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The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
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FIRST EDITION.
rslegraphIc Summary.

B,.,,s.cIying services were held 10
/. >, The churches In EsgIand yts'er-
r = ,b. OuseR's escape from an
...i,, bullet. Special prayers we're
H. in the Jewish synagogues and .
TC.,holic c,thedral in Remington for
o',oon'. pre.ervatlon....If Mr.. Brad
l, .ODa,r, in the House Of Commons
4 40 IN. oath, Sir ot-fTird Northcote
T,n,s,Do,e a motion TO prohibit him
is said that negotiations between
document aud the Lords COM
"a inouirs into The working Of
and act will not be renew ed, and
nee are no prospects OF com :
Ai,s. The appointment OF NJ. Tricon
,sDcb miuissr to Japan has been
lied At Paris,.Gsn. Skobeletf arrived
Petersburg yesterday morDing,and
heartily cleerel bT large crowds.
,.cbmept If 800 French troops
u a battle with 1900 Algerian In.
buis south Of Ain Sefra aud routed
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Government Aid.

WASHINGTON, March Sat an
informal meeting of the members of
Congress from the afflicted State,
held this morning, 1t was resolved to
ask for an additional appropriation
of $400, 900 and the resolution will
probably be introduced lnthe House
tomorrow A proposition was also
made to ask for an appropriation Of
81 100000 to repair the levees at
once. A formal meeting of. the
members from the river States will
be called probably tomorrow.
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lucky Miller who will Grind
SATURDAYS.

=. NJ. Davis OF Morning Sun was
FOLDER Of ticket No. 7j .O96, the capital
Jahuar' draWibg IN The Louisiana
Lottery. 1t Is "A severe shock 70
fe Information that go, 900 is sub.
.oeomndnd. He was ar angling bis
machinery, hut 10 did not nnnerve
however. IL look IL coolly and
use OF the oft quoted maxim: "Fool
fek er. Mr. DAVIS is fitty-two
OF age , mas been citizen OF the
~ lgFlS'ohe years; has family
hed siX chil1ren-andI Is a useful and
Prahle eileen OF mis- neighborhoon.
rms Keeps small stock OF mer-
ulst aud runs steam gin and mill
prning sun Tenn. When asked IN
.oatd ",grlnd' Saturday, he replied,
lsuAi" He is receiving numerous
ASK lug loans as nigh as
Wen, old fellow, we never
|Rht VIII We crank buttermilk (?)
Y me same caHteen eighteen years
WIN you that such q fate awaited
-AemIhis tlenn.) avalanche, Jan. I3.
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: The Domestic Tyrant. -

PaItiogton, "is a weak and irritable
domestic tyrant," and Mrs. p. is correct,
Tyrannical to fault tue average mau
will enter the blissiul Paradise OF Z happy
home, scratch himself in fiendish glee,
send the baby Tito cenVu's 'sioDs, and for
whaR Why, because he has the Itching
Piles, andIs too mean to buy Swayne's
Ointment, which is an IDfallible cure for
the wont cases of that annoying COM
Dlaint
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Tho City OF BerIIn safe,

Yesterday the French steamer Vile
d'Alger arrived from Bordeaux bringing
news of toe safety OF the City of BerllD,
now nine days overdue. The Vile
d'Allger's captain reports having come
across the City of Berlin In latitude Al.
90, longitude 52.21, with her crank
shaft broken. He took her In tow, but
after eight hours the tow-line parted.-
He remained near her for twenty-sight
hours longer, when the Samaria of the
Cunard line came along and took the
disa blod steamer in tow. The Vile d.
Alger brought letters from the paSseu-
gers Of the Oity of Berlin. They ars all
well.
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Lnnnahea.

40 iron eamship Of 2, 100 tons regis
ter, for the Ola Dominion CunbSnv,
WAS launched at Chester, Pa, on Satur-
day. A lighlship fjr The United States
goVsrnmeIt was launched at Pusey g.
JOLe'' yard and the new ferryboat Bal
timOIe for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, 10 ply bstwt en- New York
and Jersey City, was lauoched AZ the
Harlan 4 HolllngswCrlh yard, In this
city.
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RshsDOih Beech improvements.

II is gratifying to learn that extensive
improvements are being made at Reho-
both. Commodore Shock, OF Washing
ton, Is erecting q fne cottage. Mr..
James Bradford, Of this city, Is also
building q handsome house on the
beach, and Mr.. j. d. MAJ lshali, OF Phil
adelphia, has contracted for another.
Other parties ale making arrangements
for building In 3 month or 50. There
are now but two lots on Surf Avenue
between the Bright House and the old
Surf House, in the market, and these are
held very high,
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he movement to establish q regular
! enba So at Washington is warmly
Iorted ln cur ss.er republic, accom-
ID with an expression If belle ( that
additional protection and aid thus
he'd 10 Swiss here will increase emil
Ion. We should Selceme the Swiss
bs.1dOr, bat apparently Switzerland
not ilke pleasure 10 adding to the
bog Inducements for her people to
rate even to acc country 50 attractive
h- own,
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EIectIen at Nsu CnntI..

An election for three members Of the
Board OF Educatoln Of New Castle, was
held In that city on Saturday last.
When the polls wero opened there we're
but three candidates, George ". Elliott,
George NJ. Riley and jacob Hermann a..
Later In the day two other candidates
were brought out, Samuel e. Massey
and James a. Price. There was about
$50 votes polled, With the following re-
suit: George w. Elliott, 307; Jacob
Hermann, 295; George Nj. Riley, 284;
Samuel e. Massey, Al; James A. Price,
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Operation Psrfernaed.

During the riots at Ninth and WAL
nut streets in 1880 VIM. Mckinney,
living on Locust street, above Sevsnth, !,
was ahot In the head, the ball lodging
there. The ball has Ismained there
ever since, and within the past few
days the victim has Suffered to such An
extent that on Saturday last DIR.
Brown searched for the ball, but failed
to find it. 1t 10 said there are very
little hopes that the unfortunate man
will survive much longer.
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The unpleasant appearance of even
the most amiable and intelligent face,
when coyerel with su f.ce irritations as
from tetter, pimpl's, cf eczema can be
dissolved naturally by Dr.. Benson's
Skin Cu e, an exoellent toilet dressing.
1t cures dandIuff oftte scalp.
Obas. N. Crittenton, Fulton
street New York City, soils agent for
DR.. q. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
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Death OF Judge LathrOp.

Judge Francis S. Lathrop, receiver
and president of the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, died at his home In Madi-
SOD, N. J. Friday evening. He held many
positions of responsibility, having been
judge of the Court Of Appeals of New
Jersey, riparian commissioner, and pro-
minent In State affairs. He was q native
of Massachusetts,, and was born in 1906.
He was for many years q dry goods
merchant In New York.
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A steamer Eight Days in the lee.

HALIFAX, N. s.. March 5.-The
steamship Milapess, from Boston to
London, laden with cattle aud general
cargo, has put In here for repairs, bav-
ing been In an ice field sight dAVs. She
had hole eighteen by ssVen .et stove
in her bows, and her forward compart-
ment was full of water. She was light
ened OF 100 tons Of her cargo to keep
the yes sci shoat. The crew s0fIere d
.ertibly from the intense cold,
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Bold Attempt to Roba safe:

GALVESTON, March 5.--A Trinity
special says: A bold and daring
attempt was made yesterday to rob
the safe in the office of the contraca
tors OF the Trinity and Sabine I Rail-
road BY three masked men, whe
pound Mr. Murphy Of the firm and
nve OF bis men, and commanded
murphy at the point of q pistol to
reveal the safe combination. A
negro porter entered luckily, and
approaching the situation, gave the
alarm. The robbers made break
Tor their horses and escaped.
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DIED.
the Sd inst, John A. Kin.

KING.-On the Sd inst, John A. Kin.
in nis 59th year.
The relatives and friends ofthe iamily
are respectfully Invited TO attend the
funeral from his lAte residence, No. 423
East Fourth street, on Tuesday after.
noon. Services at the house at p. m.
lnterment at Wilmington aud Brandy
wine Cemetery.
GRIMSHAW.-on the Sd Inst, Charlotte
Grimshaw.
The fitends are invited TO attend her
funeral from her late residence, No. 847
Washington street, on Monday, the 6th
lnsta Mt, at G'olocB, p. m. Interment at
Old Swedes Church Cemetery,
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BOSE who prosecuted Tie Jews are
b:el7es enemies Of Christianity.
has commissioned nsne OF his crsa-
to exercise vengeance In his stead.
be contrary in the dea;h Of Christ
bis suffering for man are to be
! he examples of mercy that the
bli1n Is bound to follow il he observe
lociriues of the New Testament
blures.
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The Challenge to xass.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5, 1882.

I HILADbLL HIhi NANIOu o IOO@'
The challenge by the University
of Pennsylvania to Yale College for
a boat race during the coming sum-
mer has not yet been answered
Arrangements are to be made by
which the University will hereafter
be better able to compete with other
colleges, and it is probable that the
nucleus of a fund of 100000 for
that purpose will soon be raised.
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RulIdlnE OperatIens.

As sooa as the weather will permit,
Robert McCaulley will commence the
work VI erecting fourteen tive story elk
room houses, on the lot N. K. corner Of
Tenth and Spruce streets. These
houses will bG directly oppc site the
new public school No. 20. During last
year Mr.. McCaulley erected thirty two
houses.
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Guard Agntnat lpInennn.

II you tind yourself getting bilious
heat heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys dis ,rdered, symptoms of piles
toTmenting you, take at once a few dos
es Of Kidney.Wort. It liz natnre's great
assistant. Use 1t as an advance guard
don't wait to get uowD SICK See large
advertisement.
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Annointad nManhsr. a

A meeting Of the Democratic Mem
bers Of the U. :. House Of Represents :
tlves to select Congres,loua Com
mittee, consisting Cf one member from
each state, Hon. K. l.. Martin, was sell
ected from this State. The selection is
q good one.
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Father ,s Getting well.

My daughters say, ia ow much bet
ter father is since he used Hop Bit.ers
he IL getting well after his long suffer-
ing from disease declared ineurahle
Fbd we ara so glad that he used yoHr
Istftsrs."-A Lady of Rochester,: NesO
York.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the euro
of all female cOmpa' nts, is the greatest
strengtbener OF the back, stomach,
Dorves, kidneys, urinary a0d genital Or
gans of man aud woman ever known.-
Send for circulars TO L1 dia Il. PlnkhaD,
Lynn, Mass.
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RnIIann Annanninn .

The "Jolly Path6nders." who appear
In the Opera House this evening ia their
musical Oddity Of scraps will send up
balloon ftom 10 font Of the Opera
House, at T30 o'clock. At the present
time it IL not known whether the balloon
will be occupied or not.
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Libel Filed.

A iibel has been filed IN the United
states CourL Ia this city ,against the brig
Mary r.. Leighton, to trst the uoDsiitu-
tionality of the Delaware pilot laws
The biig was outward bOund, and retus-
cd Virdsu's services as pilot.
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PORT Neua.

The,schooner, Roilin SanforS, Capt.
blockson, arrived in this port this morn.
Ing ftOm New YoTE, with q caree of ma
hoganT lumGer consigned to the jack
son d Sharp Company. The VI ssel 10
owned by Elk. Gov. James Ponder.
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Bargains.

Mr.. NJ. L. Lichtenstein is selling of
his large stock of goods to retire from
the retail trade. Those who want
bargains should seek them now. See
advertisement.
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deetIngs Tonight.

MONDAY.
Rends' Social Lyceum.
liorm Division, X. of p.
tlds Library Association,
nqna ribe, No. 3, 1. .. X. M.
aRafe Lodge, No, /, /. o. OF,
Lhlah aii,ah Lodge, No. 70, l. o. o. II,
psnihgton Lodge, No. / R.ofP.
ihiihgtorl I'M Council, No. 5, D. U. A, M,
sd, sni9gIon Lodge, No. 3, A. o. q, r.
h 3n u, E1ndGGiatmpment, No. 7, l. o. o. r.
u ne'hiehem Division, (coloredJ s.
!, X. OF p. A'o. Il ohhQrIn
zlmington and Rrsrdvu,,o o.,
.. U. A. NJ. "'He Oouhoii'
. Is9ts 5i,,o &c Of 81. Patrick, meet at Third
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MARRIED.

CRABB B-STOUr.-On Thursday evening",
March "a, 1882, at the res idence or thss
brides parents, by Rev, A. N. KeiRWin,
James ii. Crabb and Mary E, Stout,
both OF Wilmington. Del.
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SECOND EDITION
From the n. Y. Star.
GEORGE HAzAEL, CHAMPION.
The Looping LOndOner Triumphant
I'm lhe SIX Days Walk-AII Pre-
VIOus Records EcItPsed.

The most remarkable walk in the
annals OF pedsstrlanism closed at
Madison Square Garden at .. 10 o'clock
last night. 1t was in every respect
marked success, and q record was
made which nobody would belive pos
sible few years ago. When Dan
O'Lesry predicted that 800 miles
would be coved in six days he was
laughed at by the knowing enes; but
the exhibition which attracted tens of
thousands to the Garden during the
past week onded in proving that his
foreshadowlnR was correct. The
question as to what distance it 10 pos
slble for man to cover, now besOmes
Of considerable interest to the walking
fraternity, as scores of men are crop
ping up in every direction who are
willing to wager large sums OF money
that they can beat Hazael's unparal-
leled record Of 600 miles. There
were about 1000 persons in the Gar
den at the close of the walk, among
the number being RowelL the defeated
champion, who seemed to be 10 no
amiable mood. Many Of his country
men who had lost money on the walk
also felt sore over the result, and made
their feelings known to those with
whom they came in contact in no pleas
ant way.
HOW THE MONEY WILL BE DIVIDED.
The walk was q financial IS we'll as q
pedestrian succesI. No official report
of the receipts was made last night, but
an estimate furnished to the press snow
that the amount taken in at the gate aud
for the Garden "privileges" vas about
S46, 600. Mr.. Peter Duryea, who advaI-
| ced the moneys necessary for the walk
taxes 10 per cent. of the gross receipts
for his risk. This will give him q profit
| OF about So 100. After this cum Is de-
| Quoted, the rent of the Garden, winch is
$4,000, and all other expenses will be
| paid, and the sum that remains vii. be
divided among the SIX men who COM
| plsted $50 miles In the proportions stated
in yesterdays Star. Hszasl receives
| 5000 of the $1,000 stake money, and
Fitzgerald, who took second place, re-
| ceives the remaining 81 900.
The EXPENSES were higher than 1t was
| originally supposed they would be, and
1t is said that the sum to be divided will
be less than $500 At this figure the
| money to come TO each man will be as
1 follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE PERFORMANCES SATURDAY EVEN
ING

A medium audience assembled in the
Opera House on Saturday evening, TO
witness tFA performance Of "One Hun
dred Wives" There is too much same
ness bout IL ever to be successful. The
authOrs willfhAve TO rewrite it and put
more life in 1t. The company that pre-
sented the play is one Of only Ordinary
ability, there not being an actor or At
trsss ab owe medIocTity among 1t.
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II WAS InLonu0u OrIRIpaIIy Uy LnU man-
agement to distribute tho money to the
winners on MONDAY; bur, owing to the
number Of bills to be paid and examined
into, thai plan was found TO be imprac-
tlcaDle. 1t was announced list night
thai The dixisiou would not be made
until Wednesday afternoon, between 2
and 4 o'clock o. M, at the office of the
Turf, Field and Farm.
The following table shows the distances
covered by the men each day during the
walk
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new ADVERTls EMENrs.
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
L STONE 40 THE stone BREAK
ER.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. SH EAST SIXTH STREET.
wILMINaroN, Del, March 8. Iss:

WALAlN6EONS W OtlsI oAdECu ., 1co<s
Sesled proposals will be received in the
box in the City Council Chamber until
7.30 O'Clock p. m. FRIDAY, March IUth,
1885,, for furnishing 1000 perch OF stone
(more or less) 10 the stone breaker. The
stone must bs delivered and piled MP
closely in square piles SO that fhey can
be measuie ed by The City surveyor. The
delivering and piling OF the stone VIII be
under the superYisloA ofthe street Con-
missioner. the stone must be smsll
enough 10 enter The breaker and ifthero
ere any delivered that in the judgment Of
he Will instruct the contractor to break
sioner will have them broken and charge
II to the contractor. There must be
sufficient quantity delivered each day so
as TO cause no delay IN running the
breaker. A bond with security in the
sum OF one hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal for the good faith Of
the bidder, ana tire person or persons TO
whom The contract may be awarded must
give bond with security in the sum OF
five hundred dollars for the faithful pei
Torrance of the contract. The Street
Committee reserve the right to reject
any bid that they do not thinK it will be
to the interest of the city to accept.
All bids must be properly signed .besled
and endorsed Proposals for furnishing
stone TO the stone breaker. For further
Information apply to
L. p. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner.
By order of the Street Committee.
GEORGE ADELE,
Chairman. mar6-5t
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1852.
hAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,

FhAiNS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Philadelphia 2.OO4. 213s a IN e55
H1'5igI' H155lI' $40, 800, 9O9, 9.48, 10. 20. "A
lt!t m. R.l5, l2.33tf liza M na
z'''tS 10, 6.ts', l.Sj*, s.50', ic.1o: p.
n Ssw n Ycrk-2. o., 2.2s#, s.sO, s.55.
40 a. m l2.3Stt. l.53, 6.i7f, 6.sSi
.hailtlimoro-l.OO', II .42., a. -. 500. s.as
" wt"' Ustt, b.OO, i. I, Ii ,Oi@ = IN m ''''
\ ~, pi,I iL,VIstt, 6.57, ll.O4s D. M. WV "'
&-psi,.ll ppsii,llnre ana intermediate ata.
fain:,' o,55 a. M. 100 900 n. m.
'u mag both daily and sun
's'n' 'unnIng only on Sunday.
.l"s l"ss'S%ere Se Railroad -6.OOS, 9.s5 a. m
pr New We CipS,Iil. p m. No sunday trains.
harrington and intermediate sta
Wilmington and Nor,ha.
trains, n' o.OO' 5.O5 p. m. No sun
Gel 51, ware Western RaiIroad-,o so
NhaoJ IThlnHa
1.-Two -
I'm pnn AhhlVE AT WILMINGTON
Isl. rsH1llladdeslphla-l.OO4, ! u Ig2s la7s
u 80, l'o1, a1'SV, l0,l0t, 1853, 1880 a. M.
6.21' / 4. r; a2.3f, 2.50, 4.S5. In al
4 D, m. m.''' ''0Sf' '.55, s.35f, $50, lO.5sS''
0@ ss5 New e Y lYork-l2.4s, 1922. AN. , ,s4
p, m. "' 1850, l.Ntt, ass, e.iSA,
G@ a, n B ,ltl,maore-l n 51.. 2la. am o 90
i@.S'tt, l.5O, b.IiS, '6.sOs, S.4S. S,GS
III fn WySGssht,1ngton-l.2r. y : :, 2Ia ~
IN d., -, o,ll', SO', 6. 9.49t D. 1o' m D. M
N Snn1aIy ua,Iy and sunday.
sunday only.
~ i2O5 Delaware ! wa Railroads.&c. q az. =
ps. ''' 0'lO', sos p. m. No No. snSdav S1o5 .
rom New Castle only.
-645, Ha,l4g,on Ha5 4 ion and Northern Rail
day trains ii'O' =. m.; 6.55 p. m. N,
;2IS 2IS9iswsre "a VI Western Railroads.&c.
" NO Sunday trains.
ISs iISs.i.A LEAVE FOR w1LM1Neron
nue-sPmn sPni mnia,Hrosd and Woshin.,o,
40 SlU, lO.l5 q. m. s.io ~ :
m. RS.'''l'-S.ss, S.2o, l.4o a. m. a,
united Express trains.
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SCRAPS.

Fun may be expected In the Opera
House this evening 10 the appearance of
the Jolly PathfindGIs, In their recon-
strueted musical oddity of "Scraps," or
fun on the Pleasure Groands.
The play is something on the order Of
the "TourIsts," aud abounds in fun
from beginning to end. Wherever it
has been pre- ssnted, 1t has been greeted
by large aud highly delighted auCiences.
II should meet with the same fate in
this city.
sNELBAKER's CONSOLIDATION.
Tomorrow evening, Snelbaker's Ma,
jsstlc Consolidation will appear in the
Opera Houss. 1t is hardly necessary
for us to speak Of this combination as
those who crowded the Opera House
upon the occasion of its first appearance
here will no doubt 90 again. Those who
were not present then should 20 this
time, Is It will fully repay them. The
company is composed Of the best artists
In their particular line 10 be (, und In
the country.
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aus uunlng only on Sunday.

! slns lns'S%ere 2e Railroad t. .nOs, as5 a. M
In YeU W? p m. No Sunday brains.
huntington and Intermediate sta.
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s-zIO IO,,ihgton and Northern Rail-
brains AIM d. M ; 300, sos p. m. NoSnn- %
1. 5,5o N %re ", Western Railroads.&c. IN
N'' p IN No Sunday trains. ''"
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I2O55' O55e5ta%are \ ". e Railroads.&c.. a.s5. q.
bs. o''o'l sos p. m. No Snndav
f0m New Castle only.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-25
GRAND PRAIRIE.

Weather is very damp cut this way
Most OF the corn is planted though
Il few are still blowing for corn. If we
don't get some warm, dry weather soon
corn will he very backward. y few
have corn already coming up. We he
|ieve the flax is mostly in also, which
finishes the planting in this vicinity.
We have but little ground that is not
in crop, vely little land having been
too wet to work.
y few are beginning 10 believe that
timothy can be raised here and are
sowing the seed. We can get more
hay on all acre and it is much better
than the wild grass and we don't have
to 90 off to some frog pond to get it
either Hay is very scarce here this
spring and those who live where wild
grass is the most plenty have the least
of it. Besides we can raise anything
else where we can rates timothy and it
leaves the land very nearly the same as
newly broken wild land. AS Il crop it
pays us well if not better than any
other crop. GRAND PRAIRIE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-25
DEEOREST.

Mr.. McCulloch and another gentle
man, owners of the town site, are here
looking over their interests. Among
the improvements contemplated is the
transforming of the elevator into il
custom grist mill.
Joseph Fury, Of Elkport, la, wrote
Inquiries about the soil, climate, etc,
looking up 4 location. His friend re-
this part of the country, as every farm
amy wheat. Mr.. Fury wrote again and
hogs died with the cholera. The letter
was replied to, stating that corn done
we'll and there WAS 10 hog cholera
here. Bat don't you come here"
Mr.. Fury wrote back: II am coming
on first train" lie has arrived with
car load OF stock, feed and seed, has
bought Il. +. Bakers place and is 60
ing to get rich.
y. f.. Anderson has arrived from
Lake City with a car load Of stock and
has come to stay. Several Of his
friends are coming.
Freleric ana Gaor-e IL'Ison, two
orphans aged II and 10. arrived Satur-
day from England. The youngest fell
from the tain between Philadelphia
and Clcvt land and escaped death with
a few bruises. lis brother and nun.
Der Of passengers saw him fall and
bound like Il ball. The train was stop
ped after Il run Of three miles aud re-
turned. meeting the lad on lis way
west on foot. They are pow with Hem
~ Holmes, who WAS acquainted with
their father and mother, and who will
look after their intere SITS and take
good care Of them.
Great quantities Of fish are being
caught at the lake. Your correspond
"nt went down last evening ami caught
II pickerel with h ok and line. Il
wagon load Of buffalo fish were taken
yesterday, the parties using pitchforks
for spears. SOUNDEE.