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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-05-19

Among the curiosities of the census
which has developed no end Of curious
things, is a native of Arkansas who
was never twenty miles from his birth
place and never saw locomotive,
having been born in Arkansas three
years before its cession to the United
States in 1886. Another curiosity 10
an Alabama giant only twelve years
Of age who weighs $50 pounds. and is
six feet in height, while both his par
county, Georgia, furnishes, in the per-
son Of Mrs. Lavinia Cobb, who has
seen hef five score and ten years, the
second oldest person in the United
was four years old when the venerable
I.avinia was born.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-04

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
Bihdery.
, 1881-11-26
DEADBEATS,

~ taa Ea]oF o. ans Ehttd9o 1TftuNEs
CI1cAoo, Nov. "5.-Apropos Of n Trnnsp's
Thanksgiving" 1t was tho night before Thanks
giving, on Madison street, Just oppos!t Tus
TRIBUNE ollioo, searching for the boat piaoe to
purchase il 'lccktie. when short. tllek-sct man,
with biAck Mustnche, and larKe, starring eycs, OF
q bold. brazon address, nccosted tho writer with,
" Excuse mo, Sir, but nrc you acquainted With
nty Of the conductors on tho ChicnYo, nurIlng-
ton T. Quincy ltailroud! Informed him that I
was not whom, before could movo step, bo
began his story. lilo had Just como from, Colo-
rntlo TINT morning, with TWO children had no
money, had Ind nothing to cat since morning,
hRa his children over In tho Northwestern Dc.
pot, und wanted the wrlter to como and eco for
hlmself, requesting In an earnest aud impur-
tuning way Bome mouoy to got something to
cut with. Having hal experience bofore with
similar requests. l hesltatG1, but at last, in
moment Of foolish delusIolt. Ia which thoug ut
tt mlaht be caso Of need, l felt In doubt. Thou
became Buccuaslvoly doubtful and m!strusttul,
md firm conviction came over mo that was
boinR "tnken In" and swladled; that wus
upon ito assurance. II Would nnt ile TO You @ itr
tho w0rtsl," passel over q halr-dullHC. Then
my nstrust ruturned. and made up ms, lninu
my fronl down tho wcst aldo Of beasbofn street
to the alley Just north Of bladtson street, iuto
st, shs 9Sy S % @soat tar haf e % feSs wss III @
clgnr-stoio, and witnessed his lingering for his
money, For yhatY 70 buy liquor. TO got hall-
and tnon to return to tho atrcut, lie aga!n by al
that ts x!,od, impnao IN some sltnple- mttldod
,nan liku the s.Fiter. get big money. aud 70 to
HIT ono thing is certain: no nppl!cuut will over
again yet in0i!ey from the writer, save. bis want
y 10 ns sd5, tre ~ t. pe hoyS SoS
benefit aud guidance Of other alulp!u. minded
people you ean do 10. VICTIM.
, 1881-11-26
OTHER LAKE PORTS
FOttT lJUKON,

e,..,,, r,.,,t,h - ~. St,.,., o,..,.,.. ).
Poar i1unos, Mich, Nov. e5-1;0 P. in.-Up-
ffopelcra u. CalA"eti ahQ oaFRos, S:lb a. mi
Antelope and bArXcs. s::0 d. m.
Down--rropelsors Nashua, . Il. M; Toledo, Q a.
M / tanhnnpsr, Nnufnns 3.AD H. III Holm Al .oaa
Mnnforev ,1.4D n n, Enoru1,l IN A. m
r. ,,,,s,E Ea,.o,.,ns. I,noa f.nsn 1r,rsa.,u.
Wilitam sh,tnn IfMftin WciIs iH'o1v Hwoi1nsx,,
nrGn"i.r sn..rt tnt IN ,,s rnNs - o""o"'
WIFI ao,,,n,.uss ath hsn,1 ,voather c,,a ,,a
fraczinv' ''N""'' "'e"''' @'''sos WV" n4'4
, 1881-11-26


Judgo LoomIs devoted IN hour yesterday
morning to Insane c,lses, but mono Of tho four
hoard wore Of any special interest.
Frunk Louis, young lsruclite, who used to 10
member Of tho Arm Of Louis, 1osephs 4 Co.,
haa boon acting very strangely for two ycnrs
pAst. aud become 'Irro9ulAr md unrcllablc,"
ordering goods and lottlng tho parAcs dun him
for Pnyncnt- lilo was ut OnU tllno epyagcll
to bo snnrriod. but taellc1 out and
@ @5ho yo.lnn Iady suod him for breAuh OF promise.
Tie suit. hoWercr. was, Dismissed hecausu hfs
n,lua was Igliergd " bn unauund. Ae was ur.
rested IT.. WISCONSIN not long ago tor vory
strange cnnduct-throwtu9 money and Hoots
Into tho strses-but tschurgcd on account ot nis
insAnity. Tho evidence snblnittoll yesterday
WHs not conclusive to THO tutnd Of rho jury, 10
1uror was wtthdruwn mud the case woui over.
chr!stiHala lh.ss. n4ea ~, wns violently tnsano,
amt scrAtahest UAittE Wolf when hc brought hor
KNOWN. She was Gent TO Jcf1era0n.
Noflle Sheridan, who was auludEcl insane tho
othOE dny. wAa found kltIty OF being p,lllpur.
lily atari u unsettled her mind.
-, Martln lirt. q former watchman OF Fuller s.
Fuller, has boon "out OF hts heal" slnec July
y owims. ~ = s.lpposcd. to ~ health ho havInK
himself, but Or. Cunningham sayeu his life.
, 1881-11-26
MY Foe.


Fer 7hc Chicago Ttlbune.
Sick Of tho world, and weary Of It's woes.
Pit wild wastes between ni0 AMI my Kind.
Duubt aud llstrlist Of nll Iuan tilivl tny t,iutl
S!nro waIt-losod friends had proved to DO my
foes.
!" lu some retrcat," said, ''whcro no mun
ktipw6
Nv hiLlt1,a. place, tho false world loft behind,
AlouU with God and Nature, shAll lind
AoWs,"
loft tho world. And yot, whcro'or wont,
An i1nl9'laou pEosHEo4 would ln.rud8,
Pursue my aiUps; and NIL tho solitude
With rvst.ess longlnas and with discomfort.
stuipDl to lrlhk one day. aud faced the shape-
hyss!t tho Too, from whom WAS no esgHpu.
Eliza WHEELER,
, 1881-11-26
AROUND TIE LAKES.
AT TIE LIME-kII.Na CROSSING,
Enxef,1f {lisnafth IN gbs SsAI.

Nf'%s"' A<+spNtth ;" <NF kh4GA9Q 4f41AN&Y
AMurHsrHuta. Ont. Nov. 2a.-The water came
up sufficiently 10 allow tho packur to pass ur. ut
7thta morning Tor Dntro!t. whore she will un-
Load part OF her cllruo aud 10 In lsydDok. It is
tho lntuniton Of her owncrs 70 havo her take
nuothpr cargo OF ooal frUtn tluralo snls full.
Thu prupv]lVr 6tottA passed tluwu ut o. m. HIS
wus EetAlne4 nhny9 Tho crossing tWunty-fpur
houts. and tho aleutu. bargo c. j. KGrshaw Waa
Watsr. shn arrived troln IlntfaIo covered with
The stoa1u: % barge !: +. Dona!lson arraved hefo
at Veaock tonight ooyurol with Leu, and ro-
ports 7 very sUush passage W. thu WIS out vt
pr0tialoHs anu coa!: Blu bus tho crosaWAitho
anu Charles Hutchinson IN Tow, und. When
GuM4nx to kl9 dock, th0y all got mixed Up, but
wer1 untalg!el With unly ,lallaue 10 ths duck.
Tho GaptAlA has hul his til Oe sAIling for ibis
Wintor. Shu COCA u Tort ilurun aud Will tay up
at Marlno City. Tho Lar Point llghtshIp broku
Or sppe.t QUO OF hsr ut,chaES, and II riding out
this suuthaasteF with QUO anchor. Tho ferry
boat Hope Will no end brin2 her In tpsnorrnw
1nornlnk. It " blowing u hurricane FROM tho
souta and getting nrouHd tn Tho westward.
uUFYAI.l Nt,TAs.
xpttial ptsputeh 10 Tho Uhteaeo Tribune,
HuvFAtn, N. Y. Nov. el-rhe propeller Rns-
tcronl vii! 20 To- St. ctalr IL lay up Tbs wiul
has been blowing {r0tH west 10 41uthwest ut the
rate Ct twenty TO thirty Mlled oil day, and tho
WeAtaet u quito cold, Tho propeller @. u. Col
Vol, bound up light, run buck this m1rult4.
shu will tako coal as ballast ulld i lurt for De-
, 1881-11-26
RULES FOR MAILING.

pnrfmcnt's Regulations on the Stub.
Jeet-vatuabls Information for tho
General Public. -
Tho Postmaster. eneral has compiled cir-
oulur fron tho ol!elal regulations, whluh aou-
yeys u ynst deHi Ut Information TO the public III
follows:
Direct your mil nattur to a post-o!!ee, md,
II to II city, ndd tho street and number or post.
ottloc box OF Tho pors9n Atltiressets. II ysu M.o
not certMin thnt tho plucg to which you wish u
sun1 10 post-t'lfIce* nauiro Of the Postmaster.
Matter nut ad4rsesal to postsu'eo uannot hs
i,nrwar.iet. ,.t Wriic Or print your na, ana as:
upper left hand corner OF all .i,ail-aattof. This
will tssIre Ia Immediate return TO yun for uor-
rutuun, II improperly addressed ur insullClently
pull; mud, II 1t Ii not ctUl fur ut dcatinntion,
y ran DO raturnsa ~ you without Bn!ns 70 tho
ssssr Il I'll vsaGo i "" stss ss 49, or
p4cknEeA NcKlsIry fec lU centd, which, with
ss sst ssns1 hs y ThS ane
stdc Of Thu euvo!oue or wrapper.
RATES Of POSTAGE.
First osass-Letters aud all other written
1natter. whether scaled Or anscaed. aud alt
other snntter scaled, nailed. scwed. tied. Or
tnatUhod III my manner 10 that 1t GAnf,Ot bo
eastIy exMtninetl, three cents per ilalf uunc1 or
frautton thereof. postai earas, one cent each.
prltlt!nY On tue address sfdu. except tho d,reo-
lion, or with anything pasted tpol or uttAehed
second class-Only for publishers and news
TutTa c,ass-ptlnted raattor, In unsealod
s"vSppcs st @ @ ' at,os raes e ono j. oot cn ror
nauli two ounces orfraetton thereof. which Iutlst
10 tui'y prepald. This inclule9 books. clre,ilnra,
photographs. proof-shests and .inanuscript no.
elgctrIo' lI' pon. M huktosrnph. metaiiosrnph, papy- W
ruXrnph. nild. lit short, u.,y reproduction upon
p@ror ~ wy pfocsss s;s oxeept nsn1wrainE t VIZ
, 1881-11-26

SUPERIOR CouRT-C0xEaSIONs-W. II. Smith
~. Allon u. kinno 81 .tET. 20.-Is f. Fayerwoath-
or VI. +. II. Hardcnbcrgh and J. X. Isodgors Ir.,
Sl,125.-J. St.tAb vs.. q. C. horn, $b3t5o 49,
JrldE SMrrM-p. II. Naushtou vs. Hchard J.
Cnlklna, E4llG0. =
Theirs, l,HW.-A. g. Work Of ii. vs.. Mayor Sinpua;
yeraIct, <50o.0J and motion for now trtai.-S. N.
Hail. use, etc., vs.. Joseph Dlnet, 1:s!y55.-Peler
kaunOn ct al. Va. J. ". BIodgott, *l5U.-u. L.
AMlerson vs.. Evnn T. Btoyer aud vito. $l0l.77.
C1NGUlT COuHT-JUDUE MOIlAN-Jnhu SchWAl-
bert vs.. w. II. bICU uiro, $T13.a2ss.
, 1881-11-26
UNITED STATES COURTS.

George q. Campbell filed bill yestorday
asainst John h. stopheDs, Of Dakota TorrItory,
10 toFcoloaa mortgage for $1,000 on the tolow-
tug desct'lad piooa OF real estnts In La sallo
County, Commencing at point on tho south
!lno M Or the n: ", " Of Soc. 10. q, thrifty
Of sud N. ". V sectlut, lhance nortb pnrailul
Mlth go weet lino Of a4tl sro. /, 10 the nnrth
inc Ut said tcotion, thenca east ulVn9
eleven rods, lhencs south parallel With tho wost
'o o. sad section to tho said souta line uf sall
lno eleven rods to tho paco Of bvvsu,llur, eau
y Maaln!ng II Heres oa9rs or lrss; alao. The east
t.-!0 i 9f IN aoIo Of iot 8 Ia 3. uf the i, W. Il
o. sAtd 6e0 wnluh lih3 north of the ucutro ttAS
gau Canh!. y" 3~'sN@
, 1881-11-26


Jup0E DR1r,tMOND-1n chntnbors.
JUDGE 1lLob,Err-Gohural business.
APPELLATE Contradictions,
JUICE GAnY-Assists Judge Anthony. No.
1ASI. Chicago l. Western Indlaua Il. X. Co. vs..
llabcrbosCh, on trial. q
1uldE SMiTM-No nrst caii. Trial call 4,gGs.
1870. 49ss,, 4.GgJ, 4,082. No case on trsal.
JuD0E NILl.1AMsox-Ass!st Judge Smith. No
cuse OH trial
JUDGE ANruosy-.ee, 6ss. elo, sss, a.d, CT, go,
G5l to Ea5. rl7 to bf]. No oaHo on trial.
JunuK Observation-Disclosures mDtlonA.
JunnE N0nENy-No first cnIl. Trihl casl G3l,
CO. GSB, COY, 0tS. 701. No oasc IN trial.
JuplE MOhAN-l15, 154, 1d5, l80, 1Ns. loo, TO-
IT, ln, 116, ~ 1T, 17s, lp. No. lGJ, Mauruth
JuDun HAwEa-Motlons Tuesday. No FIRST
gall. Trial call 10i, . IA. ais 2i6 2lT, alB, 10.
No c1ae OF trial.
JUDGE HAHNuM-Contcstca motions.
Sc, JunnE JAMEsoa5Terln Nos. 81, t4.3, $50, 534,
gu, bi7. 5JD, 54U, GUS, IL.
, 1881-11-26

ln tho habsas, corpus case at Roberts N,
Walsh. the action being to obtain tho possession
Of little x1rl by her fathor, the Court dismissed
the proceedings. leaving tho child Ia tho custody
Ut Tnonas Walsh. Tue Court cousultyd tho
child Ia tho matter before toach!ng a concla.
, 1881-11-26
ITENta.

Discharges from bankruptcy were Issued yes
tertlAy to DHn'ci Ho9le. Frhl,ois II. and Mnuah
a. Wells; Albert ". Webster, Henry A. East-
, 1881-11-26
Eaia Speech.

~ ltaturfnte tafHsa1. tiu,t fran
A ynitnR lnsly wllo Erhtunted frn,, o,,4,
fG sa Jn.s terneh!iE sehpuI r ID w.
tied Tho school tho other tl.y, an,l l.n VA ~.
rh' 19 ,vs9r vas h's IT, sSy fey ,sr4 to tic DIR;
love your sctl0ul and your tcuchnr NJ ~ ;hisAyi
A." r!hlea,,, HKxllns hoys nnd gris aas s'i
, 1881-11-26

unAtH, LUMnRIt. AND ORE.
Not n vessel Of amy Kind Yns chartered yester-
day either ln tho RraEn. lumber. or Iron. .oro
trades, though shippers were looking for car-
riers. GrNtn ahippors wero offering .3s11 cents
OF, corn 10 buffalo, but owners did not oifer
anything, ind 1t Is likely thAt GGt7 cents would
nut have scct,rcd q vessel No lumber vcsstis
waro on tho market, and ownprs Of orc carriora
did not feel like taking the risk OF being 9rozon
UP ut Escnunba.
COAL.
A charter wns tnntlp ut lutfnto yesterday for a
cargo Of coal to this port at Sc per tor Thts Ia
probably tue list charter thut will be mado ut
TINT port for this place this season.
, 1881-11-26

STATE COURTS, ,
-. NyhR Drothers. began suit yesterday fos
$1,6oo axaIust Edwin Wnlkor. =
frAqk A. Deyltn and George A. Ilalr Tor Al.QQU,
, 1881-11-26
Cock. Bull Story which I1cdell
SWcnrs lto Passed or on
Alacveagls.
He Promised to Produce Certain
Private Books Of Senator
Doraey's.
9wears that He Liod to tho Attorney
General and Imposed upon
Him.

cnlntcl to throw light IN this history and tho
methods employed by Attorney. Gcnerul ,tuc-
Fcagh IN conducting tho prosecution, suDIoln
herewith tho statement sworn to by Mr. NJ. q.
Iaodoli. to which reference was n,adc In tho Sun
or tho 1tth Inst:
TltE: STATEMENT.
WAsHrSGrOS, b. g., June ~, l8si.--Mn- pRRst-
nESr; p m@ ! tkink Il Il ny duty to you, tho Admin;
IS s,rntIons aEd ennltnen fhfrness t1At | shoAl1
muko to you Tho following statement under
""m' On Or abour the 9Th ,,ay uf June, ,ss,. met
ex-sennsur. Clnxlun oil. Fifleun.h Rtreei, tcnr
tho Riggs lIut1*e. who, after II iulntttts couvEE-
ea,19n lnyia w.t., s e v'ss ' s ~
Knowing he WIS tnkng MI ncttvo rart ngalnst
eo"ulyed iho ioa ot sctIns tic pars i"aD' of ae-
tccticp III urtlcr to irnrn why tx -Senutor Dorsey
sbo county, @ stu t. nses1s"n HUI wees
Mny reat Krtunds fur such nbusc, uni whnt part
Ctnyt0n WINS taslng " tho matter.
Iurlux our tHteryieW Unlimited that know
cacd " staf.routs frauds," and that would bo
Otners; Aild, II called upon nnd put upon tho
witnnss-atand, would leat all.
vt 81 Ms IN re}nest
hiia: ThIs | asscnieu to, u. renarke,i that
there were certain things wante,t duno
IN CONSIDERATION
virt sena.or burssy.
tlrst-l WuntGd stcnmbo1t route on Sny1n-
having been discontinued by the Postmaster
Generni. and IN which bad ii prull,nblo Interest.
large Interest tt siaa onS s..c i janninss T haa
ngiinat tho puss.utFIce Department. That this
Claim wns lust ono and ot,sht 10 10 pAltl.
Third--IhAt ! was supporting my tRth0r-In.
Inv AND us vile. anl Wnnteo position fur
HIN 70 SONG Ut The dopnrtnic,lt:. 70 uit Of
ln whaf hs enud f0E nio and would speak to the
fost''Iastef. i uosier'i.
IN tns . neg, day hIeseycd Spsd from Clny,
Tor Ar JhtneH ind myself Mt tho Arlington Hotel
at6 O'Clock u tl4 eyontuy.
~ tAo tt'pnlassd tinu went thore and mot
james. Immediately after entering Ills room
M sg ~ ~, n1ecLen 70 ~ pe,iR
nfrs.id / couhi nut copo tyith lin III lint liuc,
but Of, tho rcphhtcu rcnt,c,t ut Wr. Jmmus cum
sem.cd 70 hts oeins present.
/. OF course. 'A' ~ 'Ao -''o ~ 1'.eos''o'
A''' w., go. cn
HAi. rEEPAtEl' Ni hIohl,
and to give effect to i pretended to hnye In my
possession ecrtaiN t1ot'nrnti!lA uf Mr: D0rsey's,
1',. " well ~ lSttor from him 10 me- Those ex.
& desire 10 say hore TINT. from long assoc!a-
uon aiiu connection @ with ar. qorsoy % Bug
to itnittu his hsnlwrItInE, at, cat, san i'm % his
name 20 near llka hu docs THAI ho h!nlsulf ca,l:
not n" t9,, " ai'd ha'o SIGNED checks that passed
AiI q il,ese memoranda md tl,o letter cx-
hi1!tcl wgro wrlstun ~ pencil. with tho oxcep.
tho par OF eneh route aftes II VIVA increased. |
wrote ihcu ~ rrneil 50 tllat could more casly
After showing inetn 10 alr. Jnmcs and Wood-
whrl thc'i. IN aHhstMnte. told then kncw Ut
one payment of *'uuJ ma!e by llorsey to bratly.
eas!on td rolor 10 the stea,boat route aud tue
81 cnsss "assT rsa'.s sas se"i c ~
nlnxs bud Decn hadlY trc9tcd. md hc ought to
, 1881-11-26
Ice Reported to Be Forming Very
Rapidly in tho Straits Of
MackinaW.
Not a Vessel Chartered Yesterday
Either tor osain, Lumber,
7 a., or Ore,
A Channel Sixteen Feet SIX Inches Now
Hccnrca In the st. Mary's
River.
Dock and 0thor Notes-Arouud the Lakes
Arrivals md Departures Yes
terday.

THE STRAITS OF MACKINAw.
1CH FORMING FAST.
Special LsspateA to 1ha oateaeo TrttanA
CHEnoyoAS. Mich, Nov. e5-N:16 p. m.-Tho
Wind is blowing heavy FROM tho south, with n
driving snow-Htorm. Tho weather IL worry cold,
and leo is forming vory fist In the Straits Of
Mackinnw.
, 1881-11-26

afnn. md thu littlp One vns fO,nd nvcrkc tn ro-
turning to ~ fashcr. Tho question OF adoption
10 yot to bo hoard,
, 1881-11-26

Noe = PuraatSvss CaFterss Little Livsr
Plllsithelr actiou IL mlil, pleasant aud natural.
, 1881-11-26
DIVORCES.

Sadie Morris Sinclair Glod n bin yesterday
complaining TINT her husband Charles M. Sn-
clair, deserted hor IN 1878, and asking for d.
v0Fcu.
MeIvInA Gi!os asked for divorce from WILL
lam ". Giles un the ground Of Mdultcry.
4 bIlt Tor divorce wns fIlad Wednesday, by John
+. Stafford from Mary Stafford. tho charge being
desortIou.
Judge Jatneson yesterday Rrnntad n decree OF
DIVORCE to CnrOsng II. kjlb0urn0 FROM William
l.. Ktlhourn0 on tic ground OF desoruon.
, 1881-11-26

tro!t. Tho schonners Lymnli Cnacy,. Acorn,
Mnfsc, ntd j. II. Henson nro still wlnll- bound.
Two Or three lon.ts OF wheat woro shipped by |
cnnnf totfhy to 1toChcster. tDnaihornbic iee IL |
reported AtonH tho ohnhl. Nearly two million |
bushels ot erau nse n'itat In tho Eric md Os.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-26
Hanged I'm Emxy.

Daylight, this morning, showed
Gulleau the assassin, hanged in efigy
at Eighth and Market streets. The
effigy was neatly made mp, arrayed in
black clothes, with black cap drawn
over the head. On the breast was Q
square piece Of pasteboard with the
words "Ie Gods what coward ~
rudely printed thereon. The efigy
was suspended frem wire that ex-
tends from the telegraph pole at the
southwest corner of Eighth and Mar
ket streets to a tree In front of Esquire
Vandegrift's house, on the east side Of
Market street above Eighth. It was
put up about twelve O'Clock last night
by three boys. The police this morn
ing, by order Of the Mayor, cut tho
loathsome object down.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-26
THE READING TOURNAMENT.
A Coed Time Had by the Whining
ton VisitOrs.

On Saturday evening the Weccacoe,
Washington and Ph1uix Fire Compan-
les, that went to Reading ON Thursday
morning last, for the purpose OF particle
pating in the firemens' tournament.
They arrived here on a.special train
about 7.30 O'Clock, and weie met by a
large crowd Of people. A committee of
the Friendship met the PhGDix com.
d my and after marching past the var
ious engine houses, escorted them 20 the
Frendship house, where a collati on had
been prepared for the hungry boys. AT
ter having done justice to the good
things spread before them, listening to
sorle happy remarks, they were escorted
to their engine house and dismissed.
The Weccacoe al gave short street
parade, and then marched to their
house. just before leaving Reading
they presented Mayor Rowe, of that
city, with beautiful gold headed ebony
cane. The presentation speech was
made by barry Sharpley, Esq, of this
city, and received on behalf of the May
OF by Willis Bland, Esq. The WashiDg-
ton ire company, after marching around
a few OF the principal streets, proceeded
to the United States hotel, where a snp-
per had been prepared for them by their
Friends.
The visitors speak very highly OF their
trip, aud will endeavor at some future
time to repay their entertainers.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-26
nR. ToDp's FAMILY MEDICINES.

No. s, for Dyspepsia and Constipation;
No. 10. for DiarfhDa, Dysentery and Chol.
era Infantum No. 16, for Bright's Dis.
ease and other diseases OF the Kidneys /;
Nc. ~. for Coughs and olds No. 70, Tor
Coughs, Bronchitis and Lung Difnculties;
No. 81, for Asthma, Group and WI looping
Cough Nos. IS and 40. Tor Catarrh No.
l., for Hoarseness and Sore Throat; Nos.
so and 55, Diseases Of The Blood and Skin;
Nos. 80 ana IS Chronic Inflammation OF
the Bowels, stomach, Kidneys, Bia der.
Womb. etc. Nos. 7n and II. Neuralgia.
Rheumatism and Gout; No. 50, for
Worms No. e5, Functional d sease OF the
Heart No. 90. for Nervous Weakness
No. 95, Diseases Of the Ears No. 100, Ple-
ventIve Of Smallpox. specific Nos. ls6
and ITO, Fever. gue all low typee OF Fe-
yer, Ma!arial Disc ases Generally No. lis.
TO regulate the Menstr ual Discharge,
AmenOrrhea, Dysmenorrhoea, etc.; No,
100. Incontinence of Urine In Children
No. l2j, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
impotence, etc.
These Medicines are esp cially prepared
an can be relied upon 10 cure The Dis
e. es Tor which they q 70 ommendt d.
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
by druggists and the Pro, rietor, DR.,
James Told, No. 500 Market street, Will
m'ngton, Delaware. Persons suffering
rom any Chronic DIsease viii do well 10
consult DIR. Todd. ONCE hours from Q
IN. to =. M, on Tuesday and Friday,
ami from to9 p. nc. all other days ex-
cept sunday.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-26
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

lrbe subscriber having disposed OF Al
.,oIness Will sell at public sale at Hocx
pun Mil Creek Hui dred. Delaware, N
,weDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1,
at 2o'clock, p. m. as foilows'
Nj Ian. a chestnut sorreli horse.
vesps old, sound and kind In al harness.
wep2 Dolly, sorrell mare, 8 years old.
sound and kind IN all harm ss, weighs
, IN lbs. the above two horses have been
worked together, and make q arst-eiass
'eS,n' Sn g. Frank black h -rse, s years old
,o,,d and kind and a nrst-class driver,
sa,y stylish, works In VII harness.
inmp. seat wagon made by Wright OF
WILMINGTON, on ly heen II ed one year, /
po.top buggy IN good order, new uar-
~, wagon for one or Two b0rees, only
h.en used two months good lignt set, OF
single Il a, ness, heavy set VI single mar
n,ss. / set new lead gears, collars, brides,
iced chest, 1 challeDg refrigerator, IONS
of t,mo by hay. and many other articles
moi herein enumerated.
T,Rws OF SALE.-On all sums OF 80
and less ca b, on all sums over that
smounta credit OF six months Will be
gwen by the purchaser giving bankable
nole with approved endorser no Interest.
4 prr cent of tor cash. For further par
ticular, zee ,,uo, =. ,o,,nso,y
Hockessin, bel.
L.W, sTIDHAM soN, Auctloneers.
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