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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1882-06-08

The use of electricity as a rail
way motor is still in the cxper;-.
mental stage. Tho Berlin electric
railway. it appears, issmot an entire
success. There is some danger at
tending the transmission of the
electric current through the rails.
A horse, while crossing the line,
striking It with lis shoe, is liable to.
give the dead animal man some
business right away. Time will
doubtless bring such improvements
as will make the system practicable.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1882-06-08
A Tale oEa Ty9o D oiiar Bill.

A comfortably dressed! b1t sad
looking young man, who had. suppe d
modes1ly in /obel's coffee house, in
Blocker street, New I orll City,
seemed to have some difficulty in
finding. the money 30 pay for his cake
and coffee. As he stool before the
counter he raped upon each pocket
Of bis trousers without evoking the
musical jingle OF coins, and then
sounded each III turn without brig
ing any money to light. The young
man tLen trie.l his vest pockets, but
found them equally unproductive.
The fob was then searched, as though
last esort. anl two dollar green
back, carefully folded, was brought
forth. The young man sighed as he
laid it on tue counter wllli the. re-
mark, s'Here she goes" Another
sigh accompanied the pocketing of
his change, and he disapp cared. As
F! Mr.. Zobel was smoothing the creascs
out of tie note he noticed an insccip-
tion upon it, and, on looking more,
1 closely, found written in fine hand ::
.'Save your salary don't gamble !;
never play faro bank. The last of q
/ fortune of $40, ,000.'
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
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The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Coed Words for the General,

Referring to the mention of Gem
eral w. S. McNair's name for the Re
publican nomination for Makor of this
city, the Doylestown, Pa, IatelliOencer
says:
"Quite number of en.erprising
men, born and reared in Bucks county
are now located in Wilmington and
other portions of Delaware. One OF
thennmber at least, seems to have
won golden opinions from his associ-
ates, IL we are to judge from the
Lonors he has received and seem
likely to receive.
ID. w. McNair, late OF Buckingham and
COW Of Northampton. Many of our
readers will remember him as 9 youth
IN the employ Of Joseph Greer, who
kept store In Doylestown, previous 70
the war. In 1861, at the age nf sixteen,
he enlisted IN Durell's Battery, which
was organized at Doylestown, aud
served gallanlly throughout the war,
being present at the numerous engage
ments In which the battery participat { d,
and was in June, 1864, discharged as
hrst Orderly sergeant by reason OF the
end of the war. He then applied hlm-
self TO study and teaching in Philadel.
phia, and four years sgo went TO Will
mingtou. where he organized Brandy
wine Seminary, which has since grown
to be the larges; institution of the kind
in that city. General McNair is a ger
tleman OF fine scholastic attachments
ana superior executive ability, and the
citizens OF Wilmington will honor
themselves by honoring him with an
Important trust Bucks county NAV
well be proud Of her sons who have
gone forth TO fill positions Of honor in
other localities
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
A LIGHT MORTALITY.
Only Thirteen Deaths I'm this s,tsv
Last Week

The following is the registrars r.
port for the week ending Saturday. Jan.
uary q, 1852.
Total deaths reported Is; classified M
follows: born in the Unlt,d States IN
foreign born. 3; males, 3; females. IN.
white, ., black, 4; under one wear nj
age. 3; from one to five years 3; five 10
ten, ]; ten to twenty 3; from forty TO fifty
2; fifty to sixty, l adults, 4; minors. o
& II biiths, 3, brought here for lntefmeI I
2, sent away, 2. y
Causes OF death :-BronchisI catarrb.
congestion OF lungs, chronic ctttItis
dipbtheris, iDfidmn a Ion OF The lupps
membraneOus Group, pleurisy and br5n,
chitls, puerperal commissions. pneumo-
MIA, rheumatic carditis, smallpox, ~.
phoid fever aud whooping cough, one
each
Deaths by wards; First ward, 2; Seo-
ond, 3; Fourth, 2; Seventh, 2,..EiRhth. 5:
Ninth, i; total, l3 For the CORES,
pon1ing week of last year, 16deathe
were reported.
During the week marriages and IA
Dir hs were presen nted for record.
e. b. FRAZER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
A Frse UapemHatfne I,..


HALTrMon Nd Tannar, oo
Pratt. Q well known b,sin..E iLr.sEOa
Of this city, and PresIdent ~ y
National Farmers and p, "
Bank, has formally PROPOSED I1u'' y. 4
Mayor and City Council III 60 s.. 70
and endow q free circulatins' ''noll ,a'
for the benefit Of the whoIs oI,. InuIlI
cost Of over one million of fIdy XXI Y
provided the city will VraU. Uvi'an
create a-perpetual annuitS nj ole a. Y y
for the support and malntOnsSO
the library aud its branchs. hIcS Y :!
Pratt, 10 hIs letter to The
says he has already, in pursDon. a.J'
his plan, contracted for the sSs arsS'il
OF . are proof building on '
Mulberry street property. CSn..l 90
Of holding 200, 900 volumes '"pse NV
will be completed ia the snmr! ~aA
1883 ct cost OF 1925 900. TN. ,
will deed to the city, and ha !
give In money the additional ann Y
1888 100 on the condition men,,oa, @
He proposes that q board n INV "
trustees be Incorporated for tho ~ "
agement Of thes.rratt FreeI. .ibrs%.. y
no trustee or officer to be annoI.!
or removed on religious or poIis.
grounds. '
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
socletx Ensersalnman,.

The niuth anniversary OF Fankliu
Circle, No. 0, 0,Brosherhood Of the Union
was held In Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday
night. George Il. Jackson pr siding. The
exercises comprised duet by u iasess
Taylor and Calkins, one by Miss, Ire
dell and Ross, recitation by Hattie Smed
ley, select reading by j. II. Crabb, sing
ing by James Mccormick, stuOp speech
by John Wllsnn and addresses by q. X.
Way, aud Rev. +. q. Klein, the latter
speaking elOqueDily upon the motto of
the order, "a ruth, Hope aud Love-"
This entertainment will be + llowed up
with lecture, on Thursday evening.
Feb. I'd, BY Rev. Henry Wilson, Of this
city, on "'rhe brotherhood OF the Unlon
and the Labor Question:
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
wedding nelIs.

The Philadelphia Times says The
handsomest wedding OF The week was
that OF Miss Thurselda HausseDbrueb
TO Mr.. VIM. NJ. Robinson, son OF the
lac partner iu the firm OF A. j. Drexel
q Co., which occurred on Wednesday,
IN Arch Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Next Thursday the wedding
OF Miss Thornton to Mr.. w. p. Free.
6orn will take place in West Arch
Street Presbyterian Church. The tros-
seau, including four handsome dresses,
have been designed and made by Sharp
less, and introduce some beautiful nov.
elites.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
pEalsrER's Onu En.

REeBrKR's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. l4th, 1881.
Upon the application OF Joseph Lesley
James A. Lesley Wilson, and Henry v :.
etillwell, Executors OF Allen v. Lesley
late OF New Castle Hundred, In
said county, deceased, IL is ordered
and directed BY the Register that
the Executors aforeBaid give notice
Of granting OF Letters of Testamen-
tary upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof.
BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days nom the date Of such
Letters In ak Of the mpst public places OF
the county Of New Ohstle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late TO present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In slLh case made and
provided; and also cause the same To be
Inserted within the same period in the
WTLMINGToN GAzErr1h q newspaper pub
nahed in Wilmington and to be cOntin-
ned therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
f>1 Given under the hand and seal
4 L. 8. fof ONCE OF tho Register Aforesaid
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. @. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased, must present the
same, duly attested tO the Executors, on
On before Nov. 18th, ls'E2, or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such oAse made and pro-
VIded. JOSEPH LESLEY.
Bryn MRwn, Pa.
JAMES A L. WILSON,
5& Walnut Atreet. Phlla.
HENRY v, sTILLWELL,
8O Wa lnut street, PhlIA.
Or ddreaa-John H. Rodney. attorney
as-laW. No. West Seventh street. Will
DingtOn. Del. nov. .ReodSw
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
PeraOnaI-

w. Scott Way, the "bald-headedn ed
itor OF the Middletown Transcript, will
assist 10 the elocuuOnAry entertainment
to be given by Prof. s. T. Ford's pupils
at the Grand Opera House, on Thur
day evening. Editor Way Is said 10 be
immense in bis editorial speclalties.
MR.. KEIFER's UPS AND DOWNS
From the Chicago Times, Ind.
Mr.. Speaker Keifer is daily acting
az it he found that the misch,eyons
boys Of the house were putting bent
pins IN the chair TO which Don Cam.
eron invited him,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
snnEaAL rom 1asH nnws.
LonDou /, Jan. "a, 1881.

LONDON, Jan. ~, 1850.
HAnIan was afOat twics yesterday.
Boyd e now in full training.
The Swiss National Council have
decided 10 tFanaform the Bwisa Con-
sulats As Waahington into q legation.
d. Breuil, French Ccusul General
at New York, has bodn nominated an
ofhcer Of the Legien df Honor.
n. Bruvaert, an employs 10 the
French Foreign Ministry, has been
appointed Consul Of France ut Chi
oag0. n
A. despatch from Naples says -
A0amaral GMribAldi ih in q helpless
condition. he was conveyed ashore In
o litter"
Mr. Booth, the American temper
anee evangelist, hah been holding
services &C Bristol during the past
week. About three thousand persons
assembled nightly. F
The King Of Siam has recently
rendered TO General Halderman, the
American Consul General in thai
Kingdom, ths decoration Of the Order
Of the White Elephant.
The Prussian government has pre-
sented Ia the LsndtaG bill providing
for buying up private railways at .
cost OF 1000, 900 marks, payable
mostly in Treasury bonds.
The Calcutta correspondent OF the
Times telegraphk as follows al
seems certain that the Ameer Of AZ
ghanistan has executed Mahomed Jar
aud several other Stale prisoners"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
wAsaIxGTOS u NOTES.

seeret IItes Folzer and Frelinghuysen
rstnrned 70 Washington yester lay.
0uptrviSog- Architstt Hill was exam
ined by the ContlnReut Fund Invest =
eating Committee yesterday.
The Nevada trophy, q prize for target
shooting, has been awarded to Bet cry
X, Third Unitsd States Ar illery.
The Naval Committee of the House
heard testimony yestardAy concerning
alRDal codes and colOr-bnndness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
slight Fire.

This morning, about $50 o. o'clock, as
Charles Weyl was returning from ms
early trip Of serving bread, to his bake
rry, be noticed smoke iseu ng from the
'front.' third story windows. He quickly
ran up stains and found the wash-board
and portion Of the floor was on FIRE
Mr.. WeIl Immediately procured an axe
and with three or four pals Of water
extnguished tue fire. Damage slight.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Funeral of Soaanh Or.ne.

The funeral OF Joseph orme, who died
10 Atlantic CIty, Nd. on Taursday
last, took place on Faturday. The re-
mains we're brought TO this city, aud
we're met at tns r., W. q 3. r. K, de-
pot by dtleR alton Of OJd ~ llows, he
being member OF ons OF the lodges of
this CITY. The casket Was opensd st the
depot IN order TO afford his fellow men,
oers of the order and his riends In this
city an opportunity OF viewing The r.
mains. The remains were inferred In
the RIverview Crmet,rv, ibs services
being conducted by tae Odd Fellows.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Forax.FIrst AnnIYersnrv.

The Cecil Democrat, published at
Elkton, Md, celebrated its forty-frst
anniversary, on Saturday, by appearing
N an entire new dress of handsome
type. The Democrat is one of the bert
edited weeklies on the Peninsula, lively
and attractive in all its departments,
and consistent advocate of true Dem
Ocratic principles.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
The Electric Light.

a trial of electric light has been
made on the Graben, one of The CEN
tral streets of Vienna, in the Immedi :
ate neighborhood of St. Stephe +.
Half dozen lamps do not precisely
turn night into day, but they certainly
do tar better service than the gas
lamps provided by the Continental Gas
Company, which make the night
aronhd them more gloomy than it
would be without them. The lamps.
which are to burn for a month, are of
Brush's system.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
A False Alarm.

An alarm Of fire about IL o'clock, to
day, from box No. II, City Hall
brought out the fire department, bul
the alarm was false. 1t was caused nv
the men engaged In stretching the wires
Of the Mutual Union line allowing
their wire to come in contact with tbe
fire alarm telegraph wire.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Ersn Yaassraay.. Les. nalsass
naon 9. n. PETER E1yanr.

The illness Of the Hon CIarkson
N Potter took sn unfavorab!e turn
yesterday. His condition grew less
Hopeful, and at midnight Il was be.
feved that be could snrvive ONLY a
few hours at the longest. His death
was momentarlly expected, aud his
relatives had been summoned to his
bedside.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Complimentary Reception.

Cards of invitation are out for a
complimentary reception of Will
mingtOn Division, No. |, Knights of
Pythias, in their armory, or Wed
nesday sevening 25th inst. Music
and other means OF entertainment
will be rnished.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
RheualGtlsuIl

Nouralgia, spralns,
Pain in the Rack and side.
TAass y nothing more pAinfui than thoss
assasas; but the pain can be removed and
he dlsaaas esrea ~ use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
Ihas Eemsdy is not = cheap BenziEo
81 feexolaum product that must be kep4
- sxplasion. nor is Il an untrled expert
msnS ANae nay DO more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty yoazs, and the universal testimony
nun An paris Of the world.i II never
falls. u MOI only effeots q permanent cure,
bae q rallsTsa pain almost insiantaneously
Being = purely vegetable remedy. 1t Is safe
- tAs hands Of the most inexperienced
The record of cures BY the use OF PAIs
killer would nf volumes Tha following
extracts nom letters received snow what
shoas who have tried it think;
Edgar Cady, Owatonna, MINI, says:
About year since my wife becAllle subject
severe s1nering from rheumattsm- Our
chsrIss powsll writes frOm thsI s:lOrs'
Thad been sfiicted thrss yeArsy syiaA asurslsia
and Violent spasmepf thg Af1mach. The a sstore
- WeEtmtnHter Hsapita gave up my case In
despair tried your PAM KrLr.En, pnd 4 gave
ssrs9et.h and ann now aba o fohOS 40 uSuS
q. u. Waiworth, saco, Me-, writes:
efperienced immediate Iefef from pain IN
me SIDE by the use q your PAIN KILLEiL
y. York says:
Ikags uSad your PArr EulER for r1enuatinn,
and hRye rreeived great baneih
Barton Seaman says:
Hays used PAIN HrLLKR for tfitsy years,
and have found Il q nesers faadn9 roniedy for
= xneumafiam and lAmeneaA
0r, Burditt writes:
Maeyef (ats 70 give relief IN cases nf rheumatism
knu, 0ubert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
from actual use. know your Pam KILLKM
y Ne bet madeleine I Can got
All dTuggists keep PAs KuLKR. Its price
b 50 low lat It is within the reach OF all.
and win save many times its cost In doctors
oflla abe., SOC. and eI.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, PrOprietou,
Providence. a. J..
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
Shot While Attempt nE TO Rob a
safe.

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 22.-H. A
Little, who had been guest at the
81. George Hotel in this city for sever
al DAYS past, went into the off CO Al
about 12 o'clock last night, when onl,
Ford Parker. the night clerk, and /
colored walter were present. btep,
ping up to the counter, Little handed
Parker parcel, asked him to put Il
Ia the safe. Parker turned toward
the safe, when Little sprang at hin
with a drawn revolver, ordering hin
to throw up his hands aud keep still
Little then attempted to rob the safe,
but Parker rushed at him, wrenched
the pistol from his hand, fired, and
sent a ball clear through Little's bod,
making a mortal wound. Parker wal
arrested but will, no doubt, be soor
released.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
A FARMER ASSASsINATED

SHTLBURNE, Out, Jan. 22,-JMl
Smith, aged tllty years, a farmer MN
near here, was murdered last nigh NJ
an unknown msn, who shot him t6rs,
the window OF his house. Smith N
reputed wealthy, and robbery wa u,
posed 70 be the cause OF the murjrI
HIS nephew the only other eccupauI
the house, fed TO neighbor's on hsrl
Ing the shot There have been 10 n
rests made as yet.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
READING RAILROADS. FNl

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Tbs s.J
meni of tho Phiiadelphia and R.,S.j
Railroad and Coal and Iron Comma
for December, which begins lbe ~
year, shows that tho total receIp, }
the railroad company for the m.,s
we're $l,S50, ,386. Is; the expenses, IusIS|
ing rentals and interest, S0s0 SOT NJ
leaving a net profit Of ss70,6lI.Si, n
gross receipts Of the Coal and Iron nj
pany were 81 ,360, 1855 asd tbs 4
penses, including incIding lntere, NJ
3l3, ,S57.S2, making the profits fcr N
month 500, ,93f.S3. The profls Of hr
companies for tho month were sD,l]
b42.b4, q gain Of 1897, ,0e8. 80, a. eO1l
pared with December, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
THIRD d DTTION
Hmmnsnsaons 4, " re.Dmy .

Ncx she Middle AtlAEalo states,
aoakinasd cold aud ID wsaiher during
the day, followed bs Increasing cloudi-
nasas Io~eE but slowly rising tsmpera-
ture, utnds shifting to easterly and high
bat fAlllng barometer.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
cow Tt SECURE HEALTH

BoW Tt SECURE HEALTH.
1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impnre
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP win re.
store health TO the physical organization.
tt Is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
litio disorders, Weak ness of the Ki1nevs
ErysiDelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
The Lase z. >. srorran,. olr,..

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 2l.-Tl
trustees Of Wells College, Aurunl
N. Y, at a meeting held in Syul
cuse yesterday, formally accepted
bequest of 100000 left to the lnlI
tuition by the will of the late Hos
Edwin b. Morgan, Of Aurora. tn
college has now a permanent endsV
ment- fund of 5000, 900 all Of Wild
besides upward of $4,000 in bull
ings Bnd other forms have been III
gifts of the same benefactor.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24

had severe attacks of gravel and
kidney trouble; was unable to get any
mediclae or doctor 10 cure me until
used Hep Bitters, and they CURED me In
ashoEt tlme.-A DIsIINoUIsHkD Law
xRR or WAYNE Co., NJ. Y.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24
The Dog RaEiatrnfInn D

Seven hundred and fiity-seven dogs
had been registered up to o'clock this
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24

Or. ROGERS WORM SYRUP in
stantly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA curss
pain In Man or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-24

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARRET
MONDAY. Jan. 20, EP. n.
BExF CATTLE were rather dull this
week, hut prices were unchanged aWO
mead arrived and sold Rt the different
yerds 81 TIC. per pound, as 10 quality.
SAEkf we're rather lower. 10 We head
sold q the different yards at 8 q 6Kc. per
pponnd' ponnd' =. sno % lambs, Lambs At ~ IKE. per
hogs were in demand and prices were
steady. 40OO head sold At the diffsl ent
yards At . l0e. per pound, as 70 condi-
Rwk Drove Nsrd SD and. Laaodsssr eve
nass. Wsst PsdI0dslphSa. jan. q.
sHHHr.-ExtrA, Ito TO I'D lbs, 6to ~;
good. " 70 100 lbs. ~ q 55< nAIr, 90 " IS
lba., abM; culla, q ~. Lambs.-
Good. % z medium, 8 Re: common,
~ oO 70. Calves, 6a0 DC. Arrivals, e0o8
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUEsDAY. January II. p. NJ.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
unchanged. Sales of 2 90 barrels, includ.
ing MINI sofa Extras At $3.50 for clear,
Aud at e6.700S1 for straight; Pehna. extra
family, At sb.O 6.371S Western do do :.
81 % 70 10, and Patents 1T e7.26 775.
Rye nour IL dull ut e4.75 IS.
GRAIN.-Wheat ia quiet but higher !;
sale4 OF $50 bushels red at 9l.4l La
5000 bush. March sold at Sl.44I<. Al the
open board, tl.4l " bid for January
u 41lior February sl.ftA Tor March
and el Az for April. Rye Is steady At p6
III. Corn Is In fair demand and flrmer;
opLlons are No. higher. Sales of o5Os
bushels, including yellow al Tie. white
al ~ lag. MIXED At 7O1<c. steamer ct
7 10 No. 3 at 90 q s61fc.. and rejected at
gec. At the open board, ss5zc. was bid for
January e9H for February 7lX for
March, and 7zc. for April. Oats are In
moderate request and steady. Sales OF
loo bushels, including white at 50 q 6Qc
and rejected and mixed At kSc. 50 3
bushes OF March sold at blc.
WHISKY Western iron-b0und sells at
81 10 per gallon
Hay AND SrRAw.-Receipt of hay, d
tons. mere was q fair Inc uiry for 9ood
hay at civ, and exceptional sales in sin
gle car lots at 3l9 .b0020; No. 2 and infer
ior stock dragged heavily ut prices rang
Ing from SIS down 70 elO, according "a
quality and condition. Rye straw wal
quoted steady at e'60ls.