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DIEn

AT the residence Of its parents, near Chap
tico on Friday last, LULA b., infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. AquiIia burroughs, IT,, aged one
year and eleven months. NV
One Wednesday evening of last week, while
the father was attending his store in Chapuco,
he received mes age rom bis wi e TO come home,
as his little daugh e., Lula, vas dying. He left
his business at once, and on arriving home,
found the lit e flower resiing on a pillow
In its AunIs arms, apparently fast tadina
away. Two hours later the little spirit Hsted
easier but IL continued to sink till Friday eve
when death put nn end to its sutferipgs. The
devotion OF lis Amt Jennie, 10 the little suffer
er during its brief life wasanremtting. About
a year ago, she took charge oIit and by her
strict care aud management watching over il
night and day, administering 10 its every want
aud pleasure, she succeeded in much improving
its health, and during last FAIL th, ,pe was conf
dent Of its ultimate recovery. Since Christmas
however, 1t has not been 50 well, and II soon b :
came evident that the days Of darling Lula were
numbered. On Frifa", the goth OF Jan, uIt.
the innocent little spirit winged its fight t.
Heaven leaving its bereaved and afflicted Aun
and parents flooded in tears.
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lfN
On the 10th day ofJahsiary. 1887 ~ The Rev
Father Neae, JAS b.. ADAMS to REBECCA
ARMSW0RTHY. fst 81 4seV gaf
On the 3lst day OF January, 1881, by the Rev
Mr.. Keeble, JN0. TH0S. BOND to MARY
w. FURGUSON.
In Baltimore city, at the residence of the
brides mother, on the 27th nlt., by the Rev ~
w. Chssey. SPENCER HARRISON, of this
county, to Min WILLIE A. BYUS, Of BaIti-
more. H- 'Et
In Baltimore city, on Tuesday, Jan. 25th,
ult., At the Franklin square Blpfist church, by
the Rev. William II. Hutchin, of iessl, DEL,
assisted by Rev. O. G. Biting, d. D., Of Bal
timore. THOMAS W. ELIASON, Of Chester
town, Md, to Miss VIOLET BISCOE, formerly
Of this county lth
THE Society papers Of Baltimore, In connection
with the above marriage mention that the groom
isa prominent and enterprising merchant of
Chestertown, Nd, and that only a few special
friends Of the contracting parties were present al
the wedding.
The ushers were DR.. Winder, Jr., Z. D. Turner,
Thos. Chipchase and Joseph s. Matthews, in fall
dress, white silk ties white gloves aud bouton-
nieres. The brideand groom entered the church
promptly at 2.l5, and preceded by the usheis,
confronted the Officiating minister. Prof. Harry
Deems was the orgapst, and during the exer-
cises performed Mendessohn's Wedding March,
with other appropriate selections. The bride,
who is a charming brunette, is much esteemed
by large circle Of friends She wore dark
green velvet, trimmed with satin and crescent,
with train of the latest style, and bonnet to
match with diamond jewelry She carried a
: basket Of rare flowers The groom was | n eveR-
ing dress, tall and erect. As business man he
is highly esteemed. He has made hosts OF friends
and has amassed ample fortune, although
still young. Mr. sand AIrs. EIiason left immedi-
ately after the ceremony by the $40 train from
President Street Depot for an extended Northern
tour, instead of their European trip, rs had been
e Intended. II was feared the bride would be I'M
able to stand an ocean voyage.
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% stk El5Tlcg.

Ipparsuapsepfthe above order thereby i've
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Coutt OF ST. Mary speuniys Ngtylssd, letters
teatamentafy on the personal estaieo Mary A..
Drury late OF said ceuuty,A deeeased. All
persons having Chains against the said deceased
are hereby notified n exhibit the same with The
proper vouchers attached thereto TO the subscr-
Der, on or before the 2epd day Of DUNG sci
they will otherwise BY law be excluded from
the benefits oCtwsaa eshate. All persons IN
debted 10 the decedAedafe requested to makeifns
mediate psymenit9 the subscriber.
WM.. CLARRENcE DRURY,t y
- Executor
49, - t ras
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AZ ths solicitation pf may warm PERSONAL
frisn,ls ia different heslipDs N Tbs cppniy n who
claEia tltsi have Mpls hgraans bat prempt
and niieArn, sheriff. am iBdAesd 10 ask an en-
dpfsgmetat lof the saRs posilian in 1881, cod
wilibe ibauk!el ID ~ lsilow-ei uEeas for their
support. -al ssafss
sspl -. 1881 ! FRANK SMITH.
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FOX roUSYY COMMISSIONER. |,

Messrs Editors You will pIcase say through
the columns 81 youF paper thai ~ Mr.. iSAIAH
OAkTkR 0f the 9th district, niiheonsent TO he
aud indeIendsut eandldaics loF seal 10 thc neat
C0mmisssonefss Egart, be viii be warasiy sup
ported - abe people u sse
Noss Il $50. LeonaTdiowu District. I
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aFoaiTHE sENATE

Messrs Y gttofF -a-Thefriea AZ Off JOHN
SON COTTON knowing hissterlinpwo and
Representative Abilitytequesiyou announce
him as / candidate tors seittia the Senate Of
Maryland Al lhcdexselettioh( ssI mnd say 1t
liz vii become candidate ewiii bewarm-
u sspoFtedby
Nov 81 1879. THk PEoflr
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IDpnFsuaBceo the abose order Thercbygivs
icsthmcntary Oh he pefsonaf estate ffhomaa
Diilow, late ofsaid cbanfy deceased Ailpcr-l
sons having claims against tie said decreased are
hereby notified 10 eahlbitihe same With ihspro-
per vuaebtrsatiaehed thereto 20 thetuhscrihcr
90 or before The 9TH day o. line, 1884
they iilotbefsheby iaw beerciu6edfromlhe
benefits oftht aai6cs,sie, petmnslndsbisd
90 the acknowledgement 6to make mmediate
pay meat 10 thttabscfjitr f6
JOSEPH a. DiLLow.
Excelsior.
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NOTICE ToanhDITORs
,b.ug'c oarto fat MMr,'s COMMIT S.,

Orphans 6oar ofSi NARY County Set:
.kf1 st De-. 2E 1880 ~ r
PerA RpRREB sg GAs ooasE, ahAt gNm. Cla1
~ renee Drnry, Executor Of Mary a Diary,
late of Sc May sceahty, Maryland. deceased,
" tifs h6ttee FsA4fFi bylaw 20 he deceased
creditors 10 Ihibiit ireiaFmsaidtlatlb The ssIal
ln4afb Ilshydourea lwrek for IA spawE p weeks
Ia The 81 Mary Bglcos
pr Ne tfatpA wihs Hef ssl NAsy \ eoGn.y.
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NOTICE.

A. TkVING lahdpapers and filed notes ofncar-
IN lyevcryt rartoflabd IN ,hcconnty ~ win
be pleased ,oaidpafties wishing my services us
can be foundih Leonardlowu on Tuesdays
WIN. J. WATHEN,
March m, rse0-+tf. ft9.fls Ia ~
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NOTICE.

LAYING rented ofMr. A. Nilbnrn the black
~ smith shop at Great Mills, = sessss-zn,
shall continue the business from
thG date on my own account E
Charges for horse shosing, $500 cash--credit
Sl.25. Other work in similar proportion. Ny
prices shall be as lowor lower than any Of my
Competitors, and all work guaranteed to please
JAMES JACKSON
.,.a IS Jan /, 1881.
Jaus2qs lsslyst ass
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
Gladstone Condemned.

LONDON, Oct. l7.-AmeIican opinion
on the arrests il eagerly looked tor here,
and fortunately the New York corres-
pondents do not also consider 1t their
duty to send only opinIons favorable 10
the conduct Of the government, as do
the LosdOn correspondents in European
capitals. The Times, Telegraph aud
Daily Ne1s this morning had long ex-
tracts from the Herald, World, Times,
Tribune and Philadelphia Ledger. Ihe
Daily Telegraph correspondent, quoting
the Herald editorial al length, says -
"Thls article fairly represents the tone
of the best newspapers Of New ork and
other leading cities" The same cores
pondent, cabling on Sunday, says
"ro-dsy's expressions Of public opinion
are less favorable 10 the Euglish govern
ment." Mr.. Cowen, NJ. r., OF New
Castle, is almost the solitary outspoken
champion, 80 far, OF Ireland in the Eng
lish papers. lie admits the uselessuess
and danger OF reasoning with men In a
passion. "Since Thursday" lie says,
"the leading articles Of The Eng lsh
newspapers have been one continued
shout OF exultation over the latest exer-
else Of constitutional powers by the
present Cabinet" IL the cruel scenes
are continued, Mr. Cowen thinks, even
Euglishmen will finally be compelled by
public opinion abroad to feel ashamed
Of the despotism which 10 being exer-
cised TO It's full extent in Ireland. -
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

As THE NEW liqusr law seems to be
better understood its restraining fea-
lures are more plainly developed. Tho
addition of . new officer termed q
BailIff is not the only restraining
quality. The fact that the owner of
the house where liquor is sold is made
the responsible party to the license,
will have . wonderful effect upon the
lawlessness that is oftsn witnessed in
drinking saloons. No tenant can OBJ
tain . license under the new law. The
owner of the property is required to
swear to the names on his petition for
q license and add his name at the
bottom of the published notice. He
IL held, or his property is held, re-
sponsible for fines and penalties for
infractions Of the law and the courts
are given large discretion in some par
ticulars, but required to enforce the
law rigidly in most particulars. There
seems little chance for the escape Of
those who attempt to sell without Ii
cense; and 40 . consequence theiI
number must be very small the Law
adds to the trade of the lawful traf-
ficer.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

THE CoTToN oP.-The returns Of
the condition Of the cotton crop received
at the Agricultural Depar'n nent TO ocio-
Der show . decrease Of is per cent as
compared With last year, snd Of 4 per
cent. from the report for September l..
The general condition Is pat al 6S. The
weather is generally reported as favor
able, ,hough in some sectors the
droaght 10 still mentioned as prevailing.
In almost all sections the Il allure Of the
top crop, together with much shedding
Of the bolls, Is reported.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

COPPER PRODUCTION OF THE UNI
TED STATEs.-The statistics Of the
production Of copper in the United
States show total output Of $685., =
e4s pounds of ingot copper. -Four
6fths OF the whole amount were de-
rived from the upper peninsula Of
Michigan, and seventy per cent. from
one county. The net profit of the
copper industry is about 81, SOC, 900, OF
about per cent on the capital in
vested.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18


OF1CE.-I, Thomas ID. Bradway, tins
~ owner oi TIRE within mentioned prop
erty DO hereby give notice that / shall ap-
PLY 10 the Honorable the Judges OF the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
ana jail Delivery OF the State of Dela-
ware, III and for New Castle county on
Monday, the 2lst day OF Novem ber, A. ID.
1881, being the nrsl cay OF November
term OF said Court, for "a license TO heep a
hotel known as the Robinson House,
East Red Lion Hundred, School Distrit /
No. %, ofthe City Of Della ware City, New
castle county, state of delaware, aud TO
sell Intoxicating liquors In quantities
IMAM one quart, 10 be drunk ON the
premises. and the following respectful {
cit gems residents OF said District recon-.
mend the said application TO wit:
element Reeves, John Ii. Roberts,
Charles u. Ash, William Morris,
George A. CLARK, John j. Aessig,
George W. heybold, Michael MulliRan,
Joseph r. FeniDgtoIN. q. Price,
william Beck Clayton Reybold.
Benjamin N. ogle, George A. Cleayer,
James b. Henry,
octl5-3ts THOMAS d. BRADWAY
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
sketch OF John Walter.

Mr.. John Walter, proprietor II the
London lines, wss thus sketcbed BY
Chicago reporter:
eMr. Waller is q gentleman sixty three
years OF age, OF remarkable physical &C.
tiyity, 30 much 50 that he aprt ars at
least ten years younger, and is possessed
Of ripe mental vigcr. The front Of his
face Is shaved clean, but a white side
beard extends down under the chn after
the Peter Cooper style. He is below the
medium height, is rather slimly built,
dresses plainly, wears light felt hat, is
very unpreteDtious and unassuming in
his manner, and would be taken by al
most every one tor az English farmer.
He speaks In quiet tone of voice, Is ex-
tremely urbane In his address, ard
delivers bis sentences with coDciseness
which shows much previous reflection.
MIS-. Walter is lady much more viva
cious In manner and Is equally intelli-
| gent, and interested with her husband
IN Whatever is presented to her atten-
ton. Like her husband, she dresses
very plainly and is evidently very simple
in her tastes. The daugher Is quite as
unassuming and modest pc her parents,
and In America would be taken for !
quiet country miss Of twenty-five, with.
out any affectation and without any ar,
whatever. The son 10 rather taller thar
his father, equally slim built, and /,
about twenty four years of age. Th.
entire group is remarkable for the alb
sence OF anything like ostentatioD, ap
psaring more like q farmers family thar
members OF one OF the most infiuentia
| families of the worlds metropolis Mr.
Donald MacNabb, the brother of Mrs
Walter, hes until recently occupied
high government position iu India, bu
has resigned, and is on bis return :
England, by way of China and Americs
BE has Just joined the family Of MI
Walter, and will 60 back with them"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
Labor kaYinR.

The demand OF the people for an easier
method of preparing Kidney-Wort has
induced the proprietors. the well-known
Wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson
q CO., Of Burlington, VT, to prepare 1t
TOR sale in liquid form as we'll as In dry
form. 1t saves all the labor of preparing,
and as 1t is equally ficient 1t Is preferred
by many parsons. Kidney w ort always
and every whore proves itself q pei feet
remt tdy.-Bufalo Ne,cs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

KRo9Rkss IN The p~oe0spros oy
0RAIH-In our last issue we gave the
tables Of the U. s. census as they
were reported in 1880 of the wheat and
corn produced in the Southern States.
Our table did not embrace oats and
barley, which formed large part Of
the produce of the farms. The table
below shows the increase in the pro-
duct Of wheat in the ten years from
1870 to 1880:
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
TUEsDAY. oCrosEH 50. ASA.


BaurALITY OF THn PoLrcE.-The
kilograms from London speak Of the
cruelty Of the police in Dublin, and
their brutality toward even women in
the streets
Mobs arc alMays hard to deal with |;
and II IL the universal sentiment
toward the police force that they are
brutal and harsh in their treatment Of
those whom they have to handle.
This charge il moro commonly pre-
fsrrsd against the English police, who
sssm whsn aroused and ordered to
charge to have little mercy in the use of
their clubs upon any who are 90 un-
fortunate a. to be In their way
There II an unmistakable sympathy
for tho Irish tenantry in Ireland in
this country. 1t is universal, and
the regret Ii expressed everywhere
that tho burdens that rest upon
them arc not hghtsned. But it
II only adding to their trouble
70 force contest In which the brutal
police and aimed soldiery will be called
Ia to put down with the mailed hand
even the nurmu, Of the suffering peo-
pie. This will be the cs.e il British
angsr 10 aroused. The innocent farmer
will bs made to pay the penalty for the
0fsncs Of the guilty. Towns and neigh
borboods will be laid under barbarous
treatment, Just Is was practiced In the
Southern States. The best and most
influential persons will be dragged
from home and put TO torture 70 over
awe the people. Such cruelty as WIS
exhibited BY the police In Dublin will
pe carried TO the rural districts TO put
down "boycotting." 1t is questionable
whether the conservative Irish who urge
that the new laws should be tried, are
not the best friends Of the Irish people.
Mr.. Parnell cannot relieve the suffer-
ings Of his people, II he would, and it Is
useless TO add TO them.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
RAILROAD LIN Es.
DHILADELPtsyk eI.MIyxTT.o =
i AND BALTIm0nE kAILROADi


for
fhiladelphia and Ini erma lie . 'itat,nes.
J00. nio, Y. Ia, t0.D a IN; 1sD, OJ;7.' ID.u,
p. m.
PniisaelpniA tExprea&, $50, sD,. s.5
.. N. l2l6. s.65 p. m
Phila. and New York, 2O6, ar. s.an I'm
S.6 il.Sx m, l2+i, 4. b.Sg B.J an,
Baltimore aud Intern. ediate ,talini..
kSa, ID. l.s5 y. m.
feTsviiio and intermcdiste STATIONS,
GJh y. IN.
Baltimore and bay line. $50 o. ia.
Bi.ltimor. and Washington ~, IL.
t.v2, 7.66,5So, u. m.; l25a, .0i, 8bU To- a n N,
Trairs for Delaware bivisi ~, a.. r
New Castle s.vi, s.so, n. m, l.tlh I.n Z5
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate staticpr.
Hb q. m. Los, h.S y. Ia.
Deimar and intermediate stations, ".
q NJ; LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TKAfss
Philadelpl.ls ami Iuterme lto sl.It.d5,
al0 q. m. 6.U0. 7.0l, 1000 p. M.
phnh ielphis & Kew YORK., 2.0J, /. 25 a, IN
6Io2, 6.S p. m.
BaltiInote and Washington, l2,5l. 2.l2
Av2, I.5o, a. m. lO-5l p. m,
For tnrthef iuiorinnti,,n pasee eugerR mr..
referred 70 the time tables posted at the
dep" II. =. ktiN SEf,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
o,n RELIABLE.
'.n,lr ..ann,l rAMILY MLUII

nR. ToDD's FAAiAi
10. s, for Dyspepsia anSaanlGn,sIy] anG eGS]]
No 10, for DiarIh@a W ror Brlg!
ease a ana az otsv trsovughs and { o,Is .ns Dl
Coughs, Bronchitis aIS iroup and
No. 30. Tor Asthma, "a III lor GAIA
i,.,,,S6 -, N , Nos. 80 and " v sore ore Thrd
=, ,r ior MoIISses y Diseases Of u Ihe IBDtiIam1
Nos. 90 ana % 0nnJh nch. KidneyIa
ihe Bowels, Siollia97n ~ aud ~,
pWnoam',,n'atlsm Wom,y' and GDHi =, D1Honial D 4
Worms No 90 80, S for NeTspsu;; Esps Nd
Heart He a. diseases GS, SCI Of the iEpseclhc
HentIye 30, gy' Of smallpo,,as' ,,s all low Y
ana aar ilT iMlTaiarlal diseases ass,sIst ST. ual
10 regIlsS.ss regllssa, ID DysmselnlGInd,e"in msllIne in
10. inconlinenaose Of J the Urin"'
M. M is, Diseases " ,o,lJ
%Bs:spaisa %Psss paissasasss IF Ssn are ''S' S
and can ,nr W which they nar ari ibottle;
91I prIce 80 cents ann md the Pf1pd Pi,n,d
py "a TSdd, ro6.h roo.hn and and MaIwS
a,Iff,,ancs lnf, n on ElSll'n
.,,spAP1
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A UDITOR,s NorICE.-IN THE OR

A UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN THE Or
"a PHANs CoUhT OF MONTGOM-
EHf CUU STY .-Estate of sarah NJ iller,
aware, deceased. The undersigned Aud.
itor appointed by said Court 10 make dis
tribution Of the balance remaining In the
hands OF John +. Cox. Administrator OF
said estate. hereby gives notice that he
Will meet all parties interested, for the
purpose Of b Ia appointment. at his Office,
No. eo'1< Swede street, Norrlstown, Pa,
on Tuesday. the LIST day OF November.
said parties are.requested 10 attend.
AARON q. SWARTZ,
law3w Auditor
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

d DUNAwAY.-lO CENTS REWARD
IL Runaway from the subscriber on
september Is, 1881, bound boy named
inomss Gallagher, about feet, inches
seen on the premises he had on n dark
sait OF clothes. sun brin hat and q pair
of laced shues.
The above reward Will be paid for the
boy. All persons are forbidden Trusting
or harboring the boy ON my account.
seph-8.. ELIHU ID. TALI.EY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

THERE is now $4,000, 900 in the
General Postofice Department, ac-
cummulated of small sums that have
been passed W tuo Department in
money orders not called for.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

The corn grown in 1880, as stated
recently amounted to about l .7sO. .4e1,,
600 bushels, and the estimated crop
for 1881 is 1893, 641 900. or wheat
the product in 1880 was 4s0, 900, 600
bushels in 1881 it is estimated at
36S,962, 600 bushels.
Illinois leads all the States in the
production Of wheat, corn and oats.
OF the first her product is 51,110, 500
bushels of the second, 1925, 792, ,4s1 ;
OF the third, 90, 1s9 200. Ohio, Indi-
ana, Iowa, California and Wisconsin,
as wheat growers, follow in the order
here named.
Good farming, other things being
equal, Is indicated by the product per
acre. The States named are found to
produce the number Of bushels of corn
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

NJ 0TICE-I, Sarah shearer, the owner OF
~ the within mentioned pro perty dc
hereby give notice that / shall apply 10
Honorable the Judges OF the Court OF
ueneral Sessious \ OF the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State OF Della ware, In and
ioT New Castle County, ON Monday, the
2lst day OF NOVEMBER. A. D., 1851, being
the nrst day OF The November term OF
said Court. for license TO keep an Inn or
tavern. known as the Star Hotel inSchool
District No. 4j. the CITY OF New Castle,
New Caste County, slate of Delaware,
and ~ sell Intoxicating liquors In guam
tities less than une quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
BILE citizens residents. OF said District
recu III mend tue said application TO Wit I:
Ferdinand Leck Ter, WIN. Herbert,
A. =. Gray, ID. Bouidsn,
Jno, ]. Black, Geo. A. Maxwell,
Jno. r.. v. Platt, WIN. Il. Herbert,
Jas. i. Elibson, ID. W. Elklnton,
James WiiInot, Jno. Kelly.
1. IL. OILS, M. G. Rogers
Jh'. M. Wise, sT., David 5. Lewis,
Len Chase, Patrick Maliin,
Joseph Callahan, Michael Gallagher,
Frank +. Herbert, Jno. KeegAn,
| II. l. Rogers, James B. Toman.
VIM. j. Black,
octio8l' SARAH BHEAHER.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
LICKgsE NOTICES.

NOTICE Il. Patrick Magarity, owner
IN ofthe within mentioned premises do
hereby give notice that shall apply To
the Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery ef the State oil Delaware, in and
Tor New Castle Count T., on Monday, the
2lst day of November A. D., 1881, being
the frst day of the November term OF
said Court, for a license To Keep an iHn or
tavern At the Intersection OF Chestnut
street, Monroe atreet and MARY la nd
Avenue, In the Third ward OF the City I
Wilmington, New Castle County, State of
Delaware, and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
in quantities less than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said
Ward recommend the sa d application TO
wit:
J. r. Theo. Fuekel, Peter j. Ford.
John M Cruml.sh, James Clark,
Henry Witsil, Harry Taylor,
Daniel Maier, Frederick Beck,
q. Krautter, John Edwards,
A. Walton, NJ. D., X. Apperger,
william Nc X night John Ia. Graham,
Frldel Frazer, Ii. Haug,
James Grant, Louis Hammerer,
Thomas Matthewes, y. .Zlmmermann,
John W. Lynch. Anton Benson,
T.. W. HackenDurg, J chm A. Mitchell,
Chas. Stewart,
octi7-st PATRICK MAGARITY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

NJ OTICE.-The Farmers Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, OF Mil Creek
Hundred. has made an assessment OF one
dollar and seventy.nve cenLa (tl.76)on the
one thousand dollars (el ,0U0) for loss sus-
tsined by the burning OF the barn OF Ed
ward woodward. A reduction OF seven
per cent. Will be made on All assessments
pa Id on or before october LIST, 1851.
A0UILA DERICkSoN, M. U. HID.
HOWARD E. FLIHN, ChristianR Hid,
JOHN W. DAY, Brandywine Hid.
JAMES SPRINGER, W. G. Ck. HID.
Collectorn.
THOMAS l.. J. BALDWIN,
sep9-ltdd3tw Secretary
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
AND LINENS
AT
John WANAMAKER'S,

We have bought 10000
five-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock of the Scotch ma.
ker whose letter we printed
otherday. lisa low price that
justi6es SO large buying as
that. A few Of the coarser
ones have come. $I.35 and
$3.50 a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't be buying at any
such rate. Here's a circle
worth your thinking Of: Low
prices make large sales.
Large sales make large buy
ing. Large buying makes
low prices.
Next-outer circle, City y-hall-squaIe
entrance,
It and Chestnut Streets.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

agriculture that has been published, as
1t gives an idea of the quality Of the
land in distant States for growing
crops more correctly than any other.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

1n M. J. a. nAH,1fss, 4, 1fs,lE fEsess e,sssSSa &
s: $:l S;s s;$ E;;s; ;Ss;ss$;. !: ai
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

The table of products Of the cereals
Der counties In the States - perhaps
one Of the most interesting and i'm.
portant tables to those interested in