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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TRAVEL on THE DELAWARE RAILROAD
The number Of passengers travelling over
the Delaware Railroad seems toinctease
daily. and the 1910 train down Saturday
consisted Of nine passenger and three bag
gage cars. Eight Of the passenger cars
were crowded and the ninth comfortably
hlled. A heavier and more powerful en-.
CINE had 10 be attached than usually goes
down the road. Blackbird and several
other camp meetings commenced last week,
and. doubtless a large percentage Of those
on the train this morning were en- rouie fol-
the temtlng grnunda.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

CITIZEN or WILMINGTON SuoT.-Snmuol
Williamson, aged hfty.one years, a citizen
OF Wilmington, Del, where he has - wife
and I'VE children, was acCideutly shot ia
the left side last evening in a pawnhroker's
shop At Third and South streets. lie went
into the place for the purpose OF examining
tered 10 look At pistol. MI Williamson
stepped aside to the light to make an eXami
nation Of the gun, aud almost AT the same
moment pistol in the hands of the colnrcd
man WAS accidentally discharged. The. bali
took effect in the left side Of Mr. william
son, and II appears to have passed down
ward producing a wound which was not
considered necessarily mortal The Injured
man was removed TO the pcnusy lVania
hospital. An examination was made but
the ball was not extracted. The culured
man, who gave the name Of Dempsey
Butler, was arrested, and locked upto await
a hearing.-Phna. Record Of Tnesi0y
Mr. Williamson lives either on Wawa-
set or West Fourth street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

VISIT or TWO wuMrNarov LADIES To

VISIT OF TWO WitMINGToN LADIES To A
FRIENDS MEETING IN EDINnrggH.
We have heen permitted 10 make thc
following extract from % private letter
from d Hdy low travelling in Euiope To a
relative iu this city:
We were delighted ON reaching Lonbou
TO get our ii-t letters from h0mr, and so
prompt are our kind carc-takcrs that the,
were brought to the train TO meet us and
nearly % u delivered before we reached Tho
h"i'l' We unanimously vote that Cool,
son are no huluhugs, but do all, ard
more than they promised, and we would
ADVISE any OF our friends travelling abroad
or extensively at home, 10 put Themselves
I'D lhtlr care. They evidently have the
respect aud esteem Of every one here. ON
tllst. day morning Emma and went t0
ihetllug. We found little meeting.
mouse with yard In lrobt blooming with
MOWERS ana about thirty or forty Friends
>iltlh9 quietly when Wc went in. ".
ual lhire short sermons and q Drawer.
Whlch were very sweet to us, for thry
were spoken sWretIy, and We were alln-
ueu l"Neiy ieelingly. After meeting they
LOOK us hy the hand, as Friends do. and
ehIulred where We were from. When
we All wilmington, one Friend said she
knew wilmington through Thomas Car
retli WIN whom She had c0rrc-ponded for
years. We accepted an invitation Ia ton
rom a friend Who lived near lfewiupton
House, the residence of Duncan McLar,,,.
we started for our walk az Z O'clock. far
you must know 70 don't get darl, bp.o
IKE IL docs IN other parts of the world
we called first ut llewmgton House. but
found Duncan and his wife were In Iuu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

CoRoNRR's INQuRsT.-Coroner Winslow
Sunday held an inquest on the body Of a
man named Davis, brought here by a
schooner from the South. II was in evil
dence that the man died Oft Brandywine
Light IS hours before, and DR.. Maui testi-
fled that death was caused by intermittent
fever. The jury rendered verdict In ac-
cordancc with his testimony, and the body
was inferred by Mr.. Fox, the undertaken.
Davis WAS North Carolinisn by birth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

IT'S NAME-On Saturday. July 9th. a
party Of gentlemen from this city made q
cruise down the bay ON the sloop Rcbecca
and spent a week pleasantly at fishing, bath
ing, etc. They enjoyed 'emsclves so we'll
they concluded 10 organize a club out of the
party and make a trip annually. So They
decided to call themselves the Wilmington
Social Ray Club.
The officers OF the club are as follows
President: Henry ". Perkins; PuTscr, Ed.
ward +. Bradley; Secretary, II. Raymond
Windsor; Stewart, VIM. Updyke.
We have before Ms the log kept by the
club while on the excursion, but find It too
long Tor publication.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

FATAL AccipENT.-A small colored girl,
named Holiday. living In Centreville, on
Wednesday evening. IN attempting to light
a fire poured some coal oil upon the wood
when the can exploded, setting fire TO her
clothes. and burning her IN such manner
IS 20 cause death ON Thursday eniferiHe
fMdl CihScn. Auq. "a.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Fruit PRESERVING IN CAIFatNtA.--
Frank Pyle, OF Mi1dletcwn. who lett 4amc
months agO to ereota matt prcsrrt ing c-f .tl-
lishment for parties In California, is, we
understand, doing we'll and pleased with hls
new home. He has been made member of
the firm lsan Lorenzo Fruit ftc-rit int
Company that employed him, and has cont
troll over the Whole business done by the
company
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

EXCURSION FROM NEW CAsTtg ANn
DELAWARE CtrV.--The congregation of
st. Paulf, Of Delaware CITY, aud 81. Peter ?
18th day Of August. at pennsrrpve, - e.
The steamer Major RcgbOd viii stop nt
New CASTLE at eight o'clock. atrine band
has been engaged for the ocrpsiot 1ni all
who go may anticipate pleasant tine.
All are invited.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

ExcuRsIoS.-An excursion from Birdshoro'
70 Cape May Ia 10 take place on Tuesday.
the ID Of September, under the auspices 0i
a committee Of gentlemen from Chester and
Lancaster counties and this city Tie
excursion comes by rail from Hirdshorn
TO Wilmington, where II takes "A special
boat for Cape May, the tickets tot the round
trim being but $3.50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

A "SixTH WARD GRocER.M-A "SiVth
Ward Grocer" writes US letter IN which
he asks why certain grocers Che mentions
their namesl living East Of Market street
who recently signed an agreement to close
their stores At o'clock in the evening. do
not live up TO their pledge? He thinks the
reason they do not Is that they wish Ia pro-
At at the expense Of their honor. Perhaps
the grocers he refers to can give him the
information desired. We cannot.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

HousE RoBBED.-Early Tuesday morning
some thief entered the house of Dr. Lukcns,
near Newport, and stole a case Of hommo-
pathic medicines, several pairs OF panta-
looms, several coats and numerous other
articles. The Doctor has no i9ea who the
thief was, but II lie thought he was a
"peach pluck
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Thrown From THE TRACK ny Cow
The New York and Washington express
train, which leaves this city after midnight,
run over cow at Aberdeen station, between
here and Baltimore. smashing two cais aud
partly demollsEing a third. No one was
lninfedi but the train was delayed several
huufa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

POSTAL CLERK ARRRsTKD.-Brison No
Clellan, eh'es postal clerk between Wash
ington and New York. on the day line, and
sou Of a prominent official In the post office
department at Washington, was arrested
one day last week while on the line on the
charge of tampering with the mails. He
was held to answer at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

MEETING or DISTRICT COURT - The
United States District Court met Monday
and after transacting all the business
before 1t tnaturalizing mani adjourned
until the first Monday In September, at
which time the Circuit Court will meet
here, 49,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

SrLICED ny THE MAYoR.-MOnday q
lady and gentleman from Jersey appeared
before His Honor the Mayor and were by
nun married. Marrying In by-gene year,
used to be a source of revenue To the Mayor
of our city hut In this age the preachers
nearly monopolize the business.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

SPANISH MACKEREL.-For the trst time
In the recollection Of the oldest inhahitant
Spanish mackerel IN large numbers have
made their appearance A. LeWes. They are
a delightful hsh and said by some 10 sur
pass the celebrated crocus caught at the
Rrpakwatpr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

STRUCK by .I4iGHrSIsa Friday week,
about Q p. M, during the prevalence of
the thunder storm, the lightning struck the
water wheel At Riddles mill, on the Brandy
wine, and ran along the shaft into the mill.
setting fire To a small lot of cotton. II was
promptly extinguished by fire extinguisher.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Boy DRowNRD-A few minutes before
noon Monday, George Clayton, a little fell
low over nine years old, while crossing the
railroad bridge, fell into the Brandy
wine and was drowned before aid could
reach him. The body was found in about
an hour afterwards and taken to No. ~
East Sixth street, where young Clayton
lived.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

THR FIFrH MARYLAND.-The Fifth Mary
land Regiment which for the past ten days
through this city on a special train at 8
o'clock, Saturday afternoon, en- route for
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Conc TO MrLFoRD.-It lie understood the
Active Base Ball Club, Of this city, will
visit Milford In about two weeks and beat
the Academic club, of that town, worse
than when they were here.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

GRAND LODGE OF Coon TRMrLARs-The
eleventh annual session OF the Grand Lodge
Of Good Templars OF Delaware will be held
In this city on the third of September next.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Coal CART WRRcKRD.-A cart loaded
with coal for the Lobdell Car Wheel Com
pany Tuesday broke down on the City
Railway track at Front and French and
delayed for some time the running Of street
aara
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

PATRONS OF IlrsBANnRY.-W learn from
the Reading Logif that % meeting Of the
farmers OF Exeter township. Rerks county,
Pa, was held AT Stoneuille on Friday
evening week tolorgani2c a Farmers Grange.
About 900 farmers were present. James
wilkinson, Esq, General Deputy of Penn
sylvania, delivered "a heightened address
and was listened TO with close attention.
10 the course of his remarks he said that
nearly an he different trades were organ
lied, and found II TO be 10 their advantage,
and that the system ot organization that he
recommended 10 the farmers would to them
be equally advantageous.
DR.. T.. tiIiescmcr. hy request, briefly adj
dressed the meeting. Ia the course Of his
remarks he said that according tothe census
report Tor 1870 the average yearly salary of
the Farmers 90 the United States WAS go 81,
while Tie average salary received In other
occupations WAS 49,. %. After the speecl es
ten ladies and twenty gentlemen subscribed
their names 1913 charter members, and "a
Grange was accordingly organized with
John Snyder Hs Master aud Reuben Il.
iurscmrr Lecturer. II may Doe presumed
that This W,s'crn tidal wave viii ia due
time reach delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Cesar RIAL EarATr-At y public sale
OF real estate AZ Likicu last week, els
houses were sold for So1O OF 4lll.11 each.
A scarcity of money accounts for It,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Npw CARA new PASSENGER car Just
hh'. bed b5 the Jackson = ShAip Company
lot the Junction aui Breakwatcr Railroad,
was sent down at 10l Monday morning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

PFAcH SnrMKNTa.-Ihe first regular
peash train OF the season WAS run over the
Delaware Railroad Monday and passed
through this city with Il ears Of fruit for
Philadelphia and 10 for Jersey City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TUE CRY TnKAtrREEsHr.-Th friends
Of Wesley Talley have determined TO urge
him for the Republican nomination for city
Treasurer. He will accept the nomination
Il offered him. and his friends are confident
OF success. When he held the position =
few years ago he gave general satisfaction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
PHILADELPHIA. wILmINaroN

-, ,fsPh kir2sSr R5flcRloN"
sst Snu alter MONDAY April 2ist, 1873, pas.
rtsliis aashia Baltimore and irtefmedia9s
r, The s. % p. m. train from vvur,,n,,.. ,.,,h
fhnsdelphia and Baltimore copnseiian, yVtliyna
uanlly val ~ g. aud from senford 'A'
N and after the above dsfa th,s conranv
MI MI ulsenntnue running the early mernina
Tipsio FeuinE nains between Milford and Hars
'" H. ?. KINNEY, sup'h
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Excuses. The Academic Base Ball Club,
Of Milford, so badly beaten by our city
clubs while on visit here recently, make
all sorts Of excuses for their defeats, hut the
local paper Of the town tells the club thu
hest and most truthful excuse IL, "they
could not play well enough" Correct.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TINE TABLE. "
spring Arrangement, G0mnencfuo Ay.fgs
leave Nlllnluk iOl o. DO 40 A M f2s Is n "
teaye Laa2de berg IS, ~ smS0P
efryo y Wimi1gt 76jAM, lGl bnpu
A. ye a. l. narnietg ? o, II b7A Nj Ia. pM
toNN Z. oNs-Trains leaving Wiiwt - y,
a. ~ 81 a NJ VI TAIN leaving Pa ,ladeirh IA ~
~ " pa tlmurs al 7 AlA NJ Hnd Dsls.
"qIu x. Train arriving At N IL A NJ
as s "a IRAN leaving Philadelphia al lPM
itsin arriving at " lmingtoa M 7 MA NJ
WIZ tIalu lpr ffiladelphia Al s. TO- a. III
ram arnNinE a. Wilmington al / m ,rttn
H4n ior fhiladFlphia 1t zoo r. 81 ""H
ram arriving NJ Whining on AZ a m y N
sitt ram i1r Baltimore aud Nashipaton ~ 4 n
WIN tra!n for Philadelphis AMI Nsv
r4irs at62iP. ~ N'ia"afe n H.
o. thANH, ~ HOURS OF srNDAy TRAtvs
I"lHs MIL tuu h frndsys only ~ f,iinsvs.
ieaN. llhipgto1, 2 ~, q. M, and Al n "a
sseass Hgn len berg, II. ~, o. m and I 81 n m M
alaNe TNmintton, " g.. Pm, AID x a I, a.,
Atlte land hterg u Gu, q, ~ and 4 IA y ~ n
, a y =, li9ss i-Ir4tu leaving Wiiminsi6r, Al
=" " WIN iTala arriving from Phiiadei.
y ~ =. ~, d. N. Train arriving Il Wii1,i,,st,,
iaE at0 'n D M. -'''tu4PulH' itaN-
p "T q Z e9eneelions between W. n W. md
- y. . - dspots, agd cars Of wiliDinFf1n r A.
AA"""' DAVID oosHELL,supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Acc.u4a. i.iioc To- Nsw York via South An.
, - sn, b rs sna wa JamrsbuTg aed M,nmo.lh
ron rui P.nh Amh.Y . p H.
AcrVn- Tor Now fpik, Nif U .enlon, S and 10.
80 90 3. band g. D. ~ For Trenton y noon,
end ! = CO.,.
May1run for Rurlington, o ~. D. In.
Way Trains for Brritntuwn. sand ii. 20. Il. IN.
"r NlLk9l hranrh q I'D, an. - aud . J.. In.
fHt iigntsihwu ID, t,g. m. 4; ! 80, . ~ and q b. m
For l"mbert"r and Long Brauch, Z 9n, ii IL.
and o. D.. III N'
for Mediorl. 7a,a,m iSli, 43l. go d m.
OF MnMnl heliy atd lsmngrt IA. q. Z 30. MS
Holly only II 'm, p M.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TOT Helmbolds Extract has become almost
historical picture. The great consumption
oil Dr. HelmhOld's Buchu Attests the i'm
portant Tact that thousands upon thousands
need diuretio medicine For dr0psy
graHel, kidney complaint, and all disease
o. the urinary organs, either in male or
female, there has never been aremedy equal
TO helmbold's Buchu. lts imitatufs are
mere Trash. lelmhOld'a is the old reliable
standard remedy.
wanted farmer in every town a. gent
for the Collins Solid Steel Pluws. Fnt
t.fms'ete. write tu Collins X Co., ~ Water
street, New YORK my l0'sm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TN
July 30, cash paid relict hills out.
door allowances, house supplies,
interest. Nc.,.................... s7.a7l.59
Cash iu Treasury. .................. g.2Os. SO
Bills examined. allowed, and or
dercd 10 be paid, ...-............. Ss.lp3Os
Balance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,Ol5.45
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

From Pittsburgh, , ~, so. a. m. 70 a. II M.
iallA 90 h. "; I, 81 .. ia except Monday
From hri4 nd Williamspoit. o -, a. M, daily
except Monday, aud SD . "a daily, exec III
sunday. From Buffalo and Niagara Falls . BIZ
q, ~ daily, except Monday. From Lock Haven
! + mira Hnd Wiiliamsport, d, y. M. From Ne,1
YORK, = 20 I Il. y u p (kens. 4. M 10 Il
l2"i &c. Z, p e. kens 10, 7W a-is
tNrns l...91,aq1d II. -, p. m, sunday trains
Easton', lhilllpsbnfg and Lambertyllie. 10 XXI
! g. 49, hehslngtOa Depot, 80. IN. 30 a. M. Ana
sloepiag-ear tickets can be had at a0l Chestnut
street, and Delot, Thirty second ami MsSLet
The Union rmusfer Company will call r,r an,
chtek bag AZ from hotels and re,iiepess ri1ps
cards aaa iuu lnf rmatien eau be obtained Il Tia
following "AN AZ the
rtst.pr o.t,,c,,. No, a0l Chestnut street
AiVNEi VIZ IVES 20. t3s Chestnut street
c.s..rr tAc. ll6 Marist street
A. y, NASsAII, ID. N. BOYD. In
Nrutral manager. Gen. Pass AGENT
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
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N0R1mWAkn. SOUTHWARK


MIXED TRAIN. Norlhward, will leave Del.
inHr at u J.. N. Laurel. 3. II S afford, a43
Bridge ilie, - Greer wood, 40 Farming
tou. 10 Harrington, .. ~ FELTON,. q. % Can
terhury, . 49i Wo'dsde, 90 Wyoming, o. 10
Dover, AZ Moortuu, q fus Brent I'd, g. as
| Clayton. d. ~ Green spring. 72 Black bird,
/ Z. - Tow -eud. Isl Middleiown, u Mt.
l Pleasant. l.iis kirkwuld h.th. NJ Castle b. Yq
Aruyu at W ilnilgtOu. p ~: Philadelphia, II 80;
hHllm ra. 3 90 suuthw ward. VIII leave phia-
/ de- phia at j. 81 J. NJ. Baltimore. 30. VIII
mugtun. u 1li Dew Castle. ~; Middlsiown
| . p; T wns"ud. 2 rs; Clayton. 3 10: bowers ~
| wyoming, 3. %; FELTON,, 4.W; Harrington. T. II;
ARM gtun. J. Il brentwood, b.tN; Bridgav ille
o. a heAinrd, D. AZ; Laurel, o. II; Demar. q IN.
~ mixed ira IA Will be run subject 10 delays
incident to r. light business, aud will step only
at stations Whafs time IL given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New C,s le for wilmington and Phila-
delpAia ~ 90, 9 81. n 30 II. M. aud 3 3i, g. .,
$50 y N. Leave Philadelphia, y. 10 NJ aud
7 W utugton, ~. -. 3 ~, 10. 10 H., and L. y,
6.ii, 5 80 y. III. Z New Castle
SUNDAY TRAINS.
DEL JUNCTION a. ~ " New Castle lOA m.
Leave New Castle at p, m; Del Junction
.. ~ NJ, wilmington 4ip m
M NM BRANCH TEAMS.
Additional To those above, leavs Clayton f0l
Sinvrna, @ A. NJ. Hld 2 60 +, NJ leave
Smy ~ for aytoD, Al SA NJ, and 20 + NJ.
60 make Coz nectirn with trains to aud from
Dover, aud Stations sohth.
CONNkCTiOHs.
- W WnHeud, with the Kent County and
Quran Anne. ~ Kent Railroads At GlaYton,
" iih Mi. q Del. b. u. At harrington with J.
y u X At teafotd, with b. y ID. X. h. Al
nol aai, with I. :. Il. X. and Wicomioo and
a. ?. KENNY. Superintendent
4 DO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

AZ. mliingl9n with tfains to PHILADELPHIA and
M. 5 aha win Delaware railroad traint.
ana from Washington -" "ains 20
p,Ai Nhgdh Ford, trains Nos. |, O. apdb. "a,
ppn iiia9lelphlh. Nos. and vita trans froB
,l'iss ,' ma. Trains Nos l, snnd with traips
Philadelphia ard harrisburg TrsiIs Nis 81 W., ,oi
',iladairhiu "9 :" anu IRON
Athirlsbu9' trains and connect northward
alq sruthward with Phi'adelphia and Rssdins
"a llpaHI ana = aud ! with s0uthward bSnn5
p55ihasi TRAIN No. 4eonIects with tfaiu from
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

NUlLMlNGTON X BEADING RR-s,r,,n.,
w Arrangement. On and affair gTi NnIiiV'
Ju1et2 leH passenger trains " m ran a. III a.,
NJ NN"ttnn HlAiiONs. Leave kOHthward
p x 80 49, No, 1,NO. l. Nos
5io ~ ~ a. q az ~ ,,y,,.-,, 4. NJ. p. a NJ
an Ss9 99S oG.al4hiintton; u I'd $40 SIT
To- $50 s 10 Coatasyille. gSs ein AZ
63 $50 Birdsborli, Az 4s0 Va
"a I02l Reading 5E Ky
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Iesve norfb ~ ,B,,
muRtln I. q. M; Chadd's Ford b j6 a M
iii te5Ellle .pa;m Leave south ward-C0ates
vllle3 % 2, m; Chadd's Ford 3 ON m. W.
ninst' D w. p. m. Sunday trains will stop M
suy fiaee 20 leave on Passengers or on heinz
nltked, and cuuuerts L and ffon 49,. ~
ELlLAlnlnMlA via nLuhala ~ -- Lu nnl
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-22
4 BOUT GAS.

To the Editor Of The Arys-:
The keys OF the kingdom, we are told,
were at one time delivered unto Peter
IL don't necessarily follow that another
Peter owns the city OF Huntington
The best laid schemes OF mice and
men gang AFT aglae," and the people want
TO know. you know, how much gas specn-
lation there is in the minds OF certain men
IN the city.
Time was when the Democracy felt
themselves bound by convention nornina-
'lons. Some people wonder il the corrup-
ting influence OF John Judas J. has ex.
tended TO this community.
II man, or n set of men, get fairly
bea'e" in fight OF their own choosing.
after weeks OF training. some people think
they onsht not to 90 law about it,
if men are 80 anxious Tor an office that
they will 90 into "A convention and try TO
get it and falling there run for it any how,
is 1t wise to elect them2
More anon, DORIS
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-22

CAUsHr AT Lasr.-It will lie remember
ed that Henry 7, Stokes. age.i Of the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati Railroad at this
PLACE, disappeared suddenly some three
years ago, and with him several thousand
dollars belonging to his employers. lie
went TO Europe, as WAS reported. and
nothing WAS heard of him until quite re-
Gently, when his Whereabouts were disco,-
erei. All at once Sheriff Hill had hus-
ness IL the direction OF Jay Cookies para
disc. lie only went. however to Milwau-
kee, where he iou~d Mr. Stokes, holding
responsible position in railway office,
aud invited him to return in ms company
to Parkersburs, where they arrived SAFE.
and sound on Wednesday Mr. profess
es to Ice innocent, but OF that one can tell
better after while. Phkersbury Ortho-
pofitan.