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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
MERaLY MENTIONED.

The Fame Hose Company have handsome
building,
Have you engaged board at Brandyvine
sprihgs7
"A daily ride back and forth frem Brandywine
springs viii cost ~ mvn h.
The schutzeR Park races are in progress.
The German Turners had pleasant picnic.
yesterday.
1t Ia luxury to have Market street daily sprink-
LED.
--straN berries are appearing in our markets in
quantitieE
-shad Ii playing out. sth.St. NJ lrket still sup
pies them, however; also, sea bass, perJus Holsters
and other nsh.
"A tight, safe stitch s made by the Singer se~-
ing Machine. 1hls Ii the best machine: Depot, 71o
Market street.
Linen goods. for hot days. cheap and good at
de wGnis pOpu4ar Clo.hlDg Hall
Sleeve buttons and shirt studs, very pretty at
k0rgans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

Ali our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsew here invite you to call and
examine: no trouble 10 khoW goods at Bah. oGk q
Bro.'s, 206 and 2OS Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ranrsaa Hszru.
rnAnss Lave WILMINGTON.


TRAINS LEAvR WILMINGTON
For Philadelphia IS, esb, $50 $40, 1880 q M
Issa. suo, 400. $50, Tln, 1895 p. N. Sundays
5 s0 and $50, p m
FOR Ess YOrk-l.sS 9. N. 1880 and $50 p m.
For BGlttmOrs-iz5a, aos and 1O.Os q m. La and
FOr tks DslssaTs n. R-la5S, and 1910 q m.
ea5 p m. No Sunday rainR
For Ass castis-l9.bo, lolo q. m, and LIS, e2o
For cOasssvslss-s.sO, A. NJ ana and P. M. The
nrst Two run through to Reading.
For ". q " K R-IMarket St., DspoL) 100
1910 g. m, and D 80 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
laeo $50, and 10db a IN. 1a1b 2.s0, $50, 400.
IS 100, 9.ib and tt.B0 p m. Sundays 500 IN. and
9.lb p. m. and II 30 p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From DsIaaOars 4 R-sOO Uyon New Cas 40
lOl6 q. m $50, 1880: Crhe latter is freight with
From ". d r. -aib and 1l.A5, q m. and g. 1s
D. n The sis a m. only runs from Coatesville.
From Pai!sastphsa-l2.4a, g. s.Se a m iS.tS
1853 and e.2O a. M. and 1895 p. m
From ". q ". X. R-(Market ST., DepoD T.6o a.
m., l. OOand $40 m.
- Bee time tables for further particulars
The Delaware Loan Association meets, this
evening.
The Epworth strawberry festival begins to-
morrow evening.
Visit the strawberry festival OF the Union Sun
day School at the City Hall.
The semi-annual interest on the bonds Of the
Masonic Hall Co., is beiug paid.
The Second Baptist church has resolved to
make its annual excursion to Cuba Hill.
The Friends Lyceum Picnic has been pitched
upon the second day OF Longwood Meeting.
There comes a rumor from New Castle that
the will of John Harris. although admitted to
probate, will be contested.
Prof Light makes another ascension from the
yard of the Lafayette Hotel, tomorrow morning
His lady will accompany him.
The Alleghanian Swiss Bell Ringers keep send
| ing US Pennsy lvania papers to let us know they
| are coming" Well let EN- come.
Do not forget the sale, this evening of station
cry travelling bags, &c at Stidhams, No Ill
E. 4th street. Bargains can be had there no
doubt.
Quite number of farmers in Chester county
are replanting their corn the cold and wet
weather having injured the first planting 80 Sc
verely that it Is feared much Of it will not come
up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
DDttres.


CAUTIoN TO THE PUBLlC,-I hereby caution
the puOlic against recetv x or negotiatnK any
note drawn by me, payable at the Bank OF Whining
ton and Brandyp inc. un ess received frhm nv h nds
or With my consent | give ths notice because
there IA nota OF IN ne, which has been obtained
without cOnsidera N. in improper hands, which
shAll not pay. Je3 81 A. RICHARDSON.
NIO1IJF-PXuELSIOR LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ 1he third paYmtn will be due ana payable at
the ONCE II the retary, NO 40l MarGet sreeton
uesday evening. June Sd 200 shar can be had
at par Apply to d, T. HAWKINS,
iek-2i Seer, tary.
ID DENiNsULAR TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND
ii INSURANCE co
WILMINGTON June -, 1879.
A meeting of the Stockholders OF the Pc. inaalar
Trust, Safe Deposit and Insurance Company will be
held st the Clayton II usr in he q y 0f Whining
ton on Saturday, June l4tb, 1873 at O'clek Z. M.
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR
je2,6teod Secretary.
nj oTICE-WILMINGToN INsTITUTE-A meet
~ ing OF the members OF the wilmington lnsti-
tate, 10 adopt new Bylaws, under the amended
Chatter, Will be hrd IL the L brary and Heading
room ON Monday, June 9.h, at p. NJ.
BY order OF the resident.
JOS. A. RICHARDSON.
maY9lSt Secretary,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

New LocoMoTIvEs.-The Wilmington and
Reading Railroad Company have ordered six new
locomotives, which will be built in Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
8ust aud :9paa6.

u osTs
mealy CaBary BIRD, with dark spot on back OF
its head Araward of S5 will be psi to anv one re-
kurninR It TO 6lO w, ThlRD bThkhE
mly3O,bLs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

- JGR.es Frdy.-Thls Wei ksOwn and distln
gulshed ice cteSm maker, as tne hot wtatner al =
prOaenss beglhs his LighJy travels along CUR ret Is
dlAtrlDutlng to mas a w sAllsn Il CussumeIs hs
chOlct Ice cream. Last Il. ghG Lis be / sUpudud III
the nrsL lllne lhls season aud tIUm ths uut during
ne not Weatner, The peUp.G Will Iusn ms ago,
loI thelI lhs ALuehL "a Ills IlUn and lovey CItall
he ALSO seIVes cur Dest families dinner
ana tea Llne, and IN the e,enlHg his neaduuAI tsrp
Ii at Eighth Street Market ktbtaurant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
SHEiAAx ErraEsy.S

THE TOURNAMENT AT HARE's ooRNKR-oorTEsT BE-
TWEEN THE KNIaRTs OF DELAWARE AND NARY
LAND. =s.N ~
The tournament announced, took place al
Hares Corner yesterday, and gave fine exhibit
tion Of ofhorsemanship. The usual confusion of
such affairs, in the starting, was not omitted on
this occasion, and the attendance Of spectators
was not near so large as it was at the tourna-
ment held at this place last fall, not being much
over one hundred persons present Quite q
number Of ladies graced the affair with their
presence. The general management was some
what deficient, the Chief Marshal who had had
former experience, being absent.
The contest was for the championship of
Knightly honors between Delaware and Mary
land. Eleven Knights. of the fourteen who
were entered. participated.
The following are the names OF the parties,
who. armed with lance and decorated in fancy
costumes, contested for the honors and the
prizes
Knight OF Killarney, f. Duggan.
" Galena G. NJ. Tayman.
a. Kent Geo Stradey.
" Demon. Geo. Dyer.
" KeRnedyville, A. Redding.
- Cloverdale A, Dillibrunt.
" Ocean Eagle, A. I. DesEane.
- g The South. A. Raisin.
" Castle Cairg r. Shallcross.
I" Lone Star, W. A. Wilson.
=" Locust Grove, Geo. Faulkner.
The dresses worn were varied, not particular
ly representing anything or anybody. The
pants and shirts, or bouses were of various
colors-red white and blue generally trimmed
with fancy fringe gilt lace, with caps and hats
trimmed with ribbons. feathers, &c,
The fitting was done subject to the following
rules, allowing each knight one tilt previous to
the opening, with an additional second allowed
on account of a ride on the tilting course;
Rings, in number 2 inches 10 Diameter
s feet from the ground each count one Lance
"a feet long Distance l25 yards Time IL
| seconds.
The five several fittings were finally compile
ted and the following was the score
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
NEW FIRM

The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the nrm name of M. v. a O. Pyle, ior the
purpose OF cary ying the coal business at the s.
W. corner OF Front and Tatna streets
MARlS v. PYLE,
aprl9.sm Isaac c. PYLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

sucI AZ Fine Table Linen, Napkins. COunterpanes
Hand erchiefs. Hosie y and Ladies' Goods, gener
ally. Also, Lot OF go Ingram and Rag Carpets
Just received TO be sold.
one large 90 inter-, Switchboard Bedsteads Flow.
er y Grain Fan, Feather Beds. large What
not. and d lot OF other goods. AIS 2 PianOs one
Of the'h being very one, nearly new.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
sCOTr.

The Scott NJ, L, Sunday School COOS to Red
Bank on Tuesday next June 10Th, aud will be
the opening steamboat excursion OF the season.
The PHO, Boy bas beenschartered for the occa-
sion. Red Bank is Immediately on the Della
ware and with its fine pic.nic grounds is place
of great Summer resort. See advertisement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
No4lCE

NJ oIICE
To the Editor Of The Commercial:
Having seen in your paper OF lhe 18th inst a no.
tlCe Of Pus Rice, OF one Of their drivers having
been hire by Walton James, take this mEthOd
Of inf Tming my old customers tue Gaute OF my
leaving them In the trst place, Pusey Rice hir,
a man rom Pniladelpnia anu paid MN more wages
than they were willing TO pay md havlng served
On lalnal W0st, asht gtUn and Jeiier Oh streets,
for nvr years anu bull up In route Tor hem, did
not think It was doing me Justlc- 10 put mo OH my
old route and put thil'drl hiA duYer on at an IN
crease Of wages over anu abO Q me. In the second
place did l hire with Wal.on James until after
! mad left PLsey Il Rice. GEO Z. HALL,
myIy-u with " alton James.
NJ O1ICE-A GUOD INVE9TM Nj me Me-
IN ch InGs' Loan association is now Issuing Sd
Series Of stock The Association oilers a pre- mum
of 10 per cent per aunum for he lst series winch
viii no doubt induce In holders To Wit d aw this,
giving additional adv nsge to the I'd und Sd SERIES
Subscriptions resolved Gy Lne secretHTy,
mYlo-tf +. Il. TAYLOR, 8 2 Market st.
NOTICE TAGG sRT'S kXPhEsS. - The only
~ Line delivering goods tnice day, from Phil
I'D, lpha. L Ompt and rella0lel Special attention
given TO private baggage, avd forwarded TO all
dspots and hotels. special messenger 10 aud
from Philadelphia daily. ONCE No East 4th st,
wilmington, or Chestnut Slreet What, PhHdel-
phia Goods received In Philada till O'Clock.
mal5lm JOSHUA TAGGERF.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

-Twenty.one styles OF Misses Caters, at Bah
cock Bros, 2U6 aud 20s Market street.
You can get Hiee ladies' lasting Button Caters,
at Babcock a bro.s, tor 81 oO, call ard see Them.
All the styles and grades of low cut walking
shoes, at BabVock BIOS, z06 andA0S Market st.
u he Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for lades At babcock a bro B, 2UO and 2Us Market
treet
The Excelsior and Evans American Cater to
he had only at Babcock Bros 2O6 a-d 2Us Market
street
-Thirty-eight (ss) styles La1ies' CATERS from
S1.2n TO SI0O at BaDcock Bros, 2O6 aud zUs Mar
ket street.
-Fifty-three (bs) styles OF gents CATERS, from
$.75 " 5000, At babcock Bros, 2O6 and 2US MAI
ket street,
An endless variety Of Children's and Infants
Shoes, all styles ana cOors, ut baDcock Bros IU6
ana xO9 Market street.
The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents wis wear wide bottom pans, at bADcuck
Bros, zO6 and 20i MarkeG street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

NoTICE-At a meeting of the Board OF Direc-
~ tors Of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts OF that ABsOca-
ton and all those indt BIT to said Association ara
hereby no ltled to call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Stree s, and make settlement at once aud
save rat BY order of the Board OF ireetors.
apTl7-tf BAhl,LE,, Sec'y.
H ISSoLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-The Co.
y partnership here ofore existing between sam
ue Murphey and Joseph E. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furnituie ID alers, ID this y dissolved by mu-
tuai con ent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by JORepr Is. Booth, whn will still continue
the business at the old stand, at9 SHELLEY Street.
Wilmington, Del SAMUEL MURPHEY.
jus. E. BOUIH.
WILMINGTON, April 16. aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
OTHER SCHOOLS.

st. Paul's NJ. +. school make their excur-
SION to Cuba Hill on the l9th. The Second
Baptist also so to Cuba Hlll,t date to be here
after fixed. The Union school determined t0
go to Landenberg, but owing to lack of cars
was compelled to seek some other place. There
we believe, are all the excursions which have
yet been announced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

Latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
children, all The rage In New York city, 10 be had
BabcOck Bro 3, 2O6 and EOS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
VENo CONTRACTORS.

sEALRp PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
CABBAGE AND KIrO HIN OFFAL.
Sealed PROPOSALS for the removal OF garDags ann
kitchen of al ia accordance with, and as qnlIt
by. tine Ordnance passed by tsy conn II Juue YIth
lSf2 tndorsd "Pflposas for nemIvi1g IArbag
viii he rest ved ut tns ONCE Gf the Street jommls-
sioner OF the city OF Wilmington, over the Fourth
street Market House,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
maySl,st
NJ wuMlSoroN, DEL. MAY goth. 1873

wnNlSd-oN. DEL, May goth, 1878.
Aessr'. FOotIeg d Edn7runp
Dear sirs Your fav1ro o tue 80 inst, covering
check OF the 1rave .lers' Insui anc- Comp ny. OF
Hartford Conn for six bundr d and III ~ (sG5J)
Dollars has been received and the came is Ackuuw-
ledp ed In full Of my cl tm against sad Company
for ss Of time, resptt from injuries received by
the accident on the r. W. b. X h., on the 22nd OF
Novr m last.
your istance in the matter, and the Company for
their prOmptitude in settlement. Yours, very uuly,
mySO.6t CHARLES h. FIR TZ,
DETERMINATIONS LOAN ASSOCiAT ON
~ BY virtue OF Section 2, Article tv-LawA, a
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Wilmington
Loau Association will be held on Wednesday even
ing next, June 4th ls13 at ~ O'Clock, IN the once
OF The Secretary, to act ON and receive proposed
nss st - CSC. c, MARIs, secy.
nj oTlCE-A A, M.-The sixty seventh annual
~ communication Of the NJ. " Grand Lodge Of
A, F. A NJ, Of the state OF Delaware, Will be held
in the Masonic Han, Ia the city OF Wilmington, on
FRIDAY, the 2Ith day OF ,une; IS 8, at u oc-ocE,
my2s eodtm Secretary Grand Lodge.
~ o1I5r-some IN licious person or per on- has
~ IL reported around town that have gone out
done 10 + jure my trade. ttill coutinue N" usi-
ness aud will be happy to serve all WHO will favor
$50 $500 HOWARD p. WALTON,
mJ29,6t OF Walton James,
CITY AssEssMENT
Inc Clty Assessment IOr inc wear lSl =, having
been com let d. Is tiled In the nice Of The CLERK ol
| the City Counc for public ins ection.
The City Council will Fit to hear appeals from the
assessm. nts on THU dSDAY, Juue OH, sT3, AT u.
O'Clock, p, M. VIM. :. HA hS,
my2G-tmca Clerk OF the City Cou Gil.
NJ oTiCE-sTOCKH HOLDERS MEETING.
IN NEw C'sTlE & W.LAIEdlo, X. X. Co, !
MBy 2Sd, IS 8
The Annual Netting of the stockho ders of thii
| Con pany will be hali at the iiCe OF tie mpanv
In New Castle on Thursday, the 5t1 OF June, at II
| A. NJ. ALFRED HURNEK,
| mJ23 TIM secretary,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
Until Thursday. juno 9Th. 1878,


at 8 O'Clock, r. M,
Bids 10 be opened and read in Council, aud III >
award or awards OF the contract or coDtracts made
to tns lowest bidder or bi iders wiGt adequate Sc
Curity y he ordnance divides the city into fonr
garbage districts AZ fol ows IAN that part OF b.
City west of Market street. aud south OF xth ,tr et
snail be the First District; ali east Nj 4 Ret and
sou Of six h street., shall be The second District
all vest Of Market and north OF sixth street, sh vi
be the Third Dlsric and al that part OF sal city
east OF Market ttrset, aud north OF sixth street,
khall be the FO nth Disttl't. .
IL req Tres the removal of all onal not less nan
three tim 8 a week. on aternate DAYS from the
trst day OF Novtm ier uu'i tn hrs daY of nay
and dai y Sunday exctpted) from the nrst day OF
May until the nrst day ot Nov mber.
Bids will he received for slngl; sttcts MIS- No
parry will b. allowed to take more than one, and
each par will name The dis riot for which he bids.
The right 10 reject my or all bids Is served.
No bid wi tie accepted unless 1t be from respor
sible pa ty.
-Succe ssful bidders 10 have the option OF the ex
tension OF the contracts f-r three years.
VII LIAM CANDY,
mysl-st Chairman of the Street Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
hCLE q MILLER.
Iseal Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
Fourth and King streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
DusLlc SALE.
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. Ao.

On Wednesday n0rninR, June 4th, 1873, AZ
90 o., lock,
AT our Auction Itooms, Cor an and King Sta, lot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
:Snr Brut.


UNoR RENT-Third story connecting Rooms,
Il over our Carpet Store, 22O and 222 Market y.
apr2itt G. WOkRBIL.
UNOR RENT-StoreH for rent, one on king and
y one On Fifth street. in the new hotel building
marli.tf K. IT. TAYLOR,
INoR RENT-Two large connect ng rooms in the
thirds STORY OF the SaVille nj ding for society
meetings OF fJr light manufacturi, z, Apnly 10
ALEX. SAVILLE,
febl,tf bl9 arket -treet.
UNoR RBNT.-Dweng House No. 1876 Delaware
y Avenue, II rooms with all the modern lm-
provements; possession given o. the Hth OF March
next. Apply TO CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
dec2,tf s1s West Street.
ENOR RENT-Large fourth-story rsom with anti
rooms; suitable for societies Apply to
RICHARDSON 4 HooPEs,
Hov25-tf 908 Market street.
ENoR RENT-A beautiful cottage, ten rooms,
y large yard at Green Hill, near the City Raj way
depot X sing sun Lane Apply to
A. .. GRIMsHAW, kea Estate Agent
ny29 6teods No. West Third str ct.
UNoR RENT-The spirtuast Hail. ON second
Il Street nea Washir gt d, may he rented any
fvenirg during the week except sunday. Apply 10
Br s Ma shan, l0I W. Seventh street; X l.. smith,
6ln W. Four street; or j. M. FRASER,
mys-lm2taw Sls ia nall street.
EINoR RENT-The large yard and wharf properly
Il foot OF Orange street Apply to
jan94-eodtf N. 3. cor Front and rat all
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

Twenty. .one styles OF Misses Caters, at Bal
cock BrO.'s, 2U6 and 2Os Market street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-18

The Fiftieth Anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. John Lippincott and
wife Charity of Morristown, o., was
celebrated at their home, on Sept. IL.
There are connected with their family
six children, four sons-in-laws, two
daughters-in-law, twenty-six grand
children, and two great grandchildren.
The greater part of these attended the
."Golden wedding. When assembled
in the parlor, a paper was read express
sive of tender regard and good wishes
concerning the aged parents, who, by
reason of their Christian faithfulness,
realized the fulfillment of the promise
81 will be Goi to thee, and to thy
seed after thee" Words, that revived
the experiences of joy and sorrow in
cident to such noble lives, and that
promised such warm affection and ten
der care, as render the close of such
lives most pleasant, brought tears of
gratitude from worthy parents and of
sympathy and love from true childrea.
Appropriate presents were made and
after short address and prayer, the
company assembled in the dining
room, where a sumptuous feast was
well enjoyed. Our sincere desire is,
that the aged couple may yet live many
days to enjoy the recollection of their
happy Golden Wedding" and to adorn
their masters cause in the family and
Church.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-18


UniOntOwn and Flushing
st. Ciarsville and Cadz, % per
-Powhatan, 6 of assessment
please for their pike tax.
the collection
New Castle, Wayne Township, Monday, October
mstrongs Mills, Washington Township Tuesday, October
POwhaan, York Township, Wednesday, OctobeS
Albrights School House, Mead Township
Centervlle Smith Township, Friday,
Boston, Somerset Township Friday, October
SATURDAY.
Farmington Coerain Township, Saturday October Is.
MOrrstown, Union Township October 20.
Hendrysburgh, Kirkwood Township, October
Sewelsvile Wednesday,
Thursday, 23 FIushin in
Unontown Wheeling Township Friday, October "A.
Belare Putney Township October
Martins Ferry Pease Township, Wednesday, October
Bridgeport, Thursday, October
Barnesle Warren Township Tuesday, November
Levy printed Goshen Township Court the
visiting that Township.
Books advertised October until
December 20. Office from A. NJ. o Pm
call thus rush.
ANDREW POR1ERFIELD, Treasurer
OairvIe, Ohio, Sept. 1873.-sep1s6w o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-18
BREAKING GROUND
Work Begun on the w.&L.E.R.]

Work Begun on the W.&L. Il. R. X.
Navarro Correspondence Canton Repository 4
| Republicon
We now lock upon the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad as living reality,
and we take great pleasure in announc-
| ing to your readers that the ground was
first broken on this line last Friday,
August 2Sth, 1878, at Zoar, in the pres
ence of Mr.. 7. w. Chapman, member
of the Executive Committee; Gen. Nc
Kee, well known railroad contractor
Col. A. K. RobiLson, chief engiueere
Mr.. Beuter, of Zoar, also a director, and
a host of friends and parties interested
in its welfare.
Now word as to the line. Starting
at Martins Ferry, on the north bank
of the Ohio river, and few miles above
Wheeling, it passes diagonally across
the Southwest corner of Jefferson couu-
ty to Hopedale, in Harrison county,
distance of 209 miles from the place OF
beginning, thence 20 Fairview, in Har.
rison county, from thence to Bowers
town, where it intersects the Pan
Handle road and thence to Leesburgh,
to the Southwest corner of Cai rol coun
ty, distance 40 and 6S-100 miles from
place of beginning, thence passes in
northwesterly direction to Zoar, and
from thence to Navarro, distance 6s and
41-100 miles from place of starting,
thence to Dalton, in Stark, and Orr
vile, in Wayne, distance to latter place
81 and 2S-l00 miles. From Orrville TO
Lodi, in the southwest corner of Me-
dina County, distance of I06 As miles
from starting point continuing thence
to New London, 127 miles, Norwalk
lab and 2S-100 miles, and finally Toledo.
the objective point, 200 miles from the
place of beginning.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-18
Complimentary 10 the Ohio be-

The Daily Graphic says the Ohio
Democrats has a positive genius for
blundering. They furnish all the
marplots, and are always the off-oxen
in the team
at was Ohio that invented Copper
headism, and tasted the first odium of
the war, by aiding secession, on the
Democracy of the country. 1t was
Vallandie ham and his Ohio conierres
who defeated Mcclellan by mailing the
peace plank to the Chicago platform
and pledging the party to an unpopu-
lar and unpatriotic proceeding. 1t was
Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, who invented
the greenback heresy which frightened
the nation from the Democracy as from
a camp stricken with the plague. 1t
was Ohio that prevented the nomina-
tion of Judge Chase in 1858. In short,
almost every misfortune that has be-
fallen the national Democracy has re-
suited from the pur-blind policy and
miserable blundering of the Ohio DEM
ocrats. And this last act shows that
they have learned nothing from their
repeated mistakes, and that their pas
sion for laundering is stronger than
ever in death. No wonder that the
Republicans flatter and caress the Ohio
Democracy, to whose persistent blunG-
ering they are indebted for the defeat
and disgrace of their old enemy, if not
for their own successes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-18
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classes OF people, is because it will do
what no other substance will us follows:
MECHANIC5.-Will entirely remove
tar, paint, oil and varnish from the
clothing and hands.
FARMERs.-Its use will prevent tan,
sunhurn, chapped hands.
WORKING WoMEN.--It will take the
place of powders and cosmetics for
beautifying the complexion, and will
render the hands white and soft, no
matter how much they are used.
EvERYBOEY.-It is the best article
ip the world for removing all cutaneous
blemishes from tho skin, and rendering
it white, beautiful, and natural In col,
Or. In price cheaper than soap-only
10 and 10 cents a cake, according to size.