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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-08-19
DIVIDEND.

OFFICE UNION TURNPIKE COMPANY,
August 18th, 1881.
nN and after September LIST, 1881, upon
" application to the undersigned, divi-
dend of three (3) per cent. will be paid on the
capital stock of this company
WASHINGTON BOWIE,
aug 1926 Treasurer.
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Ne1O advertisements.
Boarding and Day School
~nS "hu lay ocuOol,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
ROCKVILLE, Nd,

Mas. BOWIE AND Miss GARDINER,
PRINCIPALS.
~ The School will reopen for the recep-
lion OF pupils on SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1881.
Circulars aud further information can be OBJ
lained by application 10 the Principals
TERMS MODERATE. [aug left
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ORDER NISI.

nRDERED this l7tlf day of August, in the
~ year 1884, that the sale made and report-
ed by James B. Henderson, Trustee for the
sale OF the real estate of Thomas Walter, de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 the contrary thereof be shown on or before
Tue attn day of September next: Provided
copy OF this order be inserted In some news
paper published al Rockville, in said Montgom-
cry county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of Septcmber
next
The report states the amount of sale to be
1925 CO.
Il. B. PRETTYMAN, Cpk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True cop, Test:
aug l9-3t Il. B. PRETTYMAN, CpkkS
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announce myself a candidate for COUNTY
COMM SSl0NER, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic primaries.
july 30 n TH0S. g. HARDESTY.
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respectfully submit my name to the Dem.
ocratic Conservative voters of Montgomery
county for the position of COUNTY COM
MISSIONER. II nominated aud elected
pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
Office with strlciest economy and use my bes,
efforts TO protect the public interests.
aug n JAMES RENTON
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announce myself candidate for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER for the First Collection Dis
trct. g. q. HUTTON.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

TINE Officers of Registration Of Voters for
Il the Eight Election Districts Of Montvo-
merry county, will sit with open doors, from
8 O'Clock, A. NJ, until 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 9Th, 9Th, 7th,
9Th and 9th Of September, 1881.
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Al the solicitation OF many friends au-
nounce myself as candidate for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER from Darnestown District,
subject TO .he decision OF the Democratic Fri
mary elections.
aug 8 II DATHAN BROOME
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IEOhtE fEIEh
Far House Of Delegates.
JOHN SAUNDERS,
WILLIAM GRADY,
JAMES B. GATHER,
JOSEPH HENDERSON,
JOSEPH DYSON,
A. LEO CROWN,
SILAS W. DAVIS,
THOMAS WATERS, of s.,
OLIVER s. MAUS,
JOHN o. CLARK,
WILLIAM M. CANDY.
For County Commissioners.
SOLOMON DOWDEN,
w. w. POOLE,
GEORGE r. WATERS,
THOMAS G. HARDESTY,
CORNELIUS NJ. BEAN,
JAMES N. BENTON,
JOHN 7. CARLIN,
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
MELCHEZEDEC GREEN,
FRANCIS L. MURPHY,
ROBERT G.. CONNELL,
EDEN GLOYD,
DATHAN BROOME,
NATHAN G. DICKERSON,
For Sheriff.
II. TOWNSEND 5DADE,
JOHN A. CLEMENTS,
CHARLES r. MURPHY.
For County Surveyor.
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For County S,,ypovor.

JOHN d. GRADY,
CHARLES #. TOWNSEND.
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For 6tdte Se,l1tt

GEORGE G. PATTERSON,
HOWARD GRIFFITH,
GEORGE PETER.
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To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters of Montgomery County

July 22-tfo
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PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGES,

aug 1926
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
DWELLING BURNED.

The residence OF George Il. Houston, ,
near Mount Pleasant, was DESTROYED by
ure with All It's furniture, save that Of Que
room on tho frat fioOr, FRIDAY night OF
AT week. A defective fius is supp lsea
70 have caused the tiTe. The upper part OF
the house bad been burning for some
nme and the roof was about to fail IL.
when the occupants OF the house 1lscoy
cred their critical situation. Forum
ateiy. none OF them had retired, Mr.
ana Mrs. Houston were In their sitting
room, and the baby, In its night clothes.
lay In tho cradle, bat there was no time
-."nre clothing or wraps. Mrs.
houston, with her child, was out doors
.,e"f'J ~ hour. The furniture of The
front parlor, was saved by the exertions
OF Mr. Houston and others. The dwell.
ing was comparatively a new one, and
was insured Tor 81 200 In the farmer
Mutual Company OF Wilmington. There
was no Insurance on Ihe furniture and
clothing, and the loss on these was
heavy.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
Win, ngIoh Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

.. , 4, III
LoCE Is dull and weak. Sales of ia,a
ppta, Including AInuesota exsras al
- ~ id6 - Tor medium u choice rIesr
dnd a Soa5 ~ for strsigbt; Penbsyi ynpIn
x "a IaInliy a. sAa9 - u, " eSlef1I do. ein
az - S'ae n, and faLeLLs at S1As T. KyS
rlnur 10 quiet AZ 80 per barrel
bRAIS.-h heat opened dulI and lo,,.r
out e,osel NJ IA ami a fraction higher
9s'sa 81 81 ~ 20 bushes, including rel sctea
al tlaI % red and amber, on lrscK ~
u I114al iSH February At ii ~ Narch
dl . 4isl !3ls; Ne. led, eIevator. cloasd
a. y ~ Dec, 81 II Jan., 81 II Fe0. anu
u u March. Rye Is dull al nc. for Pam
aJIVanla. Corn Is less active ana fntnra1
are lower, safes Of IZ,UU busne IN
Guiding ord yellow, a. o5c new ~
at at. a1zA64c., nst. and 64c. regular, and
~ ~ amer al 90, 5o90 busn. February at
nc. Al The cali board lOoa Husn
January sold at 54c. sic was bid i1I
Dec, oLe. for Jan, 64e. for Feb. and 54sIn
ior MaIsn. OaJs are quiet ana ste.dy
sales Of SS. 700 busEsls, iaciuding whiLs ~
l9l4a3 Sc, and rsJt eted ana xsd a. IiI[s
i1c. bJ0 Dusn. Marcn sold st 4Bc.
Hickey was dun at ii u ysr gallon,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
LOCAL TIME TARIr
TRAINS LEAVE wiLMINGrnx


Fok PHILA LA0RBPHIA.--l.5 2.2l ay,,.
s.lO S.OD, s.4t, lu.vz. loD, A. m: NJ A.. ~. -
A2.41.Aos Z.O,f.0, 6.I7, 100, as. l6 Il, -
On bundAyt. LBS, 2.11, $40, a, m. =. ~
6.Sl, $50, IJ.O0 y. W. ''H'
FoR NEw YoKk.-IJ5s, 2.2is.p7N l,,,
am; lZ.Se. I2.43. AS. 6I7, d m "g
sundays, I.os, R.3 =. m, 1.l7 y. IA
fo9 BALTIMORE AND WAzntSortv
l25i, 2.1S. Zl5, 7.5S,s.S5, a. IA. y 80 Ia is1
LSl,e;oo I.os, .. m. On sundS,ys, iL5l, l%
FoE BALTIMORE. tRay Lane oonpsc,,.,,
7.Ls p. IN. No sunday trains. ''l
Fok Nav SAsILE.-d.UO v. ., a.m..tA
80, 6,3U, p. m. No suL slay train. -
ron DELAWARE X. IS-g.3J a. m.Ix
40, p. m. No SuBdA trains, -
FoR WILhtNGroN NoRTHFEy
.o, q. M; 800, 5.US1p. IN. No sup,,,
FoK DELAWARE W ssrERS r. R,,
'sO a. M; 90 y. m. 10 Sunday tran,
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wILMlS,lo,
FkoM .-I2iA, IL, gs
~. s.0i 40, " m.; l-It. la, I.O2. In
t.|J, 40, 1872 ~, e.@o, 7.1J, w. gyf ll,Gp
~. On sundays, lZ.iJ, .ss, 2.Us, 5.jl ,5E
a. M; T.tA y. In. ''N
FHoM NEw loRK.-L5s. 20s, I51 ~,
m, lt.sb, l.o2. t.dO.7.OU y. m Ua,unaa!.
I.la, 2vs. 1854 "a. ul.
FROM IA LII aoEE.-l.bJ. All, g.bsgg,
4h'' t~.~u b~-Nht <.ol, o.ui 49,, y, IA Snu.
days, .55. ~ a. M. b.U7 q 10 ~ M
From MAsH1NGroS.-I.5i, 1.l1.
llSJ, l2.SI, 2.i,1. ca. $50 y. IN. "a sIa.
Gays. b.U1, . " y. IA.
FRoh-AEw CAsrLE.-s.is. 9.3j, l2lAm.
Die, o., p. nl. No SUNDAY traius.
fkoA DELAwARE X. R.-s.JJ, /. H..
90 y. IN. No SUNDAY trains
FkoA MILMisGToN 4 NoKrnEKy h 4
aO, ll.2' a. m; 6.l5 p. IN. No slusu
tralnA.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN K. R-tys
=. IN. ~, y. IA. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRDA q STREET AND wAsHISGTOy
ANENUE--7 05.5.3J, :. u, 1879, Il.tJ,II j. A. IN
l'O, 80, ~. t.Vi, 80, j.l5, 6.UJ, ~ sd
-, Il.5p p. IA. Un sundays, SIS a. m
O.Ol, s.ij, 81 p. IN.
FROM Thirty SECOND ASD NARgn
orhEEfs. -'.b1, ii.,SJ "A. Ia l2.23 ~, ,
ILL.,; I.uv a. IN. On sundays, l.OU, a H.
Nork.-The black figures represent the
Limited Express" on which an eILri
fare is charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
A BRUTE IN JAIL.

EAToNTowN, n. j., Janury IT,
Intelligence of brutal outrage on a
little girl Ia years of age has just
been made public. Ths culprit is
Craig Wells a dissipated young man
aged 20 years, of Branchport, and
the victim is Anne Wisner, the
daughter of a poor widow living at
the same place. While the child
was carrying home some clothes on
New Years Eve Wells met her
walking along the railroad track,
and there committed the assault. A
physician of Long Branch found the
child's injuries OF serious nature.
The affair was kept quiet uLtil Wells
was removed to Freehold Jail. The
Grand Jury, which commenced its
session on Tuesday and finished last
evening, promptly indicted him.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
MORE sMALL.poy

In addition to the case Of ,m.n
pox in Decatur, street, mentionoS' 'ns'l- !
yesterday Gazette, there ara ~ I'm u
cases in McDowelville. Two ora 'u'ee !
the family Of Martin Green %'' "a "a
Wawaset aud Scott street. tba y y
tients being a boy of Is and a sirI P,I :,
Is years. s"i VI
The third case is Mrs Tho.
Boroman,o ,on Lincoln street ,be,waaa ,a'
Delaware and Gllpin Avenue, "''N
Tbese people all worked in tha q,
Augustine p per mills, aud it Is ,nnr's ~
ed they were infected by rags AID fr1 m
clothing seht TO The mill to he us.d ~ !
making paper.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
rrem Saturday, Las. sa,ss.-
THE g. A. N.
oFFIeERs ALL ELECTED AND INSTALL
KD-orHER MOTIFS.

OFFICERS ALL ELECTED AND INSTALL
KD-orHKR MOTIFS.
Oficers Of all the Posts OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic In this State have
been elected and installed, those Of Gen.
A. T. A. ToIbert Post, No. 5, Of Dover,
having been installed last nightly w. 8.
McNair, Assistant Adjntant General,
and Thomas ID. q. Smith, A. ID. c., as
fellows:
Commander, George V. Massey; Sr.
Vice Commander, John II. Klingler; Jr.
Vice Commander, Oliver S. Bell; Adju-
tantant, VIM. Z. Smith; QuArtermaster,
Vim. ii. Mills; Surgeon, Charles Carey;
Chaplain, Rev. VIM. Ham mond; Oficer
Of the Day, Thomas ID. @. Smith; on
Ger of the Guard, John ). Rowan; Ser
geant Major, James Boggs; G.. NJ. Ser
geAnt, Alexander Dill.
A committee OF Smyth Post 20 TO
Elkton this evening. 10 be present at
the closing Of the contest for the stand
Of colors.
Asst. Adit. Genr McNair, in behalf
Of prominent gentleman of this State,
has presented Post 8, OF New Castle,
With Bible. The gratitude ot the Post
vas eloqnently and appropriately ex-
pressed BY Commander Pree, Vice Com
mander Campbell, Chaplain Wright and
others.
A committee was detailed 10 prepare
a suitable resolution and after q short
consultation reported the following,
which was uBADImsu adopted:
HDo'Hs Posr 5, DIRT OF
DEL, G. A. r.,
NEW CAsTLs, Jan. s, 1881.
WHEREAs, at q meeting OF this Post,
held thus evening, Comr4de w. g. Nc
Nalr, Adj'E Gep,l of this Department,
presented Us, In peh4lt OF a kind but un-
known friend OF the GA. K. with q
handsome COPY Of the Holy b. Bile, there
ResO!ued, That we hereby express our
sincere thanks and best wishes to the
generous giver.
JOHN J. GoRMLEY,
RoBT. q. CAMPBELL
Jos. z. RoBERTsoN,
Comm t;se.
A vote OF that ks to Comrsds McNair
Tor favors to the Post was also adopted
The Department Encampmen: will
meet at the headquarters OF Post 2,
MeClaTy Building, az 7.3o r. NJ. on
FRIDAY, the l4tb iDss, AdI't GsnI Beath
viii represent the Commander inc thief.
Department officers will be elected and =
permanent organisation effected.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
BRUCE AND THECABlNEr

- IL Is asserted upon good authority that
General Garfield has considered MI.
81 uce's name IN connection With a Cab.
met place. The sugResnon has bs.n
made that the selection OF a colors0
man for such high honor might wound
Tue sshslDlhlle oT the Southern people
ana allenats them from the next admin.
istrAhon. Senator Lamar say. thai ha
would rather SEQ Mr.. Bruce made a Ca' =
'n-t oihcer than any whIe K.uuulIo,,
III Mississippi. Nothing but the kInIrs,
expressions toward Mr.. Bruce are b.ard
from the members of the MiHAias,nn,
Congressional delegation. PP'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
HOT-BLOODED ICEMEN.
STRIKING FOR nlaHER WAGES.

sIhlkING FOR HIGHER WAGES.
MoNTRosE, N. Y, Jan. Three
hundred men have been engaged in
raising ice at Lake Mrahaugh on Yer
planck's Point, two miles from this
place, for the Knickerbocker Ice Com.
pany. On Wednesday the men ON
outside work demanded 81 80 per day
and the house men 81 .62, an increase
OF twenty. five cents Tor the former and
twelve cents for the latter. The de-
mand was refused, and the men struck
yesterday and marched in procession
with a band, driving those who re-
NAMED at work from the lake and re-
sisting the Deputy Sheriff. The
strikers are parading again to-day.
The military have been ordered to re-
port here, as violence is feared.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
woRK-PEoPLE IN JAPAN

Consul General Van Burne sends to
the state Department a report upon
labor IN Japan, from which the fol-
lowing Interesting extract is made ;
The wages of an able bodied farm
hand are about S3j per year with board
ana without board $50. Per day,
with board, it will not average more
than 10 TO 20 cents. Female labor is
not much cheaper. To do work in a
mouse or on a farm stout healthy
women are engaged at from s. to Sl0
per year with food, and without food
from $25 to $50, and by the day at
from 10 to 15 cents. The number of
hours of labor will not average more
than eight.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
SHERIFF'S SALE

Sherih Clark, yesterday, sold at the
Jefferson House, New Castle, a frame
house and lot Of land on the norlh,
west side of Main street, in thai citv
sne properly OF Z. w. Gemmil, to tie
Iasker Loan Ass citation lor 5000.
lie also sold at the same time and
place. tract Of iand in Pencader hun.
dfed, Containing % acres of land. Ih.
property OF wm. b. Foard, to William
Herbert for 81 900. ''~'n
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
A PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL
ARRESTED.

ERIE, Pa, January 7.-Maj. Couse,
Clerk OF the Courts, has been arrested
here for the embeEzlement of funds
from the Orphans Court. The Major.
1t is said, has been speculaLinQ in oil
with the orphans money aud has lost
many thousands OF dollars. He has
hitherto borne good reputation and
was gallant soldier, leaving a leg ON
tho field of batJle.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
DELUGED BY A BURSTING DAM.

Al point midway between the
Riltenhouse Manufacturing Company's
Woolen Nil ard Reid * Barry's Print
Works, on the Dundee Wa empower aud
Land Company's Canal al Passac, y. j..
Il was discovered before daybreak yester.
DAY morning that a break had taken
place In ths caual. The waterJoured in
to the ground floor of Ried Il Barry's
works extinguishing the fires and The gas
and creating CONSERVATION and alarm
among the workmen, who were obliged
TO wade waist deep IN water before they
could reach dry land. The leak was first
noticed on Thursday afternoon, aud Lad
the wafer been drawn ofi then a serious
complication Of disasters might have
been ayerted. Reid * Barry's loss will
amount 10 between $4,000 and $50, 600;
the weolen mill is damaged TO the
amount of $4,000; hundreds Of work
men are thrown out If employment and
the city's supply OF water is cut otf.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
FARMERS, Assoc1Arlnn

The Farmers Association ofVa.,
Tie County met, this murhipp soS wv Ias
ted the following officers: ''u esc
Presldent-W. p. Richardson
Vice President -liichard jackson
Secretary u. Ii. Hofiacker, 81 'u'
Director--A HollnRswo,,t IN
DerIickson, l. Aldrieh, ID NJ W
X l. Armstrong, rhoma, lMeCOl,
Haiterth waite, Jason DAVIS. R nv MLEl <
and Johp Jordan. 'iorfsOa
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
REMARKABLE DEBT PAYING
BY The STATE OF ILL
NOIS

CHICAGO, January 1.-The State in.
debtedness on Monday, the Sd instant
was S2Sl 900, This is now being Maid
at the American Exchange National
BANK, New York. When all The
bonds are paid about 81, 100, 900 will
remain IN the treasury. Many of The
bonds now being paid were neeotiat-
ed Tor 7 cents on he dollar. The 10
cal cal Indebtedness in the State is about
$50, 200, 90. "'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
From N. Y. Star.
WEAVER as A DETECTIVE.

NE PROMISES TO MAKE KNOWN THH
AUTHOR OF EoRGED LKTTBRs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Gen. Weaver
OF Iowa, late Greenback candidate for
the Presidency, speaking of the dis
coveries with regard 10 the similarity
between the Weaver letter, published
in the Star, and the Morey letter, pub
lished in Truth, says he has informa-
tion connecting . well known politician
with the forgery of both, but refuses
TO make public the name Of the indi-
vidual whom he suspects. He said,
however, that he expected to be able
to furnish conclusive proof of the guilt
Of this man in day or two and would
then make public the whole affair
These statements we made in pri-
vate conversation with a friend the
night before last.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
NO CASES.

There were no cases at the police
court all of yesterday, and this morn
ing there was but one trial-a case of
vagrancy, for which sentence ofthir-
ty lays at New Castle was imposed.
Up to noon to day, ninety-ons dogs
had been registered this week.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
personal.

We have received calendar fro m
the GAZETTE. 1t is a pictorial, neatly
gotten up aud printed d.-Delduaredn.
The Wilmington GAZETTE will ac-
cept our thanks for beautiful printed
and useful almanac for 1S8l.-Trdn-
script.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
TIE OYSTERS

The oyster boats being unable to
each the city on account of the ice,
are dischargIng cargo at Mahon's riv-
er aud hauling them TO Dover depot,
thence TO Wilmington and Philadel-
phia by all.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
DEL AYED BY THEICE.

The steamer Haytien was from 10
o'clock "A. an. IbaTsuay, until "A 10 ~,
day making the trip from New Castle 10
Philadelphia, on account OF being stuck
10 the Horse Shoe. 1t required the two
tugs that had her In tow and an ice boar
10 take her through The Ice nc thai
place.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MnHnAV nao =,

Beef caltie we're active aud higher
owi ing to the light receipts. I,o0J mead
ar a,e yea ara ara sold at the different yards
81 SIC. per pound as to quality
HEEf were firmly held at iull 1riees
DIV head sold al The iii ffsrent yaris ai
4%Iad17c., and lambs at 5 51sa7c., per no.
80 I1 1os we're la demand, al iulI prices.
&c. per lD.. as To condition. ~ ""
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Ruth p. Johnson, OF West Chester,
sold a few days ago, a farm OF 1876
acres in Lower Oxford township To
VIM. I. Forsythe Of West Chester
for $l1 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
ROBBERY OF A MARKET
WAGON

Thieves, last night, robbed tho mar
ket wagon Of VIM. Richie, on King
street, above Sixth, by forcing the
lock which secured the rear part Of the
vehicle.
They stole eight dressed chickens,
about eight dozen eggs, IA pounds of
butter, about 20 pounds of dried ap.
pies, and some baskets and pans. The
thieves left behind large turkey,
which they evidently thought too
heavy to take with the other thir rs.
As they left the wagon they scattered
the dried apples over the pavement.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
THRAsHED BY Al REPORTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Thomas Dono.
van, a Journal reporter, last night
thrashed Deputy County CIerk
helnke for insulting the Journalistic
profession. Reinke is a nepbew of
Washington Hesiug, the well-known
politician. Reinke will be confined
to his bed for some time.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
THIRD EDITION
Aaai asaena Tor rs-asMy.

Generally cloudy weather and areas Of
rain and snow, falling followed By rising
barometer, north 70 east winds, shifting
% west and north and daring the night
colder weather.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
EINAL NOTICE.

TO TAXPAYERS or PKScADER HID.
In accordance with an act Of the Gem
eraI Assembly Of the State Of Delaware.
passed Al Dover, April l0tn. 1873, hereby
give notice that VIII attend III tha M
lowing places, between the hours oI 8 o.
clock a. IN, and o'ciOck p. m Tor the
purpose OF Tece Wing all taxes then Jue
and unpaid:
AT summitt Bridge, ], Boys store.
Monday, Jan. 10th, 1851 AT KIrkwoc,d'
hotel OF w. b. Ford, Tuesday, Jar nnry
lltn az Glasgow, hoteI of w. II. GUM
erie, wednesday, January l2th; at New
January 18th.
All taxes not paid at that time, VIII
positively be collected according 10 law.
without further notice. az | am deter
mined to settle In arch lSsl.
WIN. X. REEs, Collector.
decl.-w3ts
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
SINKING OF A srRAMrn

LONDON, Jan. T. Yesterday a large
steamer was seen to go on Goodw5n
hands. WIN all
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.
Financial and Cemmereial.
WILmInarnn. 4

WELLINGTON. Del., Jan. 4. 1851.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co. s. e corner Seventh and
Market streetA, Wilmington. Del, at 4
The daily gazette., 1881-01-10
LOCAL sTOCKn AND nONDs
sToCKs.

BIOCkb.
National Bank of Delaware.
First National Bank Is
Union National Bank a
National Bank Of VII. q BfandywInS g.
Farmers Bank. .................... s.
Wilmington Coal Gas sCo............... -
Delaware X. X. .Co................. Is
Delaware Western X. r. Co...... ~
Pnlla.. Villa baltimore X. X. Co... 70
siImlngtOn 4 Northern X. X. Co.. IS
WiiInington Passenger X. W. Co...... A.
Delaware ire ms Co-.......n-........ %
Masonic Hall Co................., 4
Delaware state.
Wilmington City 6s...............ll
Wilmington CITY
Masonic hall Co, lst mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger K. w.. lat
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Enc ne best building lime in the United
oLhteH. III Will make double as much
MOI Tar 70 the bushsl as some OF the other
,sr Eortar lime In use, aud % per cent. more
than the most OF them.
,,o 70. Address, Hook essin, Del.
fo0 J.nerSon street, Wilmington. Deli
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Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution c9.
At MAoAULEY's rIIkArKE,


Commonwealth Distribution O.,
AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE,
IN the t1ty OF Louisville, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1885,
These drawings occur monthly sun
lays eAeepted)' under provisions 81 ~
hcl oi me General Assembly of Ken
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Prial'
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j., aS,Thls is a special act, and has never
The United States Circuit Court on
March ~ rendered the following decisions
Ist. ihdt he Commonwealth DiStIIbtas0H
Cognpdny Is legal
"a rs DraDiHOSure fur.
=. B.-Ihe Company has now on hang
prizes for the
JANUARY DRAWING.
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b Ir-iEes 100 eooh HO
l.s6o prtses, Sl2,W
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HTickets, &5O. IS Tickets, ;ls
Remit money or bank DRAFT in letter, o.
M by express. DON'T SEND ~
hE5lSI TERED LETTER or posi-
OFFlCE ORDER orders OF 45 and up
ward, by express, can be sent at our "a.
pense. Address ali orders to X. M. BOARD
MAN, Gonrier-Journal Bnilding, Louis u.ass
vile. KY, or Z. J. CoMMERFoRD, ~
broadway. N9W York. jsnl'
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dave made preparations for burning the
loIed jackson lime with wood alone, and
IRE ready TO furnish. '---N