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The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
FOR COUNTY LOAN.

WHEREAS, The floating and bonded debt
of New Castle county now due, and the
expenses incident to the renewal OF the
county seat, and the appropriate made
necessary by recent ackY OF the Logisla-
ture for the repair of certain marsh banks,
vii aggregate to nearly the sum Of siso.-
Therefore be u Resolved, That the Trea.
by authorized TO borrow, on the credit OF
the said county, the sum OF One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, at rate not TO exceed
four per oentum pes annum, fer the par;
boating debt, and defray the expenses
aforesaid, and for that Nrpose ne ahAil
advertise IN at least 81 Newspapers Of
%soe 1e any pa Bart Of said Ths
loan to rup for period OF sln yeais, from
the first day of July. a. p, 1881 and that
each year after the obligation OF the loan
aforesaid, there shall be appropriated by
the said Levy Court. tle SUM Of Ten
Thousand Dollars, which shall be invest
ed in any outstanding. loan of the countys
Of Of the loan aforesaid. And to the said
party or parties. to whom the said loan
shall be awarceds upon the receipt Of the
sum or sums r. pee ikely loaned hy them
payable s1m- annually, shall be issued
therefor, in the name Of the county, re-
citing the authority OF this Resolution,
sna p sns s Ss oonr 81 ns ddgs Ky
attestation of the same attached. 90.
In accordance with the a,aove Hesolu.
ton, passed by the said Levy Court, ct
Wilmington, Monday, June 9Th, A. D.,
1881, hereby ask for proposals for tho
whole or any part OF said loan, by sea ed
proposals, directed to William HerberI,
County Treasurer, Levy Court Room,
Wilmington, on or before 10 O'Clock. A.
M, Thursday, June 18, A. D., 1881,
WIN. HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
Wilmington. June TIN, 1ss1.-7t
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pAx ~ ogHxGEssSass.
Four Leave this city this Morning.
Ono from Newark.

~ Ono from Newark.
II has almost grown to be . custom
that excursions should take place ON
Thursdays. Last season there were
no less than four left this city on one
day, and the same coincidence has
taken place to-day, four having left
here. "
The Epworth M. K. Sunday school
left ON the steamer Thomas Clyde
from Fourth street wharf, at o'clock
for Woodland Beach. The excursion,
notwithstanding the threatening as
pect Of the weather, was about the
largest 30 far this season, the boat bee
ing crowded. The City Cornet band
accompanied the excursion.
The Sunday school and friends Of
St. PauPs M. K. church left on the
John A. Warner for Creedmoor Park.
The attendance was small. The First
Regiment band accompanied the ex-
cursion.
The friends and Sunday schools Of
Mt. Salem M. e. church left ON q
special train over tn, Wilmington &
Northern railroad for the Falls of
French Greek, the new summer re-
sort on the French Greek r. R.
A colored Sunday school also left to-
day for one OF the many summer res
sorts on the Delaware.
Abeut thirty members of the Sunday
school Of the Newark M. E. church
went on an excursion to the Geological
Garden, Philadelphia, this morning.
They came upon The train leaving this
city at 10 a. m.
The Sunday schools since the begin
ing Of the season have had rather bad
weather for excursions, it having rain
cd every time one went out.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
sale ofaFarm.

We call attention to the sale Of the
fine farm belonging to the estate Of
the late ]. II. McFarlin, which takes
place on Tuesday afternoon next at
the Gilpin House, New Castle, ct Q o.
clock, by Chas. B. Lore, Esq. The
farm Is an excellent one, situated ON
the road leading from, Newport 10 New
Castle and contains so acres. s
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
ARCHBIsHoP PURCELL's DEBTs
The suit Of His Creditors For a..
100000 Begun I'm q Cincinnati
COurt. %"


CINCINNATI, June THE suit
against the Catholic Church property OF
the Cincinnati Diocese, brought by the
Assignee of Archbishop Purcell, was
called in the Common Pleas Court to-
day. The suit Is against all property
which IL held in trust by the Archbish-
op, aud includes churches, school-hous-
es, hospitals, cemeteries, and such city
and other property as has been given by
benevolent persons for the use Of the
Church, and has been had In trust by
the Archbishop. The creditors, rep
resented by the Assignee, number about
5000, and their claims aggregate 81, LOO-
00O. The suit has been two years in
preparation. When called to-day there
were q great number OF attorneys pres
ent representing the creditors and the
many congregations and associations
having property at stake. After pro
longed discussion IL was agreed that, az
the case is bound to be appealed which
ever aide obtains o verdict, IT would Ia
cilltate matters to have pro forms YER
dict entered Of either judgment or dis
missal, and take the case a. once to the
District Court. Such course will be
followed. The form Of the verdict has
not yet been agreed upon. In the Dis
trict Court the case will be heard upon
Its merits. A verdict having been So
cured, 1t will then be taken to the SUI
preme Court at special sitting and T.
nal decision secured. It ID expected
that the trial will consume about six
weeks. The chief point at issue-and 1t
is one that has never been decided iu the
courts--is whether property held In
trust by Bishop Of the Church IL liable
for his debts. Canon law will be quoted
In the case, but the degree Of weight
that will be given to il seems to be 6
matter VI conjecture.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIN0rON


FoR PHILADKLPHIA.--2.9 % 2.25 8.SO. TAO,
tl0 900. e.l0. e.5S. i0.8O. lisa. M, Il. Ib
si1.48. Aus, 2-30. 4.OO, 6.62, B.88, ] 10, g.66,
n.Uy p. m. Hnndays,2 ,2.06, Avs. s.lO ana;
pN0O, 8. 62 g.3S, 7.OO. e.66, 1900 p. m.
'GI sss ssx = ~. ao.E;1H19, IA "a AZ II SSs s spG sS
sundays. AUG. AID e. M, 6.62 6.a8 p. 10.
FoR BALrIhoRE.-l25l. Ala. 4.02 T.66,
SSsa.m. ;l2.65. sl.O4. Al5 $50 l0.bl p. m
p. m.
fOR WAsHIHanoM.-iaH ara 4,1 7.ss
~ .. m.; lass. sA.O4, ESQ p, m, sun
Jays, D.ol 2.l2, 4.02, 7.e6 q. m. -A5kf
'ALfiAoRE AND In rRRKEDIATH STA
Trlsss. -l25i. ABS q. M. l266, 4. As p. m.
;, .ne $40 p. m. train stops at way sta
Ions only between PerryviIlS and
pnnsiumore. Sundays, 1881 q. m.
1,ViLLk 1,assi AND INTERMEDIATES STA
'S6 Nnw CAsTLH.-aOO e.a5, q, M: l.O6
o.A, ?. m. No sunday trains.
T,nheToN AND INTERMEDIATES STA.
sunSsv suSsS - a. m; LOS. SIS p. m. No
-s1 ss AND INDEsMEDIArE STATIONS
1lo siLsisgros q NORTHERN II. R.-
trains. '' ''00' 500 p. m. No sunua,
Ia a. DELAWARE wrsrxRN R. A-zu
le.SO a m 40 80 ?. ma sunday trains.
A4Ns ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
ia ia ! spassILLADELPHIA.-ia4s. sasILL aOy. sS7
sl.Oa NJ, s'so q. M, Il m. l21b, 1245
GOO. aSo 40, AL, DO, 400 alb, 6.AU
l2lSi1s sm45. Ills %. la Sundays,
ulsr "'01' %. i0.l0a. m; e.2O, lO.45,
FRnn
.. m: TW YoRK.-9O7, s.6a. y.62. s.ss,
ppo. py~ aV7, s.6i Isl :. m. iS.4S @ 3 3. m. M
m: ~ ~ aoRE.-l.6e, Ala. o6 Lbs .
-dayu "A ~. 646, $50. $50 D. m. sun.
PRos W.. zW - m. SD, 8.30 $50 o. M.
N, sia 1hih9ToN.-l.6e, AZ 2Ia. u.z3 a,
days. 4 IA zoo, 8. 4e, 8,3s D. M. SUM
fRok PES.a 80, ., M; 6.4S, $50 D. m,
FRoa NEw VILE 0nly-9.O6 am.
6lO. enS SAsFLE.-o.4H, o.8l. a. ~. IL n
FRos BS, ?; IA. No Sunday trains.
.G05 u. m EAkk Il. R.-s.S q. u.: l2.li
FROh WI. no sunday trains,
A0e, n m !. ~ nsf nnSfOh q NokrH RRM X. r.
trains. i zsOo e.AS p. m. No Sunday
on ~. n.ESIAwARk wnsrrRN R. R-sa
a. M sin p. lsl. Sunslmv trs,ns a.,
and s.A0 p. m. ~anh' s'A
AAlsa ~ ToR wILMINoron nav,
i.o5 ,DshsLrHIA--Rroad ~ straet n...a,-
liz ''SO s.lA, 1880. ii In n ~ Dsposss
nSb Ivy. LSO. 6.ib5.iS & az 1s6 "a = M "a 4 d.s J
am LEO p. m. sundsys ~ as e;ov.s.s
wv s"0. a:AS. i06OlIi. % ). : m. n;u0. ''~a' n
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
A Jersey stir uni

Qniet old MT. Holly. n. j., has had q
Washington pass through ON his way
TO Monmouth. Mr.. Charles Sailer, lead
ing ciIizen and Pres't of the Vincen town
Mari Co.. sent dollar 70 N, A. Dauphin.
yen9ure ON half o. ticket No. 81, % in the
April Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. ON June l4th over a-t0,O00 win
% 1lvlueI, IL IN "a an hom l5omm Sivo down;
his example in sending their Investments
10 M. A. Dauphin at No. 2l2 Broadway,
New York city. N. X. or same person al
New Orleans. La.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
OIivct Anniversary To-Nfght.

This evening at 8 O'Clock, the
anniversary of the Olivet Presby.
tsrian Sabbath school will be observ-
cd in the church at the corner of
Adams and Chestnut streets. An
address will be delivered by Rev.
F. B. DuVal, and q statement of the
condition OF the school will be read
by the superintendent. Vocal and
instrumental music will be furnished
and original poem. written for the
occasion will be reoited. and other
interesting exercises win be render
ed. ~S $50 7 Ah - : :
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NEW ADVRRTlsEaEENIrs.
DEaIsTRR,s ORDER,
REGIsTRR's OFFICE, -
New Castie Co, June Sth, lael.

New Castle Co.. June Sth, 1851.
Upon the application OF JohA Fehren-
bach and Pauline w. Aschenbach, Exeou-
ters OF Augustus Ashenbach, late or Will
m1ngton Hundred, insaid county, deceas-
Register that the Executors aforesaid
tamentary upon the estate OF the deceAs-
ca, with the date of granting thereof, by
eansing advertisements to be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters,
in six of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
SONS having demands against the estate -
present the same or ABIDE by an act OF As
sembly In such case made and provided,
And also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same period In the DAILY
GAZETTE, q newspaper published in WI:
mington. and to be continued therein three
weeks, g o d.
{, Given under the hand and seal
Il. 3. offoffice OF the Register Aforesaid
t.~-~, at Wilmington, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. @. RIGGS, Register.
( NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the zs-
ate of the deceased. must present the sAms
duly attested, 70 the Executors ON or
before Sth day of June A. ID. lS82. orabide
the Act OF Assembly In such case made
anu JOHN FEHRENBACH,
PAULINE W ASHENB BACH,
ExeeuteGs.
Address:-wilmington, Delaware
ju9-eOd8W. aA .s5ssr
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Ruxbz Commeneement Te.nisht

The Rugby Commencement will take
place this evening In the Grand Opera
House. As usual the house will be filed
with . delighted audience. A great
many seats have been reserved at G. +.
Thomas & Co.'s. during the past day or
two, and probably the remaining seats
will be taken ,Ss-day. The programme
for this occasion 10 Of most interesting
and entertaining character. A most
pleasant feature will be the military drill
by the "Rugby Cadets" rresident
Purnell, Of Delaware College, will pre-
sent the diplomas; Geo. Gray, ESQ.,, the
gold and silver medals. The testimonials
for Improvement In penmanship and
other premiums will be awarded BY the
principal, DIR. s. w. Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
election or Oaseers.

AT the annual communication Of Tenn
pie Lodge, No. II, A. F. & A. M, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year:
W. M.-James @. Akin, Jr.
8. W.-Archie s. r. I'd.
j. W.--Albert @. Griggs.
TIeasurer-Isaac q. Pyle.
Secretary-Eldridge Pierce. g us
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Personal.

Joe Jefferson is resting ON a Louisiana
plantation. 1.H
General Butler is defending q liquor
dealer in suit in Lowell, Mass.
Senator Ingalls, is to deliver the an
nual address at Williams College, Of
which he is an alumnus.
Baron De Fava is announced as the
new Italian Minister at Washington. He
is at pre- lent representing his Government
at Buenos Ayres.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
4 Serious Runaway Accident ~
.a Dover

On Tuesday afternoon, while Miss
Carrie Eckles, daughter of Edward
o. Eckles, Of Dover, was out riding In
that town, she met with O very seri-
Gus accident The horse which she
was driving became frightened and
ran of. Turning around the corner
Of a narrow street, the carriage was
upset, and Miss Eckles was thrown
out striking her head with great
force against the curb stone.
The lady was picked up in an in-
sensible condition and carried to her
homo on State street. DIR. Anderson
was at once summoned and dressed
the wound. He fears that the lady's
skull is fractured, and that her I'M
juries are serious.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Natures sluiee-way.

The kidneys are natures sluioe-way to
wash ont the debris OF our constantly
cbanpinR bodies. Ii they de not work
propsrly the trousle 10 felt Everywhere.
Then be wise and - soon - you see
sions OF disorder get package Of Kid
ney. w ort and take 1t faithfully. 1t will
clean the siuice way OF sand, gravel or
slime and purify the whole system.---
DrugRists sellit, both dry and liquid and
dry, and it 10 equally efficient In either
form - Independent.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
the Police Ordinance.

The ordinance for the increase Of the
police force will probably be brought up
10 City Council This evening. The in.
crease OF fourteen patrolmen at first pro-
posed has been reduced to nine and the
districts from nine go eight. Each dis
trict Is to have four patrolmen, excepting
the eighth, over n the Ninth Ward,
which will have but three.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
TINE LIQUOR DEALERs.
Meeting Of Those Who are An Favor
OF COntestfng che Present Law.


A large meeting Of the liquor dealers,
and those who were recently In the bus.
iness, who are In favor Of testing the
eonstitutionality of the present law, was
held yesterday afternoon In the third
story Of the. building, y. W.. corner of
Third and Market streets. The amount
ef business. transacted was small the
Committee on Appeal rel ortsd progress.
After the report had bean made, q gen.
eral discussion took place on the ques-
tion OF Appeal. "a q aE az ~
It ID not the intention OF those who
we're refused license atthe last term OF
Court, to keep on selling under q gov
ernment tax, except one person who will
sell for the purpose Of being arrested,
and, should the Court fine him, he will
appeal and the appeal will be entered up
In the Court Of EIrors and Appeals,
where twill be argued by counsel en-
ployed out Of general fund. No other
business ives acted a. on and the meet
Ing adjourned subject 10 the call OF the
COMMITTEES on Appsals. kA& ~ y4sa
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Returned Home.

George v. Massey, Esq., and wife, Of
Dover, who have been on visit to Man
iton Springs, CAL, since April 1st, ar
rived ct their home on Tuesday last.
Last evening his friends gave him q re-
ception ct bis residence on State street.
After spending an hour or two In social
Intercourse, they left for their homes.
Mr.. Massey IL very popular with the cit
izens of Dover.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

aofall sad words OF tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, "it might nave
BEEN"
The above quotation was forcib'y
brouaht 10 mind the other day by hear.
Ing 5 young lady remark that ehe would
she had taken 6fnesa Syrup OF Tar,
wild Cherry and HorehOund, In
Nov nnber last, and lcured her eoios as Q
riend OF hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of q really good chewing tobac-
10 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as IL is the only tobacco which
has net the favor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Az. I'D q Wa m
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Fine Strawberries.

The largest and handsomest straw
berries We have seen this season, were
sent to this office yesterday, by Ran
dolph Peters, Of New Castle Hundred.
They were called the '.Sharpless," and
were deep red, and larger than Eng
lish walnuts. =
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
why Are You BiIIfousi

Because you have allowed your bow
els to become costive, AMI liver torpid.
Use Kidney-Wort to produce . tree
state of the bowels, and IL will stimulate
the liver to proper action cleanse the
skin of it's Yeliowness, cure bilious head
ache, and cause new life in the blood
DruggisIs have 1t, both dry and hQnid.-
ZioRS Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Twsntx.seysnth Year.

The Smyrna Times, In Its issue of yes
terday entered upon its tweniy-seventh
year, and celebrated the event BY Q new
dress Of neat and clear type. The
Times ranks ameng the best rural iour-
mails OF the country. H 3 ,yT q
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Electric Railroads.

LONDON, June 8, 1881.
The Geneva correspondent Of the
Tymss says it is intended, II possible,
to run trains on the railway through
the st. Gothard tunnel by electricity,
which Ia to be produced by the ma
chimes now employed in pumping ali
into the workings and for other pur-
poses.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
The New Cable.

LONDON, June 8, 1881.
The telegraph ste steamer aaIn;rhs FafaanS onS
arrived ct Lands knd tonight ana
landed the shore end Of the new cable
At Whitesand Bay at ten O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
THE GAS QUESTION.
To Come up I'm Council tO.nlGht ON
q Report Against CompotfttOm.

To Come up I'm Council tO.niRht ON
Report Against CempettttOn.
The gas question will come up In
City Council, this evening when the
Street Committee will report adver.
sely on the petitions of the Diamond
State and Delaware Gas Companies
Snsw organizations chartered at the
last session of the Legislaturel for
permission to lay pipes in the streets
of this city.
As consideration for this report
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company
Of present the only gas company In
this city gave the committee writ
ten guarantee to reduce the price of
gas for general consumption to
sLoO per one thousand cubic teet,
and for the city public buildlngs to
sl.25 per 1000 cubic feet as long as
they are protected from competition
provided the price of coal does not
materially increased. 1t is likely the
commlttee's report will be ado pted e,
as q majority OF the Council has all
along been opposed to the admission
olrVal gas companies INTO this city.
Frederick Herman Kroger, aged IL
Ieats died yesterday In New York of
|aSarophobIa. He was bitten by dog
ABOUT six weeks ago.
Meetings. T0-Aight.
7MURsDAY.
Seyeon Lodge. No. 4. X. Off.
faen lodge, No. -, /. q. o. y. l4H.a.asa.
tensfson Lodge, No. 4, I. o. O. r.
Ssss.oaI ass:sS IfSgi nE;.SS. SS n NJ. l. { p = a
a9pe ooepcll, No. z. Jr., o. o. A. n,
assman Mutsal Benefieial SoeletY q
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
aGr. Ashenbaeh's Estate.

John Fehrenbach and Mrs. Pauline
Ashenbaoh, executors, have been grant
cd letters testamentary upon she estate
OF Augustus Ashenbaoh, deceased.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

We do not believe In medicine for child
rem. but we do believe In DIR. Bull's Baby
Syrup and assert that no family should
be without 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Died..

K KELLER-Died ON Tuesday June 7th
Clara Gertrude infant daughter OF Rose
and William d. Keller. aged nvs
weeks and days. 7fI1l
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend the dhneral nom the residence 0f
her uncle. James +. Daley. S2l Kirkwocd
street, Thursday, June eat Q O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

Bulls Baltimore Pills both know Dyspep.
sia the one creates II, the other destroys
IL. Price Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
LOCAL LINES.
Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters ct Fullmer's.
EullmarSa Na.ohrafad nlau, aonu
LOCAL LINES.

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Only one drunk before the Mayor
this morning. rs-. --= ~ -
-Four excursions left this city this
morning.
Letters Of administration have been
granted to John Fehrenbach and Paul
me w. Aschenbach, upon the estate OF
the late Augustus Aschsnbach. kfi.
The Fame Hose Fire Company's hose
carriage has undergone thorough ever
haullHg, and now presents very hand
some appearance.
The Morgan steamer 50. John will be
taken out Of theHarlan q Holhngsworh
Co.'s dry dock to-day.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

w ANTEo:mAa "A girl I & Q DO ssnsscl % 1Ou.s: ,.s,
Market street. U
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
strawbe rry Shipments.

The shipments Of strawberries over
the Delaware railroad yesterday, we're
40 follows:
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

Wilmington. June TN, issi.-7t
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BOIetin Mercantil,
Auo el Gobierno General imponer aqui,
en- cuanto al n1mero de escuelas, el
precepto de la Ley de 1887, que por Ia
sola iuiciativs de los pueblos habis de
quedar, 81 no quedsba va, superabun-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-27

ponia asistiera a! acto, con todo no de-
| i6 de estar lucida Ia revista. La tarde
era apacible y atrajo tan ameno sitio
numeross y heterogenea afuencia de
aspectadores. A las 6 y media SO di6
la voz de- derecha e izquierda en- la pls
"a de armas.
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La muerte del conde de Beaconsfeld
Da sido muy sentida en- todo el pals.
La fndole de estas cartas no permite
hacer Ia necrologia del que lego azl1s
mayores dignidsdes fuerzs De trabajo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-27

orazon hostiga
"a rudas convulsiones.
3 la guerra entire e. tumulto,
.urel al ceiiir de la victoria,
La huella adivin6 de afan ocuito
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Sc coIocan en- pri imeras hpotecas sobre fa-
cas- dentro del casco de esta Capital que Sc
hallen registradas
D. razon el que suscriba, PLAZA de Armas,
n1mero 29. ANTONIO DE MORA. Is
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
FANCY GROCERIES
CITY CHIT CHAT.

Prairie chickens on ice, q! Jsrretrs.
There are thirty prisoners in the county
Jail.
Order your carriages by telephone from
Arthur Gains stable.
Don't forget the railroad this 7;30 p. n .
OF the board Of trade.
The county commissioners court is stil
grinding away on road matters.
The peach market Is booming, while The
watermelon market Is on tho decline.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
I. Ellington, this morning, on frat page.
The street cutters are actually SO filthy
that the stencil that comes from them smells
worse than a hogSpon.
Reverend Mr.. Schulz of Cincinnati
lectures to might and again Sunday morning
at the synagogue.
An infant son of L. w. Savage died yes
torday morning, and the remains were taken
10 Hutchins for burial.
Deputy Sheriff Smith arrested and locked
up Nelson Graves, colored, yesterday,
charged with aggravated assault,
Deputy Sheriff Mckenzie arrested Al
Bardo (colored), yesterday, for the nom
payment Of an old fine for gambling. He
paid II.
Ground has beea broken for Wright s
Robertson's proposed two-story brick build.
ing, 25IS5 feet, opposite the 81. George hotel
on Main street.. II will cost $1,000.
A number of visiting Mlssourians having
expressed A desire 10 yisit Abilene on the