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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
Tho Philadelphia Recorder.

| Tho po,aI,Ie vic,or,, or Govar,or Pa,
,.on ovor ,lo o,or,ios n ao,d ,,,.o-o
men, IN tho con,.s, corcor,;n., ,to
pbi,ado,rhia con,rolIor.I.i,, a. it'll, 80
bo sprrIone,,od Ly .no,h,r ,,:.,,,t
:, ,ho h,,,lo Nth ,,o .,,a.o,o,,. ..,.,.,
cr. who sr. ..,,r.el;rc 20 or.r,o,..,,r.
onrre..ive and odiop. phiIador,.h.o ro
cordcr.lir Nybe,hor oo, r'o .a,r,
ol tho eoysr,or o,d ,I,o .,,,u,.,... ..,,.
oral to ops, NJ T,,..h,r 10 .,..,,i.s
Lv spccoss o,o hin, i cor,,;o ,ta-
corder.bin 81. j., il rn,y oons,;,r,od .ra
administered ,ou., ,.o ,rho lao,
stand. ia with the ,oyo-ror ,,3 ,Lo
Governor il with n. l,y pp,f,,I,ror.l,
.omc ;pscrutsblo dcyiop.,c., ~ .,,5;c..l
construction the removal n I,p.. .,l.,u
he prevented. the legislature viii nm.
doubtcdly intervene and settle tho
matter by repeating tina, part of the
recorder act which cnablcs the lpcum.
bent of the Office TO oppre,s the rnople
by the collection Of cpormou. r.c-
If by any chanch the question Of the
power Of the executive TO romoyo Mr.
Lane now pepdipe in the courts sbourd
be decided against the governor. -pcb 4,
doc;s;o, viu orly bayo ,bo .r.., !,
s,;rrire n. .loo,.I,,,-o,or,rc,,,,... -.
d,,, in,,o ,ro,,;.o. ,r.,.nt..,..t,.-.
is no good reoson wny tho le,,.I,,r-o
should lag in the worl. oC rcrc,r;r., ,ro
Questionable portsona Of tho r,o,-5,r
act The democra,. certainly 4, M,
wish TO invest the syrrc..or ~ NJ
Lane If there sboprd tcoro Nth -.
r.o,yc- rvbicl, ,ho,. t..,.. aa...,.,....-.,,t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

THE oldest man in Mississippi Is a
negro said to be 13s years of age. He
claims to have been with Washington
at the battle of Bladensburg, But
all the old negros, living and dead,
were with Washington.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

GOV. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS OF
Georgia is certainly a we'll balanced
man. lie is seventy.one years Of age,
and weighs seyenty-one pounds.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Ir appear, from the investigation in
progress IN the contested election case
Of Massey ". Wise, in Virginia, that
Malone improved largely upon the
methods Of the Pennsylvania bosses.
His method was to loan tax receipts
to vote on and then to be returned 10y
the voter. This was decidedly econo-
mical, required the expenditure Of NO
money and saved the State from being
burdened by any excess of funds
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

PHOTOGRAPHS Of the Prince Of
Wales, in masonic dress, were recently
sold in London at large figures. The
highest price paid for one, it IS said,
was 5000
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

The conference committee on the
postal appropriation bill have agreed
upon October lst, as the time when
the two cent letter postage shall 90
into effect.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

EyTGRE failure to meet the wants Of
the people or to appreciate their in
structions OF last fall, is about to be
recorded against the Forty-Seventh
Congress. The Republican party are
the endorsers of the bankrupt Con
gress, and of course liable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

IT is again rumorcd that Senator
Cameron has determined to withdraw
from the Senate at the close of the
present session. Unless some change
is to be made in the cabinet for which
Senator Cameron is booked, the rumor
i not entitled TO much credit
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

LIEUT.. GovERSoR DALE, Of Yer
mont, found himself in a police.court
in st. Louis on the 22d Of February
His Seneration for the Father of his
country was too overpowering, and he
became noisy and turbulent under its
inspiration and went to the lookup.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

IT is claimed that the Democratic
SAYINGS in the House of Representa-
tives by the refusal to appoint the SUI
perauous employees heretofore charged
to the service, is over eighteen thou
sand dollars, instead of eleven thou
sand four hundred dollars, as stated
last week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

". MltEs WALEEE
Secretary
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

We hereby challenge any and all binders
made, toia public trial with the Minneapolis
Irvine Binder in piece Of very heavy green
wheat, on the farm of Jason Davis, three
miles south OF Wilmington, DEL on the
Hare's Corner road, his farm being the hrPt
farm on the right hand side of said road
south from the new Almshouse; the trial to
begin at p. m. sharp, on Monday, June Is,
1883.
The following terms and conditions to gov
ern the trial: The losers to pay for all
grain cut or destroyed, or each to pay his
equal share in cash before starting, as may
be agreed upon. All machines to have a
clear cntting capacity Of5k feet at the bar,
between the insideiand outside dfviders
Each Of the following points to be de-
c!ded upon ard the machine gaining the
greatest number OF points shall be declared
the winner Of the trial. No person shall act
as a judge who has bought or committed
himself to buy or take on trial this year any
binder.
First, lightest draft
Second, the least side draft with three
horses.
Third, convenience and ease of adjusting
machine TO cut long or short stubble.
Fourth, convenience and ease ofadjustint
binder,t to long or short grain If thought ne
cessary or desirable by the judges.
Fifth, adjustability of reel.
Sixth, strength, durability, ease and con
venience of handling harvester and binde
while insoperatiOu -
Seventh, ease and convenience of .akin.
out and putting in the sickle.
Eighth, tight binding.
Ninth, uniform size of sheaves.
Tenth, Any machine or binder receiving
any assistance from any person other thai
driver while cutting shall be ruled out o
the contest.
Eleventh, Any binder choaking or fail nj
to discharge its sheaf without assistane
from any one shall also be ruled out of tn
trial.
All the above points are essential in frs
class binder. A. II. Woodward 81 Co
agents for Minneapolis Twin Binder, NJ
l12 West Front street, Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
-s~a~~-
GARFIELD's PAPERS.
Some Interesting Documents That Will
Soon be Published.

Soon be Published.
WAsnINGToN, June 13.-It is sal
though also denied, that the papers and
memoranda of the late President Garfield,
which his literary executor is now cditing,
will soon be given out for publication.
There are said to be included 10 these papers
many interesting documents relating 10
public affairs during the brief but event
iul period of four months that Gen
Garfield administered the office Of
President, and among them, it is supposed,
will be various letters and kilograms relative
10 the appointment Of Robertson as collector
OF the port of New York, and which, it 81
alleged by those who profess to know, will
show that the influence OF Mr., Blaine aud
others precipitated Gen. Garfield into the
contest with Mr.. Conkling against his own
better judgment. This will be valuable 10
the light Of history, perhaps, but it will
not restore to Mr. Conkling the scat in the
Senate which,, like spoiled child, he
threw away. Mr.. Conkling was in the city
and argued q case before one of the de-.
paRtments. He does not act as II he cared
any thing at all about politics or who is col.
lector of the port of New York. He is cyr'
tainly making great deal of money, Tor he
is constantly coming here as counsel IN olg
cases. His very particular chum, the laiei
Senator Carpenter, used often TO tell him 20
his face that lie was no lawyer, but zoe
clients who solicit his services seem to nave
a different estimate OF his abilities.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
p, W. q Is. Directors.

At the meeting of the P, W. & R. R. dt-
rectOrs, in Philadelphia, yesterday, the regu-
lar semi-anpual dividend of per cent. was
declared, payable on July to stockholders
of record June15. The following official
appointments were confirmed j. NJ Wal
lace, superintendent of motive power; A.
Feldspanche, engineer maintenance of way;
George W. Boyd assistant general passenger
agent. 6. c. Wilkins having resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Alexander s. Fred
ericksburg and the Baltimore 81 Potomac
railroads, H. +. Kenney, general superiu
tendent OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington Il
Baltimore railroad, was authorized by reso-
luton to accept the positions thus made
vacant,in connection with his present duties.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
AEpRlNTEoF RoM YESTERDAY
How the Firm 81 king q wilson q
ducta.f Ft,,.inaaa with their man.


How the Firm of King y wilson Cen
Quoted Business with their men.
About go the workman Of the firm Of
Wilson & King quarrymen, have appeared
before Esquire Bertolette and entered their
claims against the firm for wages
There is every appearance Of fraud upon
the part Of Wilson, In bis dealings with his
men, to whom ne stated when starting
business that they would be paid
monthly. When the months wages were
due he told them that they would be paid
positively on the 10th Of this month.
When pay day came round he did not put
in an appearance and gave the men
to understood that they could get their
money as best they could. The claims en-
tired by the Squire amount to about 81 600.
Mr. Wilson has not put in appearance, which
is evidently the wisest plan, for the men are
very positive in their statement OF what
they would do should he come around. An
effort is being made to attach lot Of money
due the firm for stone in this city, but with
what success "a as yet unknown.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

All Along O
The Small Boy.

We have been looking over
a group OF 26 lots Small Boys
Clothes, When made, a short
time since, they represented
1885 suits and AIT are with
us still. The goods are all
wool, every one Of them, and
the mills that made them are
among the best in the land
The prices have ranged from
$500 to $500, but these 26
lots must pass quickly into his
tory, and we are willing to as
sist them into the past tense by
cutting prices to $3.50, $500
and So 90. There is strength
and quality in the cloths, style
in the make, economy in the
prices and bargains in them
all.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15


fbsb Ar Iva I've sslI Depsrsar" '@H'HR
Euoot "uAy Ast' tooS'
me Post pthOs IN this city win tic open daily,
except Sunday, ffom $50 Q. N. to p. m.
Private BOXES are accessible until II p. m. On
Sundays Open from $50 TO $50 q. N. Private
boxes scceasibls nom 70 SIP. ID. tine whole
sale stamp window Will close a. 6.so = m. The
money order efade Will close at e.0t D. N
uArLa moan An RoIt.1Iys
lfff9y us ~ -, ~ 7rfi ~
uzn,,,u,,,o, = N.or,Ss.a s.,,ro.a ..,,,.
% anil ,,nirts ~, ~, 1sstes,sv s,oI s,,,,s
- .,haddt Eord ~ a. 4. "V"''
Philadelphia closed porch, $50 =. u
rhilA1elphln anu NaynHll. 300 a n
New Wh, Fehnfy 'VAula and points cas-
west, 9. q. n. -
DetaWAre western haiirOad To Landontcr
iosgo =. %,
PhIadeiPhla, rev tork city, tennsYlNf g.
eul HeMIcIsey. A1.oO .. no
phiiadephla, New YORK and ~ p"'"t-f At
and west. lSu ~ 70. Il AsA
Philadelphia, New YORK and 81 pcints cast
and vest ~ p. m
khuadelpma ana New rorb Gities closed
poucnes, g5o p m --u s..s
tennsylNapla west OF Lancaster, and eli
pqipptis Weg. anu sotthwest, s.sn p. u.
All p0tHu ncrtn, east west ana Southwest.
| LOO p: NJ.
All Louisiana y sent vest except New Orleans
whicn IS sent south on tArOuRh maale.
SOUTH.
BaltlmpFe and way mali. TAO a, m.
E tWakhfnkfDna and all points south, TAu O. n
All points on the Peninsula. $50 q. m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 800
am
BALTIMORE. WashlnRt0n and all points south.
l23O .. m
Newport. Stanton. Newark Elkten and
Havre de Grace, 1890 p. N.
Points on Baltimore Central, between PORE dc
pOsit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford,12 80 p. IN.
Z BaltimdEe and Hay Line steamers, l. 70 D. m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
nelawareI City and st. Georges, $50 D.. N.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

LITTLE Rock, june 13.-In 1871 John
Williams, a native OF Philadelphia, was con-
vieted in Desha county of murder In the
second degree, aud sentenced to the peni.
tertiary for life. To-day he was taken be-
fore Counsellor Carroll on a writ Of habeas
corpus and set free because OF an incorrect
sentence, the longest punishment under the
statutes for murder in the second degree
being twenty one years. Williams is "a
years old.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
We Still Hold the Fort
AND THE
RIGHT FLANK

OF the Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
Business as we have done for the last ten
years. The enemy has made several at
tempts to take our battery, but has been
foiled in every engagement We attribute
our success to-pleDty of ammunition, a
thorough knowledge of the business-al-
ways giving our customers the worth of
their money, and not having to borrow
money TO carry on the war.
Mr.. George Mccall has Joined the brigade
and says that in all his experience he has
never seen prices as low as they
are this year. We are firing off Indigo Blue
Flannel Suits at $1,000, and Mems Cassi-
mere Suits in three different styles at 81. 90;
and full line at $500, $1,000 and upwards;
We have all grades, all styles, and all new
no old.
Boys Suite $500 and upwards. Child
ren's Atwood Suits $3.50 and upwards.
These goods are all nicely made and hand
eomer than ever before. Take a good look
through the other clothing houses before
coming here, so as to compare prices.
We are bound to make this a hot cam.
paign, and do not intend to take a back
seat, but will stand In the front ranks in
our line of business.
An early call is solicited and we win try
TO make 1t pleasant for you.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
A Baptist Minl.ter Expelled.

PITTsBuRo, Pa, June ia special dis
patch to the Chronicle from Connellsville,
Pa, says: "The Monongahela Association
Of the Baptist Church met here last evening
and after hearing the charges against Rev
X. Q. Morgan alleged malicious and general
lying, rending the church into two parties
by unjust and unscriptural rulings and in
decorus and grossly immoral conduct, unan-
tmously Sustained the charges and excluded
Mr.. Morgan from the Baptist Church"
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
New Suits. at Low Prices.

We have add d some New
Suits to our stock this week to
take the place Of our Twelve
Dollar Suits that we have had
such a run on, and must say
we are prepared to give our
customers he benefit of SO late
a purchase. Also in our Odd
Pants we have new patterns to
offer you, and from every de-
partment you can select a
Special Bargain. We. have
not named prices until our
patrons have seen the goods
and we know the suit they
bought sold us a number more
because an extra quality OF
material end low prices make
pleased customer, and they
are our best advertisers. special
attract ms to our patrons to-
day. We have the goods to
please you Wilmington
Clothing House, Fourth and
Market streets.
JNH. w. DIEFENpoRF & Co
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
A Plugged Tco.n caused The I oublo.

Wolmesdoff, who has been lying in stupor
since June 8, has somewhat improved. The
physicians VIII, were attending her includ-
ing a professor OF Jefferson Medical
College, have concluded that her con
dition was from the plugging Of a
front tooth. The plug was removed from the
tooth and her jaws pried open the following
day and the tooth extr cted. She took
nourishment for tile first tin e this morning.
Miss Hahn when not afflicted with spasms
lay in stupor, without opening her eyes
or mouth. She lay the greater part of the
time with her limbs drawn up, her knees
nearly touching her chin and her spine
curved. Her finger-naiis were blue aud the
marks OF her teeth are on her tongue.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

A physician WIN. had kept his horse at
boarding stable on Fifth street for some
time lost or had stolen during that time
gum blanket and check rein, when he set
tied his bill he deducted 81 25, the value ofthe
missing articles. The proprietor of the stable
was positive that the doctor had lost his
blanket and brought suit before Squire
Bertolevte to recover the amount The case
was heard this morning and jud sment given
in favor of the liyeryman for So. The doctor
now threatens to appeal the case.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
HEpRlNTEDFRoM YEs4roo.
TnE "PERsoNAL /. COLI.



u Rains Domestic Peace and
Heavy LiboI suit 'os
NEW YORK, june IL Tho oar.
lr the slVO,OOO libel suit of Ma. assigned
Munro, the publisher, agsins tt",,ran l..
York Herald, is as follows: Inc New
Mr., Munro Is married mo-,
lather Of two children and for th, anu The
years has resided in the clty y" SIe past two
Ontil recently he says that bo u, brooklyn.
ply with his wife and cbjldr,,, Nrd hap.
moved 10 very goo'i society in Bro,o,,hat he
tnat there was not the slightest o st" and
his reputation. "'eo' stain upon
Now he says that all tho, I.
some time in the month of Ansu changed.
hsned notice In one of ~ NJ Nv pub
papers 70 the effect that he would N.Y. ',og,hln
sponsible for any bills contron,aS 1oI Oe re-
name which he had not prcvIousIy an, IN bis
On the last day of the month ho go.
was very much astonished nm ~ lays anays' he
Ine oeienaant's paper to read the G 1IIag up
notlce IN It's personal column '''io"'hg
AN AVALANCHE OF "PERsoNA,s
MUNRo.--Your adyertisemon,l
me trouble. They would not Iesvs I "a. caused
This notice he s. SADIE
the consent Of Mr.. Bennett 0 a. W with
other notice was published in tho way an
sonal column. 1t was as follows. '''''e per-
mVNho.-- me goods will be forwarded .u
Office. -''"' a optown
stlIl another notice was printed in IT, IL.
pAPeI pn e,e following day, which conyeysS
the FOLLOWING information: "''!ea
MUNRO bRoeKLYN,-Your adyertisemor,
ms caused me trouble. They would nv,
SADIE
PROMISES NOT KEPT.
Mr.. munro says he did not knox ,vho,,
make OF this form OF persecution. so h. Sa, W
a consultation with his lawyer ITEM m.u
had been caused In bis family and he Ss,o'
mined TO put stop TO "Sadie'sn insnna
tons His counsel went to the H'raIj
oiii'e aud represented the state of sfTai,, ~
the officials there, who promised that " W
similar hhellons Dotices would be nerm i W
to appear ID that paper. Mr., Mnnro rot
satisfied and explained the cause of ,Io
trouble TO his family. 'u'
| THE WORST OF ALL.
On June ., however, he was astonisbsa :,
1
| insinuated more than any of the other, f.
was couched in the following terms;
/ \, L. hUNRo,-I will meet YOU to.pigb,
~ INC same place. SADIE
RESULT or THE PERSECUTION.
/ In consequence of these notices the nlsn
till declares that his home has been BROKEN
up, his wife's affections have been aipnstd
and she refuses to live with him, and thai
his children have been disgraced.
| lie also asserts that his social standing
has been greatly impaired and that his use.
fulness as citizen has been DESTROYED. Hi,
business interests have been damaged, and
his name has been brought into contempt,
ridicule and disgrace.
The summons was given to the Sheriff,
and he IAade return that the defendant WA
not In the country SO Judge Donahue issued
an order yesterday directing that service be
made by publication.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
our Rooms,

Without exception, are the finest furnished
in the State. The operating room is re-
modelled. New and improved Instruments.
We have made entire change in our help
and now have first class men. What we
propose to do is to give you first quality OF
work equal to any made in the city, at the
same old prices. We show you proof and
guarantee satisfaction. Our gallery Is open
only six days of the week. sutterley q Co.,
BOB Market street, Arthur Glare, manager
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
Misfortune to a New Ship.

While the new ship Title E. Starbuck,
Captain Rogers, was passing out to sea from
the Delaware Br' akwater on her voyage to
Portland, Oregon, yesterday afternoon, she
was struck by a southery squall and
heavy cross sea, carrying away jibboem,
and main royalmasts. The
tug Protector left the Capes to tow the ship
back to the Breakwater, where repairs will
be made.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
TRAINS LEAvE roa w1LMINor,JN

PmLAuHLPHIA Nuw RRoAD STRUET IhsPoT-
l2S0s s.55. so 20a 800 S21, s38t, TO- 1.S0,
II SO . m. 1926, 1.3.+, $40. 402. AIS,
sos 6O b.5b, 8.O5t. $50, $500, $50, 1000. ll3a
p. M
NEW CAaTLE--S.33, o.s6, 1907 Has q. m.
N.a6 e.3b p. In.
Trains tunning 9th daily aud 'Gaday
TRAINS rtnninl. emily on spnday
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

A Private House and shoe shop Broken
Into and Robbed.

Thieves broke In the residence Of L. A.
Draper 504 Pine street this morning about, 3
O'Clock. They effected an entrance BY a
rear door aud raneaeked the house
thoroughly Three or four trunks were
broken open and all the jewelry and money
about the house was taken. The family
were absent at the time of the robbery which
was discovered about noon when a portion
of the family returned home. 7,--
The workshop of John s. Moreland, on
Poplar street near Second, was entered by
thieves, last night, and lot Of leather and
tools of considerable value were stolen. In
formation was lodged at police. 4headauar'
tiers, where an effort will be made TO And
the culprits.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
RspalMTgp FRoM YEsTgHoAY
TRlPLE MURDER.
A Brutal Negro shoots Three Peaceable
Personsin Their own House.

Personsin Their own House.
COLUMBUS, GA, June IA report Of
one Of the most atrocious murders ever
known In Alabama reached this city to-day.
On Tuesday at Rockford, Coosa county,
Ala, negro named t,9rian Corbln entered
the house Of peaceful citizen named Ben
jamin Garden and shot him while he was
lying In hts bed. His wife jumped up and
the negro shoth down, Gardens son started
to the door to give tie alarm, when he
also was shot. All three persons were In
stantly killed. Mr.. Gardens daughter,
about IA years Of age, made her escape and
gave the alarm. There was no provoration
for the murder aud It is thought the negro
intended to assault the girl. Scouting par
ties are hunting the country for the muir
derer
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

train viii leave Wilmington for Newark
aud way stations at 74S a. m, returning leave
Newark at R26 q. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express Trains.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
1870"
Died Suddenly.

Mary A. Roberts, colored, aged 80 years,
died suddenly at her residence on the Con-
cord pike, near the toll gate this morning.
Coroner Smith and his physician invertiga-
ted the case and gave a certificate of death
from heart disease
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15

botanical extract, strengthens the Brain and
positively cures Nervous Debility, Nervous,
ness, Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness Of Gen erative System; 1t never
ia lis. 81 pkg; 8 for s.. At druggists, or
ALIENS Pharmacy, 3l5 First Ave. n. Y,
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
TRAINS ARRIvEat WILMINGTON FROM

TRAINS ARRIVEat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA-12,45. loo, Lays. 447#, 7.46 s.u2s, e.12.
$50, $50, 43O 55, 5.35, So Q 90 Gas, 1855. 1901
$50, 1888. l. SO p. m. y
New YORK; S2t, 447t. s.O2t, e.l2 a. IN, u. so
l.O1, 4.55, 0.+o*, lObS p. IN.
BALTIMoRE--l 81 2lst, 9.s4, o 81, 43a. IN.
1886, l.5l, 5.ll., o 30 , 7.24, g.lgs D, m,
WAsHINGToN---1 ST., 2.I3, u43 a. M. 1924
Isl, OIL $500, ia, g.49 p. m.
Both daily and Sunday
4 On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILROADS.&C., Q. 50, 1918 a. m
1905, sos $50 p m. No Sunday trains.
IRON New Castle only.
WILMINGTON & NoRTHERN RAMRoAD--i25,
$40, II IS n. ~ e.42 p. m. Sunday. 1880 and
T00p. N,
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
DEATHS.

HAUGiEY. Joseph, son Of Hugh and Mary
Ann, Dn Friday, June To- 1883, al the age of i
months.
Funeral will take place from the house, I24 W
Second street, on saturday, Jupe 18th inst nj
2.SO O'Clock. ,. m. lnierment at Catholic Gene
terry.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-15
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Raaut,ful Women

are made pallid and unattractye by funetloaa,,
Irregularities, disorders and weaknesses lhA'
are perfectly ured by following the sugses
lions given in an illustrated treatise wv u
colOred plates) sent for three letter pGsiag'
stamps. Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MED kg
CAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N, Y. l0l