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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE At PuntIc SALE Tile
property located at the n f. corner Of Eighth
and Franklin streets, in this city, and to lie sold
tomorrow afternoon, 10th inst. at two O clock
L. NJ, at the Washington Hotel. by Sheriff
Armstrong, is one Of the finest residences ia the
city of Wilmington. The lot IL 10 feet On Eight
street, and 80 feet deep on Franklin street with
three storied brick dwelling and two stored
brick stable erected upon it, The house con
tains twelve large and airy rooms. including
kitchen and bath room hall eight feet wide
running through the coutre of the house Two
heaters in cellar, Magee range in kitchen, hot
and cold water in fret and second stories. and
gas throughout. The property commands a
beautiful view OF Fort Delaware, Salem, n. j
the Delaware river for twenty or thirty miles
and the surrounding country, and il we'll worthy
Of the attention Of citizens desiring healthy
and comfortable home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
Societie-.
MEEr1Nns rnIs sExENINa

Asylum Lodge, No %. I o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 81 and King Street
Good Intent Division, No. 3, $ Of T., at Hall
5th and Market streets.
humanity Circle, Is. L. c. A. Hall 5Oi Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No g. X, Of P, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l. t. T., at Good
Fellows Hall, 81 and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. H. |. o. g. r., at 9th
and Market streets.
Delaware Degree Council. No l, 0. U. A. L..
at Mechanics Hall, 2l0 King street.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 20, A. f. A. NJ, al
Masonic Temple.
o. L. A. INSTALLATION.
jefferson Council No. 10, on Saturday evening
July 9Th, 1872 g., John Roberts; V g.. Henry
Mayors Il. s., =, q. West + s., d. b. Mark.
ley Treas, A. W, Jones Ind, john Lincoln
|. +, Joseph Baker q. f., l. u. Campbell
| Trustees, H. d. Campbell, john lAncolu, J0sopl
| Baker.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
New Adverti.emepsu, Tai. Dny.

West Jersey Railroad-Summer arrangement
Wanted a small girl for childs muse.
U. g. Internal Revenue Notice.
Pigs &c. at private sale.
Funeral Notices
Wanted white irl for hOusework.
Z ga and Coffee reduCed-W h. Almond Bro
Hardware-Truman Shaw, Philad'a-
Great bargains In Rem ants-Arcnambault,P Phip
Found-a small morocco Caba.
Teas aud cOffees teduced-Adam Grub h Co.
Sale of furniture by Ogle Miller.
Good coal-Adam Grub Co.
Colored hostler wanted.
Horse for sa or exchange.
Light employment wante Robert Galbreath.
Stout boy wanted 10 sell COMMERCIALS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

Before Lsq. Puhll
John Walters for assault and ba terry on Chas.
Middleton WAS fined cost, and held ia s2UU bail.
Arm BRogEH.- Benjamin Denuey, of this city,
and market car messenger un the Delaware
Railroad, in jumping upon train few days
ago at MOOdnlde station, while in motion. was
violently precpitated to the ground, breaking
his right arm IN the fall. Tie fracture haz been
reduced and Mr., Denuey is attending to his
usual business,
SUNDAY SCHooL PIc-NIc Tile Epworth NJ T.
Sunday School, located at 10Th aud Church street
vii! hold picnic at the foot Of Broom street
on the Banks OF the Brandywiue, Oh Thursday
next. The school which IL under the ruperinteii-
dency OF VIM. ii. Billany il large and prosperous
and we have no doubt will have a pleasant time
BURSTING OF GuN.-An old Revolutionary
cannon 80 FOUNDER, burst while a salute was
being hrod from it ON the ith inst, at Birds.
boro. Que OF the pieces knocked OH portion
OF the roof OF the house, and the cannOner
barely made his escape from serious il not ia
tai injury.
BERRY SnIPMENTs.-Th berry shipments Ia
Jersey City and Philadelphia were equal yester.
day,reyeD car loads having been shipped to each
place.
The champion boot black, Charley Alexander
gives free shine to h- customers every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday evening.
meeting of the Tobacconists Of this city, vii
be held at 6lS Market 81, this evening, 10 con.
slider matters pertaining to the trade
The Third Ward Republican Committee wil
meet this evening al the Republican Heat
| Quarters.
The Grant and Wilson Club met last eve
ming.
The Mechanics Loan meets this evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

P- RrtensfDs Furniture stors.-The attention Of
the public ls called TO the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of J. a j. n. HarmSn, No. 4l0
King street There is nothing equal TO 1t In the
state Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Office or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their goods and sell at prices rs low as the best
houses I'm the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

EV-SPRIRG QOODS-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street.
has Just been supplied with fne stock OF sPHIkG
9OOls, selected with much care and discrimination,
lust such stock AZ tasteful people ike " examine
and select from. Mr., MS customers have the ad-
OF goods and styles OF make up. Those needing
Spring goods should by all Means Call at his place
before getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

A STFADY MAN Mr.. Robert Galbreath, whose
card Is IN another column, ,solicits employment Of
professional men and merchants, to distribute
and collect bills and the like Business entrusted
to his care will be faithfully attended to.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

sD- Time and enlightened experience have shown
that ertan substances formerly used and relied on
IN medical practice are unnecessary and dangerous
yet some Of these substances have found their way
into medical compounds Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, however contain nothing Injurious
being composed exclusively of vegetable substances
from California For all disorders OF the liver Kid
neya bladder, skin, and digest We organs, and for
purifying the blood they are the most wonderful
reInedY known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

tB- Msrited DistfnotOn.-The well known Groton
junction. the great thoToughtare OF the North
Lines to Boston, has ceased 10 be. With lage and
increasing population, proud az well prosperous
It's citizens, In mass meeting assembled, have yote
- change the name Of their town to ''AYRR after
Lne of tine best known men In Am rica, Dr. j. C.
AVER, OF Lowell-and the Legislature OF MassA
chusetts has enacted that decision into law We
commend their choice for not only ia the name shor
and distinctive, but DR.. AYKR Medicines have made
it gratefully known 10 the ds OF the earth. Prob
ably no living man has carried relief to such count
less nlttudss OF the ok he and this hig hnOnOr
from mis- neighUOra tells the estimation In which he
Is held by those who know him.-Brs oil Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

EN-A strong application Of the " DOLLAR RE
WARD SOAP cures prickly-heat and all similar
cru tlOns, and instantly aSyiates the bite OF mos
quitOs. neas bed-buRB, &c &c,
WIN. u. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

tW0, That I We're Beautifu Is the unspOken
wish OF thousands OF women To whom nature has
denied the charm OF pure, fresh transparent com
peAion. To gratify this wish HAGAH's MAGNOLIA
BALM was introduced The cosmetics OF the day
had been pronounced poisonous by The most dis
unguiBhed chemists, and II was also found tha
tueir ultimate effect was 10 wlther the skin III wei
NJ To paralize the external nerVes The ladiei
hailed with delight the advent Of heathful
aerial and Moral preparation capable OF impartng u
thelr faces, HeckB and arms a porcelain imOOthnes
and q tinge like that Of the 1nest oriental pearl
They soon discovered that It was new thing uu
der the sun" Incompatible aud unapprOachable
unqueAtlOnAbly the Magnolia Balm as been tn,
great toilet success OF the present century
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

tH- Dyspepsia rcstrOtes the Teeth.-Unless It's
effects are counteracted by that pnrc vegetable
tinic and antiseptic SOZODONT. No bodily disease
can impair them II this antldote to all corrosive ee-
ments that act upon the enamel is Tegul rly ap-
II. lad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
gast and found.

n WNOUND-A small morocco CABA, on Mafk't st d,
n this fIuesday,) morning The owner can have
ne same by pay ng for this advertisement. Apply
n h9-tf THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
PUBLIC SALE OF
cooD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Al NO. Ois sHIPLEY sTRRET,

A NO. Ola sHIPLKY sTHRKT,
ON FRIDAY, JULY 12rH, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M,
OF II Gentleman declining housekeeping.
Consisting Of: IN PARLOR - Lounge, Chairs.
Rockers, SIN Ill Table, Oil shades, piyau, Mautei
OrnaRients, ioOking glass, Carpst On tho iOor.
IN Mn RG-Carpe', Oil Cloth, one mat
SITTING ROOM-lables, Cnalrs, Settee, Clock,
carpet IN moor, and many other articles.
SECOND SlOhY-FHONT hOOM-Walnut snit
full, carpet, chairs, bedding, AID shades
BAvh hOOM--Tih, bedstead and bedding, car
pet, stand and chairs.
TnlRD rLUOk-Bedstead, carp t.
hlICdEN-COOk Stove, Pots, pans, Dishes and
many uIhtr utensils. -
IN CELLAk-Lot Of carpet, bench, vices, chests
Tour tons o' coal, Ice eoUer table, buckets and
other articles. ivO-at
Continued sale OF Dry Goods, Notions, ete
Continued sale OF dry goods, notions and artin.
clal Lowers, TOMORROW, Saturday morning July 6th
at 10 o'clock A. M. and in the evening at IL, +. M.
iy5-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
for gtnt.


UNoR RRNT-Dweliug No. 6nl West sixth A
n street. IA elegant order. Possession i'm Ia
mediately lao, one on Seventh, below Walnut,
resaryng the 81 sury front room for storage which
Will make the rent low =. Apply %
WIN. A. REYNOLDS,
heal Estate Agent,
6g' SO West street.
UNoR RgNT-Two or ,hree pleasant rooms in 6is
II Market street Inquire within. ,,.,,,,
jy6.iT =. b. LEWIS.
VNoN RENT OR SALE at verS low prices; Tne
II following new aud tlegant homes, eXcellehIly
located with e. cry mOdtrH improvement. Possess
No. GlO West street, ul) eleven rooms.
- GUi Washington street (l0) ten -
s42 Madison street, (sl elsht
No bl3 W. sixth street.
IeQ0-tf or, 20I Shiploy street.
UNoR RENT-Four new III rec story B-ick Gz
II houses ON Front street, near clayton. MI
Rent ti2b0 per month Inquire at the tea STORE, No
o W. Fourth street.
je29-u WV. II. PIERCE.
LNoR RENT-A large store.room with ono,
u front, large yard back WIN staOllng fOr Sin
horses Apply to r. WOhRAlL CO.,
4i9 W. Front street, or
apr22-u f. c. Plerson. (next door)
VNoR RENT-Two frame houses one mile n
Il from city limits. Apply 20 -, -, MI. ~
mlri2-u THOMAS WALTER.
KTyuARF PROPERTY FOR RRNT-situated Al
Wv South eud of Market 81. Bridge, Apply TO
febiT-tf CHAs WARNER co.
VNUR RENT House No. eib Delaware Avenue
with hfteen rooms In complete order; and ala
viii sell frame building on rear OF the lot, bull
NJ. NJ. CHILD a CO.,
No. 4 West Seventh street.
ser16-tf Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

W-J =. Doughten, No 4i0 Hd,ket Street, keeps 0
foil na Of Mems Goods second 10 none in the large
citles, and at % per cent. less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

U-Ths Para. on Shirt ls popular all over the Uni
ted States and manufactured only at Doughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

TV-The Patent PantaioOn Drawcrs are comfortable.
and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
MERELY MENTIONED.

"A sun-Ahade-an eclipse.
r. L. Frank makes hoor-skirts.
Tight trousers are on their last legs
"A good way to get rid of creditors: pay their
bills.
He who has no money is poor; but he who has
nothing but money is poorer
-Fullmer has received a nice lot Of soft shel
crabs, at bO6 and ITO Market 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

VNO CONSUMERS OF COAL ASK your dealers
n rur coal from the RELIANCE COLLIErY far
mington as The MOUNT UARMhL
Uther coal Is being so I'd as Mt Carmel thrnpah
the reputation gained by the Reliance
low prices. "A GAWTuDnP ~
sales agent : T THOMAS BAUMGARDNhK& 4 Co.
sioucceah9ts 70 the N.Y. Carmel L. N. Coal Co..
jyb.lmd&w PhiIadeiphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
L W. =TIDmAM ~ SON,
Koai Estate Agents a Auctlo r esvs
No. Iii ERsI Fsurtk Atesst,
cguAuEsSnp. DRl
Executors sale OF BnDb, Insurance ant
lurnpike Ntocl,

Executors sale OF BnDh, Insurance and
Iurnpilte stock,
The undersigned will Sc ! AT Public Auction, on
WEDNt tSDAl, the Tenth d y OF July, A. D., isI2
at O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the rooms Of L. W.
Stlnham @ son, III w. Fourth street. In the CITY of
wilmington, Delaware, the following STOCKS, he
longing to the estate Of the late Henrietta j. Bed
ford. deceased TO Wit:
Two shares Bank OF Delawar', Fifty-four shares
Union Bank Of Delaware, twepty-elght shares s. Bank
OF Wilmington aud Brandywne; twenty shares
wilmington Great Valley turnpike; nine shares
Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
Terms cash, within three days after sale.
W MCCAt LEY,
Jeos Is
saluA OF Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended TO, III City or state Regular Sales 0i Frui.
lure az their Auction Room every WEDNESD ~
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, Ft{I
DAY and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con.
signed 70 them will be promptly attended to. Lib
era advance on cOnsignmenls. dec12-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

w-Eopeltiss in Mems Furnishing Goods,at Dough
fania
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

B-Ths 6hyot Stlspender has an enviable reputa'
tiOn Of ., years standing, and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
4 NON~TRt UTIOs ~ IUE IIARBOR PIkItl
u At NEW CANTtF, DEIA

7 \ ENNTNENR OFFTCV, !
1880 Chestnut St, IN ladelphia Pa,
Ju 6th, la. }
Sealed Pr pOsals. in duplicate, made ON forms 70
to D' supplied from thls ulhre, with tOpY Of this
advertiser ent att p'Ntd to ga Il, will be recelsed a.
this nice until ~ ocnck, Z. NJ, Of 1hlr. day,
Au' ust sth lr11, iur rpai.s oi Ole aud cOnsTuu-
tiUn Of one new lee lor and removal OF the one
existing tier at this hirhor.
1ne pier 70 be repaired VIII r'quire about 2,i7O
cuhic feet OF dimeusi face stone aud 1900 slp.r-
ncibi e Ut OF nag paving. h. nav pier will reqni
ub Ut 81 ,2OI feet Ui tulcr, $3.50 perches %: hing
unl backing stone, 3a5 cubic feet Of dimension
face and paving stone, nd the necr.sarg iron for
tSs enings The pier 10 he mov "a Is crib work ~
iert by 40 feet bg 40 feet, d I'D with stone
specifications, Sc suppl, Il from this once, ,whe e
a ian VI the wuTA can Dg seen.
j. d. Kt RITZ,
lyS ct It, Cul Vi thR :.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
AN ORDISANUE

N ....
10 AMEND THE ORDINANCE ON MARKETS.
BE- Il orditHsd By ths CtB Coanci n Wilmington:
SBCl1tS J. That section 2 OF the Ordinance on
MARKETS as printed On page IL, Of the Ordinance
BOOK oil sos, ne amended by adding after the wufda
'strerts al the end ui the trutn line thereof the
following, VIZ
the s,allA under the north caves Of Second Street
Marx Il mouse shall also ue sta ids for butchers.n
Passed a the city Han Juy 6tn, lsi3.
JOSHUA MARlS,
President Guy council
Attest. II T. TAYLOR CLERK. Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
Mngi-trate's Gases.

BEFORE ksq. Puhu
John Walters for assault and ba terry on Chas.
Middleton was fined cost, and held ia s2JU bail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

Ew-Fdnoy Stripe Balbriggsn, and English half
Hose, at DOughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

tH-Regant styles Of Neck Wear always on hand
at Non giitEnb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
City Ordinances.
/ NnRpINANCE

a ORDINANCE
10 AMEND AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING
nEALIH,
Re il ord timed bg the City Council " Wilmington:
StCTi N l. That section :, p ge 121, BOOK Of Or
dihauces he and Is he eby amended, by Inserting
after the wOrus Air A. NJ, IN the sureuth lue from
lop, the words: 'or here BE- ~, met'cdt attendant
then The he gf the flBiiiy. NURSE a. ofhsr person
hut t4g chitrJ' ~ the shat part "
Aud Ia the same section & Ia the third line from
bottom, after the " ri "uHeHddnt" iusert the
Words 'Or persons hIUiag cha Js Of tae Gus afore
saul"
Ant In the same SECTION "a In the second line
from hott0, after the word 'he, inserl the Words
'she usg'
Passed at the city Hall July 8, 1872
JOShU \ NARls,
President CITY Council.
Attest: T. y. TAYLOR CLERK. Ys-1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
Proposals.
IMepovsNInNr or wn.nINGroN nAn.

T.. -. ENGiNEsR OFPICE, }
1880 Chestnut t., Pmadel0hia, Pa,
July 9th, isl3 }
Sea ed Proposals ~ M icate, mAde On u. ms
suppl Ell ron this urc', with c-py this adVer-
~ nent attached 10 each, will be rec yet VI this
trnee, unit II O'Clock, NJ, Thursday august sth
~, f1T EN- owing drtd fg Z ON the chan el nf
Chfi tana river al three aces, about 1900 cublc
yaids OF mud, saud ami other nosc material; also,
separate pro o ais inr removing ruck (35 uubl
yards nett,l FROM same river.
spec ticaIon,, Ar.. Wli be furnished from this
ciii,e, where map OF localities can be- seen
j. u kURTZ
iyN-Gt D. Col OF kDgiuurra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

EEsummsr shirts of all aizes from % cents up,
at DOunteniA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
U-GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE or DRI

U-GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE or DRY
GOODS
10 days at SHAW BRAKES, qis Market street
Look at the prl ies.
Best prints lOG old price 49,
Heavy muslns l2hC
Dress goods l0, 125E, 10, 20, 25c.
Beautiful Plques 1oc. Old price SOC
- 2DC. q" 3k.
Towels 10, l2Jq, IS, ~ 25c
Cassimeres, s5, 30, 45, BOO.
6naWlh ~ 90, old price $3.50.
$500, old price g. 90
Parasols - 90, 70, SOC. q 0O, 81 u, 81 30
Linen Napkins CSC per doz
bash ribbons reduced.
Scotch Wash DamahA &C worth SIC
Other goods reduced.
Call and see SHAW DRAKE.
~UP TOWN SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET
and satisfy themselves tnat that ia the place 10 gel
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
10 order perfect 1t guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDRRN'S
machine sewed boots and shoes for sale at the yer,
lowest prices. DO not forget 80 call and learn mJ
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and galters.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. M. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
mrzs-u Vd door from Shlpeyj Will, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09

(NGLE n MILLER,
aoA. Estate Agents a AUctIonoeTn.
No. Cos Market street, above sixth,
wlHnasOp, Du.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-09
WOOLLEY G VAN TRUMP;S
Insurance Agency.
NO.I, Journal Building,
Adjoining City Hall,
W T. Nj NJ "a nv a N =, a..

NO.I, Journal Budding,
Adjoining City Hall,
wILMIN NOTION. DEL
Cash Assets Representing over
1877 100000.
We aro the authorized agents for the following frat,
class Companies
Royal Ins. Co., of Liverpool, RnEInnA
Insurance 20. of North Amrrica, Thiinds Ieb,,
Franklin fire Insurance Co.,
Hstnn Hartford
international Fire In-ura, &c Co, New yorL,
Niagara
GermnnIn g.
springfield Y g. VI. smlusa.,a
Mass.
Farmers Mutual Fire " YORK. ..
Mutunl Life Z" New N,rL
Delaware " utual Lille VIII H..
Travellers Insurance Ca, Accident, IIurlfo,d
HALLWAY Passenger Assurance Io.,
NIura i Live stock Insurance Co., Chester 10
PA.
, POLICIES ISSUED and LOSSES under the same
ADJUSTED ana paid at this ONCE.
INSURANCE PLACED IN THE BEST cosp.
MES AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN
WITHOUT CHARGE
ORDERS by MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
JAMES wOOIIEy
Oct2O-tf n. A. VAN TRUMP.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-19

The Almanac publishers
complain that their business is
destroyed by Ayers American
almanac. The people prefer
it to any other, the Farmers,
Western, Southern or the nu
merous local .almanacs when
they can get Ayers 1t sup
plies the best astronomical da.
ia, weather and jokes Of them
all, and above all, medical ad
vice which is invaluable for
every family. 1t is supplied
gratis by tie dru ggists, and
should be preserved for con.
slant relereI ce and use. We
are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes
willingly without one.-AnH.
niayery Standard, ~ Y. "n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-19
Business Notice.

now comes U. T. Gun
ming having removed from the
old corner and fitted up the
room next door to Gilman.
Ward & Co.'s and asks for a
share Of the public patronage.
His store-room is bright, clean
and cheerful, and his stock Of
drugs, paints, oils, Perfumeries,
notions, fancy toilet goods, full
and, fresh. He also keeps .
fulhstock OF school and Other
books, stationery, chromos,9 ar
buns, ndportmaniaes.sH He will
sell at stheovery lowest figures
that such goods, Gan be- afford
ed and REQUESTS his friends and
the public generally TO give
him q call at bis new store..~.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-19
Since the.AAdiae,..

Since sthsaAldine4orisinGed
thelplan ofl,gisihg gssubseriEers
lOliromos free, NEARLY every pk
per OF any pretension 0has
adopted thei idea, landT many
things called aChfomosr have
been extensively advertised
and p6fedD sllioverithe coan-
try.s The we'll Known artistic
standihg Of the Aldine was a
guarantee that Its JPremmhf
Ghromos would be everything
that tbeD most fastidiOds could
desire; and the specimens Of
tile ',ViIIage Bell" and "Cross>
ing the Moor" now before US,
fully justify every expectations
The superior 70 eilitAes OF The
publishers enable them to de-
liver a large edition of these
Chromos to subscribers imme-
dmtely, and they can keep pace
with a demand equal TO 10000
pairs per month from January.
1t is estimated That before
June 1st, over 2,5oO,OOo impress
stone will be printed on each
Of these Ohromos, which would
give 100000 pairs. Such an
edition of Ohromos of such 4
grade and size IA < 20 inches
each, is an utterly unheard-oI
thing, and a year ago would
have caused orr slower cousins
across the water to laugh at THE
projector)as a fool But this is
not a country of ofprecedents; it
IS only asked is the thing pos
sible9 and prestol American
enterprise does it,! lrP d
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-19
stock Sales.

At the Vinton county stock
sales, on Tuesday of last week,
there were sold by NJ. r Pot.
ter, auctloneer:
Henry Clark to Luther Bo
len, 81 sheep, at 81 05 per head,
S392.S5. -..- ..-.....
J.F. Dixon to Henry Clark, 2
heifers, $34.2O. ....
E.@P. Boutwell, to Henry
Clark, I sheep, 1926. ''.' . &,
E. P. Boutwell, 10 A. s. Huhn,
l sheep, $1.S5.
Sold by A. ]. Swain, auc-
tioneer: 81.
S. B. Winters, to Henry
Clark, | COW and cali, $27.25.
W. F. FELTON, to Joseph Nc
Kinnis. % calves, $4,000.
Charles McKlnnis to William
Bray, COW and cali, 1925.
Charles McKinnis to James
McKinnis, l yearling steer,
$50 80.
David Keeton to. Benson
Dunkle, II hogs, $22.25. ~
Ben. Stevens to Swain &
johnson, 4 COWS, $S6.00.. lg-
William Bray to Swain &
johnson, Z two-y -year-old steers,
$201. 90. LA - -L~J
E. W. Ellis to Swain & john
son, : cattle, sss.5O. De-.
William Bray to Reber, 1
yoke oxen, S147.5O.
Thorn to William Bray, I
steer, $4,000. s.-
E. Robins to John Lowry, /
cow, $19.50.
Private sales as reported;
Luther Bolen TO Keber, 80
head sheep, at $415 per head.
William Bray To- j ohm Fra
zee, / calf.
Other sales were made by
Luther 3Bolen and others, but
not reported Sales regularly,
second Tuesday OF I every
month. ]. P. DUNKLE,
Secretary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-19
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