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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-31

--l...s - Augusta: e"'t'
W. now i, receipt of our Fall Stock of GROCERIES, consist
II Bacon m ms SIDES Bacon SHOULDERS. Dry Salt SIDES
SUGARS of all grades
sYRUPs-New Orleans and New York , DrPs
MOI,ASSES Rio Laguyra and Java COFFEE,
TOBACCO SALT PEPPER SPICE
Crackers Pickles Cove Oysters, u.
CANNED GOODS consisting Peaches Backberrles Tomatoes &C
MACK EREL in Barrels half and quarter bbls and Kits
Seed WHEAT Seed RYE, Seed OATS, Seed BARLEY,
Csc Iimors of BRANDY WHISKEY, GIN,
We are also offering complete and largest stock OF BAhRh
LIQUORS Of any the City, and selling at prices that will indn
LSa so nurchase nearer home than in Eastern markets
70 tie Planters Edgd would take this ccaso
to express our their past liberal patronage and respectfully re
o,ost continuance of the
@ Buying prepared to sell as ow and OFT
times lower than any other House in the CITY - ~,
Augusta Dot %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-31
This illustration will show the great

This illustration will show the great
economy Of such roads over wagon
transportation, even when operated
by horse power, but where the bust
ness will warrant it, the rubber-tired
locomotive should be used. If, alter
few years, business should be de-
veloped sufficient to justify the ex-
pense, an iron railroad could be sub
stituted; of which the original gra-
ding would form alpart-the expen-
sditure would not be lost. It is also
to be observed that the rails of the
proposed wooden railroad being even
with the surface of the road bed, or
nearly so, would permit the same
road bed to be used for ordinary We
hicles.
.cosTsoF OPERATING
the wooden railway, as compared
with an ordinary iron road. Assume
length ofsroad twenty-five miles. In
terest 10 per cent. and one engine
only, to be provided with minimum
equipment of cars in each case. For
an ordinary railway, with 45 lh. rails.
interest, 5 $4,000
Road repairs, man, per mile Qabor) 1900
Locomotive engine, $4,000; inter-
est and repairs 20 per cent, 2408
One good passenger car, "a, 500; in
terest and repairs 20per cent,
20 freight cars, $500, SIG, 900 inter-
est and repairs 20 per cent, 5000
Engineer and fireman, 81 so per
day, 300 days, 1850
One conductor for both freight
and passengers, mixed train, $50
brakemcn, 81 per day, 1880
Agent at each end of line, 1900
Fuel for engine, cords per trip,
"Trip per day.. 1900
Renewals.cf ties, Sl20 per mile, 1900
Wear of rails 20 years, annual >
wear, $l5O per mile, "a. 1850
Supervision, 1000
Depots and siding repairs, &C., 800
Stationery, insurance, loss,
damage and incidentals' 1000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-31

IIFe IUIIe.
The adhesion Of locomotives on or
binary railroads does not exceed one
, 1873-08-24

Ills namo was Usnmgart1nor. 1Io was going
to Capo hfay on lilo atoa'nboat, antl Oh tho why
lis tooth began to acllo iii the most frighttul
manner. upaulc to endure tho .pain any longer,
ho determined to hayo tho tooth removed Biiul-
marily: 10 Baumgart1ner gos q bit of copper
wire from tho ouginocr and twlntcd ono on.l
arounl lho tootL, mud whom tho boat stopped
at Now Caatlo ho fastened tho other on1 Of tho
wiro to tue wnlking-bcam Of tho engine, aud
waited for tho tork that would remove tho
tooth. That ond Of tho boan, however, was
on tho down Htroko, aud tho flrBt thing Mr..
Bhumgavdnor know llo Was proceeding to tho
i!ci!cr-room With frightful rap!idty: Tho noxt
instant ho WAS ha,,1otl hbaft suddenly, ahl lung
feel upward into tho mir. Then ho dived down
again, humping agafnst tho woodwork, rasping
blu logs OH tho rail, acaping himself aganHt Tho
machinery, and plunging aIort In q most appall-
Ing manner, until on n final up stroke tho tooth
gaye way, md Daumgardnor was flung to tho
summit Of tho Bmoko-Btack, whence ho was res
eeuud by tho Captain, who. wus going. to thrasl
him for stopping off the tirnught. 11o il said to
havo remarked to the landlord, upon his arrival
at Capo May. that wlilo the low pressure atoan,
engine Is undoubtedly useful invention, its a!'-
plcasion in tho practice OF Tho Boenco Of tel,-
tistry would DO calculated to prejudice tho public
mind ngniuut Il.
, 1873-08-24
A WORD FOR "THE BOY"

1pity boy. Az general thing, Ae is con-
slorod an unmorciful offender. II there is any
mean littlo trick dono outside Of law and corn-
exchange oiliceB,--that is, among the smaller
portion Of hunanity,-it'a "that boy" did it.
No ono likes to soc Ind go shufIling along the
street, head down, stealing glanceR out from be-
hind his oars; looking altogether as fresh as q
cast-on pnpor-colar in buck alley, or az gug
gestiye as wad Of woman'B lair On basement
"indow-aill Ono usually makes up bis mind
that "that boy" Ia one Of providouco'a blue
blessings to the public; aud he doesn't fall far
short Of tho truth.
But making due allowance for tho interest
taken In the juvenile class at tho present day,
the attention pdid to the rising generation, tho
boy, genorall speaking, hna to make his way up
in tho world at o disadvantage. IIe is given tho
simple word. unyarnished and unadoraed; his
nanlinosB, his tasto and 1t lies not all In Ills
mouth, ID many seem to infor,-his sonse Of
honor, of politeness, is not appea!od to.
a boy ia aent on on errand. with the in1uuo-
tion to bo aB Bpoody aB possible. On entcrjng
the storo, be finds clerks all busy with custom
erbI and expects to wait his turn; but, Just az
young lady sweepR In. For somo reaaon OF
other, young clerk doesn't 200 the boy and i'm
nlediately begins to deal out blu "lavendor
scont-bag ciyilitios to Baid young Indy. II tho
pOy doe6 nor mako botlofa! stampede, trend on
tho poodoB tail, knock little children down, step
on tho lady'h train, tearing it half of, ho waits
until tho tiual: u IL there nothing mora can
have tho pleasurs Of showing you"? Then tho
familiar,s'' We'll, whnt do you want, youngstor ?"
sounds on ILLS our, Purchase nndo, he mopes
home, knowing ho il too lato for supper.
In tho parks, concort-roomH, stroot-c t-cars,
churches, l,o is eyerywhoro welcome to tho inyi-
tation to "get up and "stand out tho way"
Tho characters wo want tho future mon Of our
To 1.nj,,
tain and nothing will help them to respect
themselves aud otlors to DO kindly and agroe-
able generally. aB to treat tholn al men, with
deforonce to their wshos and III appeal to all
tfat IL noblest in thon. And many Inan occl,-
pying position OF influence and usofulnoss Naa
ofton said, with tondor gratitude, "Ail that
am, or hope to be, owe TO him who. iu my boy
hood, Bpoko mnny all encouraging word, an ad>
slbing word, ,--romenaboring that he, too. waa
onco boy" A boy.
, 1873-08-24

YHYfh n
nmr }s;cn;1 i. vn{nlv nttnmntlno In flish von IN
a.,,nn fron fhnun IL dilG5 i,rnina ~ h;a - t. II
rerto hy Mnmmn:N.nnt ts rnnms ~ mn ~ uar - IT. IT.
uffoio ,nop,n,n INF fin IL fo,,f ol,ar,,o q Nj
~ Tia ia Rim what anou III - W.rm., ill.,
nrecions Is zor a nastv n1i min h,,rts - ittlc
fnyc7 soc t,,arc'a ssstnr ~ P' Manca 10 'ss,r ~
baby, siBter' (Yister dancon md nn.ioaIp,1
"oh'I zat WORT do, % DO play % y Tor i;css'1 q
1ma tnotion 's ssor so e io oo.1I ,s,
dineoris m " molnioon. ,s3,ii" fro,, tho onr.
ato,,s wtn, W. 4,.t ".tI -; H. r;,ac. ,o.,n
thn rn1,.r,h n c,oioa 1uhs ] ~, " ,raa. .hoarj win
voico wcI, T. IL mnt IT, vnco NJ a,A
eons1 r. ti,aro %au Iu'i1or nn ho,s,, Van
' ro rrr ao,17,, srnr.
Totherea m tho nrairi" % ia a euw' sbo oy.dopt1v
;a nro.o'.,tn 9 II r "n,no nacc;ma M;aa SntSnmv!
and o{iocla ~ h9;,,,s II Lont ~ nrnnc" riln so
cnnnnt osoono nv s hmt ala r.n ~ ho hnar,1 mi 1nmg
ana ia,,1 az },oovo @ a"o e'''A ~ 'eA'' 1A'A AAo
"oa toa" '1' noAu"n' W 1--WE, ,,,,n,, r,,,u
oor,,,,o,. u.naassta,, ~ 4' pa;,.ror.ro,,cu
~ a1, at"r,s ~ roin riat1mm If
2 ioeomotves.-e''d u tho swo9t 1 s1rok Of tho Tug tug,
oa.! goa.s W sauy s'Hin! eno nIHo-'ntot 't, suo,
aoTsneu M 70 arave .o poof wto.a, VIZ H. y pounu
s SfHo ns a1o - se roste " oss
sno on nofth o e Eng o ars ~
Ivy t~.o ~ ro1 ,.'n hraina -" th,t
naGotat1ou VI snoho pa,eaee ptatnos s VII ~ tIas L.
~ hmt 1t1o ile a nr 'nwdor
T;c,, f,onr nojnh1nr in Ia VIM, tf,o 1y;ntar'n am
~, nnen ~ oe ea1 hoKnu9i ~ having 'o "'"''A
py .. fra GGa suxS,oa ns ,,; III :, l.; - ,tor ror vor
os 'seno' "moas uu,y 10 " oa'of LUZ sou'
=, a,,,af, ,or!in,, ~ ~ man, r,rst
a st.ot ni1 to a ao1 y nonta oo nann
n, ho ns tat ill., ~ ,,dorn" auc T. Il
nar,t ns,u no 1,a",r, ~s, ,d a' n trnw. as;ao
'Ih3yr '1ISh,y Ain's ho tr,aa ~ ,,rht dah "' nnd
It nrovos moro frothy thai oyorhoated boor.
liz tr;oa in a dozon yavs, Int fails to nuccooi
ia world ho nh;loaonhics,]' and Tia ros,1t ~ a
7nortol d;u,, tl,ot ,o,,1 cnnroro fnvornhIv ,vith
m nvordnaa omo,ette' tomr}, and ;nd;gest;h1c
TJa s1nntd In facctin1n snP h;a Wit IL ~ fnt M
1,nsa1ted rico , Loif"d r. "o aiuton Ho wnuii to
sniny. ~ and tho rosnlt IL Ike n currio with tho
crr|o.nowdnr 1aft ont In ho to blane. Or tLe
wnathsr nr wbat ''N 0~'
"'"''oA' " "A''s "wu.r ,,o.n
oropt l;t1e Int waathor i, vm, sav, ma vou alt
in vonr fi of,ice viii fan' ar lounge in an oayy
IL" 1nai1 with vonr nnper IN. amil nfo onsconced
in q will wiiIow.rocker an q cool yerandah, listening
to tho ao,,nl Of rinnin0 watory and whisporiup
, 1873-08-24

Pacific stoam Navigation Company has crootod =
largo machine-Hbop, and also built kind OF
try.dock, whoro thoy repair tlptr steamers.
h.you hare time, you may also visit tho 1s:
land Of
ulfoi, iioa. half wny betweon Tobogo and
Panama. On thtB islan!1, from which tho Amor
ican stonmors start to Ban Francibco tho Amer
lem Company has ~, hit sm,,"r a ri
a1ntning these rlnees, the English steamer iH
rondy to start for Pcr11. The largo atoamers,
which only touch at duayaquil alll payta, are
comfortable enough, ut loast 60 far NJ first and
socon.l-olaes nro concerned. but I cannot sny
that thoro has boon much pains takon to mako
1t comfortable for tho Btcorago passengers. But
thoro nro some smallor steamers, which run into
oyery ltttle port on tho way; about thesc can
say nothing c[ao but tint
THEY AnE stlsEnAnIE.
Tho cabin is small, md the docks forward arc
crowded with Cholos, who, whom their food is
brought thom In largo kid, r11sh around 1t aud
grab with their iingcrs what tloy Gun get, and
dovour 1t with n rapidity tint will aatoniah yon
after Which they agntn strotoh themselves on
deck.
0uayaquil ID seaport in Ecuador, lying by
river OF the san,c t,amo. Your correspondent
has described it 10 woll TINT sal lcavo 1t mud
proceod to rayla. First, however. must con-
gratulato your correspondent upon Ills good for
tune lu scoing Mt. oliimborazo.
rAYTA
Ia Whaling port, which Is not, ah your cor
respondent snys renowned for ita pIno.appleH
and grnpos for, although hnvee. staayod thoro
three weeks Mt onco, and 'havo lived only q
visited Payta twice overy month, have mover
soon pine-npplos or grapoa tiloro, nor haso
hoard Of anyone olse who over did. But
Payta is renowned for aomothing. :, It
Tho Rvcr Chira. From thore, a distance Of 81
mticB, thoy fo!ch all their water for drinking,
, 1873-08-24
FRENCH WITH A MASTER.


Afn.e1, afmer. c'esta a pirYe.
tIb love, ia iors, thts Il Is to Hrs.1
Teach you Frcnch7 will, my dearl
Sit ind con your lesson hero.
What did Adam Bay to Eyc?
Aimcr, ain,er, c'est a pipFs.
Don't pronounce tho lnst word long;
Mske It short to suit the song
Nhyme 1t TO your flowing sleeve;
Aimert alsnert c'est rivre.
Sleeve said, but what's tho harm
II really meant your arm7
h1ino shall twtno It Thy your leave };
Aimtr, dfnter, ctst u ptrre.
Learning French is full of slips:
Do as I to with the Lips:
Here's the right way, you porccivo!
AfNcr, ai,ntr, c'est d uiprc.
French Is always spoken best
Breathing deeply from tho chest.
Darling, does your bosom hGavo2
Ai'ncr, attneF, c'est ptrrc.
Nov, my dainty little spr.tc,
HIVE taught your lesson rtBht7
Thon what pay ahal reccive?
dinner, ai1ntr, c'fst q tiure.
WILL you think mo ovcrbold
Il ltngor to be told
Whether you yourself belleve
Ainseft 0tn,er, c'est q piere Z
Pretty pupil, when you say
AL thia French to MO To-day,
Do you mean It, or deceive Z
Atmtrt attncr, c'tst q ttrTt.
hEu11 r
, 1873-08-24

The E*rcat and Stream. tho now sporting
weekly, say thoro IL d journal iu Japan teyoted
exclusively 10 rablit-oulture.
, 1873-08-24

EXPLANATION nr tiKFEnEHuE MAnKs..-f Shturdsy,x
cDrci. Sunday e1copted. Monday exctpt0l. AE-
stTe bundhy At :uW d. IN. phly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
Decoration Day May sorh, 1873.

The surviving soldiers and sailors who fought in
the war for the preservation Of the Union, are re
qaested to meet at the City Hail on Friday, MAY
30th at q. O'Clock, for the purpose of proceeding C
the several cemeteries aud graveyards, and stfew.
ing with flowers the graves OF their comrades who
lied In defence of their country during the wal
with armed rebellion. All soldiers and sailors who
intend 10 participate with us, In thus commem o,
rating the gal ant deeds and heroic sacrinc OF ouI
fallen comrades, will please meet promptly at tht
hour and place named and proceed quietly aud with
out any puOlic demonstration TO perform tnis sol
emn but pleasing duty.
all per sons having iowers which they can spare
for the purpose are requested TO send them TO the
{ ity Hall early on Rriuay morning, and not l4teI
than IL O'Clock. There will be Committee in AZ
tendance TO receive the flowers and aeknOw ledge
the kindness and patriotism of the donors
our lady frlsnds are Invited TO meet the Commit.
tee at the city Hall on Friday morning ard assist
in making ooqusts, wIeaths &c. On behalf OF the
Soldiers.
WM Y. SwI6GATI, D. r. HIGHrTF
8. A, MACALLIsTKB, J.. G. GRUBB,
j. s. VALENTINE, j. MCRaY,
mySd-4t Committee,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
Societies
MEETINGS THIS EYENINa.

Asylum Lodge, No. %. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, S Of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle B. .. C. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge No. 8, &. of P, at knights Of
Pythias Hall I'll Market street.
American Star Lodge No. l, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No II, 1. o. G. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
DROPOsAI.s

DROPOsALs ~
furnishing Ratinns and Puel for Iight-Vessels,
Rock Light stations ard Tenders, In the Fourth
Lighthouse district
LIGHT dOgsE IksPECT0R's OFfics 4TH DlsrRICFl
fC9 south sixth street,
PHILADELPHIA, May 18Th laIS.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this ONCE un-
I'll IL O'cl0ok NJ. on FRIDAY the 2fh Gay OF JuIe,
ISIS for furnishing and deVt ring Rat)ns and ruel
for the tenders rock light stations aud ightvessels
10 the Fourth Lighthouse District, for one year,
from the LIST dag OF July, lsIs to tue s0th
inclusive. The rations TO be OF coed and approved
quality be delivered alOngriie OF tie lighthouse
tender other vessel provided for the purpose al
Christana Dtpnt entrance To Christiana Creek Deli
IN good and suiici Mt packages, "a r,ls, boxes and
cases. and in good order, for he number OF persoi
which will be specified by the Inspector fer each
yes 'el, once a quart free II ali expense 70 the
Unitsd states agreeably TO specifications and tables
marked and b. attached th reto which Will form
a part OF the contract, copies VI which may be had
by app ying at this Cfi9e.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for RatiOns and Fuei for Lightvessels, DC and
then rla ed in another envelope, and lett at or d
reoted to this orice prepaid, II sent by mail. By
order OF the LgnLHouse Board: -
Il. b. YOUNG,
Light House Inspector, Fourth Dlsuict.
my2l 23-2T-99 81 .te2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

JAMES FRAY. = This well kyown and dlstil.
guished ice cream maker, as the hot weather al.
proachss begins his nightly travels along our street.
distributing TO his Zoo satisn d customers, his
choice ice cream. Last night his bell sounded fol
the nrst time this season and from this out, during
tue not weather, the people will rush to his wagon
for their insIalInent Of his rich and lovely cream
He also serves our best families at breakfast dinner
and tea time and In the egeniRR, His tsrs
Is al $40 Talnall street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
shutzen P.rk s ! l!yely plaee.

Shutzen PARK is = lively place
1t is dusty travelling on the railroads. nos.
Work has been commenesd on the buildings
of the DelmATyiA Fruit Drying Association, at
MiddletONn.
The Eureka Misunderstanding Company made
shipment Of their patent bed springs. TO Morris
town n. J. yesterday. aud have among others
an order from Troy n. Y. to i'll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
New Advertiseneut.. 1hia Day

New Advertisements, Thia Day.
Grocerfes-BoEmsn
Wanted-Second hand on bread and cakes
Sale Of dry goods-Ogle Miller
Paints aAd VaEnishes-Feiton, Bau 4 ST lsg
Grand Tournament
Hone for saie-S = Belts
Direct route 70 Quebec
Funeral notices
Hardware-TFuman Shaw
City Items-VAious parties
Dry Goods-G d Wishsm. Phila.
DrJ 6ooda-C II Hamrick 4 c PhilA
Hambarg KdEines-Owea Evans PhIG
Wanted-S1tnAkion 10 take czre Of lava, sc
Waated-SitusttOn Es bookkeeper
AAss..ie Hall -Hyers Sisters
$50 reEard-H AskeE
Lots for sale-Joseph r Walter
lee crean-James Frey
Peach Blow PolAtoes-JAs MORROW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
+" TO TIE LADIES,

81 TO TIE LADIES,
?. L FRANK
HOOP. SKIRTS, COKsETs, LADIES AND HIL
DRkN'S UEDEk-5AHAkN1s,
hAAURA c2oRI,
Gil AAkKET STREET, Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

kB-op.r.T xertion, either of body or mind, pro-
duces debility aid disease The usual remedy IL 70
take sDme srmuenI. the effect Of which is the came
as giving liFed horse the whip instead Of oats.
The uue way is 10 fCrtiGy the System y ith per-
manent tenic Ike the Peruvian syrup, , prUteX de
OF Iron. which gives strength ana ,isUr 10 the
whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

~ OllD E-A GOOD 1--we IN vi lie Me-
~ CH sLiea Loan -s,p4la Il j. new Issuing Sd
series Uf stosE. lhe Association uGers 81, iulam
OF 10 PER ent per AHnIA fur titt Isl series Rhlu
VII no DOUBT iIdu ia holIets 10 Wit .d'aw tns
giving addtIOn-i adv np &c to he I'd End 81 seTi,
Subscriptions received } ne >eeretEry,
mYlSu 4. IAiL1R, 2 Market S.
NOTICE = 1AGGshl's IXFrEsS. -lAe only
~ Lihe delivering goods l. ~Ice a DAY, from Phil
sd-lphla. PoInpt atd reilaoie! special attention
gwen to private basgase, ii forwarded 10 ali
depOis and tets. kptcIa! II sseuger u aud
from Phladelpala daily. Office No East an s. ,
wilmington, ~ Chestnut StTe-f nAarf, fflaaei-
phla Goods Received III Phl.AI d Ill O'Clock
ma. . In 10 hJA fAGGERT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

- IOoies's Yeast Powder Is eonyeLitnt, eco
n0nicsl ard always reliable. No waste of fUtd pre-
pared with it. as IL Is always OF The btAt quaiity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

I@- For Los Of appetite Dyspepsia, lndigest on,
Depression Of Spirils GeLerai Debility in their
various folms Ferro PnUsphateu EuXir Uf Cslissay
made by CRsWel, Hazard a Co hew CTk and 81 ia
ry all droggists Is the bes toLlc. ss q sumulsLt
tonic for patients recoyeIIg in IN fever or other
sickness, It has no equal. II laEen during the sea
son It prevents lever and ague AID oher intermit-
tent feYeFA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

~ 30 sweet, so pure,
SO safe, 30 ure,
50 suited TO each dental want,
The Fragrant SUZODOnT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

n OTICE.-0 alion 4 James ayiLg seen OF 10
IN hire ont Of our ufytrs running Oh one Oi lie
Western Routes, comprising Vest, " a7hingtOn anu
j. ntrson streets AID put hin tue whole or part
OF me same ruue Tor them We therefore noliy our
clsiomers OF the change that they may De sure OF
whom they get their ice
lCsEY & RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

ES-stop. where are you going In such hurry 2
am going 10 get some II Il hamrick Co. . Uar-
gains iu HeInani Goods, At IS n kighth st, PhilA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

D-0ne case, 60 pieces. Striped jacquard silks, in
all the new cage shades, at Geo ID WisnAm's ktiia-
ble store No. n. kignIh street, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

~ Nos for SprinJ.-The VII ter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North Lay moi
have ceased 10 blow, and city tsiluTs have a..
ready made arrangements for Sprlng garments for
the people. Ar. john Ii. Aunlhausen, al ais King
street, especially has laid IN beautiful STOCK ui
coatngs, yestinSs cassmeres,8e. Tor Spring and ID
ready 70 receive orders from his ukual w dressed
cus1omerS lie Ia Also having has store papered and
painted 30 that eyt ~ thing oOks bIgHt aid fresh
as q new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

- Syrian sprinys Z has. Kyle, FroIrietor This
pieAsALt place OF resort has uecu Leaiy Il ted Up
or tne reception OF innl7luUa. VISITORS licuc. and
social parueA Ampe aCcC Cmu OdatlOns IUr dancing
nave been made, ano Ice cream, !tnunEde, cakes,
lfults dc,, VIII De sou to all wtO 0esi item, NJ
IN oxicatiDg !lqnors viii be AOld the ground He
VIII also eohtihue his popular staLd AT second aLd
Market, where The above n6mtd iuxuilrs may be
mad during the season also, his IesiupL.e Sixth
and Orahge, where he Wll Ue pleased TO SEE MS
msny iriends and the pu nc geIsIa!4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

The original cent Yara Cigar revived by K ]
Hays, Second ana French streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
NEW BOOKS at
E. s. R. BUTLER
Book, Stationery and Newspaper
Store,
12O MARKET STREET,

Pianos, Organs aud aslfludfnus
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

The two best composition roonbgs now in use
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

For furnishing and delivering about seven thHuseha
side OF Railroad Avenne. between Jpstsan street
AMI the city ne. The earih 10 be delivered bt me
ruble ward and TO he leyci. az the expense u the
Contractor under the Supervision ct TIE street Cen-
missio fef. -.-.. - -
The Ctmmi,tes reserve the right 10 fsjec; sn5 or
all bids. -.
No bid will be received unless it be from 5,sspos-
sihle pa ~. =, fhblthh
mJaI-sI Chairman Com cn opening stress
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
marls.sm

Onice in Good Hannas Ha,dwere Store,
mArls-sm 423 Market street