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alreac' attracting widespread atteI,-
iIoI TAe bargain !nis i'm ART offer
mc Il .l-ueU. Lug. Curtain. a-..arc
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pattern nave al DeeI aele.IeC u- iner
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.ur al .'7er-gI- q sever uolAn
aul seven-F-iIv, -euI cann1 nf c.-
.lleL .al ac eHdmm' ou- stq.@
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northern t-u t.-ua- aui vii plav tu
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c0nies vii uouutle- be- CLOS, ant IT,
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III, cuampouahu vii ne uectusl Dv
ths closing game q o, pAv.t " ,aeif
owl rTOuuu.
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,.nt,-. 90 sn. nsdicai s.c,ets

4 session oi In, Medical Society oI
Virginia viii convem, a. Alleghany
Springs OF Iucsday september 10
laea.
The ltcnmond and Alieghany rail
rcaC viii sci round-trip tlcAela, a. re
duceO ratea. t. al members 81 tnc
~ucIe'y delegate. ant Their hmilles
vhC desir, L. attend. 10 Snawsvil,e lla
raiiroad station tor Allegnany springs,
a; 6il.Ud.
1wu routes aro offered py tho kIci'
mono ant Alseghany railroad 0n,
route to q r,c l.vucunurg thence uio
Nur,oli ant v ester1 railroac t. Shav--
vile. returning the sanW way Tia,
otheT route t. % rto l4vncnuurg. thence
rto Noriult ant Western railroad "a
snavEviic returning rto Roanoke.
Na,urai-l,ridgt station amo thence stG
Richmond anu Aliegnanv raliroad
Tn, railroad ratcs N, tine same ny
Doit routes.
TnA latter rout vii give tne OppOT
,miiv ia visi, Na,ura l,-ldg, 4, O ve~v
little additional cost a. specia rates
nav, beeT MAD, i0- stag, hrc, hatweeu
hatura.-h-lugI station ant Natura
briGg- cents anu 'peca tenn o'
DuarC a Natura-b-iugt inns. per
aav including admission e. tnc b-Idg,
Tner, vii zoe GRAND illumination ol
brior aud grounu 90 SATURDAY. ngn.
Thc Richmond anc Aliegnan, rai,
roau 81 On, ony iu, witt fw, trams 8
q ua, e. lliegnanr -p-mc.. Tram leave
Richmond I'D, Il " anc A. =
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,scuret "a Richmond aut AliegtAnv
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

Val Dissertations
InIIN l-HGNAUIH hLLys0H,
No. 3 nurth Ninth srr~el
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

Bilir AaNl 8hAVlf al coior ~ 3er.
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= ao1eIi--nesef onerSc an waerf aissle.
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tnsi eve lssfJr, Of1sren
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n nunIssfiess t~slgnl
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Al cost far eaai. Tins wiu1is st0ck
~ loots. Shgez, am Trunks n tine
Ileston Bo.it. shoe. and Trunk House,
gC3 essi bTeaE stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

egeaun No.lndme 80 g. q
IAN preventive AIT positive cur' Ip
EMIL. anC lsyer ant niaia-!4 disease.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

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eavs ", aas, us--C D.. lsllclc tfc-ulsII
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

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w Ls1ITiIROp q TO-. ta~cuteanifs ssrs-s.
a Jrswosnsxe ofisT Bisfsf SpIalftfi Coal
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tnnrougui- sguipp-c tnhoal ziE1is, IiOoz-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

I.eceivsC ron J Johnston IN.
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BLAr~Ivr..l- WITT -EE-I F'sTrRl
n' iA, 10. AlL.pI B.,LEg h..vOStHF
lmryIr.irL wrici wlAsp-ediiv nsnsnv' 10
cIuien taria aHc scur. i-iic. MS cent /.
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ALI TIL SCHOOL ROCKS II
Iac. AAIH HUEEi,l
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aUC livnt slrret. gr1ocriss7 wines
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PTnperry placed Il tn nazds O l. l..
-,apies Z Ga. Tor rem vii. ne advertised
IL tho Dig,alsl irsf q. cnArgt q the
nvners. iuiy lile usIlA. commission
..argrC tor rsnime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
y, IL Ven,iiingrt
tnnLr, IsvmciniI,.

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01

Our government Gao no longer be said
to be an experiment. One hundred years
Of successful existence have established
II as permanent institution. The msg-
ni6oent conduct Of the people during the
late election proves their patriotism, and
the wisdom Of our constitution. Oar
immense commercial interests also fur.
nish convincing proof. We know of nc
better illustration Of the success attend
ing honorable and able business methods
than the firm of D. NJ. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Mich, the leading seedsmen Of
this country. From small beginnings,
thirty years ago, shey have built M
their mammoth business by strict ad.
herenos to their initial principle Of fur.
nishiug only the best seeds obtainable
They offer to send their valuable "An.
nual" free to all who expect to buy seeds
or bulbs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01

BARTSLEY-ATWE the residence Of
BENJAMIN Atwel Brand. wine hun red, Dec.
$50, by the Rev. RoAer' Wright, simeon BaTds-
ley and Lizzie Atwell, DO or this city,
BLANCHb RD-WnODRuFF AT Camden, N.
j., on dec 23d. by the Rev. William Davis.
Justus II. blanchard, NJ u. Of Elyria, o and
Mrs. Ann g. Woodruff Of Greenwood, del
BRnWN-THnMPSON.- Philadelphia, Dec.
goth, by tho Rev. George A. LHttmer, William
james Brown and Virginia Lee Thompson, both
of this city.
FS-MRSsIMER.-At New london, Pa.
on dec. 25th, by the Bev. b Y. Myers. Or, H.
IL. Haines Of Newark, Del, and Lizzie A,
Messfmer n Chesterville, Pa.
EXPERIMENTATION. Philadelphia, m Dec.
20 h. by he Raw. j. o. sands, john O Boulder
and Kate A. Taylor OF New Castle county.
MCKINNEY -ANDERSON.-In Philadelphia
Dec. 18th, by the Rev. s. W. Thomas, BenIamiI
Y. Mckenney and Emma j.. Andersen, both Of
Delaware.
aECANNON -LYNkM,-A the residence NJ tn,
bride's mother, on Dao oath, by the Rev. c. w,
Prettyman, Seymour II. Mecaunon and Harril
A. Lyman, both Of this city.
PERSON king. In Philadelphia, Dec, 24th
by the Rev. j. Is. Dobblns. Alfred H.. PlereOn o
Philadelphia and Josephine King OF this Cit,
SMITH sCHRFINER.- In WASHING ton on Dee
oath, by the Rev. W. A. Bartlett, ID D., J
Curtis smith OF West Chester, and Mary X
Schreiner OF Washington.
TAIN AN-PAULI,IH.- lin Millvilla y. j., b.
the Rev. j. X, weEtwond, Cyrus Il. Tatman o
Mlddletown, Dsl., and Mary b. Paullin OF MIL
willie, N. j.,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01
CUNNING ron THIEpEs.
A Vigilance Committee Organized
In q Town Where the Women
Carry RevOlvers and the Children
LIVE Ana HarEnr.

| A Vigilance committee organized
in Town Whore the women
Carry RevOlvers and the Children
Live ln Terror.
Associated tfeso Dispatch by special Wires.
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 31.-The ex-
element at Fulton, small town three
miles east Of this city, over the recent
robberies has eliminated in display Of
arms that is surprising. The town is
stirred As II has never been before sud
day and night is pGtroled by armed men.
The Fulton people evidently believing
It ueeleBs to rely for aid on police foros
that allowed the theft of $4,000 In less
than q week, last night organized vigi-
lance committee. Every saloon and place
OF public resort was visited and all I'M.
known and suspicious persons were
driven from the village, with the order
not to return on pain Of death.
Among others six suspicious characters
were found and hustled of with little
ceremony, two Of them being consider
ably hurt. Guards were stationed at
every entrance to the town, with orders
to shoot. Late in the night valuable
watch dog, the property OF Charles Kraft,
was found dead from poison, and bur
glars jimmy discovered in the yard. left
no doubt shat robbery had been
planned.
An cid man on his way from the city to
Fulton was held mp by two men and re-
lisved OF his money and gold wstoh.
Hog and chicken thieves infest the rural
districts and q reign OF crime seems to
exist. Fifty armed men were pstroling
Fulton last night. The women carry re.
volvers and the children live In terror.
The first thief caught will be hanged
without ceremony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01
HE GOT OUT OF TOWN.


The Crooked Proprietor of fhe
Bellevue Leaves tR she Might.
George Steele Ia the name of the late
proprietor Of the new Bellevue Hotel at
Twenty third and Market streets, and
George Steele was the proprietor until
Christmas eve, when he suddenly severed
his connections.
George Coyle, living at Bellevue, owns
the hotel, and Steele was his first tenant.
The house had net been paying under
his management and there had been some
trouble between the owner and tenant as
TO the rent.
On Thanksgiving night observant resi-.
dents Of the Ninth ward Noticed some
goodR leaving the place and from late
Wednesday night until early Christmas
morning wagons Left the hotel loaded
with freight. With the last load Steele
made his exit, closing mp the building.
Mr.. Coyle heard OF the affair on Christ.
mas and came to Wilmington and has
since acted as proprietor of the hotel
himself. By Steele's unexpected exit
several Wilmington creditors, among
them some liquor dealers, are defrauded.
1t is supposed the crooked proprietor has
gone to his old home in Oxford, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01
A aeaford EIopement.

A Philadelphia Tunes special says:
Miss Belle Gosler, 15-yeRr.old daughter
of Mrs. l. Gosler of LindwoOd, Md, eloped
last Friday night with Harry Giles, a
young man who lived about 80 miles
from the town. Miss Belle Ia the only
daughter and for some time past has
been the belle of the village. At the
little country church Of LindwoOd she
always met young Giles and after ser
vices the happy couple would stroll
homeW ard through the woods. Mrs.
Goslsr objected to her daughters receiv.
ing the attention Of the young man at such
tender age But the lovers met III secret.
On Christmas morning Miss Belle left her
home in company with her cousin, Mrs.
Stevens. They proceeded TO seaford,
where her lover lived. The following
day Mrs Stevens saw the couple together,
but the young girl returned before dark.
They retired at II O'Clock and about one
hour later young Giles stopped near by
in carriage and, stealing up TO the
house, gave the signal for his fair one To
appear. Their elopement was not known
uDtil the next morning, when seven
detectives were put on their tracks, hui
were unable to ovsrtAke them before they
were married. The couple went from
5eaford to Laurel, thence to Sharpestown
| where they were married.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01

sales were from ~ to $40 receipts, 962 head ;
demand receipts, Q 4l0 head; quotations,
51<aBsso; The receipts OF sheep and iainDs
were BAL head; quotations, Sheep 2a412c.;
lambs 3a51<c.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Dec. 29.-Cattls market
was active and firm, with prices from 21o. 20
40c. higher than those ruling last week;
receipts, l,US3 head; shipments, 4l9 head.
Hogs were firm and f4irly aotiye;; Phila-
delphias sold at 81 5ls4 90 and Workers. &C
SI.4Oa4.60; receipts 1900 head; shipments,
2 l0J head. Sheep we're slow and unchanged;
receipts, 1900 head; shipments. 2,OOJ head
NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Beeyes-Receipts
l08 car loads or l 90 head; market active AID q.
firm at an advance of 2ja3O'. per lOO pounds ;
com on to prime steers sold Ut 5 laB. 40 por 100
pOonds live weight extra and fancy co., ~
yB.5Ja7, and oxen at VI. 4Uab65 exnOrSers used
IL car loads shipments to-day, lOO live cat, le
and 800 quarters of beef; for the weak, 93l
cattle, ID sheep $3.50 quarters of beef l,3Nl
carcRsses OF mutton and 40 dressed plge.
Sheep-Receipts, Ia, 900 head; dull and lower at
a3a5 per 100 POUNDS for sheep and s5aG.25 for
laInbp general sales do, ~ rs si,75 Tor sheep
and s55la5 for lambs. Hogs-Re e,pts, tuuJ
head; tirmer for 1--we hogs ~ y MAILS "A,
head market quiet fair demand attendance
of buyers light about 81 cars on tale pflcea
strong and ~. higher On aonount OF llghtiun
supply about equoi 60 demand GOOD cholce
oteers of Il0J To so pounds, ". 4Ja5. 10 good
TO common ste RS of 9OJ TO .luJ pounds, ~ Ioa
i25 COWS aud heifers, 50 ai.lb market
ClUHBu hLehuy. Onbtp anu lhhbs--AhoSSipbo
q 4OJ ID ad; mark 81 openeI actlve, closed dull
with quotations. az iast weeks closing fgures.
Hogs-Receipts, 4 1000 head market steady
and trm, with u fair demand; good to chuice
Workers, 81 35a440 ;butchets' grades, a, l5.s Vi
good TO choice heavy, S4.50Ai 70.
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. g.-a'attie-R eeeipts,
8OU0 head Shipments, 2OOO mead qualty
poor; low grades cell 10a2Oc wer; exports.
S. 70a6.l5: good TO choice shipping of from
1880 to 400 pounos, t5.25A56j; common TO
fair of from 900 to 200 pounds, Si.iOa4.SO,
inferior TO fair COWS, 81 aS; medium
TO good S3.lUs4.; stonkers, ". la3.I5; feeders,
49, S0a4 25 corn-ted Texans of $40 pounds, 10,
Hogs-Receipts, 80 OOO h lad; shipments, SOO wv
head; slow, but steady opened weak and
closed SHADE stronger;rough packing. i.9O q l J:
packing apd shipping OF from go TO 40O
pounds, 81 lOa4. 30; light, of from l5J 10 1Ol
pounds, s3.y5a4 Is; skips, SSa3'9O, sheep,
Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 90 head
Market steady; inferioc to fair, Sal0a3
medium to good, s3a3.7O; choice. Stal.A5
The Liverpool cable quotes the American
live stock market unchanged best American
stee 3, l5c. dressed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-01
PooR TRUSTEES.
short Meeting at the AInishOuse
Tn, sfav

snort meeuAuk hb hho AfmBuOuno
To-day.
From Yesterdays Every Evening, gayl
Superintendent Guthrie reported 243
inmates In the institution, 20 10 the
insane department and 173 in the aims
house. OF shis total 202 are whites and
Al blacks. For the month the following
deaths are reported Charles Meyers,
10 months I; Ida May Reed, 2 months |;
David 8. Roberts, "a years, Christians /;
Ann Brown, oolored, 26 years, Whining
ton Andrew MoSherry, 80 years, VII
mington Stephen Wilkinson, Sc yerrs,
Wilmington.
The building committee reported that
work on the new almshouse building has
been suspended. Tho engineer IN charge
has the main hospital heated, and
reports the heating apparatus to be in
good order, heating the building during
the coolest days this month. The gas
apparatus Ia also In position, but has mot
yet bssn tested.
The small pox hospital committee re-
ported the completion Of the building
and its being received from the oontrao.
tors. A general discussion showed the
sentiment Of the meeting to favor the use
Of the frame building on Fourth street at
Broome, In case any hospital sooomodA-
ton should be needed before the county
buildings at Hare's Corner are tsnantsd.
The meeting adjourned at noon.
On Wednesday, January 28th, the
annual meeting Of the board will be
held.