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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-22

Lovely new Satin de Lyon Surah and
novelty combination Dresses ut New
York retail prices.
The largest and most elegant stock of
made-up garments ever shown in Mon
tana and suited to the wants Of the trade
Infant cloaks aud robes, Misses ulsters,
spring wraps and dresses In the latest
designs.
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A Philosopher in Distress.

There was o wise man once who lived
up 80 many flights of steps that he was
called the attic philosopher, and consid-
cred it great feat to climb six stories
without swearing. He displayed no
greater fortitude, however, than did one
NJ. Burns, who yesterday strayed casu-
allv into the Butte Police Court, where
he found himself confronted by y police
man and . charge of having been . d.
d. Pleading guilty to the latter and
the Judge, NJ. was fined five dollars and
costs. He could not find the requisite
amount in his stockings. strange to say,
and accordingly took walk to the City
Bastille, where he chartered bunk and
entered his nan,e on the register. After
surveying his quarters, N. very coo'ly
walked out to where the gang Of prison.
en- were working out their sentences
and Kicked out his side of the cart, re-
marking THAT if anybody else had his
Mace when he came to work this morn
ing there would be trouble.
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Five men asked for and received cnaf-
ity yesterday from the oo"'''e'' ~ '''
St. Nicholas Hotel.
The Star SQangled Banner wa ".'eu
At !. lively rate yesterday afternoon ~
.,.v Hall Int the administration
R Re- ..n1 :o' nas'I In = for 4 single kind
word.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-22
THE MINERS UNION
Return Thanks to tho Comioue.

Return Thanks to tho Oomioue.
At the regular meeting held by the
Miners Union Of Butte, Montana Ter
ritory, on the 18th day Of April, 1882,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Res0<pcd, That the heartfelt thanks of
the members Of this organization be and
are hereby rendered to JnO. A. Cor
don Esq.,, proprietor Of the The tire
COu,i4ue for the generous benefit given
by him to this association;
Resolrc1, That We are deeply indebted
to Frederick Richie Esq. and to the
members of said theatrical combination
for the handsome manner in which their
performance on that occasion was rem
dered, regarding said performance rs We
do - the equal Of any ever presented to
q Butte audience;
Re*0lvcti, That We indulge in the fond
hope that at no far distant day We may
he able tn show our gratitude in i more
substantial manner;
published in the daily papers Of this
Guy, 0uU IOOt CUp1CO u Tue S&SIIJc UC Scut
tn John III. Gordon and Fre.l'k Ritcheie.
BY order Of the Miners Union.
3 mo: M MDnx; Committee on
Tics. T REvA11r. Resolutions.
This Is only . graceful and appropriate
act on the part Of the Miners Union,
and one which might have been expect
ed. The Union is powerful in the COM
and in this district, and the
gratitude which it proposes to show in
more substantial manner cannot fail to
be Of material advantage to the COM
pany of the Theatre Comique, which
will in any event have the satisfaction
of rejecting on good action we'll done
in q noble cause.
The total receipts Of the Benefit Per-
tormancc were $762, all Of which was
handed oyer to the Union.
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The Central committee McetS.

The business engagements Of Mr..
CeofFrev Lavell being such as to call
hin, mt Of town most Of the time this
.nmmer. and those Of Mr.. Robert Rem
shaw nrecluding his giving proper AZ
tor,;o,, to the duties of Alderman. the
nemoeratic City Central Committee Us
.t.te., bv Geo. ". Sewkirk, Chairman
last night substituted on the ticket 'ne
n.r,.. of Jerc Mccarthy for Alderman
from the Third, and J. F. Pcrron ~ A.
,,.-,,.n from the Fourth ward.
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Hosiery and Gloves!

Fancy hosiery in onbrc colorings, en-
broidcretl Isle, open work and silk hose.
Sara lIarnllardt and lace hook gloves
In black, opera and straight shades, lace
mitts., e..
Par'sols in endless variety, colnpris-
istng the latest spring novelties. New
ruchimys, ties and fancy neck wear, Rib
bons, I.accs, Corsets, underwear for ladies
in lace and embroidery trimmed, Chem
ise, Drawers, Gowns, and newest styles
in Dressing Sacqucs, &c.
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Silks and Satins!
Satin moires in stripes and brocade
satin, DLyon and Sural,s in elegant
new colcrings, in all qualities at attract
i've prices.
NOW OPEN!
Our spring importations Of foreign
dress goods, comprising the largest va
riety Of fancy and stylish fabrics in the
city.
Choice novelties In invisible checks,
silk and wool plaids, stripes and wosl
mixtures.
Plain fabrics in scrges, sh0odah. CAM
IL hairs Amazon cloths, heather MKT
ures, &C.,
The above comprises the most elegant
assortment shown In the city ut lowest
cash prices.
SANDS & BoYcE,
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Prom Thussdayb Dolly.
n WARRDl0'0 CONVICTION

Prom 1huss60yb Oolly.
,oes WARR1lCo CONVENTION.
q. Herds the Aournees IN 1enshav
Han,
AID Selects tho Victims for the
Slaughter.
-, rreyschlag Compelled to saori-
noe Himoelf.
All Others are Doomed 70 Q Poltti-
ical Death.
=, Cow Promised the 1larshalahin
and Pledges Chinatown
for tho Ticket.
oraat Enthusiasm, and Destruction
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RUTTE
RESTAURANT,
EAST BROADWAY, BUTTE, NJ. T..
PAUL DAVIS, PrOp'r.

A No. table, with all the delicacies
Of the season and accommodating
walters will he found at this favorite and
popular restaurant.
Bcafd per week 3 600.
Board per month 900.
Breakfast from $3.50 to 0 q. m.
Dinner " :. II IN.
Supper $50 IS
Ham and Eggs Twice = Week.
3 Meal Tickets, $1.W
aprl-d2
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SALE OF PEws.
THE CHOICE SEATS IN ST. PATRIcK's
DISPOSED OF AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE CHOICE SEATS IN ST. PATRIcK's
DISPOSED OF AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At noon yesterday, Lenas s. Messick,
sold at public auction the most desirable
pews In st. Patrick's new Catholic
church. Owing TO the parish being
small the attendance was not large, but
the prices realized were considered
very good. Sixteen of the most desira-
Bile sold for S25 per anr um with the fol-
lowing premiuls:
Pew No. 4, 80 premium, to J. N.
b yan; No. 3, $3.50 premium, to P. Tag
gaft; No. 8, $3.50 premium, TO John Nc
Bride; No. 8, So premium, TO Lawrence
Burns; No. Z, 81 premium, Hugh Lynch;
No. 2, IS 80 premium, TO Daniel Col
Inns; No. l, IS 90 premium, to Thomas
Green; No. 13, 81 premium to John
Cox; No. %, $3.50 premium, to Harry
Kyle; No. 26, $3.50 premium, y John
Hagan; No. 27, 81 premium, to d. d
Callahan; No. 28, $1.25 premium, TO
Mrs. Walsh; No. 30, 81 premium, to
J. Gilkey; No. 16, SIS premium, to Lenas
s. Messick; No. 2 Gallery So premium,
to Michael Malloy; No. l gallery 50 SO
premium, 10 Thomas McMes.
Four pews were rented to the 7 'rsons
named at $25 per aDnum: Pew No. 8 to
John Braney No. 10 to John McElwee,
No. II to William Sweeney; No. 9 to
John Quinn and MS. GArrity rented
Nos. 81 land 20 respectively, at $50 pei
annHm. Pew No. II was dispo ed Of to
John Keegan, a. $23 per annum.
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washington Notes.

Mr.. James III. Lyddy, counsel for
Sergeant Mason, says he holds written
retainer designating him as counsel in
tbe habeas corpus proceedings, with
authority to employ assistant counsel,
and he has already requested Hon. Ma
thaniel q. Marck to act with him.
Some one who has been making can
vass prints the ASSERTION that 90 pei
cent. of the employees of the bureau oi
engraving and printing are democrats
of this city and Of Maryland and Virgin
ia.
The E ,cretary of the Navy he's al
proved the request Of Rear Admiral
John @. Febiger to be relieved t.om the
command OF the South Atlantic station
to which he has just been ordered, and
to be placed on the retired list July
next
The Iumor that Senator Teller issool
to succeed Secretary Klrkwood i
again revived, and tnat Mr.. VIM. L
Chandler will succeed Secretary Hunt.
There is no change to night in th'
condition of Rspi esebtative Allen. Rep
resentatlve Back IL reported little BET
ter.
Senior Zamacona LET. Washington 70
Mexico this evening.
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Valuable Gift.

On Friday evening dnring the per-
formances of "Fanchon" I'm the Opera
House by Maggie Mitchell che was pre-.
ssnted with a handsome basket of cut
flowers, the gift Of the Maggie Mitchell
Dramatic Association.
On Saturday afternoon committee
of three from the Association, waited
Hpon Miss Mitchell IN the parlor of the
Clayton Eouse, and beld very pleas
ant conversation with her. Before the
Committee retired, Miss Mitchell sur
prised them by presenting them with 9
3 hands ,me photograph of herself encas'
ed in q handsome gilt frame. Beneath
the photograph she wrote very pretty
inscription. The photograph is highly
priced by the association. 1t Is now
on exhibition In U. II. Thomas & Coz
window.
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LOCAL LINES.

u'ei Engineer Tazewell IS dead.
~" DO you like your ne v home?
,Ore eWers and baslus for 80 cents.
nso ne .Bianker's i Daughter In the On ra
u'e this evening. "
sahh w,i, aHr meeting Of the Board Of
',n Will be held this evening.
ani EIly fourteen deaths in this cIty last
'rt ~ certainly very good showing.
40 s,a1 uerman School Board will me {
o,onli 9 IN the Herdman building.
~ uons1 W known as "The Club" No.
- water straet has besn broken
hS, hS r,usey & Jont Co. have contract.d
ent ',n ~ revenue cutter for the govern
~ W COST nearly $50, 900.
sck ~, un , per OF cars were shipped bv the
M. ~ q Sharpe Company On = t,r-
tue Denver Il Rio Glande II, X
,,ttss nssIs e. Mltchtl's performance of the
8 II G d. nava3s" In the Opera House or
lar ge spS'R peSgenlnR wFs highly 81 joyed By
Ect, es' n l. Z. Z CC,Teamer, the new pastor o.
Irmonm ~, !. n Church preached hrs ira
ON EN- ~ that ehific v, ster,Iay mornIn.
Tn. pnesians vii, 1S and 19.
las droaer oaneral of John G. Emuis nh,
esdauu duWned n Ia the OhrIstiana on WI
BON and was va sTOx Isr place yesterday after
was largely attended.
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G ALarxe sale Of Building Lots.

On Wednesday, April 18th, at 1.30
o'clock, Mr.. Thomas Og,e will sell four
houses and 98 fine lots situated In the
western portion cf this city. Mr.. Ogle
offers the best Inducements ever offered
by any real estate dealer In this city to
the working class. As rule, when per-
SONS buy lois, they have to pay cash for
them or give notes, which q poor man
cannot oflen do; but here, you may 60
and buy lot and pay TOR 1t by the
month. When you have your lot pad
for, any loan or building association
will lend the money to build q hOure;
then you have your house for less than
you pay for q rented house, aud haI e
the satisfaction to know that avery tin q
you make q payment you are freeing
your house. We advise our German
friends to 90 10 Mr.. Ogle's sale, buy q
lot, and get q home of yonr own.
| There are at least 40 German families
| now residing In that nelghborhood who
| have got hom - in this manner. 1t e
true, It Is some distance, out, but you
can buy 9 lot, and build house for az
F, much rs q lot would cost further In the
| city, and then consider the terms. AS
/ to Mr.. Ogle he is known as one Of the
best men in this county, and Germani
or others, not long 10 the country, cAu
deal with him without any hesitation
The editor of this paper has known Mr.
Ogle for years, and can say that at leasl
40 German families have secured homes
through Mr.. Ogle. The city tars rur
within q short distance OF these lo'', ant
will run by them in Q short time
Union street will be the principal stree
In the western portion of the city In
short time. Do not let this oppor .,tirity
escape you as you may never have sucl
another chance.-German Frieie Prose-
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1 gully SAstttt.
ST EDITION.
[,.rraphic summary.

p,.bsn. a Catholic priest,
n,.d Al PathdoWney, Queens
I,.l,ud, on Saturday, on the
u,ipg sedltlous language
N, be q large emigration from
| mi, season on account Of the
II in business. ....A heavy gale
,brOushout England yesterday
In considerable damage'''.'The
I'M. vladimir of Russia and
nd Duchess Marie arrived al
yesterday on a visit to the EN-
pcls Jo,eph...,.Tbe Emperor
bs, responded to the Cars
L.,orv dlsoatch. Nineteen per
u d,owped of Havre yesterday
O,izing Of a lifebOat. 1.-The LIE
nd, an English newspaper pub
4 Copstantinople, has been sup
The Egyptian Chamber o.
has been prorogued.
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DEATHsLAsT WEEK.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR
OF DEATHS.

Tho following 10 the report OF the
Registrar of Births, MarriF ses and
Deaths for the week ending Saturday,
March 25th:
Total deaths reported, ID; classified as
follows: Corn 10 the United States, IL;
foreign orn, 3; male, 9; females, 8;
VIII . 13; black, Il under one year Of
age, 2; from two to five years, 3; twenty
to thirty, 4; ffy to eighty, /; eighty to
ninety, l; adults, s; minors, @; brought
hec .or interment, 2; sent away, 3; still
born, l.
eau IS OF Embellishments, 3; con-
sumption, 2; capillary bronchitis, bilious
fever, cancer of liver, meningitis, old
age, premature birth, peritoni. s, seal
latina and tuberculAr consumption, one
each.
Deaths by warr' First ward, 2;
Second, 2; Third, /, Fourth. 2; Filth, !;
Sixth, q E.ghsf, 2; Ninth, l; Telth, L
tai, Ia. Tc Il for the corresponding
week OF lrst year, 27.
Births reported, "a; whiles-mslesf17
females, @; total, 2S; blacks-femA es
/.
During the week four marriages wer'
presented for record.
E. B. FRAZER,
Registrar.
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For the Gazette.
Defence OF GOV. Hall.
DovER. Del, March Is, 1852.


DOVER, Del, March rs, 1852.
The Morning Nesos Of the 2Srd inst,
astonished lie readers Of this place In its
attack on Gov. Hall for respiting HAE-
rigan-we kenw the egotistlcAl editors
OF that d lectable sheet were fools, both
by nature and cultivation, but never
had 30 palpable evidence Of them being
brutes and vampires until reading their
condemnation of Gov. Halls act OF mer-
oy. Why 80 ganRuine for the blood Of
poor HaEriRan? Because he is SO uu-
Fortunate tih their estimationl IS to- be
white criminal or did they exhaust
raVlsher OF your county? There must bs
some motive for their fiendlsh, brutal
editorial Why We saw that large and
highly respectable delegation that met
Gcv. Hall here on Tuesday last, asking
for HarriRan's spite,-amoDg them
were many Of your most honored eiti-
zens. Men that would be loath TO fra
ternlze socially with the puny writer OF
the Ne,os-yet they are censured for plead
ing for SPORT lease of life for the poor
condemned criminal, and GOV. Hall for
granting 1t, and this proves the source
whence came 80 much aympatby aud
heart felt anguish for the black ravisher
Of Appoquinimtnk. White men Of Del
aware what think you OF such mems
conduct as these would-be teachers OF
morals and politics. Newspapers are
conceded to be public teachers ard
formuiAtors of public opinion but Goa
forbid that such inconsistent black
hearted, blood thiTsty fanatics should
ever be conceded the position of teach
ers either OF morals or etiquette 10 this
State. Their attack on Gov. Han has
Just as much effect on. him as Pope's bull
aga INST cOmeL-nothing more. There
IL not Republican In this town, where
We have manythat are good, true, and
mercitul men that are not perfectly sat-
isfied with the Governors aetious In this
Harrigan matter, and think under tho
circumstances in respitiDg him, he bat
stmplv performed a justifiable act Of
mercy. The only "misSake" the Gov.
made was not consulting the editors OF
the NeCs In the matter and getting can
opinIUn as Is an opinion" Perhaps their
unaccountable thirst for Aarrigsn's
blood Is from the fact that heis an irish
man, or 1t n ay be their total lack OF
humanity for all white meB, ana being
insugated by the devil, SC. Alas! those
whom the Gods would destroy they trsl
make mad, but to say he, the criminal, IL
unfortunately white man-lt acts OF
them ss RED shirt to an enraged bull.
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jourBsd 10 meet In the IAN OF the water
Witch, on Tuesday evening 1t eight
O'Clock.
The subcommittee were instructed to
procure band and q number of floral
offerings, the expenses to be borne
jotptly BY all the companies; should 1t be
a clear day the iuneral will no doubt be
the largest ever seen In this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27
Farm Labor Scarce.

The scarcity of farm lAboTsrs is uni
versal all over the country. To supply
this deficiency Mr. John Reed Of Fred
erica, went TO Philadelphia last week
and c,cured three families ofthe Russian
refugees, 16 persons 10 all, who arrived
at bis place in care of an agent who was
sent out with them to see that they were
satisfied. Those farmers who desire
more labor would do we'll to not miss
the opportunity to secure the services Of
these people.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

A citizen of the Quaker City. Mr.. +.
Ere, 4 living at l22 Vine street, rec ntly
sroke as follows: "Belng afii &c ed with a
distressing cough, Dr. Bulls U.s. EouE re1ief am
hsnpy 10 saw that a few doses not emily
Saye me instant relief. bat effected a COM
Llete cure"
IT is not strange that Jersey City
and Hoboken want to get out OF
New Jersey and be annexed to New
York. The former is hardly State
anyway. 1t Is ruled by corporations
whose sway is ruinous.
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DIED.
rAzEwELL.-on Mareh ., samuel

TAZEWELL.-on March 20, Samuel 4.
Tazewell, In his 4lst year.
Rel ltlves and friends, also Lafayette
Lodg e. No. IA, A. r. q A. M, the Fire
IIepar tment, EN- mployees Of Delaware
Foundry Co., etc., are invited to attend
his funeral from his laie residence NO.
10 8 Elm street, on Wednesday, 10Th
inst at 2 p. m. IHE
GILLs-ln this city, on the 26th instant.
Mary p, Gill, in her SD year.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from the residence other husband
Taylor Gill, No. III Bennett street, on
Wednesday morning, the 10Th Inst: at
ESQ o'clock. To rroceed 10 Marshallton
via w. Il N. II, r. for interment. SER
vices at the house at 8 O'Clock tuesday
evening and at the NJ. e. Church, Mar
shal ton, Wednesday morning.
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blow Wouen Eat Oxaters.

Belle In Cincinnati Enquirer.
problem before her is ho-7
the seven oysters into he
bout convincing the young me
Der stomach is about like his
n its periodical call for food.
IS a risk in the matter that no
can wholly eliminate. The best
to put on an expression of
mild dlsdain ct each mouthful ,
prgh you took it In under pros
Don't overdo this, and look
puSh sickened, but just elevate
rows a triae, smile family, aud
giye The impression that y00
ale a tried oys.er, but do no
er after it. l watched a slender
eiul, angel faced creature in q
enable oyster house the other
land saw thAt by neglectiag
Experiment. she was shocking
ellow acroes the table. Perhaps
ildn't care whether he adored
Pr moi. Anyhow, she was putt.
pc oysters into her imouth by
es, chewing them with undIsH
Pa gusto, swallowing plenty oil
% and cut cabbage along with
and taking no p0'ns whatever
Psgulse the fact that she wa,
|ylng them nightly. At the mex
Z sat a thicker and older woman
practIced the artof oyster eatin,
have indicated it. Her facia
Eesslon was clever. She dippe,
|ne iood in BIG pieces when he
epanlon wasn't looking and nib
when he was looking. She 60
y with a hearty meal withOu
Pearlng 10 have taken anything t
|aA OF 1t ,and it was only tho empt
yes that revealed the fat.
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warmers Safe Kidney and LlvoK
Cur0s mi
Only one Dollar

Persons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
Of Interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the "EKcelsior
Loan Association" now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
inter est may be obtained at any time
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office OF VIM. e. Hawkins, Score aryi
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington
Delaware. maR11-eod1m
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It was In a drug store OF course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty, ,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one of
that XII nd of beauties the poet would have
called an "angel," but the fact that q
colony of pimplss on her fair frontis-
piece precluded all tnoueht OF celestial
being. BowiuR timldly to the handsome
clerk, she asked tor "Swayne's Ointmen
for skin Diseases" aud upon receivin &
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
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Pike Of the Boston On

Pike OF the Boston One
Boot and Shoe House, 200 Mar
Bel, will hold auction, Monday,
n and Wednesday evenings,
Eth, 2Sth and Goth, at 7 O'Clock,
Ice his large and varied stock
s and shoes prior to removing
Market street, Wilmington, Del
mar25 At
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RerannRn.

The Milford OhrOnicis says :--H. Fl.
PrettymaD, ESQ.,, of Baltimore, Md,
rmefIy OF this toWr, and Miss Ida
Hudson, Esq, OF Covingtou, KY,
were married at 4.30 O'Clock last even
ing.
A true assistant to nature In restoring
the sVstem TO perfecs health ,5thus ena6,
Ing It to resist dlsee %, 10 Browne Iron
| Bitters.
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lecturer has worked the ladies
0tience so near TO the weeping
bat they have gotten out their
hEehiefs, and then suddenly changes
eand speaks OF the merits OF Dr.
Cough syrup he is bound to rou 20
BIZ OF Indignation.
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|RIED.-H. H. PrettymaH, fer
editor of the Milford, Del, /,
Ind AiVertiSer, was married at
ktou, KY, on Wednesday, 70
pa Hudson, the daughter Of q
y resident Of that city. Among
|ests we're a number from Della
pf social prominence. e.-MiJerd
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Kent County Dellnquents Is.

The following shows the number of
deliuquents allowed each hundred by
the Levy Court Of Kent county Mil
lord. 82; Mispillion, 81; South Murder-
kill, 70; North Murderkill. "a; East
Dover, 81; West Dover, 8; Kenton, 46;
Little Greek, 1; Duck Creek, 20; To.
tai, 336. The amount of delinquent
tax is S403 90.
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ko,,ee 10 Subscribers.

ribers OF the GAZETTE who
CemoviDg should leave notice
game at this Office, where they
\ from and to where they re-
4 Older that they may continue
Nc the paper.
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KnIed HerseIr Berore a Mirror.

ROCHESTER,, March 26 Mrs
Jennie GreelY, wife of Hiram G.
Greedy, committed suicide this
forenoon. She stood before mirror
placed revolver to her right tenn
ple and fired the ball passing through
her BRAN producing instant death.
Domestic infidelIty on the part OF
her husband is said to have led her
to the act. She. was aged 27 years.
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RAyKER'S DAUGHTER.

l,s Bankers DauPhtsr's Com
1 will appear in the Opera House
ming 10 the play Of the Ban
Daughter" THIS IS one Of the
4 dramas now being piesented
|taCe. There should be q large
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aubIimeIx superb.

A pair of beautiful Suu-fowers on
Easeis viii be mailed flee to any lady
who will send ten cents in postage
stamps or money of DR.. G. W. Benson
No, 1O6 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Md,
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|yaia f. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
u Nv, the great medicine for the cure
n.., n ,tma ale complaints, is the greatest
nsVnensr OF the oack, stomach,
ans' hlhheyS, urinary aud genital
IN az S, VI uaa and woman ever known,
On ~, circular to Lydia (. Pinkham
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soon start.

j. Colby Smith will soon start bis bas-
ket factory At Willow Greve. He ex-
poets to make 5000 baskets every day
when he does commence. His Is the
mammoth factory of Kent.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27
Formally Aeceptea

The Milford Ohrsnicte says Gov
ernor Hall has formally accepted the
Cdd Fellows invitation to be present
at their anniversary on April 25tb, In
Milford. 1t is expected he will be ac'
companied by bis Aids.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-27

For aged men, women, weak and
sickly children, without rival. viii
not cause headache. Browns Iron Bit
ters,