years Il has in
ersassd 70 dfty milliona At anything !
hhs thA ssps sAtio " inereass, in one
hundrtd ysast more tho whole vast
tsrritoEy that II claimed BY the United
btafss viii be thickly settled and form
the most nuEsPous cisiIissd govern
nsnt In the world. As with popula.
ton comes wealth ,itss riches NAV be
inealealabls. Affskdy Il Aexcels most
Of tho petiops o iustu revenue. This is
snowni1A NSsas'uambss sf Harper.
AseaFns in an article by Mrs. T. M.
coan. y II sivsd sn . estimate Of the
wealth " shs Unitsdj stases i'm com- |
parisca sith ehss ofothsr statss., The
United Kiegdam Of Great Britain and |
ireland % had the LIST with q capital Of |
~, 400 0Jo, 700, With an annual nm aver |
age income psf inhabitant Of s1e5. |
France has the second plaes In point
Of capital osse, 200, ,OoO, 600, but in the |
fourth In the matter Of average in |
coma, Sl25. The capital of the
United States is ssS,eoe, ,oeO, 900 /; the
average ineons' e1e5. Germany has
"a 'eo0, oo9IDoo Of capital, with aver. |
ags inconslef ss57. The Low conn.
tries haves31 sl4O, 900, 900 capital, $3.50
OF average income. Russia has but
VI, 900, ,ooo 900 Of valuables. The
annual accumalation Of new wealth il |
IN the unitsd Kingdom sa2b, ,0Oo, 600:
N Francsds is sszn, ,ooe, 900 !; in
9ssmanyc tap0, ,ooo, 900; and in the
unltsd States, sss5, 900, 900. In the
Last decade We have added more to
our wealth than thSi luspital osalae Of
Italy or SPAIN With their accumulated
inhsritanSss q 1000 years. Every
son sets SySD our people better of |
y =. 800 0oq Shan on the day bsfors. |
Ihs contrast between England, for
example, and Itslyo osalh sttsation to |
ne impofsans fAst that but little Of
mans labor surviy6s0 him. Ot cO.It
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Nr. Ceuh,,,, h,. NJ. -, |.

M. Csphlins has bsen heard from.
and hs apseks confidently Of the hiab
standing and ability Of tho Vice Presi.
dent sh6dldcit become necessary "a,
him to tkksths oath of office a lPtesi.
dent. Mo Qonkling says Mr.. Arthu,
= "upFght hEnye and abundantly abls
70 dissta = me idatiss 81 the once. ),
Should Tho Prssidsnt dc the peopl.
win Kasstotlks MI. loenklina,s word
on t'ztDdmp~tsntl rsstsrs But Mr..
Arthaf ~ bespc given ysry different
eharaotcr by The New York Iri5un1
snd zt9sas and other abls, Republican
jesrds,E Il Is hoped, however. M.
Asshsf xIhitsmAsa' the occupant fof
shs Vice Presidents char in the Sem
- during ths rsnsindsr Of his term.
~ y d
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REGIsrER's 0RDER.

HKoIsTKR's OFFIuK
New Castle Co.. June 9th, 1881.
Upon the application OF Fran ois Barry.
administrator OF Homer harry, nj
Wilmington Hd,, In said county.
.heeeased, II is ordered and directed by
tns hegister that the Administrator afore-
saAM 9lve notice OF the granting OF letters
~ Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF oranting thera.
y, " causing gadvertisemelits u 10 be postsS
Within iorty days from the date q, mas
letters, In SIX OF the most public places az
the county of New Castle, requirinF All
Persons having demands against the e.
Ats 70 present the same or abide by An
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
prc vlued. And also cause the same to ~
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, q aneWspApar pub.
isbed In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, 9. o, d,
49,, Given under the hand and s.al
u. y. OF ONCE OF the Register aforessid
" Wilmington, In New Castis
,ounty Aforesaid, the day and year ab0ys
written. =. Q. BlGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
STATE OF the deceased must present the
saine duly attested 10 the Administrator.
n N OF before June 9th, 1852. or abide
s sne apt oi Assembly In such case made
81. FRANCIS BARRY,
=, Address Easton, Nd, or
v. DnP9nt, ESQ, Atty, Wilmington, Del.
s--.- !. - " o<.-
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N0TICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
neeeorer 10 the marvel sf the age for ali
se7e 70 ssl Arch .-stresti ,Phils sasiphia,
on 2D-ly
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AZ sraHss aHssPH3HEvAH15 HHvlHfg5e 1NSp 1NS5F9s'sfs!SSle FS9S'.fISl
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IN QRAFE fQEEkH HRiCTEp
&fY &flAH5ss 81 iMaard5ss q Has
~ MasssnAA 4. q sZan 1. AZ 6, e A shs osnsnl
tled, Gan sct auIhorislns the Mayor and
Council Of Wilmington 70 levy and collect
t.1s. e. unsSn !sy tsls65aIh pole, sfsctsd With.
mington snsil Ssss 'poESf "a authority
to levy and c0lleot t0Aee upon al telS-
graph poles erected within tho limits OF
the city OF Wilmington. and the City
1San'f %:as u fTs & sss eSd GA ss
o,s: SO sSz rs assss "a = ss,;ssRh
refuse - negisst 70 pay The tAxse thGi
e i .S h.ss :as R:; sS' .sn:y o
the same % 10 removed, and may dnsti.
tute salt 20 Seeoyer the amount Of taxes
20 levied Aqd the expenses incident to
the removal Of such polse" Therefore,,
Bs9 OrddlNsd ~ ~ CIV cSssssis u Nss.
& ~. .ess S S.1. sns .s s: s e
levied and collected upon Ali telegraph
p0le4 now sfectsd and that hereafter may
De erected within the limits Of the oily Qf
oolIsa omlI%ilmg'Sr; loF ySSarly city yt s.1 @ one
The teI herein crsstsd ihaIi b isyisd snd
coileeied p the Oity Auditor. In case
any Of the owners or leesees Of any tsls-
graph Poles shall neglect or refuse to pay
the TAX herehy authorized TO be levied
and collected upol such telegraph poles,
II shall be the duty Of she Cfty AUDITOR % |
certify such neglect or refusal 70 the CITY
Council Of said city. and the said City
Conncii may authofixe the Street Com |
% remove such poles and may
cause salt TO be ipsu uted against such |
owners OF lessees for the amount Of the |
taxes levied and unpaid, and for all inci. |
dental expenses 70 the removal sf any |
.uch pole or poles, The tab hsrein cYee- |
.ed shall % payable during the month Of |
Passsd st City Hail July !, 1881.
HARRY 6HARPLEY,
=. President Of Uity Council.
Attost: E. b. ERAEER, Clerk. jy2-2t.
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a MHsTIxa of salihilist., NJ. !

= NHs4us. cfSttihilista, sas held IN
MsvPsEkR Raads 1sltnA on the 4.h Of
July; ana spssehss made in favor of
aanAssisation that should ahock anv
soanunity IN this country. Com
aanasa And Nihilish should f,nd No
paees N this broad land. There are
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LAWNS.

A fns line Of American Lawns,
in the latest styles and eolorlngs, at
!2i. tse
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aOrTCrs.

dividend.
NATIONAL BANK wILxrnoTon ANpl
BnAuDYWIMD,
Wilmington, Del. July Z. lo0.
The Board Of Directoru have this day
declared = dividend OF six per cent, for
the last sig months, payable ON demand.
GEORGE W. SPARKS,
Jy b-6t. CAshier.
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TAnLATANs.

White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers. s7e i-'
II w. M. KENNARD & CO.,
e9s -ln@at 621 Market 1t.
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WnA1R.nAHs AULIds.aissl.


THD1rds1asut No. tresesd easy dur
Ing ~ rsss twsnfy.f6uf hours, and
ths Phy1lesaAne Ane eFDesas greater cons.
dsncsin n,hisrspovorys aNousymptoms
bad ~ ensSAish nindisated the pres.
snos cspstisenat u. oomphoation
which NJ attending physician. have
most ArAdad. ,0aq ths ooontfary, the
indioseicasswses shAk shsrs was NO do.
sidsdly infanSa eb6dision dfths mem.
hsaase IA 4Ai tAers baA been no
issioa, - ths alts@inss. Should he
eonaneAtestnpssseD until, to-norrow,,
~ wtsStsaas SAl ihsvs passed and
his life II may reasonably be hoped
VAN p spared % the country.
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T1IvIDEND.
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF

UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
U.H. WILMINGTON.
Wilmington, July 1, ,1e8l.
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared q DIVIDEND OF five per cent,
payable ON demand,
JOHN PEOPLES,
July lest. rEN |laf 80 eD Tanhtor
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SPANISH LACE rrEs.

sPAHIoH LACE TIES.
A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, 6shue collars, and many other
choice things just opened by w. NJ.
Kennard q Co. =.
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NJ OTICE.-An snnuaI meeting or the
NJ sto9kholders Of the Wilmington
tuesday, July 18th. at 2 O'Clock p. M, at
their office, for the purpose or electing
directors 70 serve for tine ensuing year,
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
yeZ1-te. --N uNh Secretary.
NOTlCE.-THE AID LOAN ASsOCI-
~ alton Is now issuiug new stock.
NO back payments. per cent allowed to
members Withdrawing. Apply day or
evening to GEO. @. MARiS, Seoy. NJ
inn. 90 Once eol shipley ct.
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wxxawnAse Z 90.
' II KENNARD & CO,

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes. of. Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this country
to One Dollar per yard, and
there will be no better time
for persons to buy than now.
BLACK GOODS.
Our Black Goods command at
tention on account of quality, shade
and prices. -''
l2ga w. M. KENNARD & co.
can find many choice goods st Ken
nard b Co.'s. Their stock is never
allowed to get old selling at reason 4
able prices keep it moving.
now style collars, large lace collars
for ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard & Co.
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K. MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
Mosquito Canopiss and Mosquito
Netting for for sale by
Is. W. M. KENNARD l. co.
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GINGHAMs.

Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but W. M. Kennard l. Co,
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from. e-----.- -.-.-----
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GOssAMERs.

This stock Ii always complete In
all sizes and qualities, from $2.25
upwards. IS q.I
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THIN UNDERWEAR.

w. M, Kennard 4 90. are offer.
ing thin cause underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES.
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LACE MITTs.

A choice assortment of Lace Mitts
Is shown in . glass case on the first
counter to the left as you enter our
store. 81. -
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LINEN LAWNS.
Pure Linen Lawns rs cents.
WHITE GOODS.

A fine Victoria Lawn at l2 l.2
and , full line ..of our celebrated
make Of Linon D'Inde, from rs to
80 cents. - sss1a's.
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Jy 6ot

JllvIDEND. n Y fTTf
~ FfRsr NATIONAL BANK, "
WILMINGTON, DzLAwARn,
July "a, issi.
The Board Of Directors nave this day
declared Dividend OF four per cent. for
the iast SIX months, payable on demand.
GEO. u. ARMSTRON0,
Jy2-ot. Cashier,
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~ PETUAL 6AVINGH AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION IL issuing new :riss,
This association loans four hundred dol
lars on each share, and, instead OF deduc-
collects the same monthly with ofhsf
dues. sK5sftl& * LEA PUSEY,
M. L. LICHTKNsrEIN,
July 2.lm. Secretary.
NOTICE.-The Third Annual Meeting
~ OF the Star Loan Association will be
held on THURSDAY, 7th instant, at
o'clock, p. m when the auditor's report
will be read. and officers elected 70 serve
the ensuing year. JOHN r. MILLER,
July2 8. a Y. Secretary.
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PARAsoxS.

A 6ne line Of Parasols, sun and
rain Umbrellas.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06


DRkss BUTTONS.
: ". N. Ksnnard 4 Co.'s stock of
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
". n. Kounard. 4 Co.'S stock of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
q stock Of Kid Gloves, very large.
Ihsy are selling . good Lisie Glove
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06

W. M. KENNARD l. co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-07-29
A Miners Romance.

At Amherst college, in the class of '53, there
were two chums, who had stuck together ever
since they had first entered the college. The
were fast friends, and no trouble had ever dis
turbed their friendship. One was the son Of
rich parents and the other of a country minis
ter. When they graduated the rich mans son
went into business with his father in New York
and took his friend with him as an employe.
Things went smoothly for some time, when
that common accident of life happened-they
both fell in love with the same girl. The
fight in the heart of the employer was long
and bitter, but,s contrasting his position with
that of his friend, the difference in the adyan-
tages he could offer the woman, he yielded,
and with scarce word of parting, with none
of explanation he left New York and went
West. A year afterward found him in San
Francisco, and he soon joined the gold diggers.
His fortune was varied; at times rich, at times
poor; afterward in Nevada he followed silver
mining, and when the silver craze struck
Leadville he went there. There he was sue
cessful and this spring, rich man, he deter
mined to return East for the first time in "a
years. Yesterday as he got off the Southwest
tern train at Wilton, Ia, and went to get on
the mainline train which was to carry him to
chicago, lady who was trying to turn a seat
attracted his attention. Stepping forward to
help her, he first looked with wonder, then
JOY, to see that it was the woman he had run
away from so long ago-a woman now past 40,
but handsome yet He talked to her timidly
at first and uncertain. When he learned that
she was yet unmarried, his questions came
faster yet, and her present condition was soon
known to him. Her parents had died, and,
depending on her own exertions for support
she had taught school, and at present was
principal of a school in western Iowa. The
old love still lived in the miners heart, and he
soon found that he had not been entirely for
gotten by her. To make long story short, it
was very happy couple who got off the train
here that night looking for minister, and a
still happier couple who registered at the Sher-
man house as Mr. and Mrs, Leadville, COL
st Louis Globe Democrat