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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14

TUESDAY, MOVE
wine. Jansen announced to the
members of the family that he
HAD BECOME THE OWNER OF MRS.
LAUTEN.
The daughter, young lady now
twenty years Of age, treated the mat
ter As joke, and there was a hearty
laugh all round. Jansen left that
same night for Farminedale, and
there was no more heard of the mat
ter for ten days. At the end of that
time Mrs. Lauten followed jansen to
Farmingdaie without the knowledge
of her husband. They put up at the
hotel there and were registered as
Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen. The fact that
they were not husband and wife was
revealed to the hotel proprietor
through the presence of some gentle
man to whom Jansen and his wife and
the Lautens had been known for
many years. Word was sent to Mr..
Laulen i'm New York, and in the
course of a few days Mrs. Lauten Was
reinstalled mistress of the homestead
at Mount Vernon. For the sake of
the family the husband was disposed
to let bv-gones be by-gones. Jansen
In the meantime was wrathful, as he
had subscribed 10 the contract OF
transfer in good faith. and regarded
Mrs. Lauten's return to her husband
as
A BREACH OF FAITH.
simultaneously with an expression
of this opinion he began to make vi
its 10 Mount Vernon and Mrs. Lauten.
The husband having discovered how
ma t-rs were going on during his alb
sence in the city, at length decided 4"
serd h's wife ont If the house and be
gin proceedings for a divorce. B.
fore this extreme step had been taken
the family lawyer had underworld t.
induce her 10 give up Der course, hut
she said that she could not do sO. for
the reason that she loved Jansen too
much to part from bin. The case was
then referred to Lawyer Rafferty,. and
he has just reported il favor of an alb.
solute divorce. Mr.. Herman Fox.
counsel for Mrs. Lauten, argued
against confirmation Nv Judge Barrett,
on the ground thar the husband lad
been guilty of procurement and con-
DIvance.
TWO WIVES UNDER ONE ROOF.
1t was admitted that Ms. Lautcn
had gone TO live with Jansen after
having been turned out Of her hus-
bands house. and there is this singular
feature in connection with IT, that in
the meantime Mrs. Jansen had come
out of the hospital, and all three were
together under one roof I'm New York.
At the end of several months Mr..
Jansen did everything she could to get
Mrs. Lauten out of the house, but
without avail. Jansen treated both
ladies with courtesy and adj ction. and
seems to have made up his mind to
live with them TO the end of his DAYS.
Up to week ago he was in this frame
of mind, but it appears that ne then
for the first time became aware that
there had been partial resumption OF
conjugai relations between Mr.. and
Mrs Lauten. after the signing of the
contract, and for that reason he states
that he is no longer bound to support
the latter. Mrs. Lauten is now living
alone, aud fees her position very
keeuly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14

1867 Prizes, amounting .S265 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made only
TO the office al the Ompany IN New Orleans.
For iurher information write clearly giving full
address. Send orders by Express, Regste ed Letter
or Money Order, addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Va. A. DAUPHIN,
COZ Seventh street Washington. d. G..
\.t.-Orders address 10 New Orleans viii re-
eel rompt attention
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Great Sale of Pedigreed Pure
Short Horn Durhams.

Twill sell my entire herd OF Short Horns
at public sale, the Sth and 9th of Novem-
Der. so young bulls and 125 cows and
heiiers of the very best families. A young
Renick. $1,000 Rose of Sharon heads the
herd and for sale also, and % half blood
Herefords. All raised on grass in South
west Missouri /. A. DODGE,
1O-3w4t 'Appleton City, ST. ClaifiCo., Mo
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Don't Die in the House.

Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip,
hunks, gophers. l5c.
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A Thief. Poor Excuse.

The Third and King streets swindle pre-
tends that it eonnot see any wrong 1t steal
ing news from other papers In other words
It confesses to being a fool as well as
knaye 1t declares tllat il ispersecuted aud
compares itself to i suceessfnI tradesnsan
who is slandered by bis less successful
competitors. An ofewhich would be well
enough if the tradesman were an honest
one, but there's the difference. A merchant
who should build his business up bya course
of systematic theft from his neighbors would
meet the denunciation of all honest men,
and what is more he would lose the support
necessary toa continuance Of his thieyish
business. But for some mysterious reason
it appears that people generally apply a
different code Of moral ethics to thief VINO
happens to print paper and go right on
patronizing him in the face OF the well-esfab-
lished axiom that the receiver OF stolen
goods is as bad as the thief There is no ex-
cuse for such people upon the assumption
that the Republican people do not see any
harm in their pilfering and consequently
that they are doing no harm in patronizing
them, The owners and managers OF
the Republican realize precisely the
nature of their acts, for as we
have already stated, Hersey, the editor OF
the paper, has repeatedly declared to the
writer Of this article that he was not to
blame for the thieving of his paper; that
''old man Vernon and the boys" were re
sponsible, and that he had tried his best tc
keep ''the old man" from stealing but that
| he would do it in spite of him. Ht
said this in exoneration of himself and addeC
that he was getting ashamed to walk thu
streets. But it now transpires from the Rev
Mr.. Hills testimony that Hersey is as deeI
in the mud as '.old man Vernon" is in the
mire, and the conclusion that all honesi
people must come to is that they are a bad
| lot all around.
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TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE !

city AND SCHOOL TAXEs FOR 1852.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the city
of Wilmington, will be at M. 70 EAST SIXTH
STREET, between Market and King streets, on
and after the first day Of July, iss2, hetwctn
the hours Of aud u IN the morning, aud from >
to In the afternoon for the putpose OF reee ing
taxes. On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there will be deduction Of five per cent, on
every dollar aud on all taxes paid on or after
the first OF August up to aud including the tirst
Tuesday OF September, shall be increased by the
addition OF five pereentum on the amount
thereof. EDMl MI PROVOST,
Receiver Of Northern District, including all
North of sixth street
DENNIS KANE
Receiver of Southern District, including all
| South of sixth street. jyl2-tf
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QUIET RETGNED at Alexandria last night,
but there is lurking suspicion that it is
simply the calm usually preceding the
storm, Arab Bey now has ten thousand
troops under his command, and if he pre-
cipitates them upon the city before the
British reintorcements arrive lie will make
it warm for the invaders. 1t is thought he
intends to join his forces with those of the
False Prophet" who is now moving north
ward
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, Will. fsEs E5ssEssg.s N
L MINGToN AND kzssA azz@s asiais...-ssass
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July nth, lss2.


july nth, 1ss2.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate statiuns-7.00,
30, Il. IN. 2.n, 400, 7.a1, 9.55, p. M
philadelphia (eNpressl-2.OO, 2.23, 63D 7.2a, S.l5,
a.0o9 SO, Dos l.53. IN. Il. -, /. oa, D IL J3s 7Oj
7.aG y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York-2.Oo. 2.2a 60, 7.25,
9os u.53 a. N. f12.3s, Los, B. IL 6.is = - p. M
Baltimore and intermediate stutions-l.05, 81 a.
| III. 800 p. N.
| Baltimore and Bay l.inu-=G.57 y. m.
Baltimore aud Washngton-l.i2 4.5l, 500, 9.l7
u. ~. Leo, +l.0a, 5.60, 6.57 1l.Ol y. NJ.
| Baltimore only. % II. IN. u. .Gi and G p. M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-G.DO, 9.lB III. 1.n5, 100, 6.25 p. IN.
| Harrington and Intermediate stations-9. 10 Il.
Los, 6.25 p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations-a.lO a. IN.
los p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia aud intermediate stntions-s 10 a. m.
l2.OO M. 5.9O, 7.3l, a.55 =. m.
Philadelphia and New York 100, . y u. IN. 5. II,
B.3s 7.26 p. III.
Baltimore and Washmgton-l Il, I.5l, sos, 9.i7,
u. m. H.0i p. IN.
Baltimore-l.05 "a. m.
For further information passengers are re.
ferred To the time tables posted at the depot.
HB-frains marked .hus: - are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged
J. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
FRANk THOMSON, General Manager
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THE TRUSTEES of Delaware College hold
another meeting to-day, for the purpose of
endeayoring to settle the ridiculous quarrel
between the college faculty. We again
respectfully urge upon them the propriety
of acting upon the suggestion made in yes
terday's GAZETTE, and dispense with the
services Of every member Of the faculty in
anyway connected with the present disa-
grcement. This will at least be the most
efTectual mode of settlement.
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PH0P0s1LS.
PROPOSALS,
a FOL- ?
REMOVING THE CARRIAGE ASD uifTsAL IN
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON, FROM
AUGUST j, Iss2 ToJANuAItY 81 1873.
HEALTH DErAHTstkNT,
Itf .stAarpN T1Ef Iut 10 INgg.
PROPOSALS,

AUGUST !, 1852, ToJANUAisl ~, lss3
wiIMisd4o1, slnsli,i nsGsSEasS5t bEI.. 5ay IL 1se.
nsy ssal " s RfgSas gss " % Ii S y. knS ias sfSs
until Tuesday evening, JntS 25th, st soAciock >.
ui for removing the garbage and oilal from tho
dwellings, aud other places IL theeIty ofWimntng-
ton Delaware, for the term Of siN months, com
mencina Tuesday, August /, lss2. and ending ON
the 3lst day ofJanunry 4. D., isSh The person
Shall furnish sufficient number Of inen, horses
or mules aud water light 81, 81 ris mud collect and
keeping. III ana from the dwellings and other
places Within their respective districts rs mny be
time to time, vlx., daily Sundays exeepted1,
from the first day vi August until the first day 0f
inns / week, ram tnc flrst day of November an-
Ill the iirst day Of February, A. -. lhs3.
Each Of the said water tight carts shall hayG
placed thereon IL soi' ealispltH9uH piafe 4 sigli
With the wurJls 'fity Garbage tart, = painted In
eart ID bc numbered. The driver of each Of aid
carts shall give notice of his approach hf ringing
4 he'll at tie Intersection Of each street, lane OF
alley in suel, manner that flie same may he heard
At least one square, II shall he tie duty OF all
householdefs 70 cause ~ 9hrbaRe anu ofinl to be
placed ht the gate, door or on he eufp "a ironi ot
their premises IN vessel or vessels containing not
more tlln one bushel.
e0npy with the provisions Ot ~ ordinance
regulations Of the Board Of Health relative to the
collection and removal Of garbage aud ofal. For
| the purpose Of removing the garbage aud olal as
aforesaid, the city has been dlvidcd into four dis
| trcts, viz. an south Of the nOrthGrly side of
sixth street and cast the westerly side of Mar
kut street shall he the Hrst district; all north of
the narthcr1y side OF Sixth street and east of thp
westerly side OF Market street shall be the second
district; hll south If the northery side of SIKH
| street and west Of the westerly side of Markc /
street shall be the third district; all north OF the
| nerthefiy side .! skin street ana west OF the
westerly Side Of Market street shall hc the fourth
| district Proposals may he made for amy one or
| more of tAid districts or for the whole Of said
| city. 4 bond with security In the slm of SinQ
| must accompany each proposal for tile good faith
| Of the bidder AMI the person or persons to whom
| the contract or contracts may be awarded shall
| give bond With good aud substantial freehold
security Ia the OF &, 000 for the faithful per-
furnance of the contract The Board Of Health
reserves the right 60 rVjeet any " all bids All
| bids must DC properiy signed, Witnessed sealed
| the Secretary OF the Board of Health, No. 81
| King street aud the Hond llled up hy him. Fol
| further Information inquire Of tile Secretary oi
| the B0ard at Health No. 5l2 Ing street.
l.. +. BusH, President Of The Board
Attest: EpMCND Il. FRAZER, Secretary.
| IyI3t25
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THE MORNING ORGAN wants the State
Central Committee to be selected by the
delegates from the respective counties. Well
If the "Ring" controls ali the delegations
this plan may be followed, but the "Ring"
will have the committee at all hazards, even
If the Objectionable old-time methods have
TO be employel.
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Mr.. "TuG" WILSON had proud recep-
tlon at the champions Rest, " in Philadel-
phia, last night, in addition to his pocket full
ofjingling cash, while Mr.. Sullivan hid his
diminished head in shame. What a noble
field, with glorious incentives, is now open
to the American youth, in the grand strug-
gle for the hruiser's crown,
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MEssRs. FISHER, Harrington, Cannon 4
Co. have not yet taken their summer
vacation, or INDUCED in the cool breezes and
varied pleasures of the seashore. They will
probably take a rest after they have safely
fixed things to their liking at the Republican
State Convention tomorrow week
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THE FHIRp AND KING streets fraud, being
driven TO the wall, at last aeknow lodges its
thievish habits and meanly attempts to
apologize for them on the score of poverty
stinginess and depravity would have been
more honest excuse, but honesty in any
shape is merit foreign to the frauds com
position
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CAUTION
TO THE PUBLIC.

The United States Court for the Southern Dis
trict Of New York, by decision lcd August 26ih,
tsTa. aud by the United State circuit Court Of
tile SIXTH time affirmed my patent right for
forming Artificial Stone pavement In sections
upon the spot where II Is To bt used. Again i
caution all persons against the USE Of such
pavement without my authority, and hereby
give notice OF my determination TO prosecute to
the full extent Of the law all persons, whether
manufacturer or employer who infringcs my said
patent by constructing or using The pavement
covered by It, am now, as / tper have been
ready and willing 20 grant, for small consider
aiinh licenses TO all persons Who may desire Ia
use my invention.
JOHN j. SCIllLLINGFR.
40 East 92nd street n. Y. City.
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NoTIGEs.
NOTICE. DEMOCRATIC STATE CON

NUTIlE. .--DEMULKAIIJ STAIE tUN-
IN VENTION. N
WILMINaroS. DEL July 1l.--At a meetiHR
held by the Democratic State Centfai I0ms
mittee nj the city Of Wilmington, july ~, y
wnsresolyed that State COnyentlun " the
August "a. 1859, at 10 M. for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the Offices of Gov
eFnor and Representatives In Congress.
IL Il requested that meetings be held SAT
URDAY, 10Th 81 August, IN accordance with
the tlme-honored usage OF the Democratic
party, at the respective voting places IN eneh
of the hundreds OF the different counties, be-
tween the hours Of 2 and p. M, and In the
wards In the city OF Wilmington. between the
hours of and Up. nj, for the purpose oftseleete
Ing delegates to said convestion.
SWITHIN CHANDLER.
Chairman.
]. +. SAuLRBuRY,
Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-19

THE ANXIETY of the "bosses" of the
respective wings of the Republican party in
regard to next Saturdays delegate election
must be a horrible torture to endure this
hot weather.
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THE DWELLING

Is 4 twn-story Ionst in good repair surrounded
WIN me excellent shade trees, and sltpplcd with
hN9tIlent water, both AT house and barn. The
ohthHlldlhgs are ample and in good repair
Nearly tho chtirc farm has been recent inc fosea
Win Win u new post aud rail fence. The neiphbor-
lobl = one ni the most desirable in thp comfy
neallilt ahd convenient. still Pond station. on
,ae @ henlS county railroad, Is within Two hundred
yhflls OF the Farm, and the Village of still Pond
about mile distant where Is m txteIlrnf pnhlIr
9'ii,bni; ni Enod stores, church aud post office.
me lhrln viii be sold On reasonable terms For
RafilGniars apply to JOHN Il. MOFFFiyT care
MihnARD u. NEAL, near SudlersyilIe. Queen
Anhe's county, Md. iy5111tw
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HELp WANrEn.


WANTED. TWELVE GOOD BRICK
wv LAYERS wauttd. Apply pt ..,,,,s
iVlh-g GAS WPhhss
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7. w. Bye, III Market street, is selling
his entire stock of over 200 sewing machines
of all makes, at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see him.
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Uniform Rank

Knights of Pythias to Atlantic City, Thurs
day July a. The Division will parade in
full uniform the evening before
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REWARDS.

eco REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN
spsJO FROM the DUPONT Farm at New Castle,
Del. on SATURDAY night last July 18th,
Young hay mare, with long tale aud mulc, also
has black legs. The above reward win be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of the thief and Che
rciurn of the same. Addrrs- T.. a. SrOOPS
iNIg-d&M2i nnpont Earm. NrM lHatlr. n,l.
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w Wllmington, Del.

SOLDIERS NOW SUFFERING FROM
- WOUNDS or disease Of any kind caused by
Wid1tay Widnyy ,taa sefA lrs are entitled TO Pension.
fathers of soldiers who died from the eiI'lats -, or
rris9 a. are aso entitled Many invalid
assistance given iH behaved or Rrirrted claim ~
ray Ga ~ aii9Md with butlttle moreevldence
application. CHARLES Il {; EoRC;E 4 KIM ~
hfS't32fheys-at-aw, 4 slG + Street, Washington,
80 =. I5-tf
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80 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
MORE OR LESS,

a, Ahant 20 acres in wood, Tho balance al arabic.
m spll ~ nI medium texture easily cultivated
ah wei adapted all The cereal cropsand fruits,
aln i, Is in AN excellent state of cultivation.
There lisa large Apple Orchard of choice fruit
on Inc la1n; also Il small Peach Orchard.
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RZG INTER.N NOTLNEN.
EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1852.
Upon the application OF Eli G.. Mote.
Administrator 0f William James Campbell,
late uf White Clay Greek hundred,
in. said county, deceased 1t Is ordered
ana directed by the Register that the Admnlslru.
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of letters
of Administration upon the estate Of The deceased
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements 10 he posted within forty days
from The date Of such letters Ia six Of the most
public places of tile county OF New Castle.
requiring AL persons having demands against
the estate ~ present the same, abide by an aef
of Assembly iH such ease made aud provide I:
aud Iso cause the same TO bp Inserted Within The
same period IN the Wilmington GAZETTE, It
newspaper published In Wilmington. and 10 br
continued therein three week, lc. o. d.
~ Given under the baud and seal ofolN'
l.. : }uf IL" Register a lOrc~aid Wilmington
tNV-- } In New Castle county aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
$. G. BiGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the same duly Httrstrd
to the Administrator. before u ItiiS IUtl. A
H., lss or abide the act Of Assembly la Iurl
ease made and provided. ELL q. MOTE,
Administrator.
Address: Chri-tianl. Del.
lyl2-mwf, l5t-3tw
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NoTICE-ACAR WILL LEAVE RISING
~ SUN $50 a. M, THURSDAY, tobTfng passcn-
gers for Knights ST. Lawrence excursion to
Atlantic city. jylS-2t
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ana a lew SarhetS out Vi lile
first lot.
The first lot was OF dots and
figures; the second of PIN
stripes. [We know very well
that few who have seen either
have forgotten it. Repeated
advertisements of the same
are for new readers.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entrance to
Scotch and American ging-
hams are by no means in their
usual condition. Scotch that
sold last year at 25 cents are
now at l5; and American that
have always sold at Is are at
10. Other changes have oc-
cured; all in the same direc-
ton.
Two novelties of this year
are: Scotch, very fine and
open, like grenadine, at 10
cents, and American plain and
stripes at 10 and Is cents. The
popularity of the latter is in
the delicacy of the color-efects.
The stripes are produced by
alternating a band of plain
color with a band of the same
color, half-whitc.
JOHN WANAMAKER
NcXt-outer circle, Thirteenth street entrance.
New colors in French cash
meres, four shades of terra
Gotta, two of raspberry, rasp-
berry-and-cream, a new bright
red and two new blues; Is
cents. All the colors in use in
many makes, and many quail
ties Of every make.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
| NeNt-onter circle, Thirteenth street entrance.
Thin metelasse fannel-we
might call it grenadine, it is so
open-75 cents, which is low
for it; IS inches wide.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Second circle. northwest from center.
Very fine white dresses, very
plain and between, are not
only below value, but arc
going. The assortment con-
tinues large yet; but nobody
can make the dresses for the
prices; and when these arc
gone, trade at such figures i,
over.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1901 aud 1909 Chestnut.
Chintz lawn and gingnam
dresses also below value, under
the very same circumstances
Bathing-dresses and busters. o
course, are ready.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
: Travelling ink-stands ant
many other conveniences fol
writing on the wing. There
are many such things among
what are called stationers
sumdries.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle. southwest from center.
No writing-paper is tinel
than Wanamaker Best. L
would be worth your while tt
see samples Of all the styles il
which it is made. Some arc
costly, some are only moder
ately so. The thin rough is a,
elegant as any, and costs bur
II cents a quire.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Third aud fourth circles. northwest from center
Boys blue-fannel shirts tina
We're $3.50, now $l.5O; som,
that We're 81, now 30 cents
Mems that were $2.75, nov
; 81. Is; and bathing suits tina
: were S1.25, now Is cents. No
all are down; only these few.
Bicycle, Watching and othe
flannel shirts.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Market street, middle entrance.
e JOHN WANAMAKER.
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To-morrow,. Excnrslon.

Bear IN mind that tomorrow the Knights
of st. Lawrence and their friends will take
an excursion to Atlantic City, via steamer
FELTON, to Camden. A special street ear will
leave Rising Sun at $50 a. m, to connect
with the FELTON, at the wharf.
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Losr .iNp FoUND.

II OsT. a SILK UMBRELLA, BLACK
4 HANDLE. bearing naina aofoN'ner, hetWeen
S{ytf ana French etrpets aud depot On ffidaN
mOrntnn Finder rssyufutng eaAe y lll bc sAiltAltY
rewarded II TUE MORNING NEWS OtFlNl.
1yii-N
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NoTICE.-THE AID LOAN ASS0ClA-
IN TIUN will hold Its fifteenth annual meeting
ing DNEsDAf evening next, July l9tl, AZ
O'Clock, when the annual report " III be submitted
officers and directors elected, aud hrst payment
made on new series. Important amendment
then to he acted upon. t3Eu G. MARIS
tFIS-2t Secretary.
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selling ont 70 ontL I,nsine.

The No. Wheeler q Wilson runs light,
runs fast and is self-threading.
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ngnARpER,s CATALOGUE, l "a fea I'D
prising the titles of between iilfet y, 'm mail d
th"asand volumes, will be sent oy i'''
receipt of Nine Gents.
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HARPER,s FRANKLIN SQUARE las,,II \
BRARY;a "a weekly publication niatar fTaio,I
ing works of Travel, Biography, m,'tI Nv ts,I
Fiction and Poetry, at prices flEinfii r,il iit A
10 to 25 cents per number .suaryn 4 sm vi
@Harper's Franklin Square Linn Da'nnIieatiu
be furnished gratuitously on s,,Rpppe,iutld aRp,itld
TO HARPER 4 BRoTnERs; su.sa sto,a'
price, per year, Of 81 Numbers, s'V'''
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Tint Husband of Mine

is three times the man he was before he be
gan using "Wells' Health Remover. 81
Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-19
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NEW BOOKS.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-19
Wednesday, July 10.

The satin foulards, the $l,25
or $1.35 foulards, at 75 cents,
the second lot, still remains;
and a few garnets out of the
first lot.
The first lot was OF dots and
figures; the second of pin
stripes. I'VE know very well
that few who have seen either
have forgotten it. Repeated
advertisements of the same
are for new readers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entrance to
main building.