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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22

Willie Brot err j ma, an vas in W.,
recently, he took ri.ie ON the stree :
cars. Observing that the conductor
gave one of the passengers a check.
Jonathan, on handing out his six cents,
remarked, Give me a receipt, too,
MIR. Conductor, or the fools up home
won't believe really had horse-car
ride"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22

There was once Sir James Weir
Hogg who made n fortune in India
and whose wife. holding distinguished
place in London fashionable circles.
gave splendid parties. 1t is sail that
young blood, meeting one OF tho
Misses Hogg at a ball, and. not know
ing her name. asked her if she was GO
ing to certain party at the '.Piggery."
Her naive reply was: "Oh, l am one OF
the litterr'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22

Little johnny had been caught by
lis aunt teasing fly. johnny"
said she, ''supposing some great beast
thousand times bigger than yourself
should tease you, and perhaps eat you
all upe'' Il hope" said Johnny. "he'd
ieel q bad - I do when IsWsll0w . tY>.ss,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22
UphO1sterinU.
Whitewashing.

DnOF. POULTNEY would inform the peo-'
pie of Ravenna that he is on hand and
ready TO do ell jobs of Whitew ashing that may
be intTusted to him, in neat and wo rkmanlfke
manner. All orders left at his residence on
Eass Street (familiarly known as Rick ofxv
Row, being the sixth house south or e6rnef.
or at the Grocery store OF J. Ii. Furry, will
receive s.'srs s.s s,ss,s.. src; eousRsx7,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22

Why is the letter I. in the word s.mil-
itary." like the nosee-Rseansa Is
sssaas between two s& &SWS )
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-22

Very short sliirred sleeves ON q pret.
y ann ere quite sxGnsahle> /
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
"WaIkfur ts Good -

Yesterday afternoon, three business
men Of this city, among the number
being prominent undertaken, 30 :
csred a team and started out on a
cunning expedi on, the undertake
taking his retriever along. They pro-
I. eded some distaDca out the Concord
pike and disemba king from their car.
rage roamed around for some time,
Ieeting with but ind ,ffereHt success.
Becoming tired of the sport they
started TO- their carriage, aud on the
way one Of the pa ~ twielsd the ra-
der.aker in regs'i to % hunting
qualities of his dog. As the canine
was unable to take its part the under-
taker became its chr npion. One word
brought Oh another until finally Mr..
undertaken b'came angered, and re-
FUSED TO ride hume with his compan-
ions. Accom- pied with his dog he
arted of with the remark that
walking was good" and footed the
distance home. To-day his friends
are having a time joking hlm over the
matter.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
VI. q. NnuHll

Tho United States District Court met
this morn,ng 81 10 o'clock. Judge Brad
ford presiding.
In tue case OF John B. Pinkham, who
10 indicted for ino'ting Patrick Hickey
TO vote illegally at the last general elec-
ton, argument on both sides was con-
cludod. and Judge Bradford charged the
jury, who at l.30 o'clock retired, and
Court took recess for thirty mi utes.
Alter recess the case Of Chas. Shields,
charged with asssultipg and 1 iefferibe
with Deputy L. 5. Marshal, was
called. THIS case was tried a. The last
term, but resulted In disagreement OF
the jury.
Robert w. Chambers, an important
witness for the defense, being absent
from the city, this aud the two other
Tenth Ward cases were laid over.
Iu similar CT es against Patrick
Healey an others Of the First ward,
l.. Fletcher Thomas, the chief witne IS
for the government, was absent, and
an attach nent was ordered 10 DO is
sued for him. These cases also went
over, leaving no business before the
Court.
At s O'Clock the jury 10 Pinkham's
case was still out.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
On 10 Y0rkf0wn.s

The Thirteenth Regiment of Bro,kIvo
Will leave for yorktown on Saturday.
under command Of Colouel David E.
Austen. LiDs will be formed a. o'clock,
y. IN, and he mem bers OF tho regime q /
VIII axe the o'clock train TOR WASH
iDgton. in which city they will remain
over sunday and bs reviewed. by the
PRESIDENT. Monday will BE- passed iu
hichmon1, where there is TO bs a grand
narade OF the Virginia soldiers. The
Thir'eenth will go iuto camp NJ YORK..
town on Tuesday for tour days, Rrv.
henfy WaId Beecher, the Chaplain,
Colonel Horatto KING aud several other
uiutiDRnishs ! citizens OF BROOKLYN will
also accompany the regiment. The
boy" anticipate having . good time,
anu Colonel "A austen, who ha, Perfected
the arrangements, has made am ,le pro-
vision for the comfort OF his command.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
BRornERaoeD or rar g,,.-
rreseediugs OF the Thirty.n..,
Annual convoeatien OF N. NJ.
prsme Circle In This CITY.

or the Thfrty-nrst
annual Convoeatfon Of the n. :.
prs~s Circle In This City.
The Supreme Circle of the Bro,h.,
hood Of the Union, q secret bensaai. :,
society, WAS held In this CITY. I'm tha NJ
Clary building, commeDcIne vss,srdu a,- !.
morning ana ending to-day at noon.
There Vas full representation n,e.
sent from the different subordinate cir.
cies 10 the United States. The enti,a
inorning session was occupied by The
conferring Of degrees. In the atternoon
and evening reports were received from,
the various circles. Considerable hn.,.
ness OF private pature, and of in,eras,
only TO members of the order, was tran.'
acted. The following is Que OF the more
important Of . number Of resolutIons
adopted:
Resolved, That any brother becoming
past grand guardian by service, he he.
ing In possession Of the E. w. and !
". degrees, Is entitled 10 the e. r. ~
degree, and the same shall be conferred
by the Supreme Circle.
The report Of the reti ing Soo-ama
Washington showed the ,ier genoraIIv
TO be in hourishiDg CO ion.
The other Official n Us contained
the following statistics: Total number
OF circles, W, with q membership OF 3 e3G
aud a financial valuation OF S47.W q
Total membership OF Home Comm,,.
mons, l7O4, with fuaucial yaIuation
OF Sl0,0OO. Paid for bene efiL's during
the past year In both brasches of ibs
order, $ll 900; funeral benefits. S3.sOO
The hhA"cial condition Of the order 1,
| hrst-class. $
This morning the following officer,
we're elected aud iEstalle d:
Supreme Washngton--Wn. ]. Ma
guire, New jersey.
Supreme Jefierson-Harry Ebersol
Pa.
Supreme Franklin-Johp Tbrock.
morton. N. j.
Supreme Scroll Keeper-John Nc
Gouirick, Phila.
Supreme Treasurer-B (. Elheridpe
Pbila.
Supreme HerAld-A. L. DeBaum
Wilmington.
Supreme Watch Of Day John CorsoB
Supreme Watch Of Night--Alex. Sam
mons, WilminRton.
ihe Following standing committee,
were appointed by the Supreme Wash
ingioD.
On Finance-Geo. L. Swilei, N. j.
Sbas. Wilma, Pa, b. Ii. Bales, Nj.
On Law and Usa2e-David Monteom
cry Alex. Sammons. b. E. DeBaurn, al
OF Delaware.
on Appeals aud Grievances-Johu
Corson, Pa, James X. Henry Pa. Jane
Z. Hyatt, Smyrna, Del.
On Prlnting-B. Z. Etheridge, Phila
john Throckmorton, Mount HolIey
n: D.. James Sayers, Trenton, N. j.
Tse Supreme Circle then adiourne,
TO meet on the second Tuesday OF Octo
Der, 1882, IN Camden N. j.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
RAlfaA Caaaa.

Acting Mayor O'Neill, disposed oil
the following cases last evening and
this morning:
William Leech, for creating a dis
turb ice at Thirteenth and Wilson
streets, on September Goth, s5 and
Gus \.
Thomas FIJI IN for assaulting an old
man, IS al d c cosls.
Isaac WIIlia MS colored, for dis.
orderly coLduct, 81 and costs, and
$500 bail TO answer the charge at
corr tot carr" ng concealed weapons.
Alex. Grhin, colored, for assault.
Ing his wife, 80 and costs.
FRANKIE Williams, Emma Hurger
and Alice Blacker, for drupk and dis
orderly conduct on Market street
81 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
rren YssssrAay's L.as Edition.
ODD rELLowg aRAnD LODGE.
Detailed Report Of the Proceed
fmrs Of This Morufnrss nsssiOm,

Detailed Report Of the Proceed
ings Of This Msrning's session.
The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, l. ..
o. r., met 10 regular annual session 10
Odd Fellows Hall, Third aud King
streets, nj 10 O'Clock this morning, the
Grand Officers and quorum OF mem.
bers present.
After the preliminary business, the
reports Of the Grand Ofiica.s (summar-
les Of which are printed elsc wbe,e) were
presented and referred TO q committee
Tor distribution.
VIM. b. Hyland was appointed As
sistant Grand Secretary.
The report Of the c0G mittee on priDt-
ing awarding the erntracl for the print
ing Of the Journal " James 4 Webb, at
$i.A per page, was presented aud &C
copied.
A communication from the Grand
Lodge Of Missouri, 10 reference TO dues
and benefits, and one from the chair
man Of the committee on dues and ben
etiu Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
were read and ordered to be spread
upon the minutes.
A resolution was adopted referring
the Contemplated revision Of the
uniform constitution Of subordinate
lodges to the Legislative Committee,
with instructions to report at an ad-
journed session Of the Grand Lodge
to be held on the third Wednesday OF
May, 1882, at z 80 o'clock, p. m.
The Finance Committees report
showed balance in tho hands of the
Grand Treasurer Of $500. SO. The
report recommended rebate on Ger.
tain books supplied to subordinate
lodges, and that the prices of supplies
furnished thom be made uniform with
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. 1t also
recommended an Increase of the
salaries OF the Grand Secretary and
Grand Treasurer.
John j. Gallagher, P. g. NJ, in q
neat and appropriate speech, presented
to The Grand Lodge large and band
some portrait Of Past Grand Master
Evan J. Speakman, member o.
Hope Lodge. The present was re.
ceived with thanks.
After adm tting twenty new mem
bers, the Grand Lodge took recess
until 2 O'Clock, p. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

CORRECTED MAY 2lrd 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADELPHIA.-26 20 90 u
$40 g.UO, y.l y So. l.SJ. ll.5la. M; ~
sf2.43, 2.US, 2.N, 49,, So, 6S, 7.W,
lD.UU p. IN. Sundays,2O5 2gj, $40 I'D
$50. 8. 81 b.3S 100, go, lUOOp. H.
FOg NEW loRK.-2.Uj, 2.25, b.5U, IN, q
ll.S n. m. si2.43. 2U3. So 6.B, p [
Sundays, 2O5, 2.2j z. m., 652 G8 p.
FoR BALTIMoRE.-25l, 2l2, i.R U
4. .Ssa.m. ;l2.55, 'l.Oi 4Ij t.5O lO.'l p.
Sundays, .45l, III, ~ 10 a. M. w
p. m.
FoR WAsHIsGTos-ll5l. Az, iuE,
s.3S a. m.; 1855, 'l.04 80 y, m. bu
days, 1881, 2.l2 i.04, i.S a. M.
BALTIMORE AND In tERMEDIArf bf
TIoNs. -l2.5l, 8. s. a. IN, l-8, ~ p.
The 4.4o y. m. train stops III Way
tions My belw ecu Perryvllle q
Baltimore. Sundays, l!jl a. IN.
PERRYvILLE AND lsrERAEDlArs 81
TioNs -. ID p. m,
FOR NEW CAsTLH.-b,W 40, a. n';
800, 8,25, p. IN, No SUNDAY trains,
HARRIs0ToS AND lNrERAEDlAlkat
TIoNs.-g 80 ii. n., l.u5, b.l0 p. LII.
sunday trAlns.
DELMAR AND ISDEHNEDfATE SiArio
-y.tb n. m: l.05 p. m
FoR WILMIN6ToN d NoRTBERs n
7.lD a. M; 800. 5.Oo p, III. osun'
trains.
Fox DELAWARE WESTERN T. n
IU AIa. M; 5.3o q. m, SnnuSS va
1890 a. a. and 100 p. N, ,,,,n7l
TRAINS n RklSt AT WlLMineei
FROM PHILADELPHIA -lLd, ~
7.5Z. s.n8; y. II. M, u I'D. i-.iIi
sI.O2 80. i.3j, AL, j.i0, b,~ o.i',
800 ~. lob, HIS p. M SUM-
II. % 2.U7 ,352, 10. iO.iOs. M; ~"
N = FOR OF WILMINGTON LEA
HILApELPHIA-Broad street DspJ
7.I5. Ia. b.l5, Ir.SD, ll.vJ, II. % a. m
B.i5, 40, 40, 5.lO5.lj, 5.iooiV, n"
1850, II.3O y. IN. sundays, ~ o'oA
6.lu 500. n. as, 1890, II. 80 D ~ ,,s
FROM NEW YoRR.-2J7, S,o!' n
y. m: l2.i5, sI.O2, tn oiO w
sn l.U7, 3.57 7.5l a. N. lOH
Epnn R.ITIaoKE.-l .og, IA. sol i-'
m: az. Al. 2.OO, 6. 40, $50, $50 ?; n.
davs J.5g 2.lga. IN. $40, 6.N w
Fany WAsuis,;ToN.- l.59, 2S' ~
M. .Ia'4I, 40, s. 10, G.SS p. H.
days. I69. 2.lg, a, M: 80. 6S
FROM PERKYyfLLF Oliy-S~
FhoM nav CAsTLE.-a.io, NO, iain, aS
8 10. 0. t5 =. IN. No SUNDAY lID.
FROM DELAWARE X. h'--s'n "'
6U5 %. m, No sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGToN a NokrhikSaa aanS
500 a. m; i2.O5 90 p H. 'O'
trains, R
FROM DELAWARE WEsTEhs H. ,,.in.
a. M, 2.l5, p. Ia. suhu"'
~, and & a. n. M
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1881 .

kVNDSNs WV @Vt ASs
The wbaler Polynia, which has AZ
rived at Peterhead from Davis Straits,
reports the autumn fishery failure.
A special council will be formed at
the Russian Ministry OF the Interior u
decide cases Of Administrative deporta-
ion.
A company has been incorporated IN
Paris, with capital Of f6OO,OOO, for
tbe esta ablshment of an American ex.
change.
The British stesmer Corsica, from
London Tor Bombay, hrs ioundered OF
Cape Roca. Only five persons escaped
from the steamer out of crew oftwenty-
SIX.
A commission OF experts appointed
ny the Hungarian government has de-
eided in favor OF msiutslning the pr :
h bition against the importation Of
American pork.
There is to be council held of the
principal Austrian sta esmeu and am
bassadors 70 decide relative TO the sue
cession of the late Baron Won Haymer q
as Foreign Minister.
1t is ed In Rome, on GOOD authoi-
ily, that the negotiations have been 70
suued O. an Interview bAween King
Hmmbert of Italy spd the Emperor
Francis Joseph OF Az ia.
Tbe Times deops :ned from Paris
says that the Phyl, era Co1gr . al
bordeaux is dscuss' the subject OF
the planting of American vines. Many
of the speakers advocate sLch action.
A d pat b tom Bueno" AyreI says
that Pierola's troop1 are greatly damag-
ing the property Of Chilcans and Peru
wan SeDaers and Deputies who are
attending the Congress at Chofillos.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
1iA Z DOCK
KIDNEY PANACEA.
NEAR WHAT is SAID.
has made ma "a naU

Nbhh W. HAT 1S SAID
~ mas made me a new man"
"Dr Haydock's Panacea .las ipcrease,
my weight fifteen pounds" ''''
MY wife would net be without A 40,
any msney." - '''
"our little boy Is much better. ! eAclos
one dollar for another hottie"
hnd IL as easy to take an MILK
I'VE have sold thirteen boltles ioi.
week, and shall want two dozen mex
order" ga
MY morning agony is gone-thanks
II find II a splendid appetizer.
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted witr
any Kidney disorder who viii writ. m,
as TO their complaint, will be lreaie,
humanely and kinuIy. IL Is my mos,
earnest uesire 10 Investigate all form. "a
Diabetes, aud give reIieI ut ali times. i
you are too poor 70 purchase. write m,
anyway, and your case will have IInme
dlate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allie,
Hnydock Is across tb mouth of eacj
bottle
Prite-one dollar for large. and an
cents for trial size.
HAYD0CK d CO.,
Ao%'-eou@Vy. W Flat ~. N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Republican Harmony In New YorI

New YORK, October 1.-THE
Republican State Committee was in
session at the Fifth avenue Hotel
this morning. The proceedings were
conducted with closed doors. An in
formal conference was held by tie
so-called Stalwart wing in another
room previous to the assembling of
the State Committee. They decide d
not TO place any bindrances IN the
way of the majority's management
Of affairs and to give their heartiest
support to the State ticket.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Enormous Freight Trame.

The freight traffic over the lines Of the
Pennsy Railroad, both East and
West though impaired by competition AZ
10 rates, 10 simply tremendous in extent.
The coal traffic OF the company especial.
ly has reached unprecedented proper
tione, and TIE company is now hasise
one thousand sondola chopper" cArs
constructed for use IN that branch OF it,
lness.-Phiiadeiphta Press.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
The Sea Island CroD.

The falling off in the Sea Island cotton
crop In thus sectiBg is from 35 to 40 per
cent, consequent upon tho storm OF a
month ago, which, together with The
d ought Of the pat unmer through the
country and the rise In breadsiuff., the
outlook for the next year to our farmers
isnot very bright. The tendency III along
mas been TO devote TOO much atteptio on
to the raising of cotton TO the neglect of
provisions, and a dependence upon pay
ing for Rrist nd bacon out of the proceeds
Of the sale Of the cotton established.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
r.s,.psr,ns .,an"i.s for ro.s,ox,
"'n-novsmsn, Of 'sn y = = Mcslshj

sparing for Yo,r,
M.n-n0''msn,ef M"a ., : s,.A.sa Celeb,
~, NORFOLK, Oct. 10 M, 'ea'as
her, mno,'a n,agaiin' Capt. joseph r,sssel lssel,
ll.So this u morniuV. snd s'. Hslsua,
dnm d.sn and Mayfower. AZ AI.saIsl' asa St,
% oewn the harbor she tjreA AZ she pa,l
no%er ."S ,r. will return to the 1u ys,d aud 10 v
ana M. leave again weonesdi.ss,u is,u .,,, ,,o,,uorrI
!, Tue Fortune LEFT ,bs b'sy with .loi
I oIItktown,reportlng to Admir-, u also n
In hampton Roads. Thr IirsN Nyu
steamers 81 n Tennessee and II y.n,,. United St.,
IN Hampton Roads yesle,dsv s1''c atril
WWorhing WorLg The former vessel ,,..Nl snd
,,vss Gen. !. HanGock's Ia, steam zach, ala,
fivsa @ In the X 'ads yesterday vD' also
VIM. Murray. Of Tho El,.,,
o Uluo' mas gone to Washington ''.a W y y
si p'epaIalory to the hve hundreS% a !, Y
match with VIM. Bricelapd ~ q, %
Ing, on the 22d. VI Wh
w.,, Inc wreck of the sehooD.,
walton, ip Lynn Haven bvuet bsv m '
uoned today and the remainse,| s| =, -
cargo was brought up. VI
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
A Remarkable Case OF Rheuma.
tlsm,
Special 10 The Star.

|
OswEGo FALLS, N. Y, Oct. 1O.-
Near his village is case of rheuma.
tism that Is attracting the attention OF
medical men throughout the count v.
The sufferer is one Horatio Palm :.
A. cd about so years, farmer by oc.
cup ion and man of family. The
commencement of his rheumatism
dates back to twenty yes-s ago, when
he WAS occasionally c. nod to the
house. but was able to atteud to his
business up to ten years ago, when
ev. y movable joint in his body be-
asi'o ancylosed in fact, his jaws are
.et - that he has TO be fed through an
opening made by extracting two in
csor teeth. His joints are swelled to
an enormous size, and his finger nails,
which have not been cut because Of
the pain IL would infict, have grown
so that they be I'd back on his hands.
Altogether the poor sufferer presents
horrible appearance.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Rain,

A chilly, damp morning has been
followed by oold. drizzling rain this
afternoon. Rain is greatly needed,
and all appres a tho fact that it is
necessary for the growth of voge tatIon
and the proper seeding of grain. But
when it Gomez as it has this afte rnoon
In cold. chilly, drizzling drops and
threatens to remain ior days, it is only
durable because its effects are to bless
and to beautify in the end.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
HOwgate sued I'm Nsu xa..

NEW YoKk, October ll-A,.,.I
United States District Attorney WaI
10 day commenced a new action ,s.' '
Henry W. Howgate, late Chief m'
signal Service, Tor the recovery Of \
600, and obtained su order from n N
Brown In the United STATE, In,
Gonr'to attach certain shares Of W.,
Union stock, held by Howgats, and
Q further order to serve ,be nsns,'
him In Washington. fP"'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
courtney and Riley In PI,., =.
mira.

ELMIRA, N. Y, October I, !,
nrst Cay of the reagatta Of ,bs M p.
Athletic Association proved an M ,m,aa m,a
success. The double-scull RI racsl sp'ps !,
miles, was won by Courtney md p' y
Lee and Burns second. 'fime'4 II, ~
me junior scull race, Il miles. W., =,
by u. Andrews, Burt Second y" ~,
ihird. Time, 1910. The ionr y" :,
race three miles, was won by ,hs y
tics OF Buffalo, Queen City Of 7, Tn,
second. Time, 10 5S. avn
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

Giu,eau could never sleep at proper
hours, cursed with abnormal activity
bis nerves we're always on the Qut ufDe.
Gould he have had the soothing benefit
II DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomlle
Pills has wretched brains would mot
have ragged with improper fancles.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Ponder on These Truths.

Torpid kidneys aGd constipsted bowe
are the great causes ot chronic dlseases
Kidney-Wort has cured thousands.
Try 1t and you viii add one more TO their
number.
Habitual costiveness sfil lets mi lions oi
the American people. Kidney. Wor. will
cure II.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney som
plants Of thirty years -stsndlsg. Try 1t
Srs adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Ohio Men Fight n nus,

BLooMvILLB, Ohio, October lid
ence Opt auu W. Swasslck bad d.,1
a'e duel in the street yesterday h
who Is a young desperate aid nd
vet, attacked Swassick, a quarry atc|
Both drew pistols. Each fred n
iuie-, Swassirk shooting OF ibtu1
the breast and arm. Opt missed /
time. OPT was carried home add dIs
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
F0xhall Winds.

NEWMARKET, Another ycj
to adj to the nrlliiant achievement
American horses on the England I
French turf. The race for The Ce,d
witcK Slskee, one OF the notable .seI
OF the year, was won to day by Nj,
X. Keene's famous crack FOxhalh
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

The TOTAL EXPORTS OF GRAIN
from the port of New York for the
month of September aggregated 507l ,131
bushels, decrease OF over 6,000,000
bushels compared with the same month
last year,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Third Annual Rail-

The Young Irish Nauonai Association
will give Its ihtrd annual ball In Web
ster'. Dancing Academy on Friday oven
iug, Octob-r 4 b. TIL. committes of ar
raugeme Its viii endeavor TO make ,t
pleasant for all VINO attend. Tickets
only 81.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

N0TICE.-Dr. Khns's Great Nerv.
6estorer 10 the marvel Of the age for a.
Nerve Diseases. AL dts stopped free.-
oena 70 S8l Arch Street Pkilsdslshia
ort 2O-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

ST. Louis is suffering from big fIeight-
blockade. Some 500 cars filled with
merchandise i'll the tracks ot Eastern
roads or forty miles out Of The city, and
goods shipped from Eastern points forty
days ago have not arrived yet.
A Gentleman who recently rode
through Ex-senator Dorsey's cattle
ranch in New Mexico says OF it sit is
forty by sixty miles in lie, and has on
II 900 head of cattle aud / 300 horses.
The income from this place cannot be
less than $4,000 tor the present sea-
son."
General B5ynton telegrapbs from
Washington TO The Cincinnati Gd.ttte
that II Is well understood thai General
Grant and his friands will be we'll
pleased II President Artbur gives him
seat Ia the Cabinet. This appointment
would be we'll received by the Republi-
cans u Congress.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Tenne.see,s sreep,ns Be.u,v

KNOXVILLE. October ll.-Lizzie Mo.
ran, a beautiful yeung girl, has been
sleeping eight days, awakening only a
few moments tor food. The case puzzle,
the doctors.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
~ EGIsTERs ORDER.
heoIsTER's OFFICE.
Nav Caatla Co A Anan q Iriu ri

hkoLSTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August Ntn 1851.
Upon the application Of Isaac N .Grubb
Adminisirator o. l. OF yOnn Hand, late
D. brandySlne Hd,, In said county
le~essed. Il 10 ordered and directed by
The hegister that the Admir-. O. I. a. afore-
tsit give notice OF the granting OF letter.
d Administration upon the estate OF the
ieceased, with the date OF grantlnx there
Ji, ny causing advertisements 70 be posted
Within iorLy days from the date such
letters, In SIX OF the mosL public pl zee. ol
Tue county OF New CssLIo, requiripK All
persons having Demands against The es-
.ats 10 present Tile same or abide oy AN
ACT OF ASSEMBLY in huUh case nind5 and
pt vldeu. And also cause the same TO be
inserted wlthin The same period la the
WiLnikoIos GAZETTE, "A ne wspaper pub
lsbod IN Wllmingnn.sn W and W be contin ued
therein three week :, Q. q. d.
4 ~ Given under the hand and seal
Il. b. OF ONCE of the Register aforesaid
~ AZ Wilmington, In New Castle
Ounty Aforesaid, Tho Gay and year aboyv
@'tten' n. Z. BlG1S, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims axainst The
,state OF the deceased mubt present the
same duly attested u the Admlnintrator
ETA, IN or before ug. 18th 1854, o, abId,'
tn act OF Assembly In sucn case ma.l,
>pd provided.
ISA &C N. GRUBB.
Administrator, o. L. a
hodfess ClaymonL. Del aug1 eodsw