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The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
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THE COCHRAN ROBBERY.
An Attempt to Fire the Ex-Governor's
House - The Thief Supposed TO be a
Negro.


An Attempt to Fire tho EI-Governor's
House = The Thief Supposed TO be a
Negro.
Particulars Of the robbery OF tho residence
of Ex-Governor Cochran, near Middletown,
show that the thief after trying several win
dows effected an entrance by prying open a
parlor shutter. The noiGc of the breaking
shutter awakened the Governor, but hear
ing nc further Noise he fell asleep.
About . O'Clock, however, Mrs. Cochran
was awakened by slight noise in an adjoin-
ing room and saw the flash of light
through an opeu door. She called out
when the light disappeared aud retreating
footsteps were heard. She thought
perhsps II was n visitor in the
house who had spoken of arising
early to see the comet, but vet felt all was
not right. She feared to call the Governor,
whom she knew was unarmed, lest he might
be injured were burglars found. When the
family arose they found the whole house
had been ransacked, but only some table
linen, counterpane, dozen silver spoons
and gold pen were taken, proving that the
thief was evidently all amateur and on the
lookout for money.
In the dining room II was found that an
attempt bad been made to set fire TO the
building, but the flames had evidently gone
out for want of draught TO keep them alive.
Some dried grasses over the looking glass
were ignited, dropping upon table covered
with books and desk, which were partly
destroyed. A strange and impudent negro
seen in the locality lately is suspected as
the robber.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

This afternoon and evening "Abbey's
Double Mammoth Uncle Toms Cabin Com
paDy" will appear at the Opera House with
unusual Inducements.
A little over two years ago when
McCauliey appeared in this city as THE
Messenger from Jarvis Section" he WIS
accompanied by bright little
woman 'hy the name OF Minnie Madden.
who. while taking u.inor part
shared tie honors Of the evening with
the ''star," if lot carrying of more laurels
than he did. Now Mrs Msddern returns az
"bright particular starr herself, and on
Tuesday evening will appear in the Opera
House in very funny comedy entitled
"Pogg's Ferry" She is of the Lotta class
and will undoubtedly take.
"Sam'l of Posen" will prove in very
humorous way on Monday evening how a
shrewd Hebrew drummer Of New York
built himself and made good thing
by selling jewelry. NJ. d. Curtis fills the
title role and provokes many round Of
genuine mirth.
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OrtunRD.

Messrs Ball & Company, our well known
decorators, arc fortunate this week in the
receipt of numerous orders from, abroad for
frescoing and fine paper hanging. This
week they have had their work men at New
ark at the line residence OF David ], Murphy,
ESQ. at Ex-Governor Ponder's and n w.
Magee's houses, at Milton, and next week
are to send to Il. 7. Cochran, Esq, at Mid
iletown for two fine residences at that place
and at MasSey's Cross Roads. All Of the
above work Is In gilt paper ana The latest
designs OF decoration added 20 the fine work
they are doing here, make them quite busy.
Messrs. Bail q Co. carry the largest line OF
fine goods to be found outside Of New York,
which, with their home painting aid supo-
rior work entities them to all ths patronage
now helng 50 liberally bestowed.
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THE THUKsBY CONCERT.
A Most ExceIlent Entertainment foi
Wednesday Evening Next.

A Most Excellent Entertainment for
"Wednesday Evening Next.
Wilmington society Is anxiously awaiting
the grand Thursby concert on Wednesday
evening next In the Opera House. The
sweet singer is sure of welcome BETTING
her talent and nearly all tho selections are
new IN this city Several of the artists are
also new to the Wilmington public, hut
their standing in musical circles Is all that
can be desired. The box sheet Will be open
on Monday aud rukh will undoubtedly be
made FOR ihe viIOie6 osJrats at or. TirVniHj,
s. Co.'s stationary stores The program,
to be presented here Is tdtntically the same
as will be given In Baltimore on the follow
ing evening. 1t is as follows
Baritone -SolO-Cayatina. ''Faust". :. Gounod
NJ. Hoist Hanscu.
Harp Solo--"Ar Hyd'y Nos. ........... D0uics
Miss Maud Morgan.
Grand Piano S0Io-"ConccrtO in A.. GrcfJ
Edmund Neupert,
Grand Aria--"il Barbere di SeyiglIa". Rossinf
Miss Emma Thursby.
Harp Salo-"Dcnse des Feesf. Parish AIror8
Miss Maud Morgan.
The Celebrated German Melody "Dle
LOreley" ...................... ........... Liszi
Miss Emma Thursby.
Grand Plano Solo-Fantasle on Airs
from "L'Aficalne". "...............M Meyerbeer
Edmund Neupert
r,,, e,,. Sa. "AmMeern ...... Schubert
Dar''ohe Soio u. "An Maran1es'. .MorschneT
NJ. Hoist Hansen.
a. Swedish Melodies" s"...............--
%. "Mazurka" ................,..,.....r Chopin
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OyerNiye Thousand of Them 10 be Dis
tribN& &ed-How the German Carp Grows
IN q, Year Successful Pisciculture In.
Delaware Congressman Martins Suc-
cess. .
Col. Enoch Moore, Jr., the Fish Com
missioner for Delaware, returned from
Washington at IN early hour this morning
whittier he had gone TO see about a.suPpiy Of
infant German carp Tor this State. Mr..
Moore was accompanied by Andrew Carey,
Jacob Pusey and some other gentlemen of
this city, interested in pisciculture. A con-
ference was held with United States Fish
Commissioner Baird, and Col. Moore was
assured that he could get all the fish he
wanted about the 18th of December. The
fish which they have now are. very small and
of q quality which Is not satisfactory. Those
which will be furnished next month will be
three inches in length.
In conversation with GAZETTE reporter
to-day Colonel Moore said that the demand
foi young carp was much heavier this year
than last. There arc demands for between
~ sHi DO pr eones nIuEe ttrn ycaiI dnd
AthOd6n The STATE people are taking great
interest in the culture of the fish. New
ponds arc being made, nearly dozen being
under construction in New Castle county.
Last year 5000 fish were distributed aud
Colonel Moore feels confident that at least
5000 will le sent out early in tile winter.
This year all the fish are to go into private
ponds. Last year, through some nisunder-
standing good many of the people who
got the fish, put them into running streams
where they escaped, tiicd or were eaten by
other fish
Mr.. Moore gives number OF instances Of
successful fish culture. One OF the most
striking instances Is that ol Samuel IL. VII
son, nf the firm Of Finley Garrett " Wilson,
who has q pond j0xJU feet near Greenville,
which IS 100 leet from the spring supply. A
year ago he got from the Fish Commis-
sioner 90 carp, the largest of which were 8
Inches long aud the average length being Z
inches. The other day the pond was drained
OF and 10 of the iish were found alive. The
largest w9s l3 inches and the smallest IL.
The loss Of the other 10 fish is accounted for
by the fact that catfish and other fish which
prey upon carp had gotten into the pond.
Congressman Z. l., Martin has had much
success with the carp and those in his pond
have thriyed.
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select knights a. D. U. W.

Last evening in A. o. L. W. Hall on
Shplcy street below Fifth, Wilmington
Legion, No. /, Select Knights, Ancient
Order United Worlsmen, was instituted by
Joseph II. Seal with go charter members
and the following officers; Select Com
mander, Joseph II. Seal Vice Commander,
g. d. Underwood; Lieutenant Commander,
J. w. Dietendorf; Chaplain, w. NJ. MrCor-
mick Standard Bearer, G. II. Groves /;
Senior Workman, Hiram B. Forbes Junior
Workman, John y. Perry; Select Recorder,
". A. Reynolds; Recording Treasurer, w.
I. Woodward Select Treasurer, +. II.
Cook Outer Guard, George W. jackson !;
Marshal, William B. JeiIcris; Trustees, G..
IL. Groves, one year, {. II. Davis, twoyears,
D. Z. Townsend, three years; Medical E1-
aminer, L. A. KittInger, n. d. The Legion,
which is composed exclusively of members
of the Ancient Order United Workmcn, will
meet every Friday evening In the hall Of
that order.
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ons of woodward,s Robbers.

Yesterday in Philadelphia EAyard Rodgers.
n noted confidence man OF fEutsburg, was
arrested on suspicion OF htalg one of the
rogues who fleeccd eltt ,ssSeeSsward out
of $3.50 In this city on-t,EsstTtr-ra October.
Chief Hawkins had giyel stSss hfHiadelphia
detectives descriptions Ez,E:p sharpers
as It was furnished him o WsasAsakd, and
on the strength Of that the arINst was made
II is not known what action wf1l be taken.
but probably nothing viii. be done until the,
victim has been given chance to identify
the man. Rodgers is supposed TO be the on,
who palmed himself off as the wealthy
droVer
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Hunting. The pnisnners.

NoRRIsTowN, PA. Nov. 17.--At the In
quest to-day into the CARRIER poisoning case,
John Boileau, father of Mrs. Garbcr and Al
banus, his son, testified. The former denied
positively the assertion made by his daughter
respecting his having threatened to throw
her from window, and denied all knowl-
edge Of the poisoning; He admitted having
sent Albanus to the drug store of DR.. Posley,
for half an ounce of arsenic on the Goth OF
May last, and said it had been used to kill
rats. Albanus, who was drunk when ex-
amined, denied all recollection OF the pur-
chase. The arsenic was of the crystalline
form found in the fiour at Garber's house.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
A Hard one for the News Thief.

A correspondent says "In looking over
the Republican of Wednesday, the 18th, l
noticed an article asking J. +. Dolan if he
could tell how many paupers voted in the
Tenth ward, and saying If he could not that
perhaps Superintendent Barlow could. Now
will the Rapsbliedn please inform the public
through its columns how many of the
twenty-seven colored voters from Middle
town (that started the riot In the Seventh
ward) voted in the Republican wards of the
city, and also how many of the same crowd
voted in Christiana hundred. BY giving the
said information YOU will confer a great
favor On great many citizens
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18

oyer and TorInincr Jurors.

The following additional jurors were
drawn yesterday TO serve at the Court of
Oyer and TcrminGr next week Brandy
wine, Ezra Pierce, Lewis T. Tally; VIII
mington, William Miller, Melville Gam
brill Christiana, Jesse Chandler, William
Armstrong; Mill Creek, John Ii. Woodward,
John Lynch White Clay Creek, William j.
Stroud, Frederick Johnson Pencader,
Nathan Newman New Castle, Albert G..
Brown, Julian D. Janvier; Red Lion, Will
liam VI. oglc; st. Georges, William P.
Biggs, Thomas Cochran; Appoquinimink,
William J. Leo; Hlackbird, George Brock
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PERSONAL.

William A. HentE oil the Philadelphia
liquor firm of Hentz 4 Co., who is we'll
known here, has just returned from a fish
ing tour around Crystal Syringe, Yates
county, N. Y, where he has cottage. IIc
reports having splendid luck with the
gamy bass.
William W. Hickman. watchman OF the
P, w. & B. went gunniug yesterday with
five friends, and claims that he killed a
rabbit, the only thing secured by the whole
party. Each of Mr.. Hickman's companions
make similar claim, one declares that the
rabbit was dead when the railroad man
fred.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
DELAWARE CITY.
Railroad Inaprovements--CoaI Shipments
for the Season just Closed.

Especial correspond, nee Of the Gazette
DELAWARE CITY, Nov. 1S.-The Newark
and Delaware City branch of the p, w. &
B.Railroad have made decided Improvements
around the depot, They have built new
cattle pens and provided row or hitching
posts.
Some one entered the chicken house of
John CASTILLO last night while the family
were sitting at supper and carried off all his
chickens with the exception of one.
William Householder is building an ice
house 60Xl00 feet on the canal bank for
Jester ~ Roberts.
Hilles & Co.. have ceased shipping coal
from their wharyes for this season. More
coal has been shipped this year than any
one since tho " harf has been in operation.
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LOCAL LACON1CS,

Three cases of drunkenness were settled
AT the Hall this morning.
Hope and Wilmington Councils, o. U. A.
NJ, will attend divine service at Union NJ.
z. Church tomorrow.
The case of Anthony Reybold VS.. the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Com
pany began In the United States Court yes
terday and is still on.
Tomorrow evening DR.. II. II. Wells, Of
Ohio, who is TO conduct special services in
the Central Presbyterian Church nextwe
will deliver his flrst sermon,
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of their obligations, either Of which would
be comparatively easy task II the expert
ment shall demonstratc the feasibility of the
plan.
am authorized 10 promise you that
Dover will subscribe for 900 shares or half
the amount of stock that shall be found
necessary. Having kept all her promises In
this regard In the past, We can trust her for
the future. Shall not we as ministers and
laymen sccept this plan In good faith and
give II a fair trial!
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
Praaohels in rnnnnltation.

Last evening the twenty fourth annual
meeting of the Local Preachers and Ex-
hortcrs Association of the Wilmington NJ.
E. Conference opened in Asbury Church.
The opening sermon was delivered by Rev.
David D0dd on the text ''For l am q
stranger with thee and sojourner as all my
fathers were" There were q number of local
clergymen and exhorters present. The SEES
sion will continue to- day and tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
DuPONT POST FAIR.
Continued Two Days Longer and TO be
Closed With Music.


The management of DUPONT Post fair
have concluded to keep it open two days
longer than was announced. Tuesday
evening was set for the closing, but arrange
ments have been made with the First Regi-
nent Band to give grand concert on We'd
nesday evening, at which time some first
class music may be expected.
On Thursday evening the fair will for
mally close with an auction sale of goods
not disposed of before that time. Other
goods will be sold at private sale,
The large pyramid cake that has attracted
so much attention Is genuine and not sham
as has been intimatcd by some.
The attendance at she fair continues good,
and the Post, considering the numerous
difficulties they have had to contend with,
feel assured that they will come out with q
neat balance In their favor.
At the regular muster Of the Post on
Thursday evening nominations for officers
to be elected at the first meeting night in
December will be made
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
A New Me. senger,

Joseph T. Craddock, formerly connected
with the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Company here, will on Monday start mes
senger route between Wilmington and Phil
adelphia. He Will have states at the fol-
lowing business places, connected with the
Delaware avenue; Smith & Painter, Seves,-s
and Market streets; n. B. Dauforth, eeeo
Ang Market streets; William sehoen, 20
shipley street,
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sold hr sl,orIG CLARK.

inc sales, which will be the last In his
official capacity. Three-story brick house
and lot, Seventh and Orange streets, the
property of Edward W. Hopes, deceased,
10 George Richardson for s., 500 lot of land
near Seventh and Church streets, belonging
to Samuel Moore, for S400; another small
property was aspurchased by Albert W. Smith
Tor $50
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James Il. Wood & Go. - big Job,

James +. Wood s. Co, have commenced
on their large contract of galvanized iron
cornice for the Dew Almshouse They ex-
pect to go right ahead with it, what they
have already up looks we'll. Afterit, comcs
the tinwork fer the same. Thev are also max
ing for the Yorklyn snuff mills,a large guam
tity of perforated galvanized iron pipe. They
are running double force Of men, both in
tho city and country.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE
ID EDITION NOW READY; ru.NrAL.
a.. x,..Ao, fDvcIonedia Writers and Travel
Contains over %, 600 Synonymous vi, M3r1 nrSce ~
Sign Words and phrases, alone WorLn oiraa ssew- NJ
Spy Rooms; Titles used In United states; Abprer re-
yiatlons; Rules for Punctuation; Elannseasr,a9. @
ii sos'ocessions. Woman's Chances OF Marriako
rom carcfuly-c implied statistics; interes,; n,s
lance. Area and Population Tables Lille ma Rniss
H. Perpetuai Calendar; Domestic and EorsiSn p
Postal Rates; stamp Dutlee, Laws e,e: nIw eVsi Al
Esiidsys; Language OF Flowers, etc, etc. torocro:
ysrv essence of large library" 5oc.. mY9IHyNT
pockeibook style, n.oo' maheo. A'""
WAH G. KIFFEL CO., PnblIsheTs,,.
ao-ts sal Arch Street, Phtladelphia,
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Knights Tempiar In washington.

On Wednesday, Nov. 90, St. Johns Com
mandery Knights Templar of this city will
leave for Washington 10 take part in the
grand parade Of the Knights during the
Garfield fair. The Commandery will take
about so men, 10 be accompanied BY the
First Regiment Band.
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lost AND FOUND.

STRAYED.-A DARK BROWN MARE
- ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD, came to the
premises OF Thomas Husbands In Brandy%lne
hundred, on Wednesday, november SIN. Ihe
animal by proving property and paying f3r this
ADVERT semcnt, hOVl4-otu&itW
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In some instances weights have been
found as high ne 81 ounces less than sup
posed, and ono alleged 25 pound weight
wanted 1874 ounces of what il ought to be.
The weights found short are drilled out,
lead added to make up th0 deficiency, and
the stamp Nv C" placed on them to signify
they arc correct. So far alr. Hickey has not
made visit ofinspection TO the stores, those
weights he has examined having been taken
TO him, principally by market folks. The
amount of butter cut has perceptibly fallen
of, although only few days since Is
pounds were quar.ered,
The officer keeps his eyes wide open and
intendsto push all offenders of the market
laws. He is now busily engaged in watch
ing miserable evil said to exist, and per-
haps ere long may be able to bring some
dishonest dealers before the Mayor.
With great many Others the clerk advo.
Gates, as means of justice to all, that all
produce, eggs included, should be sold by
weight, thus giving all purchasers the same
opportunity OF getting an equivalent for
their money.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-18
REGISTERS ORDER.
RRGIsrER's g OFPIcE.

ohholsIEh'E 4 OffICE. I
AeRRn ASRGn the application OF Harry M oanIwell.
aahlrs rator Of Maria l.. Smith, late OF Red Lion
And ayoc,inn IN said county deceased, It Is ordered
tOr afareseen by the Register that the Administra-
o[AdmInIsi,qr.E Eiye notice OF granting Of letters
with lha upon the estate of the deceased
Adyeriisonnnate OF granting thereof, by causing
nom nih,e9ments ihs M to be posted within forty day.
Rl6lIc ele nale OF such letters In six of the most
nqairibRai Riaees Si, Of the county OF New Castle,
dfAssemhtto 10 present the same, or abide by an act
tad also cay IN such case made and provided
fame nease ause the same to be inserted within tha
aeSspepps eps,iod IN the DAILY GAZETTE, a
"ohlipa,dr published in Wilmington, and 20 be
(S~%e9 tasTein atTeh three weeks. q. Q; d. ,..o
~. (oI m Tie Register aforesaid at Wilmington
Gay and van. an new Castle county aforesaid, the
war above written.
s. G. BIGGs, Register.
An NOTICE.
We deeea having elaine against the estate Of
70 The AdnsIhmI must present the came duly atteSted
IL, lsa nM nMinlstrator, M on or before October 81, A.
'sse made !, abide the act of Assembiysin such
HARRY n. CANTWRLL.
Addrass. a, Administrator.
t0B Dss NO. 3i7 Fast Sixth street, Whining.
- oct2a-mwf-3w
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OFF THE TRACR.

Trains Delayed by a Freight Train Being
smashed.
About 8 O'Clock this morning the south
Bound freight train, leaving here about Z
o'clock jumped the track near Elkton, aud
several cars were smashed up.
A wreck train left Wilmington for tht
scene of the disaster about 0 Is. All trains
were delayed for over an hour. Details OF
the accident are very meagre, and it Is not
known whether any one was killed.
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KEWARDS.

CpOnA REWARU-IN ACCORDANCE
tpLUO WITH the following resolution, duly
passed by the City Council of Wilmington:
'Resoived, That the Mayor be authorized 70 one r
reward Of ac00 for the arrest aud conviction or
any OF the persons who were engaged in the
riotous and disordeSiy conduct which seriously
disturbed the public peace and endangered the
lives OF many.cltizens in the western part OF tile
city bon Tuesday. November Tth:" J. Mayor OF
Del, hereby, offer the reward mem
'''' JOiIH r. WALES, Mayor.
WILMIsGToS, DEL, Nov. ~. 1882. nov1i-tf
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
L ABOUT TO relnquish farming VIII 7el, AZ
public sale at his residence near Rockiann n'i gu
. good horses, Q head Of superior milch cows
some with calves by their side, others spTlhglnB
mostly AklplBv stock; helters, fat hogs, lot oil
ducks and chickens, wagons, horse cart, chan-
nion reaper, market wagons, forks noes. shoyeis
pans scales; the above goods are nearly new; 1n
bushels OF corn. A credit OF months VII DC
uiycn. EDWARD LECARPESTER,JR,
Fl. ". STIpMAM SOY, Aucl. noYl5-atNWN
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FOR SALE

INOR sALE.-NEW HOUSE, SEVEN
ROOMS bath, hot water. kci good location;
prisc Ai, OJo Only $3.50 cash required, Apply TO
'~' GEORGE II. TOWNSEND,
noSi,at 6l6 Market Street. .
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RzGIsTER,s NOTICES.
REGBTER's ORDER.
RIGIsTER's oFFIcE,

REGIsTER's OFFIcE,
NeW Castle Co., Del, October ls. iSsc.
rltpoa the application OF Charles Freeman.
!LtGutor of John Dowden, late OF Whining
toa M hundred, In said county, deceased, II Is or
%h ,I and directed by the Register that the Adj
-,.hlilFStor aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
g'tra stra Documentary upon the estate OF the
yete1'si with the date Of granting thereof hy
, .a'!,s advertisements to bt posted within forty
SS inn iht date o. such letters IN siI Of the
@ MoN plbllc places OF the county OF New Castle,
it4llfing all persons having demands against the
TAt tAt y Present the same or abide by an act OF
A',eiably IN sncn case L,ade and provided. And
.s3 rhlst the same to be insertedwt the same
,a nrou N the DAILY GAzErrE, a news
G%r published In Wilmington, and 20 be con
aNueu therein three weeks, (e. o. a.
- Given under the hand and seal OF Office
IT, T. (ofthe Register aforesaid, at Wilmington.
snI - i'm New Castle County, Aforesaid. the day
sui ltH above written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
M, ,@H persons having claims, against the estate Of
% S ,Hctased, must present the same duly attested
" 'lS Executor, ON or before October nth,
r "i OF abide the act OF Assembly In such case
""t aud provided. CHARLES FREEMAN,
,,, Executor.
Mldress; Thurlow. Pa. oct2i-its. aw-
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For SALE.
36 Desirable Dwellings.

1 s,r"c, o't'"' '1,.'.'''.,',,,e',. $7ODo
Astnry i,rJct gt6 king street ~. BU1
2-story brick, NJ Washington street 5yo
/ 5story hrirE I'd Marx II nirvct ..,... 900
/ s-storx brick gip IIndeu .trcpt...... ZOO
S-story hricl. aS 4 goi Linden street . 600 each
4 9.story -Lrirk 81s s. Van Buren stFrrt ! 600
I s-story brick DID SIS qan gs2 Film 50. go each
1 2-siory brick, 4O5 Monroe street,. 100
Irs'opg os epg GtMa nocnst str;ct:, ECO
?-story brick, Ell, 81, o3i, hSh sSS Lo- ,oo .h
fIsry,sson fIs,yis NJ s,rcet - :" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
2-story brick, ll3] & 1874 Elm street iVO eacn
2-story brick, aO9 3li. ala JUS South .,
NanBurcn strcet............. ioO e"eh
,seet o'eh, .". .'o' ''o 900 each
,ssets ptpA, .o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =. 800 each
1 2-story brick, 1lp W. second street 40
3-story brick, 9th and Franklin sts
now In course Of erection. Also val
liable truck farm on New Castle ave-
nue., containing II acres and Bood
buildings. Price ....,................. ioVO
The above dwellings are In good condition ana
contain from to 10 rooms each, and VIII De eoiS
on terms to suit t1c guTchas.r; =, Apply 90 T.,
oet.i-lmd&' ROT washington street.
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FoR SALE
100 Acres Of Standing Timber.

ChIeny YELLOW PM and MAPLE.
within one mile OF railroad and three miles of
water, and adjacent to other large and nne tracts
Of timber land the growth OF which Is likewise on
the market. For particulars as TO location price,
terms, sIc., address, ...
sept.o-d, w&".lf GAZETTE OFfICE.