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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

The orange orchards in Louisiana,
which tlourishcd before the war, are
dying ont but much attention is be.
ing given to the planting of new trees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

A man WHO dosmatically asserts
opinions without giving cogent rcas-
ons for them is but q braying ass
among men When a man Is not con
scious Of his ignorance, lie is 4 brute.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

The railroad agent at the Columbia
Tenn depot found a white baby, a
few days ago, wrapped up in a carpet
sack, and left on the platform.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13
Ipsolyent Motto

! Having suggested the Insolvency ofthe
estate OF Elizabs ID Darwin, deed. notice is
merely sivenst0 all those indebted to said
essse; to pay their Indebtedness forthwith,
: Moss leaving claims ngainst sald estatn
must present the I'M duly auth, nticatcd,
~ the County Court Clerks office. ne
Minchester: within six months FROM date,
j. n. BRATT. ~.
Feb ~ 1S~7 f..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

The post office Department has dc.
cidcd that neither firms, families nor
companies can combine to rent and
use the same post-onice box.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

1t requires $4,000 worth OF swine
per annum to tic up the dead letters
which the Postoflce Department fails
to deliver.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

The Mississippi Legislature com
mittee has reported u~nfavorably to
abolishing the death PEI atty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

). Adams Lee has agained turned up
this time in Louisialia--still prac.
ticing his swindlipg game.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

The Kansas Legislature has appoint
Ell a special com nittcc to look into the
charges against Pomeroy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

Tue Southern Claims commission is
abolished on March 3, 1873. BY the
law creating it. The proposition will
be before Congress soon to extend its
powers Tor !oCr years longer, The
Commission has passed upon three
hnadred claims, and has one thousand
five hundred claims still on file.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13
Wells Carh0lic Tablets

WOrthless limitations are on tbc
market. but the only scientific prepare.
ton of Carbolic Acid for Lung diseases ia
when chemically combined with Other
well known remedies, rs in these TABLETS.
and all parties are cautioned against using
any other. 20
In al cases of irritation Of the mn.
cous membrane these TABLETS should be
freely used; their cleansing and healing
properties are astonishing.
BE Warned, never neglect a cold; it is
easily cured in Its incipient state; when
It becomes chronic tile cure Is cxceedinly
difficult. Use Wells Carbolic Tablets as
specific.
JOHN @. KELLOGG
Is Platt street. New York.
Sole Agent for United States.
Price % cents a box. Send for circular.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

Gov. Brown will send a message to
the General Assembly Of Tennessee on
the centennial observance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

''SPIRITS."
ls9hErf fr gnN gStaS7 4HF 70 fHf rfp fsfeyR-
"An Act to Extcrminatc Drink
cnnesS and Promote Tenn
pciancc, Honesty and
Virtue"
From the Nashville Danncr.l

800 s'N T'"''' nv RhhhNi ' HLN
The following neat bit of satire, in
-tllc form of a bill, Introduced in the
House yesterday. BY Representative
Jcup, was provocative Ola good deal
Of mcrrilnent, as the palpablc "hits u
revealed themselves during the reading.
The bill, however, met with the un
timely fate Of Il rejection on first read.
ing. 1t rcacs as follows:
WHEREAS, The general sentiment oil
the people Of Tennessee, as expressed
in numerous petitions, signed by hun
drcds Of her brave sons and fair
daughters in the same uniform haml.
writing, and imploriry this Honorable
body for Gods cause and the sake OF
virtue and happiness not to give them
a stone when they ask for bread, seems
to be overwhelmingly against the sale
or tipping Of any spirituous or vinous
liquor in any civil district Of the sew.
cr,l counties Of the State; and
Whereas, These petitions assume
that the American people, which have
for nearly a century, and against the
most formidable foreign and domestic
enemies, maintained mc glorious prin
ciplc of self government, are, never
lhelcss. entirely devoid Of all self-con.
troll and stlf-coDstraint, and uniformly
drink to intoxicaiion whenever they
get q taste OF suiriLuous linnur. so thai
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

A bin, pi "a years. Not Il SlnE'" c"se Of nm
on bitchc} ~" "!'"'.p'A o'''''''"' n'' u NJ
~. 900 presentations in the prussiun ,
WV oniy about oMr,third were pcrit
for the prqcrrssfuI resembling, THAT il. tp,
assessing ,lIt Of It primary vaccination so 81,
vile Ncws scarcely 10 be distinguished rrol
kind can bd thc remaining two-tIiirls b
favor Of vrro or less modified, or failing On
oun nr,LI In connection with these Il
l., a.. CO. statement is also made that the
J.n,.N lishcd English uprciualor3-
'S't|''N ,Sou, in 10000 vaccinations;
""''c '"' eeo, ia ag many more; Sir VIM.
worm lhc ~, in til" eases Of $4,000 sick chill
they eat. ID adults in Londou; and DR.. Wcs
r. 4" ChiiHrcn's Hospital, as to &c
: 20 ui'p idr'u all concur by saying
U,,bou one POSTMASTER Gen or
era! aud Representative i%|arnsworLh, Lc
chairman Of the Committee on Post ~
Olllce and Post Roads, the former in
That he would revoke his or. Pn
requiring double postage in cases g.
where partial postage only has been II,
paid, provided he should be sustained ate
by the Attorney General, who he h'>
would consult on the subject. If :
however, the Postmaster General n,I
not do so the committee will
accomplish the object by the passage 'ba'
the bill heretofore agreed upon. ~!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

'rFO THE WORKING CLASc
L male Or female, $50 u week ruar,a'
tced. Respectable employment az Lon,'
day or evenings no cnpital required NV;
Instructions and valuable package Of rno Ml
to start withsent free by mail. AdirsU.Ds
with u 6 cent return stamp. M. YOISc
,&CO, is CORTLAND street, New York wv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

or Soul Charm.
4 ing. How cithor sex may flscinai,
and gain the love and affections Of INV
person they choose instantly, This sim.
pie mental requirement all can bosses.
free. by nail, for 25c, together with mar.
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dream,
Hints to Ladies, Wcdding-Nigllt Si,irt'
&c. "A queer book. Address, Il. WIZ
LIAM " co, Publishers, PHILADELPHIA "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13
WINTERS

I'KA!NS run to and from Nashville rs
L follows: 10
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. ArR,vp
:OO A. NJ. Sundays Excepted. 2:l5p. NJ.
o:oo Pm. Daily. a:IOA AN.
LEAVE. Memphis Trains. ARRIVE.
= 5ooM'M DAILY. 5:3OA. NJ.
Z'5o l. Sundays Excepted. 5:l5 PM.
Time to Memphis, ia hours.
LEAVE. ~. Loais Trains. ARRIVE.
"''' an: Daily. $50 A. NJ.
Time to St. Louis 1915 hours.
LEAVES. Shel6yriNe Trains. ARRIVES
4 oor.M Daily, Snnd'y except'd. 9:35 AM,
Inns Route is IS Miles Sho.tcrto Mem
phis than via Decatur.
More than 100 Niles Shorter to s.
81 Il
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

". J,sLlrTER,r Editor aud Proprietor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-13

BE deCeiced, but for coughs. celds, Sors
throat, ho~avscncss, and ~broncliisl difficult.
les, use only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
China, Glass and Queensware
At 3O2 Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Will be found the largest and best assort-
- ment Of the above goods in the State. Band
~ China Dinner Sets, Band China lea sets,
White China Tea Sets. White China Dinner Sets
Edwards White Iron stone Dinner Sets, Edwards
White lron Stone Toilet Sets Edwards Ware Iron
Stone Tea Sets, Fancy Toilet Sets, great variety;
Common Goods of every description. Fancy Articles
in endless variety; Hard Rubber Handle Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons, Castars. &c: Plated Tea
Sets Of best quality, Cut Glassware of every de-
scriptOn, Pressed Glassware Of every description,
Coal Oil Lamps. Portland Kerosene Oil. Lamp
Chimneys, sc. The attention of those in want of
the above goods is invited to my stock of goods in
this line. The quality of the goods is the bost of
the kind that can be found and the prices as low
ma mayS go '' THoS. Y. DENoRMANDIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

ROMANCE OF CARL SCHURZ's EARLY LIFE,
We all know something about the later years
or American career Of this great German
statesman, but there are incidents connected
with his early life in Fatherland, which will
ba new ana interesting TO eur readers
Carl SchurZ was born at Liben, near Colo
gne, March 2, 1927, and studied at the COLE
giate institution in Cologne, and afterwards
at the University of Bonn. He went from the
university dreaming Of German republican
confederation. He became the editor OF a lib
erAl newspaper. lie fOstered the revolutionary
spirit which eliminated in actual hOstilities
near the year 1S4S. Abandoning his editorial
chair he joined the ranks OF the TeVolHtiOnists.
taking part 10 the defence OF Rastadt Defea-
ed, he fled to Switzerland, thence to Paris and
London. In London he was a teacher and
correspondent for three years. Meanwhile
the Prussian government exiled him for life,
and the decree was that il ever found on Ger
man territory he should be slot. His favOrite
professor In the University Of Bonn had been
meantime imprisoned for life, and young
SchurZ resolved 10 liberate him.
certain German air was the great favOrite
OF both, which they often played and sang to
gether A London organ maker made hand
organ for young Schurz, and among the Ger
man and Italian airs which It played was the
professors favOrite. Then Disgusting himself
Us an Italian peasant, and secFeting coil of
rope and several skeleton keys In his clothes,
he went to the tort and was admitted lie
played awhile for the officers, and was then
admitted to the prison to play to the political
prisoners. Striking up the favOFite tune he
soon had the pleasure of seeing his professor
at the grating. TO open that cell with skel-
etOn key was the work of a moment, and be-
fore they were discovered the professor and
young Schurz were on the parapet. They
lowered themselves on the rope and ran to a
patch OF wood where two fleet horses were
concealed They escaped to London.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Rov. 9. n. spnreeon's Letter.

In response 10 an invitation 70 this welIknOwn
English minister TO lecture at Detroit, the follow
ing letter Was received BY the Secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association of that city (;
CLArHAAE, England, April IA, 1879
Dear alri-1 mnst decline your courteous nlleF,
not because doubt your good hith, or desire
higher terms, but simply ,hscause do nothing In
the lecturing way for money. am preacher Of
the Gospel, and believe thAt the people among
whom minister ought to support me, and they
have right to my time; consequently, 1 never
add to my Income BY lectning. l have an offer
of S25, 600 for 20 lectures In your country, and
for moro on similar terms; but cannot accept It.,
nor could II the offer were multiplied a hun
dred times. My income Is not such that | can
dceplse mOney-my people could not remuneIate
me In four years at the rate offered for SIS nights
but my work engrOsses me and | cannot leave il,
especially to enrinCh myself l am no lecturer
and do not want to be. l honor those who can
do It we'll, but cannot, aud am quite content
not to do II; for have enough OF other work,
aud work more directly bearing on my Ilie's
aim. With many thanks, yours very truly,
G. II. SPURGEoN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

AN lNTERRUPTIoN.-AbOut a year ago a
sober and industrious carpenters a newcomer in
Dayton, Ohio, married very worthy lady, and
settled down with good prospects for the future.
All went prOsperOusly and happily for nearly
twelve months. One evening lat week, however
after the days toll was over, and ho was sitting
in the presence Of his wife, there was knock al
the door. Now, small boys are always intrusive,
aAd not seldom disagreeable. One such, both,
disagreeable and intrusive, burst into the room
as soon as the door was opened, followed by q
woman and TO other children, and before the
carpenter could realize the situation, that mis-
erable boy had shouted, ''Oh /, papa we have
found yen at last" The rival claims Of the
women have interrupted the mars latest domes-
tic arrangements, and the services of the courts
are necessary TO relieve them from from theil
difficulties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

MACHINERY, is now doing the work ofstOkers
in London gas company manuiaciory. Hith-
ertO the retorls wherein gas has been distilled
FROM the coal have been placed horizontally; in
the new method they are placed vertically. The
retorts are iron tubes exposed TO great heat In
each tube an Archihedian screw turns round.
The coal falls in slowly from the top, descends
slowly with the movement Of the screw, gives of
all its gas ON the way, aud the coke falls from
the bottom. The advantage Of this over the
horizontal method is shown by the fact, that for
every ton of coal converted it yields more coke
and two thousand feet more gas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division T me Table.
SPBIEG ARRANGkMEMT

On ana after MONDAY, Ap,,l Ole.
fs.-= = -, ,lssS (sundayS oxOSpted.l frains III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Wilmington and western Il r.
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

Commencing ApriI Tth
trains will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington %. 10 20 a m. and IS p m
Arrive at Wilmington 81 a m, % ana % n IN.
AIryS at Landenberg %. IL 81 a m and 7 90 D M.
C5ONNECrlONS-Ir leaving Wilmington Al
arriving at 10 Is .. m. - - - "~
Trains leaving WiIminRtOn NJ An m conr..,s
with train leaving Philadelphia at 90 m,
Train arriving at Wilmington at IS a "a. With
train PhiladelDhiA ct 10 . n '
Train arriving at Wilmington nj % With train
for Philadelphia at 90 p m.
Train arriving At Wilmin RtOn at % u m With
fnn TOT Balumore and Washington at S IL D NJ:
Wlth tram Tor philadelphia and New York At So
u. AMI with Delaware X X trains at 8 Is n M
omnibus connections between W and w. and p
= and B- DepOts, and cars of the Wilmington (Itv
Railway. DAVID CONNETT S1Ht S''
aD4-W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

A MARRIAGE THAT DIDN'T CONE OFF,
16, visited Louisville, KY, the other day, the
girls neither accompanying them to superin-
tend the ceremony. 1t seems that it was q
semi-elOpement, the girls old man dissenting,
and just as the marriage was about TO eventu-
ate he descended on the chagrined trio and
stopped the fun. Tho scheming mother at
length got the young people fIOm under his
eye, and matters once more took nuptial as
pect, but the boy quailed before the stern oil
cial, and refused to swear that he was Of age.
This put the girl in rage, and she went for
him with her feet and fists. The match was
broken of, and the couple wended their un-
Wedded ways to their respective homes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON q BALTI
MORE RATbRtlAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871,
q passenger car will be attached TO tho freight
train leaving Philadelphia 900 p. m, for VIII
minRt0n.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signalled: Grays Ferry. 9.12 p. IN, LaGarett0 9.3s
p.m'; Chester. 9.tl .. m Lamekin. 945 p. N; Thur
low 949 p. m; LinwOod. 9.a5 p. m: Claymont. 1901
D. N ElleFsie, 1918 D. M arrive Wilmington. 1880
D N lOot20l II. y. kRNNkY. SaOt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

A FooL's WAGER.-A fool undertook, for a wa
ger, to gormandize in an extraordinary way, late
ly, at Canaan, N. II. He agreed to eat two pounds
Of honey. If be accomplished this, the honey was
to be given 70 him failing, he was to pay for four
gOunds lie slowed away pound, 9lS ounces,
with 10 crackers and ? pickels Herr tho swallow
ing faculty gave out, aud he lost his wager When
you hear of man undertaking jobs OF this klnd,
yea may safely write him down an asa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12


STATE or DELAWARE. /, JOaN ii. PAYNFER,
Executive Department. Secretary of State Il
the State of Delaware. do hereby certify that III Q
above and foregoing is true copy of the act enti-
tied An act in relation To the colecjiOn OF taxes
IN this State passed at Dover. prii i0ti. 1873. the
same having been compared by L. with the origi-
nal roll now on file IN my office
In testimony wl7re0f have heceunt0 set my
r, hand and Ell al seal at Dover. this sixteenth
H. day OF pFi A.p. de thousand eight hundred
and seVenty-throe. JOHN II. PAYN1Ek.
AD25 Secretary Of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
NEW GROCERY STORE
y. w. Cor. Fourth ana Market st.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
S5aAA The undersigned respectfully an-e74S
Al3nOunees to his old friends and thek t4zf5
M1 public generally that he has ccmplet-A
8ed his new store, and has Opened with stock
OF line new and fresh
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLASsRS,
Lovefing crushed granulated and veriEed Sugars
sOtt, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and ell kinds of MOlasses, ..
Old government Java Coffee. Lagura, Maricaibo,
Mo. Green aHd Roasted Coffee; the Gnest Black and
new Buekwheat, all kinds Of pure Spices, Sara: mes
all kinds Of Canned Fruits, Preach and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles, Jel-
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. Vermncelli, MacarOni. Washing Soap in
great variety. Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants, Raisins, CitrOn. Atmores Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples. OranbeTries. BrOOms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, AdamRntine aud TAllO =
Candles, and all articles usually kept in well as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
8-1v JAMES CRIPPkN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

1t =. 1IIIn VIII run subject 70 delays inc-
tiOns where time is given VAL - S'"-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
1eavs 5n NeV Castle for Wilmington and PhIIadel-
Wilmington At l.2l z. NJ. for New Castle anu
AM, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AddiuonaltO those above, leave Smyrna for CIav
Son ll.SO a. m.' and 7.35 p. m, Leave CLAYTON for
smyrna $50 .. m, and 400 p. m, TO mako eonnac-
SOn Sn, lth tralnsto and from Dover. ald stations
. C0NNECTIONS
AT IOM MNSEND; with the Kent County and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads. SN0eN
AtRCihiAiION' RSiiAoi with the Maryland aud Delaware
AT AIHAKRTNGToN. With the junction and Br..t
WAter Railroad. N Ni0NA
At SEARQRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At 9kLMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroaa
ana WlcomioO and POcOmOke kailrOad
v. y. KENNY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
JAMES FRANCE.
HOUSE SIGN AND SHIP PAINTER
PAPER HANGEIE, &c.
Bowers HOoR Imminent.

Amor 80 ysars PPa olIOal experience with horses.
4 staging, teaming. re, | have learned that more
horses have been crippled By inattsation to the
feat than all other diseases combined AltormA
experiments / have found the true remedy TO PRR-
VKNF the disease OF the hOof or restore IL after neg
ngeneO. 10 what nature intended e should be-tks
oreat support Qf tke nObLs aaiGl, IL the hOOf in
dam ed and diseased the animal Is comparatively
worthless. This L niment will surely pFegent this
WOTpt Of all diseases, (COntracti0n. COrnSs Quarter
Cracks Contraction Of the Back HlneWs ganorAlly
called KnoO-Sprung. &e.) and restore those that
lave hoon crippled by the want Of such remedy.
1aI1ry IL Shdfl Win never fail IL PrepsEiy ap-
BSthe the horses foot once a week. or oftensr II
sicSe Ia fke haiF. 7F1F7 ~. q. BOYER,
w. 3, NOFEistOWn. Pa.
Nam. @. BoYER-Dcar SIR This Is to certify
that / have used your Liniment Ia my stable for
hroe months past, on more than one hundred h0r-
- md find Il the best preparation have ever
nsed on horses. IL Is far better than yoa recon-
mand u. Send me Ave eases es onee, PY tsxPre
No 1S2 West Slst street. New HOFk CITY.
Z. BRINGHuRSI 4 CO.. Druggists eorner3sl
and NJ aFket streatsW Wiimington. having beon ap.
pOln0ea agents f0F this ValaublO and popular Heel
Liniments are tally prepared 70 supply q Whoieeais
and retail at the manuineluTOrs prices.
" b
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31

A Father Matthew, Total Abstinence
Society was formed at: Belle Creek on
Sunday the 28th inst, by Mr.. G. M. Nc
Carthy, editor OF the Western Times, and
Pres. of the Catholic Total Abstinence Un-
ion, and Father Stariha. The Rev. Faith
er preached in the morning on the sub
ject of temperance, and was followed by
Mr.. Mccarthy, who delivered lecture on
the same subject, after which a Society
was formed with thirty members. The
temporary officers are: George Rolls,
President ?. j. Sheridan, Sec. James
OReily, Treas. The next meeting will
be on Tuesday, Jan. 5th, 1874, when
permanent officers will be elected. Faith
er Stariha is spiritual director. The Of
fcers of the Lake City and West Albany
Societies were present, and a strong inter-
est in the cause is manifested.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.

will be no mean or unimportant agency in
this work. (Applause.) We are endeavor-
ing to make this a journal in every respect
worthy Of the Order. That we shall occa-
sional!y make errors we know too well,
but we trust our friend will bear with our
errors and point them out to us. We most
earnestly invite friendly criticism. So far,
we have had the most iattering compli-
ments, for which we are grateful Ifthere
is any one present who does not yet take
this paper, let him see to it that he makes
himself happy by subscribing for it before
he leaves. (Applause.)
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31

Length of school in weeks........... lG
Number of pupils enrolled, ............. 1888
Average daily attendance, ............. 618
Average daily absence, .................. 254
Average number belonging, ............ 643.4
Average monthly enrolment, ,........ 685.5
Per cent Of average daily attendance
on average number belonging,.... 96.1
Per cent of average daily attendance
on average monthly enrollment, ... 9O2
Half days attendance, nce,...............-... 96422
Halfdays' Absence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857
Number of ftardinesses of pupils......... 431
Time lost by tardiness. -..86 hours, 81 min.
Per cent Of punctuality 996
No. Of pupils neither absent nor:ardy "a
No. Of tardinesses Of teachers........ 3
Number OF VISITORS. s......~.......-.......... 451
O. WHITMAN, Supt.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31

Ill, and not expected to recover.
NJ. Herschler has handled about 20
900 bushels Of barley the present season,
and has in store about $4,000 bushels of
wheat.
Davis 4 Marshall have had to seek
other quarters for storing wheat, and are
now filing the old Wilkinson warehouse
opposite Heisings, corner of Bush and
9Th streets.
I. B. Sheldon and VIM. Webster start
east on New Years night Mr.. Shell
don will visit the large cities in the inter-
est Of the Red Wing Mills; while Mr..
Webster will of course have an eye to the
best carriages got up down there. They
will probably be gone three or four weeks.
Sheldon 4 Blodgett have filled up
their old warehouse, and are putting up
temporary building 36xl44. They are
taking in about 5000 bushels per day
They are going to double their present
capacity next summer. The new build
ing will be on the corner of Main and
Potter streets.
During the past week the machinery
Of the Red Wing Mills has been run to
test its accuracy, perfection and harmo-
ny. We understand the test has prov.
ed very satisfactory, and the mills will be
in full operation during the present week
The company have already put men on te
the streets to purchase wheat.
Chandler & Sterrett are contemplating
building another temporary warehouse sc
x80. They have already put up one 36z
50, into which went 1000 the first day
it was ready. By the time this manu-
script will have been put into print, thei1
permanent building will be full from to1
to bottom, making in some places 40 fee
of solid wheat. They have already go
over 100000 bushels in the house, ant
are bracing up the Office 80 as to fill al
around it. They took in 5000 bushel
on Monday last.