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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

AccTDENTAnIYi SHoT.-B Before Alderman
Better yesterday, at Philadelphia, JET g. But
Ter, cOIored, was charged with shooting Samuel
M. Williamson, Of this city, on Monday even-
ing, at pawn Office, 10 1heI lneighbOrhood of
Third and South streets. Policeman Berry Stat
ed that the wounded man is at the Pennsylvania
hospital, bui lhe fhy ysitian ID chafge Is unable
10 give an opinion As to the character. Of the
wound, which is In the groin, because as yet be
has been unable 10 extract the ball. William-
son said THAT iIeaudstho prisoner were both in
the establishment, tbs former for the purpose Of
purchasing gpp, and the latter 10 buy pistol.
While they we're examining the weapons the
pistol, which was loaded, was accidentally die
charged, the Ball peasttating the body Of Will
Hanson. Al lie hospital the injured man stat
ed that he believed The shooting: accidental, as
there Waspo feeling ietWeen them. The defen-
iant Rts Held ID 81 900 baiI for 3 further hear
Ing. "4s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

The TpBF.-A trOt for purse Of 5000 took
place over the NomelsdOEf Driving Patp
course near 'RealtinR, Monday afternoon.
About two hundred people were present to
ing from Reaplng. The race was called at 8
O'Clock, with the following horses entered
Hiram schitier's LADY Gray" William
Schwartz,s Fanny, F" Johu ThompsOn's
Honest " Ohm - and John SpatE's dolly
Yardeh.I Tie purse was won by Schitleris
/ GIady Gre" In three straIehtheats, 1Fanny.'
second; "H0neat John, = third, and the Spatz'
mare last. Time, 800, ,3.O3, 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

DROWNED. On Monday night, young man
nomed n. Kelley, from Philadelphia, Was drowned
In the Delaware Bay, near Pea Patch Shoals. Ke-
lev was member OF boat club, which was on a
cruise down the Bay. On Monday night he aro c
10 his sleep and before ho could be prevented,
walked overheard. His body had not been recOv-
cred up to latest accounts. ~ t4f,5.sl D..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

A SQUIRT FOB, THE CHAMPIONSHIP. 1.-The
members of the Water Witch s. y, e. Co., have
decided to squirt their steamer agaiust any other
in the Fire Department, and have accordingly
issued challenge to that effect, which will be
found elsewhere. The challenge, it is thought,
will be taken up by the Fame Hose, and an ex-
citing contest will be the result. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD. sc.

Government Securities. Gold, State Bonds, Rail-
rond Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities speciality Being repre-
sened in all the principal cities By reliable CORES
in this line with promptness and despatch Persons
wanting TO buy or sell invited TO give US call
Quotations of the active Stocks at New York and
PHILADELPHIA received daily at our Office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and tor
Every kind ofIssitimate Banking done, n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

Boy HURT.-On Monday afternoon, a. one of
the north bound trans, on the p, W. d b! 4. Il.
was nearing Darby, a boy was observed Sitting
upon the track. lie made no hasle 10 get out OF
the way OF the tram, aud consequently he was
struck, receiving severe scalp wound, and sn :
tanning other injuries. His recovery is doubtful
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

Fs5EcfEbs FRol THE TRAM, Yesterday,
one Of PhiIadelphia's Irish citizens, accOmpar
MED by twOladl came down TO Wilmington
on the boat purchasing return tickets, by way
Of the p, w. & b. r.. X. accommodation
trains. Desiring more rapid transit to the
city, the gentleman proposed to try the Penn
syIvania Central's express train which leaves
Rt 6'cl0elk, ana SO he put his party aboard and
the started of. The conductor, when he came
around if6t tickets, refused 10 take those ten
dered him BY the Irish gentleman and demand
edfarRB from athe party. This demand was
refused, when the train Was stopped at Clay
nfent station, ana the party put Of. The Ia
dies wanted to pay, but the mar. n.peremptOFlly
refused to allow themI and asserted his Amer
can Independence by waiting over two hours
at the station, before he could 40 on to the
city. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
CITY MOI ICEs.

LARGEST NUT ClAL in tho city at MM. u.
BROWNS, South Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
CHRAP CoAL.-Stove at $3.50. Nut, $5,I5 per
92lO pounds for CASH only, al the wharf south
OF Market street bridge. VIM ]. BRowN.
July 1st.-3m. te+ 'l---
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

just received one Of the largest assortment
Of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps is
theeity which am selll1g gt the very lowest
frees. Aayallk hats are hspecialty. Can ID
sure to be suited. LEWIS @, SPRINGER.
Hat Store.rsAf q no 2sS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
CHECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia New York, Boston. Bal
timore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers at par
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
Peach ahipnaants.

TUESDAY. ~ y. =" y q ~ =,
To Philadelphia, .fi-ll Ia cars. q
To Jersey City, % issts
Total, - ..s -t.e- 81
Previous shipments, --.>. .s-s..'. GO Z. q.
Total thus fs1 shipped, - .ssl Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
NOTICE,
SOMETHING NEW.

Those Of our citizens wishing to buy Wana-
maker Browns Clothing, should call at No. W
lO6 King street. Milmingt0n, Del, where ~ N
their Agent, FRED. CARSON. can accommodate
y0 with the latest styles of Clothing from the lar
res house of the kind in the United States he also
Keeps full line Of SAMPLES, to suit the seasons.
nd makes them up at
WANAMAKER K BROWNS
PRICES.
Give MS q call and see for yourselves. before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at a.t.. =
/. 4O6 KING STREET. i .
s3k ie2-sm. \
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

OF Dividends, Notes. Interest Drafts &c., nsde with
despatch. and sccounted for the day payment Is re-
eeiVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

LOAN AssocIATIONs.--At the regular monthly
meeting Of Excelsior Loan Association, last even
ing, 3, 800 sold at 35N per cent. premium.
At the meeting of delaware Loan Association
last evening, all the money received was paid odI
to Withdrawing holders OF the first series shares
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
Special ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

interest made on deposits of spsciao Sums. for
fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
I q ORGAHIz ED IsAs.
JOHN MoLEAR & SON;
Exchange&DepOsitBank
WILMINGTON. DEL.

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per snnum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

Prof. Wlseis to take with him on Ilis bal
bopn voyage number Of carrier pigeons, to
act as reporters FOR the DAILY GTaDhtc The
birds are furnished by Mr.. d. s. Rubbell. Of
New fork, YhQiaR famous plgeop-fancier,
ana who is new putting the little messengers
through course Of training at his, farm In
pSnniiE El1IlMLk1 Iu.J G7li
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

REMOvED.-PrOt. VIM. A. Reynolds has re-
moved his school Temporarily until he can obtain
other rooms. to the third story OF SaVlles bulldog
Sixth and Market streets. Tho fall term opens or
the lst OF September next. tN-slt4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

I Is is stated that the new public 6uiIdlnRs OF
A69as PM, are 70 be larger than the Capitol
&c washington. y vs+ka-AtW v
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06
LnnAk lEgikLI0f fRass
Z. - 2s-.ss7rra-

Hops Loan Association meets this evening
Buy YOUR slchrt for the swltehback azcutsIOui
Tonight
81. PAuis Mission sunday School ple.hIctd on
the brandyNlns, yesterday, a.
Tbs Seitchback exclusion win leaGs the r., :.
g b. H. r. depot to-morrow morning, at O'CLOCK, I,
sharp, lE ~ = ,a5a3s n'l- i4fd s9-st.
-DEcEAsED.-John A. Armour, q reporter Of tie
tiou. -.,--T-I ! 81. -. u .gg.sf
The congregation of Epworth Chapel haVs
bought lot, and propose to erect new chapel
ere long. a. ..tt. .- b. ~
The Finance COMMITTEES of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association, met here this morn
ing, at Robnson's, FouIth aud Market.
BLOOMS The barge Republic, loaIled with
blooms, for Steele g. Worth OF CoateavilIe, arnvtd
at the Wilmington & Reading wharf, to-day.
The EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY tomorrow, On
the steamer s. M. Felton. will leave French street
whart at o'clock A. NJ sharp. The tickets are
all sold. 's.i,. 800 ..tStI
We understand that the many friends Of W. N.
Chandler have been urging him 70 run as an inde-
pendent candidate for City Council, in the 9Th
Ward, and that the Democrats of that Ward will
not nominate a candidate If he consents so to do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-06

VI. N. CHANDLERs, As- a
nslsHs Ne. 6ii Market Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-07
Reed IL Laihrop.

Austin street moves to the front line
of business thoroughfares in fine style.
Some of the neatest and most attrac-
tive retail establishments have already
been completed and filled with first
class stock and others are being rapid
ly pushed forward on this street. OF
the former the new book and station
cry store of Messrs. Reed d Lathrop
stands prominent. In addition to full
lines Of stationery already received
tsey will open to-day large stock OF
school books, standard works and one
of the finest stationery stocks ever
brought to this city. Their store is OPP
posite the postoilice.
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This, the most magnificent spectac-
Mar drama ever produced OH the Amer
lean stage, will be given tonight ut
Fields Theatre. In all the leading
cities of the United States, as well as
European capitals, it has in each sue
cessfully run for one hundred consec-
utive nights with increased audiences
upon each repetition. We therefore
hope that our citizens will turn out to
night and give the pains-taking Crisp
troupe, such Il house rs has not been
equalled in the history of their appear
ance upon the stage. On Saturday af-
ternoon matinee will be given for
the benefit of parents aud children,
and we hope all the little ones in the
city will be sent to see one of the most
fascinating and beautiful of stage
pieces.
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mo nnirnn cnnnlY llnnk.

The solid accession Of business brain
and available and ppodIgl0us capital
which has slgnallzod the development
oflhc city OF Dallas, for the lat lcw
yenm, counts among representative
no stronger aggregation Of monies
than thnt which forms the slNow' Of
The Dallas Comfy Bank, and 10 more
hdIllantund sagaclOus ilnancier Than li7
President, John KoT Esq For many
wears Nh. Kerr conducted Wltl un'n-
.pcachablc ability aud uusworylng ildel-
itythoallal,g o(tbellIr5t National i'onl'
Of Lcaycnwortl, Kansas, Upon his
retirement from That institutions me
Board Of Directors passed a resolution
which wins very IlaIlerlng notice
we reproduce from the LoayenworFh
Daily Conservatives
JOIN l[ERI,, ESQ --lt ~ announced
that Mr.. John Kerr late President oi
the First National Bank, viii leave on
Wednesday for New York, Mr. Kerr
has been engaged In the bnnklngbusl-
ness IN this city nearly ten years, ana
has been emnenlly successful ~ all
his undertakings, the principal o.
which has been the organization ana
establishment OF the institution rom
which he now withdraws Upon nc
coming the resignation Of Mr. Kerr,
the Board of Directors passed, linah-
imously the following resolution;
hcsoipcd, That the thanks of the
Directory Of this Ennk are due ana are
rendered to John Kerr, ESQ, its Pres
| idcnt, for the able manner IN when us
affairs have been conducted under his
supervision; and we take this oppor-
tunity Of Xprossing our regret Ihal ne
has determined to remove his sphere
of action to another locality ! bIt
wherever he may be-, he shall have oar
warmcst regards and unboundcd con"
iidencp, we dccming his talents rs u
banker of the highest order, and HIM
one who has stood at the head OF the
fraternity in this community nom the
infancy of banking IN LeaVenworlh.
The stockholders Of this bank aFo
composed Of some Of the strongest
names In the tinan cial circles OF the
East and South. Among them are
such touchstOncs Of financial power az
r. w. Donnell, Of the iirm of DpDnc!l,
Lawson & Go, and jacob Stout, OF the
firm Of Cecil, Stout & Thayer, of New
York, both institutions having passed
through the tremendous tempest of the
last few months, unsc0thed At home
il is represented 10y some of the fore
most merchant princes and business
spirits of the South, It's cashier, Mr.
T.. y. Grubcr, Is gentleman OF eX-
tended experience in his department,
and an officer whose courtesy aud dis
patch will Insure the most agreeable
and satisfactory business relations
with deposiiorS and the general pat
ronage OF the bank. We invite aitcn-
ton to their card in another column.
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-
TIE ladies were out yesterday with
the sun, and some with their SONS
SOME shopping yet done through
carriage windows.
A LITTLE more sunshine like yester-
day and Wen soon tread ON something
solid.
HWorth makes the mani says the
poet and Fort Worth Is making Il
town. T
LARGE droves Of horses are passing
through our city daily. The most as
tonishing thing about them Is their
thinncss. Tissue paper would
look like u three inch plank beside
'em.
Ir will give the many and warm
friends of Dr. Foote, pleosureto learn
OF his complete restoration to health
and his re-enterlng upon his profess
sional duties. His Office is over Hos
kins drug store. .s.5.
Al,oli snatched n twenty-five dol
lar shawl hanging in front of n store
on elm street yesterday, and running
out into the street with it, soon occa-
stoned fall in the price of that shawl
To II valuation Of just about twenty
live cents.
Two coLoREp boys got into Il quar-
rel on Market street near the Pacific
road, yesterday, and one of them
drove knife entirely through the arm
of the other. The wound was made
with the blade of II pcn-l;nilc.
A CoIOREp woman thrashod u white
man back of the Central hotel the
other day until he beloved for
quarter. His oilense was, that on the
woman's return from down town she
discovered him asleep in her bed, with
his boots on, clothes ON, hat ON, and
drunk on. This rated the African
belle, and she proceeded to smother
him with billet OF wood, Officer
Crabbe took them both in custody.
THAT enterprising thoroush-g going
man of business, Mr.. y, Il. Grove, OF
The Dallas Planning Mill and Wood
working Machine Shop, ON Main
street, is doing u thriving business.
His orders for work extend all along
the railroads North, East and South,
and his work gives universal satisIac-
ton, RH GF& c&ItBuE
''THE Sea of Ice,n to he produced nj
Fields Theatcr tonight will be an
I attraction never before offered to our
citizens, and should be seen by every
one. Don't fail to go. The prepara-
items making for this grand spectacle
ARE extensive and brilliant. The
theater should he literally jammcd To-
night, and also Saturday at the matt
nee.
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Pratts Astral Oh,

Absolutely nfr Perfectly olorlrs' Al
ways unifOlm, Illuminating power superior
ia gng UurnB IN any lamp without danger
Of exploding Or luillug NE. MANUFACTURED
expressly ~ take the place OF volatile ana
dnngeruu, Oils, IT, snlply under very ppssl'
bic tr,t uLd ils pctc' burning PullllleeSS i l
pl0ypd ~ ts continued use IA over DOOOO
mmlllus, 1880,
Millions Of gallons have been sold ana no
accident, directly or Indirectly, lUb eyer pr-
cured nom hulnlnH storing or llHnlllnR W.
The nnmei,se yearly losstOlil0nud property,
resulting from the tlsu of cheap ana uhhAri'
our oils Ia The United states, iSpppnlllhl'
rhu insurance companies aud nie ooinnt.
Hl0ucR throughout ihecuunlly lr'umnrnu
no Astral rs tho brsl safeguard Wlrio lhlhl
aroused, send tprclwunr
Furaair NJ rrtil by the trade generally,
and If wholesale by The proprietor,
IHAS, PRATT " co.,
lGlDN0mw los Fulton street, sew YORK,
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Philip Wcrlein, wholesale and retail deal
or III Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. SO-90 Baronnc street. New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than ut any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
Sl2 80 and 80 per month ii preferred. Phillip
Wcrlein's Ii the Oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. Oue-fourth million copies sheet
music Of all kinds. Send for price list and
catalogue.
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ART DEPARTyE EXT. 1874.

The Illustrations OF THE ALDINE have
won Il Worldwide reputation, and III the ait
centres of Europe IL Is an admitted fact that
its woOd-cuts are examples OF the highest
perfection ever attained. The common
prejudice in favor of"steel pl0tos,' is rapidly
Yielding To n more educated and diocrim-
mating taste which recognizes theadVan-
tages of superior artistic quality with greater
facility OF production, The WOOd-cutS Of
I'll e ALDINE possess all the dClcucy and
elaborate finish of the most costly steel plate,
while they afford better rendering of the
artists original.
TO fully realize the wonderful work which
THE ALDlNE is doing for the cause OF ant
culture in America, IL is only Necessary TO
consider the cost TO the people of any other
decent representations Of the productions Of
great painters #.
In addition to designs by the members Of
National Academy,Nnd other noted Amer
can artists, THE ALDGME will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters, selected
with d view to the highest artistic success and
greatest general interest. Thus the sub
scribor TO THE ALDlNE will, alta tritiing
cost, enjoy in his own home the pleasures
and refining influences of true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for lSl Will be
by ThOs. Moran and j. ID. Woodward.
The Christmas issue for 1874 Will contain
special designs appropriate to the season, by
our best artists, and VIII surpass i'll attrac-
tons any Of its predecessors.
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The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route
from all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and southern Kansas TO st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than amy other
road IN the market.
All claims for loss, damage or overchargc
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money by consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
u. A. FREER,
Genl Eastern Agent, $40 broadway, MY.
ID. Il. WILLIAMS,
Agent, IS Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. W. LlILEI,
Contracting Agent, lOl Walnut street,
ST. Louis, Mo.
W. GAGE,
Agent Hannibal, Mo.
j. w. BURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
W. Z. ROBlNSON,
Genn Freight Agent, Sedaiia, Mo.
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Premium for 1874.

Every subscriber to THE ALDINE for the
wear 1874 will receive II pair of chrOmoS. The
original pictures were painted IN OIL for the
publishers of THE ALDlNE, by Thomas
Moran, whose great Colorado picture was
purchased by Congress for ten thousand dol
lars. The subjects were chosen 10 represent
AZ he East" and "The West" One is Il view
in The White Mountains, New Hampshire;
the other gives Tile Cliffs of Green River,
wyoming Territory. The difference in the
nature of the scenes themselves is pleasing
contrast, and affords good display of the
artists scope and coloring. The chrOmos are
each worked from thirty distinct plates, and
are in size ~ 49, and appearance exact fac
worthy example OF Americas greatest
Landscape painter to the subscribers of THE
AIDINE was bold but peculiarly happy
idea, and its successful realization Is attestcd
by the following testimonial, over the Sigha-
turc of Mr.. Moran himself.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept, 20, 1873.
Messrs. James Sutton ~ Co.:
Gentemen---I am delighted with the proofs
in color of your chromos. They are wonder
fully successful representations by mechan-
ical processof the original paintings.
Very respectfully,
These chromos nre in every sense Ameri-
can. They are by an original American pro-
cess, with material of American manutac-
ture, from designs of American scenery by
uH anu pltStuNtu W Ntlu-
sCribeTs to the first successful American Art
journal. Ifno better because of all this, they
will certainly possess an interest no foreign
production can inspire, and neither are they
any the worse II by reason of peculiar iaci.i-
ties of production they cost the publishers
only trilr while equal in every respect 10
other chyuDbS that are sold singly for double
the subscription price of THE ALDINE. Per-
sous OF taste viii piize these pictures iar
themSciNc---not for the price they did on did
not cost, and VIII appreciate the ENTERPRISE
tNat render, their distribution possible,
ifnny suhsor COZ should indicate prefer
cncv for ngbsr sut,act the publishers viii
send "IuOUgAi5 OF iiauC, now and beau
tiful chrome, ii X ~ inches, representing q
little italian exile Whose speaking eyes be-
tray the I0uginas OF his heart.
rERMS-Si per annum, IN advance with
Oil Chromns iivc.
For 80 GENTS EXTRA, the chrnmos will
be sent mounted, vanished, and prepaid
by mail.
THE ALDiNE viii, hereafter, De obtaina-
bic only by subscription. There viii be no
reduced or club rates; cash for subscriptions
must be sent to the publishers direct, or
handed TO the local canvRsser, without re-
sponsibility to the publishers, except in eases
where the certificate Is given, bearing the
facsimile signature of JAMES SUTTON & Co.
CANNASSERS WANTED.-Any person
wishing to act permanently as a local can
vaSser will receive full and prompt Informal
ton by applying TO
JAMES SUTTON & Co.. Publishers.
5S Maiden Lane, New York.
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son WORK.

a.. ..n,c lnc faciiiiies aud III" w"'"-
.,,., IN do ns good woFk, and ~ ~
,o,, rates. ~ cnn he dGn' anywhere
,na We mean 10 do H. Hing your
pl,c Job work 10 TfIE pAi'N HER
AIn OvvIOE, Corner Fin Dnd Hous'
ron sirecis.
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OystOrs.

RECEIVED EVERY DAY BY EXPRESS,
only 81 hours from baltimore, ut the depot
opposite the postotlice Our oysters, being
put up expressly for liz, ARE frozen as soon as
taken from the shell, packed ON ice, and
shipped on the lightning express from lnlti-
more. Al st. Louis and Parsons they are re-
packed in Ice, and will arrive hero as fresh
us though just taken from the shell. Hotels,
restaurants and families supplied on the
most liberal terms. For oysters fresh from
the shell call ON
DENT ~ NICHOLS.
227dlw Opposite postolllce, Dallas.
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Go and see the tempting invoices of fish
and fresh groreriesJust received at ullmann
& Co.'S. 219-dtf
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N,TAaE LINES.

AfllNin, lNIN'l'''
lFopr Warm Mnilyl..I2l0 D, N, hWl %, IN,
DENTON Arrives Mondays, "Wednesday ma
FrldnyH nj G0O u. N, Departs on IutAiiyNi
Thursdays aud saturday. w 'Og ~,
CLEBuENi-L Leaves Sundny ana lnnl',nAN
nt 400 n. IA. Arrives Mondays nnl Fridays
ut B'UO ID, IN,
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The late hoUr at which the ca0dl-
dates finished speaking last night pre-
vents report of the meeting in this
issue, 1t will appear tomorrow in
full.
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CARRY THE news!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TENAS
RAILWAY having completed and opened
for business their Northeastern Extension
(MsSouN DlvSion) from Sedalia to Hanni-
ba are now running their Elegantly Equip
q rains through to Hannibal without
change.
passengers for points in Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Up
per Mississippi Region, Northern and Cen
trnl Illinois, Chicago, Michigan and the Great
Northeast, viii hud This the Shortest, Cheap
est and Quickest Route.
Through ears will continue to run through
to st. Louis without change, via SeGalta, us
heretofore. .-...
THOS. DORWIN,
Gent Passenger Agent, ST Louis, Mo.
JAMES ID. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent, Sedalia, Mo.