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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

roreph HINT, of Corvallis, is going
to have an artesian we'll. He now
runs brewery, and will ere long com
mcnce running milk wagon.
Work on Smiths new steamboat for
the Yaquina Bay is rapidly progressing.
Mr. Stevens, of the Ocean House, is
engaged preparing to put IN the
machinery She will be ready to run
in about one month.
G. W. Sleeper, oz-sherilf of Coos
County, who is under indictment for
embzzelement, has broken Jail and left
the Sheriff to deplore the iniquities OF
absenteeism, as the Irish papers have it.
He skipped out last Sunday night and
has not been heard of since. lie
knows the country as we'll as an Indian
and will be hard to catch. Sheriff Owen
offers $500 reward for his arrest.
A large barn belonging to Mr.. I. }.
Dunton, of Camp Creek, in this county,
was destroyed by fire last Monday.
The barn was full Of hay and grain,
and the saddest feature Of all was fine
pair of team horses were burned in the
barn-BaHetim.
Last Tuesday evening the house
occupied, by Mr.. Tibbctts railroad
agent at Eugene, caught fire and had
burned quite a number Of shingles
before being discove ed. Fortunately
Mr.. Tibhets was at home aud Chamber
ed on the house aud tore the burning
shingles away, thus checking what would
have been destructive FIRE in few
/ moments longer
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

Department promulgates, in General
Order, the findings and sentences IN
the case of the Modoc captives-Capt.
Jack, Sconchin, Black jim, Boston
Charley, Brancho alias One~eyed Jim,
and Sloluck alias Cox, who were tried
by Military Commission for the mur>
der Of Genera. Cauby and Commissioners
Thomas for assault with intent to kilLoth
er Peace Commissioners. They are. found
guilty of the specifications snd charges
and sentenced to be hanged.
The proceedings have been approved
by the President and Secretary of
War. The charges aud specifications
are that the accused pleaded not gliky.
but thai the Commission found them.
guilty, anl sentenced them to be hanged
at such time and place as the proper
Authorities should direct The folloy !.
ing is an order made by the President
in the matter:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, August 20, 1873
Tie foregoing sentences in the
cases Of Caption Jack, Sconehin, Boston
Charley, Brancho alias Ono-eyed jim,
and Sloluck alias Cox, Nlodoes prisoners,
/ are hereby approved, and it is ordered
that the sentences in said cases be
carried into execution by the proper
military authority, undtr orders oi the
Secretary Of War, on she third day ci
Ogteber 1873.
L. :. GRANT, President "
The Secretary of War has ordered
that the sentences be duly executed IN.
/ der direction ofthe Gen comma nding the
| Department Of the Columbia Mt Fort
Klamath, Oregon, on Friday October
,, 1873.
Belfast; (Mainel, August pa
Citizens Relief Committee has been
organized to distribute such supplies as
may be furnished. Generous offer
from the Mayors Of Portlshd aud Ban
gor have been received by Mayor
Marshoh, the streets arc nearly cleared
OF goods md furniture, and compare
tive quiet now prevails. In answer Il
irvTurr!cs whether aid is needed th,
| Mayor has tcIegrsphets AZ follows
belfast viii accep, with gra'itud,
wira'e, precroiary MD may be ot;"rc,
Sh: noc,'s H. Tor The second tim,
within ef.h: years terrible coutf,.ra
ton has sm,ten her. She asked n,
assistance then now she is conpelIe,
to 10 81 TIE AMOUNT of Insurance i
only sl25,OUo, and bn, a -m4D pert .
,h,s Will 20 TO the Gcst'rre poor
wv c. uAnsnAa, uayor,"
New Hvan. AIgas. 2j-T@o T.al
ians padrones and six boys we're arrest
cd last evening, having fed fsom /
Crosby street, New York The pad
rones have beoI placed under bonds o
1000 each to appear Tor trial IL Sept
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

sensational story comes from Long
Branch, that President Grant and his friends
are laying out the work necessary to secure
Graht's re election for the third term. This s
undoubtedly canard and a very wild ono at
that Grant and his frieuds may plot, but the
people will decide the question for themselves
and IL Grant don't improve on the salary grab
and other bills, he may make up his mind
TO reclDe on theshelf after his present torn ex
pires.--Chronicte.
Don't be too sure, for if money and
humbugery 10 potent enough, he
WiIl te elected third time.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

Bird singing-which is q purely
domestic arrangement, designed on the
birds part TO keep peace in the family
while the children are being raised, ],
and laid aside as soon as the young
birds are off their hands ".
Beecher.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

Some people are very correct you
can never discover any fault iu them
bu: they don't amount to much.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

A straight Dcrhocratic Candidate - Free
Trade and Farmers Rights. - State Rights
Demoeaef.
That needs explanations.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30

IoiSo ano uLaSSeu untl. ne was dead.
When discovered, the picket rope was
found tied to his arm, showing that
the boy had made the rope fast to his
ann before being thrown, and was in
this manner dragged over two miles.
Democrat
We have been given the following
particulars concerning an attempt to
commit suicide at Vadcouver last Fri.
day A man who has been lying sick
at the Hospital became tired Of thi
life, and slowly wended his way to the
wharf that overlooks the murmuring
bosom of the great Columbia. Arriy>
ing ut the spot, he hasitated for
moment only, and with whispered
prayer Of forgiveness, hurled himself
Pluto the dark waters With a sudden
plunge and splash, the waves closed
| above him, hurrying on as if uncon-
scIous of the living being cntombel
beneath them The end had not YET
come, death waited not at the gate. lie
rose like submerged cork to the sur
face, and hoated merrly down the
stream. In vain did he attempt to
sink beneath the waters His every
p.tu r...
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business /" 'N'se''nS'5 da'' AT f"do-
wy ',''' 1,'' ~ '''''
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p'''"'7e' tue interest u ''r \ u
Oeit :" the drns store Of h''tN ! ball.
| 70 prospect from all parts oI the
"'9"e''@ a''ey '''" 'ha' t"eFe "''i
DC a ooun'eous crop OF iru't TINS
season.
| hrs. " 'ison' "'fe OF inc late Non
d . " 'lson' has excepted a position
a. one "t 'he teachers IN the l'AiIe@
pnlic school
hense"' win ao'u' 'h'r'y '""F'ns' +
""s'Se1 u 'h'''''''1 ne Newport f'a''
and ezPee's 10 Ef' through by "e<'
"'u'eaj'
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JAMES q. Sh:nn will arr'y 10 fh'
coos County Coar; q. is next term 70
the rish' 70 c~:eh.rn a ferry ac.os.
,>'"' S'''s- ? Al ,''a..es 'n.
The IIasslcr, Of the United State.
Coast Survey @-rvice, is now at Crcs
cent City surveying the harbor ant
the coast Of Port 81 George
The Democrat hears Of the discover,
of some rich quartz n the ,,on,,,io.
near Pocahontas, about twelve milo.
from Baker City
Ts. hu,. - y ~ W s-,t
rr,w.Il,. pr,;-;, ,. an,ura3 J.,
A,u-l-~, H.. q,b,r.l.u u.l, 49,
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/ occuf~d az "om 'l'y ~hloh rcsn''eo
10 tue k'''Ine oi iinmoot aeS"ood
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-30
Splendid LIST Of COTTRIBUTDRS
LITTLE RUNAWAY and her PETS

LITTLE RUNAWAY and her PETS
This Picture is r';nted in Paris. and is tho
largest and handsorBest FRENCH OIL.
CHRoasO ever offered by aiy pc
II was Published and is tor sale in the picture
stores at st2 90,
Il ,ns-,es AZ most CHARMING CENTER
PIECE -
wide Awake" and "Fasr Asleep
Those two pretty French Oil Chromss. now
famous the continent over We shall con tinue
to PRESENT THIS PAIR ever an
nual Subscriber who prefers then to the Oh
graph. Srhjects LIFE-sIZE, and mn
taile to please all vine love art art children.
Or. we VIII give B0TH the Olegraph ana
the PAIR On the terms given below.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
ARunawaY and Accident.
A DISTRESSING CASE.

On Tuesday last two sons Of Mr.. Wm. II. Smith.
residing near Church hill, Nd, and aged resnec-
lively about IL and 10 years, started in a carriage
- Church Hill When they came within hall a
mile OF the village the horse which they were dry
ing became frightened and ran away. Ihro4l ing
one OF the boys out and breaking his collar lone.
Tbs horse. Ina his fright ran at tnE force down the
hl known as Medical Hill" near the village, end
balng unable 70 follow the curve Of the road ran
headlong againat pear tree 1t the foot Of the hill
and 90 injured himself that he died the nsxt dav.
The sudden sOppage OF the carriage on the aide oi
Ne hil eapsizsd Il, cOmplstely dsmOllAing IL and
throwing the ether y0uBR man out, somewhat,
thOugh uOt materially ininrinR him. Some thought.
les person, hearing garbled account Otthe affair.
ropasRpA 70 Mr. Smiths residence Eho bsinR alseutl
aRa i9iOnnsd MA. Saith that hsr horse had ruI,
assay and killsd himself and both her children. =
The shock was 80 great that her mind gave way
under Y and Hho becanls Insane aud wandered 81
When found abe vas In tbs WOOds wandering abonl
fEaBtiesWIth grief and Insane She vas tafsn
home, her children presented 20 her. and she, npou
seeing that they were not dead a. hhe had hssrd
became calm and apparently rational for q fsg NO
meata, bat soon became as bad a. ever anaaas lasl
accounts she had not recovered, although everv
sfioEt was made By her physicians 10 restore hsI
mlnd and health.
Since the sstting up Of the above we have bean
Informed that Mra Saith has nearly recoVered bsI
mind, and hnR son is dong well under tha distress.
ing circumstances. CsHtreVile O5serper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

THE MARKETs.-B Butter, 45a5O per pound eggs
SSAS5c per doz; new potatoes 45a6Oc per half peck
bssts, l0e do; apples, I5a3Oc do; lima beans, l2a
l6c per quart; cabbage, 6al4c per head: salad. Sc
do; horseradlSh, 5aSe. per root; radishes, 2a5e
per bunch; rhubarb, base do; spinach, lSc.
per halt peck; green peas 25a2S. per halt peck
tomatoes. 3OAS5e per quart; string beans, 35e
Tes, lSA2oc do chick ems 25af2 per pair beef l6
25c; veal outlet 25c do; slleei ham, 22c do pork
steak, l5c. do; sausage, l5c. do; lard, l2c do
white perch, 2Oc. per bunch; yellow perch, l5c do
eat hsh, lOc. per lb.; haddoek, Sc. do; halibut
25e do. rock, l3c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Two YoUNo MHN DROWNED WHILE On AN
ExcURsIoN.--On Monday afternoon last, two
yOnng men, named William d. PenneWill, and
AleXandeE n Kelly, residing in PhiladelphIa,
were drouned in the Sehuyikill, near Valley
Forge. They had accompanied the North
Tenth SlEeet Presbyterian Church on their ex-
cnrsion 70 that place, and while there some Of
the party proposed goiRg in bathing, and sIx or
seven ofthe party hcceded 10 the proposal, and
and went short dist1nce above the excursion
ground. Afier arriving there Kelley was the
iiTsi 70 20 into lhe WaleF,, and 6Rding .himaelf
cot Of biz depth, and beihg unable 10 swim, he
called for help and PenneWill, notwithstanding
the fact that be top, vas unable % sEiE, spFsng
into the water TO fdscue him, but both sOon sank
ana were drowned. Kelly's body was recovered
soon after the Occurrences, and PenneWilts about
half an hour afersardA The Coroner of
Ph@nixVille was noii6ed and held an inqneSi,
rendering 4 verdict Of accidental drowning
Their bodies were sent TO THAR homeS Ia this
city the same ewes ing. Both Of the young men
we're members Of the Sunday School attached TO
the North Tenth street Presbyterian Church.
-LEDGER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

VISIT OF NAVAL CADETS The cadets of the
UDiIed States Naval Academy, at Annapolis. Nd
are now on their annual summer cruise, and stop
Yesterday, on The steamer Fortune, under com
mand Of Lieut. Commander McC COrmick and are
making a tour OF inspection among our difieren,
manufacturing establishments. Yesterday mora
ing, they visited the Jackson & Shalp Company =
car works, and in the afternOOn, StOtsenburge &
Sens Delaware Iron Foundry To-day, thev art
vlsiting LObdells car wheel works, and Pusey
Jones d Co.'S establishment. They will remain
here four more days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

How TO CURE IT.-The disagrecablc olor
arising from perspiration. which is q source OF
great Ve1ation TO those who are subject 10 it,
may be removed much more efiectually than by
such ungents and perfumes as are now In use
II is only necessary 10 procure some compound
spoonful in a basin of water. Washing the face
hands and arms with this, leaves the skin a
clean and fresh as one could wish The wash il
perfectly harmless and very cheap. 1t is recon-
mended on the authority Of an experienced ply
scian.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
CITY NOTICES.

ALFRED WALTON Druggist. No. 235 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps on hand all descriptions o.
medicines, and thar competent person Is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call At tina
store and that charge is made except the regular
price ofthe medicines. the same ice as they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one is visited at
hei residn nee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

PLEASANT EXCURSION, The Lenape Social
excursion, TO Cape May, yesterday, though
ON the FELTON,, at 6:a5 A. IA. and reached Cape
May, in less than i've hours. The excursionists
landed, ard remained on the beach until near.
ly 4:3O O'Clock, p. NJ. The boat left the CaPes
at that time, and made the run to Wilmington
in the remarkably quick time of four hours
arriving here at $50. No mishaps Of any kind
occurred during the day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

PEACHES. Already Overtures ARE being
made 10 peach growers, down the Peninsula,
for their crops, and the prices offered this far
vary from IS cents to 81 90 per basket The
Baltimore Gamers, are making strong endea v
Ors TO secure the Maryland crop, and II they
are successful, will materially reduce the ship
ments over the Delaware Railroad. 1hese
parties have offered to purchase from the
growers around CehtreVills, Queen Anne's
county, at 81 25 per bushel box, furnish the
boxes and pay the freight These figures
would average about 50 cents per basket,
which Is considered an excellent price. The
growers have thus far, refused their advances,
but it Is doubtful whether they will long hold
out against such favorable terms
The probable shipments announced by thu
growers In many localities, are discOuraglnglJ
low. Clayton, 1t Is said, will not be able V
send more than two cars per day, at the ut
most which is great falling of for this sta
ton. Should the Baltimore Gamers fail to OBJ
tam the fruit, seven cars per day are expected
from the Kent COunty Railroad. Other local
ities announce Ia like ratio. So
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

FATAL AccIDENT-Un Monday afternoon a
little RITl named Eva Jones, aged about seven
years, while crossing Wilson street, near Ninth,
fell into an excavation, which had been made
there by Pussy BrOs. for the purpose OF convey
ing a steam pipe from their factory. The pipe at
the time was filled with hot water and steam
which WAS escaping at several places, aud the little
gin was seriously scalded. She was removed tC
her home and Dr. Curtis called ia, who rendered
all possible aid. She was too seriously injured
however, and d ed this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
.rt.Rs1Yrrs Of Oaito,. for tLc people at pODu

Do not WAIT. this warm weather. for customer
made pair OF seasonahle cool walking shoes or gait
ers but 90 where you have a large stock OF ready
made work TO select from, good as custom made
Most of our ready made work has been made spe
cdfy for our olrn saies an we guarantee 10 al
most every one a good "a. from our large ana com
pete stock. Call and see at Babcock a BIOS ~
and eos Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
Steam AomI1ers,

For the Inhalation Of atomized huids in tae treat
and lungs Being self acting they produced an eVea
and continuous how Of - -ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the lst two or three wears ~
have supplied several dozen Of these atomlEers anu
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
z BRINGHURST < Co.. Alothecaries,
Corner Sixth aud Mark ct str eeh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

GooD HoTELs.-M J. II. Woods, proprietor
of the Brick Hotel, at Georgetown, keeps a most
excellent house. He leaves nothing undune that
can conduce TO the comfort of guests. lie richly
merits, and We are glad TO say, is receiving lib
eral share Of public patronage.
MIR. S. G. Patterson is the polite aud attentive
proprietor Of the Seaford Hotel, where all the
iuxuries aud substantals Of tirstclass hotel cal
be had al a very moderate charge. He is a Very
clever young man and is highly spoken of rs ;
hotel keeper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
SYLVAN SPRINGS.
CHARLES KYLE. PRosRiErOR.

CHARLES KYLE. PRoPRIETOR.
This peasant place Of resort has been neatly htted
nm for The reception Of Individual Visitors Flehles
nd Social PaTtec.
Ample accommodations tor Dancing have been
ICE CREAM. LOMONADE, CAKES, FRUIT &c
will be sold TO all who may desire them
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the gTonnoi
He win also continue his pOSqlar stand st seeon1
and Marx ket atreets where the above named snmpeL
uKuries NAV be had during the seasOni also ~ HI
re9idence Sixth and Orange streets, Hnere nc ~
be pleased TO see his many iHenos anu Ine I'D ~"
generally.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
HE. Ill.,. !: Ws: ;,.:s N: E, I: Essl

Every housewife tf neat and tidy habits takes
espscial delight in kbeping al the TIN, copper and
iron ware Of her khIhen as clean and bright as
Fainstaking labor can make them. ApriJe IN this
directicR is eommandAble, and always meets tho
smiling approval Of the ''tyrant man" who pays
hJusehOld bills. Remember that SAPULIO IS the
only thing on earth that will make an old tarnish-
ed lin pan % rusty kettle shine bright e. new.
And by the nee of Aapolio it d the quickest and
eaaiest thing IA the HOrd to keep every utens In
high state q polish. july9,2WeOd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

STILL LTvlEo.-AbOut two weeks ago, we
published the full details Of q terrible tragedy
perpetrated in the hayield, near AdamstOwn,
Berks county, Pa, BY lunatlc, who plunged
q scythe through the body Of q felloW-wOrk-
man. Strange to say the wounded man still
lives, and there Is prospect OF his recovery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

NFw C0UPLINa.-We learn that the Will
intend to attach the Lahaye coupling to some
Of their cars this week. This patent coup
ling has been tried on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for period of about two
years, aud we are informed, has given entire
satisfaction, ....h
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Just received one OF the largest assoFtments
of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps in
the city which l am selling at the very lowest
Prices. My silk hats are aspecialty. Cali and
sure 10 be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. If No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

CHAP CoAI-Stove at S5.Sj. Nat, $5.I5 per
244O pounds for CASH only at the wharf south
Of Market street bridge. MM J. BROWN
July 1st.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Sr,I another reducti1A in the prices Of Ladies
Lasting Buitoned and Laced Caters, 10 reduce our
'U' " 'N1 BABCOCK 4 BROS.
ie96-9W 2OS.and POS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

IHE CRoPs-IH the south oI Chester and north
Of New Castle Counties, the crops are doing ex-
ceedingly well. aud present very 6ne appearance.
The wheat is beiug generally harvested, and is
excellent in quality. In the Southern portion OF
New Castle county, however the crops are doing
poorly They are suffering terribly for ram, and
vegetation is rapidly drying mp. The welcome
rains which recently visited this locality, did moi
extend very far down the county; ana in conse-
ouence the lack Of moisture Is being severely
felt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
aoplkflRa.
l[aRFTRas - aEnElNa.

Hope Lodge. NO II, 1 q o r. at Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Sd and King StsA
Morning Star Division, No 2, : of I, at 9th
and Market SITS
Delaware Council, No 2, o NJ. at Me-
ehanicS Hail. 2ls Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is, o u A N, at 702
East 7th st. ..., r..
Diamond State Lodge. No 8, q r, OF Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sta,
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X Of r, at knights oi
Pythiaa Hall, 2lI Market st. ~ at 81
Oriental Lodge, No IS, X OF P, at Ferns &
0arrett's Building 6O4 Market 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

SALES OF MoHET.-At the regular IN onihly meet
ing os City Loan Association, last evening, $500
sold at 35J< per cent premium, and $500 at 2JS4.
At the regular monthly meeting ot Mechanics
Loan ASSOCIATION, last evening. $500 sold at 30lf
per cent. premium. A large sum devoted to
paying of withdrawing shareholders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon a lad named
DAVID Hunter, employed at W. Il J. LanR's steam
bakery, at Fifth and French streets, had both his
arms caught IN some Of the machinery and badly
IAcerated. He was saved from more serious in
Jury by the prompt stoPpage OF the machinery.
His arms were severely bruised and torn, but no
bones were broken, and it Is supposed that they
will not have TO be ampntated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
CITY items.
DEoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT IS
THAT nARCOCK a DKO.

Do 50 much bushes when other houses are so dull
The facts of the matter are simply as iSllo"s'
lst We advertise ONLY ehdt ere haze fer sale
md. We hare for sale what We ddrert'e'
3rd. The people Luy our shoes because they are
pleased with the styles ,cs make.
4th. The people are satisfied that they gs' Gs,. M
raiue for the ,Eoaeg th6T leave with us aho 11ss
NM AGAIN and seld fhetr friends, and so the multi
picatiou of sales and customers have gone on. 40
iii in less than sr years of constant app AnN
hard work. We have built up uade' that i@A "a
cecds any in Wilmington
Weiuvite every body to cali and see il the ABOVE
are not stubborn facts at Do and 2Qs Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

NEW HOUSES. Bishop Becker, is having cree
ted, four new two-story brick houses at Fsurth
and Jackson streets, opposite St. PauI's Catho lie
Church,
Isasc Murray is erecting fne iour story brick
dwelling house, on West street, above Second.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

FOR OxFoRD.-Fifteen mechanics left this CITY,
on Monday, tor oKlOrd, Pa where they will bs
employed bv the Oxford Car Company. Ten more
left to-day. The Comp, ny are now making active
preparations, and will soOn be larry under way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

RAILROAD MEETTNa.-The OfIleers Of the
Baltic, Chesapeake n Delaware Bay Railroad,
will hold q meeting at Harrington, on Satur-
day, July 20th. Speakers from Baltimore
will be in attendance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
ISsTAI1ED.-Ata meeting Of Rnterprise Circle,

INsTALLED.-At q meeting Of Enterprise Circle,
No 5, b. U. III. F. G. A, held July 7th, the fol-
lowing officers were installed
c. W.-EdWin +. Mooron.
c. J.-Wm. Planetary.
c. F.-Wm. Hanna.
IL. H.-Benj Adams
Treas Geo. II. Leech.
w. ofD.-LeOnard Pancost
w. of N'-Thos, PoWick.
Rep. to Grand Circle e-Saml. Ftle.