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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06

Il Ia gratifying 10 TO inform the public that De-
E. Q. C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
ThroE and Lung Diseases, has gained an .nvia5le
from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast,
and from thence to some of the first families of
Europe not through the press alone but by person.
throughout the States actually benefited and cured
at his Office. While he publishes less, so say our
reporters, he is unable to supply the demand 1t
gains and holds its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and assisting nature to throw off the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchia
tubes, which canses irritation.
Second. Itremoves the cause of irritation (which
produces cough) of the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes assists the lungs to act and throw
off the unhealthy secretions and purfes the blood
Third. 1t is free from squills, lobeia ipecac and
opium, of which most throat and lung remedies are
composed, which allay cough only, and dsorganize
the stomach. 1t has soothing effect on the stom-
ach, acts on the liver and kidneys, ard Emphatic
A. nervous regions thus reaching to every part OF
the s,vstem, and in its invgorating and purifying
effects It has gained reputation which it must
hold above all others in the market.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06

MARRIED.-On Thursday. Jan. ss,h,
by Austin Fuller, Mr. Noble D. Lovely,
and Miss Angelina Dunn
We hope Mr. Lovely, feels Lore9y,
by procuring for himselfa LOVELY wife
and that Miss Dunn, will never have
cause to regret that she married Love
". The parties have our best wishes may
they live long and prosper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
200 Acres,

OF which 90 20 80 is grass land and tbs resi-
due the soil of the best beech, maple walnut and
poplar timbercd land. There is about 80 or 100
acres under cultivation with good fences and the
residue is timbered land. Public roads on the
South and East sides. Good frame dwelling good
frame barn, grain house, cribs. sheds and
other out-buildings, furnace, and drying kins for
sorghum, fruit, &C., fair orchard, permanent well
and convenient gates and bars.
The premises win he sold for third in hand
and the residue Or one SMd TWO fears time pay
ments to De secured by notes on interest and
mortgage, with reasonable conditions. Arrange
Iaents can De made tsr further ame as 30 part of
the price if il should be necessary. The property
sirable location for rome well TO do gentleman who
wants nice farm Proposals received and infor-
nation f1rnislied on application 10 the under
signed al Argos, or 10 G. II. Reeve at Plymouth
al-3m. LILLIAN RAILSBACh, Executor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
The Leading
Paper
IN THE
NORTHWEST

And this position it win endeavor to malntaln
The INTER-oCEAN will continue to be the Or
gan OF the People in the largest sense Cd the won
insisting epen the preservation of the rights of the
many against the few. To this end i. ssin main
tain an increasing warfare against the aliases anc!
extortions Of ALI. CHARTERED AoNopoLIxs; not at
tempting to destroy the inst rights of any, but de-
termiDed to sring every SPECIAL privilege granted
by legislative act under control of the poHer that
conferred; believing that the public conscience is
the true court of final resort in Il. questions affect
ing the relations of corporations and the people.
In Literature, General News, Foreign and Do
mestic Correspondence Local Matters, and all that
goes to malIe-a PKEST4LASS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
Grand Jurors for the present term

Grand Jurors for the present term.
WIN. c. Edwards, Jonas Fullnaer, Lew
rs Beagles, John NJ Gunnett, Martin
Fink, Jacob Kelver, Joseph EvaEs, Rob
ert j. Pitcher, VIM. Thomson, John G.
Anders, Daniel D. Rogers, and James
SNYDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
IN NORTHERN INDIANA

The old 1ETNA of Hartford assets ever - ooo =
600.
The old PHOENIX of Hartford, assets over
81 250 600 After paying Boston losses and all 9TH
er liabilities. Pay no attention to Whist others say
about these Companies of the agency. Come and
learn the facts.
The OLD NEW YORK LIFE, assets over s2o, Ooo.
oOO The most liberal and safest Company in the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
Y aluabIe Farm for Sale

7 OFFER for sale the farm of the late Charles
j Brown deceased, lying ~ miles from Argos.
10 miles from Plymouth, and ta miles from Bour-
bon, in Marshall County, Indiaaa in The midst OF
one OF the NEST fertile, prosperous and beautiful
ties on every side. and surrounded with thrifty
taEme7er convenieu5 schools, ehRsches, tuadesmen
and mechanics Ii CONTAINS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
MILLIONS OF ACRES
Iowa < Nebraska Lands
FOR SALE BIZ THE
Burlington l. Mo. River n. n, Coz
On Ten Years Credit at 6 Der cent
INTEREST.

FNODeSTS vii pay for the land sfd i'm
pToyements much within the limit of thIsf
credit. Better terms are not offered, and probably
CIRCULARS giving full particulars. pr.tis-
call for all that are wanted to read and Circulate
Come W est and thrive, Friends win follow
"A sectional Map. showing the exact loca
ton OF Iowa lands is sold at 80 cents and 81 NJ
braska lands at same price. For Circussss And
Maps apply to
GEO. 8. HARRIS.
Land Commissioner, Burlington, IJTa.
~ And phrase say in 4fsspsper this sdveresse-
ment was seen. t5ssxss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality. and better lsca
ted Real Estate for less money and on more favor
able terms than can be had of any other person,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06

No new developments in the Credit
Mobilier investigation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-06

DR.. Barr, and c. ]. Riddle, collecting
agents of Argos, paid the REPUBLICAN
office visit on Monday. We are glad
to meet such clever gentlemen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-28

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uni form. illuminating power superior
to gus. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly TO take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. ~ snfety under every possi-
proved by Its continued use In over 100000
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold aud no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured nom burning, storing or handling IL.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
Resulting from the use OF cheap and danger
orr oils IN the United states, IL appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioncrs throughout the country recommend
the Astral MS the best safeguard where lamps
are used. send for circular.
For sale ut retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the pruprietorS,
CHAS. PRATT Il CO.,
l60l&w6m los Fulton street, New York.
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phllip Wcrlcln, wholesale and retail deal
or IN ilplDg and organs, oliice and sales
rooms Nos. h0O Iioronnc street, New Or
lenna. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than NJ any establish
mcnt South, Large sales fully nticSt these
statements, Pnnos sold ON payments OF
Sl2 1Nnd-s2O per month If preferred. Philip
Wcilcin's IL The oldest music house, nnd also
the largest pIuno ana organ house In New
Orleans. One-lourlh million copies sheet
music Of all kinds, Send for price list and
FERNS l2jdif
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GROCEHiEs,
SUGAR.
In hnrrnls. nor nnllnd.

rhlr..''''.
i.
W.
lpWutttU
Crushed .........................
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Nntioe.

THE undersigned takcs this method Of
Notifying the citizeos Of pnlias that lie has
permanently located IN this city for the
purpose of supplying all who may need
them, with the eoiehra,ed Forest city Light
ming Rods, which are universally udlnitted
by oil acquainted With the gpfinelples ot
eiectriritysio be the best rod In hse. Untn
field House VIII be promptly attended to.
| i0dtf c.E. HILBuRN, Agent.
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ATTENTION is invited to the adver-
tisemcnt of private boarding. that
appears in our columns this morning.
Those who may desire to avail them
selves of tirst-class entertainment
should do so ut once
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IIUTCIIISs.
Town Lots for sale.

Twelve lots lone bloclSl, on the principal
business street OF the town Of Ilu,chlns, Oh
the Central ,RnilroNd, In Dallas county, Tor
sale 1T low prices. Apply To
JOHN W. SWINDELlS,
,visltfh Herald Oillcc.
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GENERAL Travelling Agent st. John,
OF the Texas Express, whose phiz
suggests Kaiser Williams, travelled
into our sanetum last evening and was
expressly Yorickish in his refreshing
chat.
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For Rent.

The second story of Clark II Brynn's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply to Clark " Bryan, west side publi,
Sumnrr, lGldtI
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hog Tx.
U0B lax,
MAnsHALF OFFICE, cIryoF DALI

MAnsHALs OFFICE, CRY OF DALLAs,
August ~, lM0,
IN aecunlNnoe with II resolution Of the
lity council, pnN0d August 20, 1913, the own
ers OF dom nre required 10 Gull IN the city As'
aesgor ana collector aud pay IaS nnd yet
dog collar, NJ required by law.
All dogs found v ithout collars on ana nitcl
ten days nom this date WIN DO Killed.
THOS. FLNNN,
l9Nlid Marshal CITY If Dallas
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I. \. nAnrnoLow, Local rai,or-
The OIlcIal Paper q the city


we have The aeiIisIes and che worh
men 4. do m good work, and ~ "'
low rates, M enn b. dose "'s"h'f"'
amd We mean 10 do u. BrinE your
vine lob work 10 the DAILY HEN
AID 0rrICE, Corner Elm ANA Nous
tou strcets.
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A. X. Lucas offers this reward for
the recovery of sorrol horse stolen
from him on Saturday night last, or for
any information of his recovery. See
advertisement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-28

The best assortment of Havana and domes-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas is Ia
be had ut \. Reineckcs, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. li1-dtw
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Now Market

On the west side of the river al the foot II
the bridge, Nienis twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the City Market. No charge
Is made for crossing the bridge.
h0-dtf W. A.JENKlNSS BONNER.
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Geo. M. LiitYeiicld ~ Co., fur
ni:WrC dealers. have moved OPP
pOsise the Scott HOUSE, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
il completed. ll7tf
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WE are obliged to w. Il. Bullock,
Esq, Secretary of the Louisville In
dustrial Exposition, of Arts, lnvcn-
TONS Manufactures and Products, for
complimentary invitation to the
Second Grand Exposition, which will
open September 2d, and continue till
Octohpr Nth, next.
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Snooial Notice.

Iwill give employment as travelling agents
TO one or two active, industrious and expert
cnccd business men, Call NJ my Office ON
Elm street, or ut the store Of y. Loeb Il Co.,
below.
lOSdlw j. W. SCHENCK.
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Sn,yinA Mnnliinas.

one Wilcox and Gibbs sewing machine,
new; one Empire sewing machine, old style,
secondhand, lor sale low, by
l6idtf j. W. SWINDEllS.
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Wanted,

4 few lohorerS aud carpenters. To the right
Kind OF men this viii be n job by the year.
Apply Mt
l70dlt DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
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T.. II. CUSHING, the great Book,
stationery man, of Houston, sends us
the following pieces of music which
are just published, "Ivelyn Quick
step by Floy Brooks, aged eleven
years; "Zampa," an instrumental
piece, by PacheT "Pretty Evaine
.Adairn song and chorus, by Willy s.
Hays; "Fannie's March, being ono
Of ten little rogues, by Charles Kinkel.
All the above and many more can
be had ut Cushing's great house,
Houston.
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Instruotion on The Plano.

Miss Mary McOwcn viii receiver few more
pm lis for instruction. on the Piano. She
may be found at the residence of the senior
publisher of The Dallas Herald, corner Pa'
ellie avenue and Houston street. lOdlIn
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Two flrst-rnte large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply 10
E.S. GAY, JR.,
l5l-dtf ONCE Jordan, Gay IL Go.
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ANOTHER of our Shreveport friends
appears in our advertising columns
this morning, Messrs. Ogelvie d Ma
bors, grocels and dealers in western
produce, vegetables, etc. Orders from
merchants and contractors solicited
and promptly filled, and shipped on
short notice. See advertisement.
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"a preference at u price" need not be asked
by the npprccotlvc mechanic who buses his
bids on what his doors, frames and fronts
will cost nj the
DALLAS planning MILLS.
lbituthSsnt3w
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The contractors who win build up Dallas
those who throw aside the obsolete hand
work ana get their framing done ut the
DALLAS FLAMING MILLS,
IhllmlhMsnLlM
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I,annninl Nntica,

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply toC.J Dent Il Co., Office
city Railroad. ljjdtf
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Ue knelt beside her dying bed,
nSpcak, daughter, speak, " the old man \ Id
"Whcrc * II father, where islt, say,
English Female Biticrs | must haYe tod n,
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THE COUNTY y ALL
ITs ESECRABLE CONDITION

Complaints, bitter and lond have
repeatedly been made ~ visitors 20
this Institution touching ltq uncleanli-
ness and the severity, II moi the Iuhu-
mainly, Of the treatment Of isunlor-
nate inmates. IN order 10 test the cor
rectness Of these administrations, we,
tho oditoi-ln-chlef and the reporter Of
this paper, repaired 10 the Jail yestcdny
afternoon, IN company with IlX-Gov-
crnor Crockett, Colonel John Stem
mons and Judge Iinkins and found the
following 10 be the state Of affairs IN,
what even nm uhinpassionod senti-
mcnt must odjudge, another "hole of
of Calcutta. y
The north room Of the second
story was filed with half naked
wrclchcs, their semi-denuded condl-
ton being at their own election)
chained TO the floor, many Of these
manacles communicating from the
limbs of one man TO those of another,
while the same precautions against ca
cape were bound to the ankles Of u
poor fellow who lay in IN eplleptic
TT, and from his limbs the iron tethcr
was united to those Of negro cllprit
beside him.
The south room contains the iron
cell, in which were about rs many
prisoners as In the north room. These
were not manaced, as the cage is con-
sldered sufficient security. The want
Of ventilation, however Is equal in
both, and that, with the accumulated
fragments which have fallen from
the imaginary tables for months, and
lay an iuch thick on the floors in II
purifying state, produces II stencil for
which we can find no name.
Now the question arises, who is re-
sponsible for this? Is 1t the Sheriff,
the Tailor or the county who built
the Jail ? IL the Jail too small or are
the appropriations inadequate to keep
the hcrdcd souls therein in condition
above II mirc-bedded, swlll-fed hog!
II is said the Sheriff receives one dol
lar for each prisoner, and AN addi-
tional amount for blankets and Other
provisions for comfort, and with that
the inilor should be able to provide Il
more wholesome regimen fol the occ,l
pants.
tsheriiI'Br0w has, webelicve, Away
given the utmost satisfaction IN his
Office as II man, uniting mercy witt
decision, and who Is always ready tC
correct abuses that may affect the char
actcr Of his county or impair the deli
cnte and responsible functions Of hi'
Office and we feel that II properly nidct
and seconded by those whom he has ;
right to look for assistance, in abatini
this great wrong, if the appropriation
rs il now stands IL insufficient, ht
can and will at once bring about re-
form 50 signally demanded,
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WOIstOn. Wells Il Vidor
CtIIoy FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tags Building 70 Strand salrstep, f,ns

Represented by George II. Campbell, Travl
cling Agent. We willmQke liberal cash ad.
vNnces ON oil cotton constituted to the above
a1 isSssaiswsmo. eAsroS&THoNAs'
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"Not In the field rs contractor" but oticr-
ing 10 that class an auxiliary they can not
slight and compete with those who avail
themselves of it,
THE DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
lG3tuthSsat8w
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FOR Rent.

The business house now occupied by Thos.
NJ. Micrs, on Commerce street, is now for
rent. Possession given on or about Septcm-
berl. Apply ut the store. l6idd
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
District Officers.
Oaiccrs of Dn,Ins Coun,y.

Judge Fourteenth District HARDIN HART
District Attorney T, AULT
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Roal Estate for Sale.

immediately adjoining the city of Dallas
sold IN quantities TO suit purchasers,
THuRMoND 4 MITCHELL
ijDdtf Attorneys at Law, pallus, Texas.
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pOLiTlcsl.
A GARD.
10 tFac voters OF lDallas county:

10 tglc { OscYS Oh AP.aslsaS S0Fghsy'
FELLoW-clTlHFNs: The rapidly OF
growth and development Of our county,
amidst the settlements Of which l nave
come amongst you, and tho absence OF
strongly marked individuality in the most
earnest and loyal of 'ntw comcrs," iustliies'
III IL does not make necessary, on tbs occa,
to YOU to-day az Il candidate for District
ClGrk of Dallas county, and beg TO say thai
in soliciting your suffrage rely upon ny
personal and political necrt, as made WIN
In your observation, not within ycni ilnesi
during twenty years. In politics, l am
Democrat, none the less devoted ana hfln
because courteous and charitable. iaNibs
cast my first vote for MIR. buchanan for Pres
ident ! have never scratched o DomocfauV
ticket nor shirled vote. ii elected tlieult
Clerk by your suffrage, viii be as just ~
respectful, rs diligent and as faithful m duly
rs am, and have boon, consistent and coll
stant In politics, Very respectfully,
l5dtf RICHARD GAINES
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F,,IJtys AND NUTS.

DREEb3TrTTFYJ .XyD GlAiN.
A good deal of wheathnS been offered, bn'
the press bX farmers seems now 10 DE sun
siding. Flour active NJ ourquolhliolls.
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j. W. sOHENCK.

"Riss mo and go,n said II blonde beauty
who had been using English Female Bilters
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roI.IcE FORCE.

POLICE FORCE.
W. $. Phars, y. Z, Nichols, stephen Hud-
son, \. W. Mixspn, William A, Raker, G. w.
iavdin, 7. y, Phares, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride
Special Policeman-William f.. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
First Wari-lI. BARK s,lalc. Alex. Sanger,
II. =. Ervay.
Scales.
Third ward--John Owens, W. @. sterett,
James Greer
Fourth ward-w. c. Young and John W.
Zane.
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yuxn1tuxo> ~ fs
Bedroom ssttqv sale. nessly new. knply
~ this salee,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
/. The Fire Department.

REPpnT OF THE ERE COMPANIES coMMrrrEE, AT
l5 elef -oi THE CITY COUNCIL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
A Critical season.

Toward the close of the warm season the lonI
continued heat begins to tell upon the body and
mind. Both become exhausted. and we feel instict-
iYely that nature, after fighting gallant battle
with debitating temperature is dropping at last
and requires to he stimulated and reinforced. This
therefore, is period of the year when course ol
Ifosteters Stomach Bitters isespecislly useful -
The immediate effect OF this unequalled vegetable
eltoratye is tc cstrengthenthsslom sharpen the
appite tone and regulate tue bowels and give stea
dinesi and vigOr to the nerves. As preventive o
the endemic and epidemic complaints that prevail
at this season, and as remedy Tor Indigestion yei
disturbances, nerVOuns debility, constipation, Ian
guor headache ana all Irregularities OF the bowels
this pure and wholesome vegetable tonic and alter
atiye has no equdl among medicines
aug1tOl3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

large sale Of paribr suits anl other fdfniturC
. ~ TnaalaVI i D -e5i sc cto.i-2zl1 I1ltsl 81
1uoou"J' - N. ~ l.Ls.La aLL-.lt n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
the reasons set foFth:s Your CoinmIttee fnsS IN
atructlons 70 ask for proposals for ishing said
The'pporf was bnantpouslY adopted. 2
Another Ara EeIe or Common Household
Use kuferketlcel

Associated with the earlier recolectioas Of a
great many men and women is the memory of the
Bath brick and emery stone wherewith the knives
articles We're at stated times Hseoured up. y" That
primitive mode prqvaIia to-day in thousands OF
families who haveh used Sapolio. Bit once
let Sapolio DO used slor tlIs.apufpose and that
housewife never wants Bath brick o. emefy stone
any more Sapoo not only scours of 3al rust
and tarnish, it tbrghtens, bestows polish bril-
liant qs. newt and does it in ona tenth Of the time
required by my other substance, Sold every
where. liousckeepefs try IL, 4 Z 2Weod&eow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08
IrIIrY MorloEs.lnea 81 81,

rNt .Gt --@ ,1lftRo WQH
sgLARGEsr Nuf sClAL ID the city Il otBld. "
BR0WN's. South Of Market 81 seet Bridges jyiziSM
e 81
,CHRAP CoAI--Stove at $s.s5. Nnto s ssIs siS Pet
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
Of Market street bridge s WMs.JlEBkUARE6a rs
July 1st.-Sm. sTTy ,saom.i,laas 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

A TREAT TO THE GHIf.bBEN ~ Yesterday,
in response to a kind invitation from John
O'Byrne, Esq, the pupils Of the st: Peters
Orphan Asylum corner of Sixth and West sts.,
paid Visit 10 Mr.. John o. Byrne residenCe 9, in
Brandywine Hlipgttedi piiey went ouJin the
morning. and spent the day there, piayi ng
andromping and indulging ip all SOrtsof games
to their hearts 1eonteht. Excellent refresh
ments were provided for them In abundance
Among the visitors were 1SislIOp Becker, and
Rev! Fathers Lyons and MeGran; ga ei s4saI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

a RS~LLdst night, party 81 about, sstj1tecn "
roughs, from RedgepIlleS ~ eMt llOAn AOln eastern
part ot the eityt hr 5hsn iIrGad bfigs and soon
kicked up aSVW Wltb D IA ~ Sf egfoas glene ne
sroes were reihfoiced matt fhe eY tlntbe about
thirty, and the Hedgetilla rppgbs were badly pun
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-08

BASE BALL.-At Milford, yesterday a match
game of base ball was played between the
Academic Club, ,.of that town, and the Active
Club, iOf this city, resulting in victory for
of the Active, Reynolds; the catcher, was alb
sent and the nine was somewhat disarranged
IN consequence. AT first they played loosely,
and allowed their opponents TO ron up a large
score. After the tllirdinningsJ however, the
tions, and some sharp playing was done, and
in the other six inings, the. Academies were oL-
ly allowed to add FIVE more runs to their score.