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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Sberi0's sale.

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias, 10 me di.
rected will be exposed to uhlic sale at the MI.
n: city OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY. the lOtn day vf July, 1872
At 2 o'clock. p. NJ.
the following desc' ed Real Estate. viz
All that cer,ain lot or piece OF land situate |,
the city Of " ilmngton aforesaid. bounded and de-
scrihtd as follows. TO wit: BEGINNING at the col.
ner formed by the eastrfly side Of Eighth street
IN, nee along the said eide OF Franklin street nor
therly one huudred and Fifty feet to stake vr cor
ner. thence eastcrly rurailel to Eighth street 6ty
to Frsrklin street one hundred and fifty feet 10
the aforesaid side of Fl. nth street. and ,bens
herewith sterly ity feet to the rlace Of tsga
ring be the contents hereof what they may
.Se zed and taken in execution as the properly
Gf Anthony Il. + linn ard Emily j Finn his ats
and I t.. and to he sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff,
Sheriff. Office New Castle June II, 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
soclErlgs,
THIS EVENING.

Oriental Lodge. No. l. U ,AFAAu
Masonic Temple.
Hope Lodge, No II, 90 +, At Odd f.,
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts. 1s''
Eden Lodge. No "a. . OF, at Odd Fellow,
Hall. Sd and King Sts. ""'
Morning Star Division, No ?, s Of T. .t az
and Market Sts. " w
Delaware Council, No 2, GU A M. AZ y.
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is. o U A M, 1t 100
East It'll St. I"
Diamond State Lodge. No. ., q F, At Good
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X of P, at Kniebt..
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X of T. at Ferr, 4
CARROTS Building, 5O4 Market St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
NFFIlE Secretary BOARD rublic E,,.s-

WnMINuroN. DBL June 18th. 1872.
The President of the Board names the following
gcutlemen the Committee to visit the schools for
eXalninati MS -
No. /. l.. Nicids, Dr. J. p. Wales.
No. .. l.. Zebley, James Conner
No >, Dr. W, r. Quinby, Vim. II Griffin.
No. A. J. G Morrow. Lewis Lynch.
No. B. II. B MrIntire Geo. X Roberts
No. NJ. NJ, Child, Thos. johnson.
Mo-, W. Atkinson, J L. Frock.
No. s. C. Febiger. I J jenkins.
No. 9. G.. Stewart. 4 Ferris. W. II. Pierce.
No. 10, + Il. Shorllidge. =. Hassan
No. II. WIN. 5. rilles VIM. II. Curry.
No. l.. G. Baird. John II Moore.
No. Is. A. speakman X. C. Flaim.
No. IA. DR.. b. ". Maull. T NJ. Culbert.
Attention is called to the following extract from
the By Laws:
LAW VI-Ernm,nntion
SIC. L. A public examination shall be held each
year commencing on the last Monday of June. and
the succeeding DAYS of the same week. to wit: Of
schools in school houses No. 2 and H. that day;
of schools in school houses No 6. and r. on Tues
day: of schools in school houses No. &. and y on
Wednesday,: of schools in school houses No. and
II on Thursday: of schools in school houses No 3
10 and IA on Friday of the same week. The exam
ination shall be under the direction of a special
committee of the Board. and the visiting committee
of the school. Report shall be made of the exami
nation OF each school to the committees on teach
ers or before Thursday preceding the third Mon
day in July. The Board shall hold stated meeting
| the third Monday Of July, at 8 O'Clock, p. IN.
| BY order of the Board.
Junel4-te J. L. KILLGORE. Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
PENINSUlAR NEWS.

A building association has been organized IN
Denton.
Several Sabbath Schools have lately been orga-
nized in Somerset county.
A sable belle of Princess Anne uses her parasol
in moonlight promenades.
On the Worcester Railroad the turn table is fin
ished at Snow Hill. and engine house also. and
cars are running daily from Berlin to Snow Hill.
Several pockets were picked at Denton last
week by the Circus men. In Easton a row was
kicked up and circus attache shot and citizen
struck with club.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
SherIGl'a safe,

kS BY Virtue iof writ Of evari F.cis,to
.;::; me dir"ct,d d will 70 exnosed To Public Sale
B,i.. ut the Was h,Dg,on Hotel, kt,t h, i,.ss
w." Pyle. in the city of Wilmnrton. New Cs,.
tie County. Del,
On " WkDNESDAY. the 10th day ofJuly. 1872
at2 o'clock. =. n.,
the folowing described X cal Estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate in the said Gil,
Of Wilmington. and bounded and described I,
the northerly side of Fifth street with the eastern
side of Adams street, thence northerly along ~il
side Of Adams street seventy five fect. thence ea,.
srutheIiy parallel 10 Adams street seventy-Sys
tcet /" the said side Of Fifth street. and theme.
Herewith westerly thirty two feet to the place Of
beginning. be the contents thereof more ~ less
Seized and taken in execution as the prcl eyty NJ
John NJ. " alther and John Walther, terre tenant
and to he sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle June II, ls.2.ls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Sheri0's sale.

49, By virtns Of = writ OF venditioni Ex,o,
n. as t. me directed, will be expot cd ID Pvh
3;V Isaac Pyle: in the city Of Wilmiaston. NJ. ~
Castle County. Del. W"
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of July. 1872
at2 O'CLOCK. p. m.
tho following described Real Eststs, vis:
All that certain lot and frame dw eliue situated !,
the city OF WILMINGTON. beginning on the ve,ts,lv
side OF jackson street thirty. Eve feet from ~.
southery side Of chestnut street. thence vst.,Is
and parallel to Chestnut street seventy two iss.
thence sOutheriy parallel to jackson street ,iS,~
tive feet, thence easterly seventy two feet "a
thence sixty five feet to the place OF besnpin, <.
the same more or less.
Seized and taken into. execution as the props,,v
of Orsmel :. Senter. and 20 be sold By '""
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sbe,i6.
Sberif's Office. New Castle. June l7th. ls7l 1'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
t(oU.
MEETING AT DOVER YESTERDAY.

MEETING AT DOVER YESTERDAY
The annual June meeting ot the Pcninsular
Fruit Growers Association, was held at Dover,
yesterday.
The principal business discussed was the fa-
cilities for shipping and the probable extent OF
the crop. Messns. Townsend and Cummins OF
the Committee on Transportation. repnrtedihat,
il the crop Of peaches this year would justify II;
favorable arrangements could be made to SEND
the fruit "A far east a. Bo:ton. The following
estimate was made Of the number of baskets
likely to be shipped from the several stations
along the Delaware Railroad the coming sea-
son Kirkwood, $4,000 baskets; Mount Pleas
ant, 200 900; Armstrong, l75.0OO; Middletown,
100000; Gems Crossing, 10000; Townsend,
10000; Green Spring, 10000; Rlackhrd, TO-
600; Clayton, 200 1000; Breuford, 10000; Moor
ton, 49, 900; Dover, $4,000; Wyoming. 10000;
Woodside, 5000; Canterbury, 5000; Fel'on,
5000; stations below this point, 10000; on the
line Of the Dorchester road, $4,000; on Mary
land road, below Demar. 81, 600; Junction and
Breakwater road. 10000, making total OF
1910, 900 baskets.
| This estimate shows a falling of of over
,OOo, 900 baskets a. compared with the crop o
1871. The failure is principally in the orchar'''
south of Smyrna, the frost Of the past winter
seemingly having been more severe upon thu
trees in the section namei
| No estimate Of the number Of new trees bear
ing this season for the 6rst time was given, ex
cept at Mt. Pleasant. one of the first stations
reached in the peach growing section and here
it was stated that there were over 10000 trees
A great many new orchards, however, have hee'
planted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
DsVERVaEw CEN FIERY.

DVEWVGEW Il
III lots in Riverv,ew Cemetery will be sold at
the ,ec,.tarys office IN snd after July lst for one
month, a. follows:
Lots fronting on the Avenues 1lc. per square foot
All other ots. Zoe. ner square foot
payments: O,.c-tbird cash and TIE balance in
on" and two mOrths.
On and after AUGUST lst
Lot, fronting the Avenues Zoe. per square foot.
All ther lots lir rer square foot.
l.ih"grarhed ,lnts and further information will
b. fn nshed By J. l.. Thompson. Superintendent.
ut the Cemetry. No name or money " i'll be rereiv
el before July 1st J. MAElS.
Jun ls.od-t Secy and Trea., 302 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Dividends.

VINlgE philadelphia. Wilmington an"
/ Baltimore RRt1rONd Company.
PHILADELPHIA. June 18th. 1877.
The Board Of Directors have declared y teihi,
annual dividend Of Four per cent. on the Capii,sl
sth Of July. 1872 A. HORNER.
I'm 2U Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

SAILS OF MONEY, AT the regular monthly
meeting of Brandywine Loan Association, last
evening, $1,000 sold at o2 per cent. premium,
Mutual Loan Association met last evening
and sold $26sO at %. per cent premium.
and $3.50 at 2OJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

The business will he continued at N. r. corner
OF Second and French streets by the undersigned
who alone Is authorised to settle up the affairs OF
the late firm. Thsnktul tor past favors to the late
firm. he soiiciis a continuance Of patronage from
his friends ana the public general, and vii. guar
antee satisfaction i'll all cases.
maya 3rndSw W. HAMMOND
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
A Valuable Property at Private Sale

The subscriber being determined
to change business, oilers for sale
~ his Fruit and Truck Farm, situated
r ~ near Brandywlne springs. contain.
ing NINE Acres. be the same more
or less. with two Houses erected thereon. No. con
tains rooms With attic. NO. z. tour rooms with attic;
. good we'll of water at each: frame barn "a by ~
feet. with stabling for five head of stock: corn
crib. hen house and other outbuildings; also, /
smith shop. snd n foundation for a wheelwr'uh ht
shop, where there has always been done good
business. the shops being in good and thriving
neighborhoUd. '
The land is in high state of cultivation with
plenty of fruit There are 6ftv ample trees i've
years old; one hundred peach trees N full bearing
thirty dwarf pear trees; fifteen Standard pear trees
the most of them bearing full crop every year:
twenty cherry trees; currnnts gOoseberries. rasp-
berries. strawberries and blackberriss. The place
is convenient TO the Wilmington n Western II. r.,
and to schools and places OF public worship. Will
bs sold on easy terms. Possession Immediately ii
desired. Price low.
For further information call upon the aubacriLer
living on the premises
A. W. MONTGOMERY, Newport, Del.
The above property win not .be offered at public
sale on the 18th Of june. heretofore advertised
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
#auts.

w Two active. energetic and r. Liable WORKING
m en who can furnish good reference Apply ~
this office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

1Nrauklim Loan AssOciRtiOn.-NO
Il Resolutions recommending the issue ofa new
series Of stock and making some change IN sne ne
msct;ns on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. tho
2ith inst. A full attendance y reQnested.
junla-M II. r. HAWKINS. Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
.entrai Loan Assoclation,-New

NentvaI Loan Assoctatton'-
~ Series.
A Resolution authorizing 200 Shares I" he issued
ns "A Second Series" will he voted on ut II regular
mon hy meeting. to be held vt their room, No. 4Oa
Market street. on W, dneshay Evening next the
18Th inst. PEI Sons Wishing shares will do well to
br Ir,s ent. prepared to .pRke payment.
DIT. NAMkINS. Sec'y.
Wilmington, Del. June IL ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

Of every description IN he
purchase ed wholesale and retail the Great Variety
Store of ADAMS ~ BRO. JOG Market street,
Wilmington, Del. lunelh lnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

NOrllE.
~ Eight shares of the stock Of the Aid Loan
Association will he sold at auction On Wednesday
eyenins June 18th inst. ut the Office of the AssO-
cia ion, No. 800 Market street
junlS q GEO. C. MARIA Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
for 4fnt.
FOR RENT.

-. The subscriber offers for rent his Store
!I Stand op rosite the National Hotel. Middle
town. Del. One OF as good stands as there
"a is in the State for the Gram. Lime or Coal
business
Will close out the Stock on reasonable terms.
Possess ion given Immediately.
A T. BRADLEY.
nays. .d&w Midi letown. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

T>OR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of the
e Gazette building. 4l6 Market street. suitable
for Offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Iost and found.

T O$T- .
IL On Saturday. n pair Of Gold Spcctacles IN
this city between Tth and Sth on West stree. The
finder will please leave them at this office or at the
Washington Hotel lel'-1t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
OF CO-PARTNERsuIr.

Notice is hereby Rven that that CO. partnership
der the firm name Of Hammond n Leary, carriage
builders. is this day dissolved by mrtus! consent.
W. HAMMOND,
J. W. LEAKY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
1ottffs.

NOTICE. .
~ PROF L. BEGGS will adjourn his classes
on the .9rh inst. and they will c" continue 1nti
the lst of September. Junt9-u|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
FOR SALE aud for Rfnt.

INOR SALE. NA
Il two story FRAME HOUSE. and 3 ;;i
Building Lots in Pleasant street. between -
Jackson and Adams. Front snd second. cheap fol
cash. Apply to HUGH SWEENEY,
junlS-5t' No. 6 Fast Front street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19

INOR SALE.-A Pitts Thrashing Machine: in
Il &C cd order; on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
JOHN A. CLEAVER.
jun1d2W@ Delaware City. Del.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-12

The LUTHERAN GENERAL SYNOD. The
Lutheran General Synod met yesterday
morning.
The exercises we're opened with prayer
by Rev. P. HiokeL
Rev. j. D. Shirley read an interesting
paper, recommending the adoption of q
systematic plan of. benevolence, which
was received by the Synod and referred.
The Committee on Petitions reported
favorably on the petition Of the Missis-
sippi Synod for admission. The report
was adopted, and the following delegates
from Mississippi admitted to the Synod
es members: Rev. Jesse Morgan and J..
a. Sultan, Esq.
Rev. E. A. Bolles, of Columbia, agent
OF tho American Bible Society for South
Carolina. made few remarks calling the
attention of the Synod to the work in
which he was engaged, and asking their
cooperation therein. He WAS responded
to and welcomed by the President.
Rev. L. W. Dosh, from the Committee
on Rules. submitted q report embodying
O system Of rules for the government Of
the Synod. Adopted.
Rev. d. NJ. Hauckel offered resolu-
ton promising the MD of the Synod iu
the work of the Bible Society.
Rev. J. 81. Cupp. from the Committee
on Excuses and Petitions. reported fa-
vorably on the invitation of the people
of Salem, Va, to hold the next General
Synod at that place. Adopted.
Rev. Z. w. Dosh, from the Com mittee
on Theological Seminaries, submitted a
lengthy and interesting report, recon
mending the removal of the Theological
Seminary at Columbia, 8. c., to Salem,
Va. Adopted.
Tho Synod then adjourned until Sa-
turday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Charleston Courier, lin.
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vation to the State is through an honest.
sincere combination for that purpose be-
tween thsblaokSnnd whites. This com
bination can never be had on a Demo
cratic platform. Cor Ii favor offDemo-
cratic candidates. It may be brought
about in support of Mr.. Greeley; and
once the colored race becomes convinced
that the whites ara willing to support q
genuine and honest Republican, their
groundless fears of ulterior designs on
our part against their freedom and civil
rights will be removed, and they will be
prepared to hear, without distrust, our
advice OF State reform, and to act with
as without apprehension in effecting it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-12

WILL GRANT WITHDRAW FROM TIE
PRESIDENTIAL CANvAss.-A Washington
telegram, of Monday night. to the New
York Herald. says:
1t is useless to deny the very evident
fact that the Greeley Brown ticket is
growing in favor. AS the impulse Oh
the part of the Democrats in support of
the proposition for regular ticket dies
away, as it certainly is dying away, the
feeling in favor of another candidate nt
Philadelphia than Gen. Grant finds an in
crease of friends. The proposition, or
suPposition, that Grant would withdraw,
originally looked at rs proposterons. is
now a matter Of serious consideration
Whispered suggestions that either
Blaine or Boutwell, would make better
run against Greeley than Grant, have
grown in strength of utterance, until
now they are talked aloud in the depart
ment and ut the Capitol. The number
OF Democrats who have retreated from
their first declarations OF opposition to
the Cincinnati nominations is creator
to-day than it was yesterday, and will be
still greater tomorrow. In fact, it is
now among the probabilities, as we'll as
the possibilities. Of the future, that Mr..
Greeley will receive the Democratic en-
dorsement. Republicans who up to q
recent date have been acknowledged
Grant men. now admit that Grant is the
only stumbling block in the way OF re-.
organization OF the old party in all it's
strength and purposes. "Why, then, Z"
they say, "shall we not put up some
other man, like Blaine or Boutwell,, in
whose favor Mr.. Greeley cannot fail to
withdraw, and thereby reduce the can
vass to an old-iashioned contest between
Democrats and Republicans"
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How ELECTIONS ARE CARRIED IN SPAIN
A letter from Emilio CASTELAR, explains
how the administration party III Spain
carries elections. By forced construc.
tion of the laws, administered by partisan
judges, as many voters as possible are
deprived of their certificates of qualif.
cation. AS the election approaches, Co.
vernment officers are sent into the Dis
tricts. who, by threats and prosecutions,
by arrests and imprisonments. attempt
the intimidation of voters. When the
day Of the election comes, the public
clocks are set forward. The officers of
election take their places without notif-
cation to the public. At some of the
polls the ministerialists gather around
them in solid body to prevent the oppo-
sition electors from coming near the
polls. At other polls the electors are
only able to approach one by one, and
their certificates are easily taken from
them in the crowd.
The forces of the army and navy come
to the polls in regiments, in line of bat
tie, as if performing military duty, re-
ceiving from their officers the ballots, on
which are inscribed the names of the
ministerial candidates. and finally the
official returns are falsified. The Judge
nominated by the Government is presi-
dent of the canvassers.
The writer cites instances where the
judges of election tnrned enormous Re-
publican majorities into minorities by
uystem of false counting. He explains
the combination of Radicals, Republi-
cans and Re-actionary Bourbons, on the
ground that all are united in a sentiment
Of national independence, holding to the
formula of the Government of Spain by
Spaniards.
In nll of which miserable story there
is nothing that is new to America. 1t is
only new to learn that the elective fran
chise. as enjoyed in the Carolinas, Ar
kansas, Texas and Florida, has been
adopted bodily by Spain.
Baltimore Sun.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONvENTIoN.-The
Convention met pursuant 10 adjourn
gnent. Morning prayer was said by Revs.
Nv. 81. Cempbell and E. @. Edgerton,
and the anniversary sermon Of the So.
oiety for the Advancement OF Christian.
ity in South Carolina was preached by
Rev. e. Il. Miles, from Let John, lii, 16.
The Convention was then called to order
By the Bishop.
The Bishop read his address.
The Committee on Certificates OF
Deputies reported additional deputies
from the Church Of oar Saviour. Rock
Hill, tho Church OF the Messiah. North
Santee, and st. Johns Church, Florenoe;
and the names being called for, four an
swered.
The election of o Standing Committee
was ordered. and the Revs. J. w. Mott
aud 2. @. Edgerton appointed tellcrs of
the ote Of tho clergy, and Messrs N.
b. Mazyck and Fl. S. Ball, of that of the
lofty.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens, by permission, rose
for information in regard to tho Society
for the Relief of Widows and Orphans
of the Clergy.
On motion, the fourth section of the
fourth rule Of order was stricken out.
On motion, the election of Trustees of
the Diocesan Seminary was had piUa
voce. The former board was reelected,
Rev. j. D. Mccullough being, on nomi-
nation, substituted for Rev. O. P. Gads-
den. deceased.
The Committee on Finance reported.
The teliers reported the former Stand
ing Committee elected in both orders,
to wit: Rev. Messrs. J. 81. Elliott, John
Johnson, @. Q. Pinokney. A. T. Porter,
r. 8. Trapier. and Messrs. 81. D. Le-
sesne, e. McCrady, G. G. Memminger.
W. A. Pringle. ". L. Wrsgg.
The report Of the Finance Committee
was taken up for consideration. The
first resolution was adopted
Mr.. B. H. Wilson offered substitute
for the second and third resolutions,
which, after discussion and amendments,
were adopted
The Committee on Unfinished Bust
ness presented their report.
On motion. after prayer by the Presi-
dent, the Convention adjourned to 10
o'clock to morrow.
[Charleston Courier, LIN.
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ROMANCE OF THE SMALL Pox.-A Chi.
cago girl, hearing that her lover had
been stricken with smallpox, insisted
upon flying to his bedside and becoming
his nurse. It was severe case, but she
was unceasing in her devotion, and prin-
oipally through her care and skill the
patient recovered. And now she herself
fell victim to the complexion. destroy
ing monster, and although she survived
the attack, at its close the beautiful pink
and white Of her fair face had flown for
ever. and from being the prettiest girl in
Chicago. she became one Of the plainest.
Her lover had attended her through her
illness, but when he saw how fearfully
she was changed, his love for her de-
parted, and when the marriage day drew
near. he refused to fill his part of tho
contract. She took the refusal very
calmly; no reproaches came from the
once pretty mouth which had lost its
prettiness in saving the upgrateful one
from death, her cheek, which the tell
tale blood used 80 often to tinge with
rosy red, retained its color, and she mar
ried an ootogenarian worth $500,O0O.
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WITHDRAWAL OF GRANT.-A special
despatch to the Charleston Neus, dated
Washington, May 10. says:
It is understood that the administra-
ton Senators have at last reached def
mite solution of their troubles. They
held oaucus to-day, concerning the po.
litical situation, and, after stormy ses.
sion, decided that President Grant must
be withdrawn as candidate for renomi-
nation by the Philadelphia Convention.
senator Cameron was deputed to notify
President Grant Of the action of the
CAUCUS: It is now admitted on all hands
that the nomination OF Greeley has
utterly demorahzed the Grant CLIQUE,
who see in it their death -knell.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-12
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hardy Solomon-Brick.
Governors Proclamation.
E. w. Seibels g. Co. For Rent.

lAouse-H Q CLARK, Worcester; T r Robertson,
Winnsboro; A Burt. Abbevillc; W Ames, W B
Baird, A r A L Il; = ] Anderson, New York;
Z Z Bea!. T Brewster, Georgia; " D Aiken,
Philadelphia; J R Chatham, Newberry.
Columbia Hotels G Gilbert, sORR;D N
Cobb, = Co; J Trumble, & R; Miss NJ
E Stone, Orangeburg; Col J o Hudnutt and
wife, Ry Co; Osler, Charleston; G P
we'll, Columbia; n Ho1a, D O; y Carey, Z
Carey, W G Fergus, T Payne, III Rider, A
Myers. Nc; Moore, Ga; T Williams, N
\; P s Whisnant. NC.
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A st. Louis woman thus concludes n
letter Of advice to dry goods clerk:
NOW young man, whoever you may be,
II you desire to become valuable to your
employer and gain the good will OF tho
shopping feminines, bear in mind that
under that very modest garb and a
very unassuming manner may be hidden
the sword that can take your head off,"