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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

We would call attent ton to the adver-
tisement of Randall Academy, which ap-
peared in our paper last week, and will
be found in it this week This institu-
ton is growing in favor all the time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

See advertisement of Arthur Lyon,
who wants an agent for a sewing machine.
In our dealings with Mr.. Lyon we have
found him to be honest.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

We are indebted to Mr.. Kahn for vol
ume first of the Geological Survey of
Ohio. 1t is a most valuable work.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

The whole number of marriages in
Jackson county during the year ending
March 3lst, was I9Q
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Peter Homas to Geo. w. Custer-Lot
in Yancey's Add to Berlin.........$190
John FL. McKitterick to Chas, w. Brown
40 acres in Lick tp.......:..........$2O 600
j. G. Stevens ct al. to A. S. Kyle of
coal under certain lands in Lick
John I. Jones to Oak Hill Fire Brick
q Coal Ca acres in Jefferson tp.,$500
John D. Evans to same Company-3S
acres in Madison tp.................-$3,S ,SlS
Menerva Crump to Sabina Hamer-quit
claim to ] of 50 acres in Jefferson
L. w. Mann to David Mann-quit claim
to so acres in Jackson tp...............$ $50
Catharine Mann to Sylvester Mann-quit
claim to so acres in jackson tp........ 1925
H. f. Austin to Milton Furnace g. Coal
CO.. acres except coal, in Milton
.Fooo
Samuel Belts to Gerson David-Lot 8 in
Reeds Add. to Oak 425
F. E. Duduit, Trustee, to Evan e. Evans
40 acres in Madison $500
Number of Mortgages recorded,.",,..,,.S
Amount secured,,.,,..,.......,.." ,40t
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The public schools of Jackson will com
mence on Monday next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 " + y . I'71 I'M CIOUllfIIs
Wanted, 10000 lbs. of wool. for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
STERNBEReER d Son
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We have several communications that
are crowded over until next week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

The Executive Committee of the Jack
son County Sunday School Association,
wiz meet at jackson, on the 18th inst,
at : o'clock ?. II. A full attendance is
desired. j. ". LoxGBoNi
Corresponding Secretary.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

Advertisements for insertion in the
STANDARD must be brought in on Tuesday
morning before nine o'clock II
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NEW BARRER, SHOP,

Ben. Mcclellan has opened Barber Shop on
Main Street, next door to Tolley's Jewolry
store, where he asks the public to give him a
call. Nov. Il, '72-tf
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TWO YEARS AGO.
y DIR. u. Ii. G. CLEwERS, DRUGGIST AND {
IST, AND PROPRIETOR OF CLEWERS' GRE

lN. Is. f..
IST, AND PROPRIETOR OF CIEwERS GREEN
MOUNTAIN OIL.
Two years ago mighty chain
Had bound me to the bowl;
Its links lay burning on my brain,
And crushing down my soul;
My mother, far from scenes of strife,
Was, in her grave laid low,
And not a star shone on my life
But two short years ago.
Two years ago the loahng throng
That hung around the inn,
Would say-"Come, sing us now song
And you shall have some gin.'
And the drunllard' S catch would troll,
The lowest of the low,
And thon in drink would drown my soul,
But two short years ago.
Two years ago. upon the edge
OG ruins gulfl lay;
wokc-I rose-I signed the pledge
Two years ago to-day;
That pledge hath saV'd my drowning soul
From sorrow. pain, and woe;
Twas that, TINT helped nae dash the bowl
Away, two years aga,
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WHAT WOMEN

WANT y book containing Information of
great Importance, sent free for two stamps. Ad-
dress, Mrs. II. Metzger, Hanover, Pa.
AUgl-lm
j. f. Towel, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable.
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We have now completed the publica-
tion, by townships. Of the births and
deaths in jackson county for the year
ending March 81, 1873. The number of
deaths was IL males. and 124 females
Total, 24l Total births, males 354, fe-
males 333, total 6S7. Legitimate. 9.
There were Eve of the lille climate chill
dren in one township.
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An EzamntOn Of Stock and Prices will convince the
BOTTOM PRICES
TEN COMMANDMENTS:

VI. Thou shalt not kill thyself by buying
goods on credit.
VII. Thou shalt not commit wrong towards
thy wife by buying for her common article
somewhere else, when thou canst get better
one of us at the same price.
out of thine own pocket, by paying high prices
in other houses when thou canst buy OF us Tor
a great deal less.
TX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against
us, thy neighbor and friend, but confess the
truth, that our store is the cheapest.
Y. Thou shalt not covet us for selling Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, Fancy
Articles and Notions, Queensware and Glass
ware Groceries and thousand other things SO
low; for the farmer saves money, and the mer-
chant will make enough by quick sales and
small profits.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-28

Csage Plants.
For sale by f. Cherington. Price, S4.00 per
thousand. Send in your orders between this
and the 1st o. October.
Postoffice address, ROCKY HILL,
jackson Co., Ohio
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| Notice.
The members CT the Jackson County Teach
| ers' Association are requested to meet at the
Court House, the ;a)th inst, at O'Clock p.
for the purpose Of transauting important busi-
nCsS~ BY order of EIX. Conn.,
| /for. II. Il. G. CIewcrs, Druggist and Chemist
IEIain Street, is still doing a large business i'll
the Drug line. He keeps all kinds of pure
| Drugs, Paints, Oils, Chemicals, Patent Aiodi-
cines, &c. Being practical apothecary, and
understanding pharmacy, lie is prepared to
put up prescriptions with safety, at all hours
W. I. Washam told Us last week that he
would get up Il big advertisement of his great
Clothing Stores for the STANDARD this week.
But he has IA lied to come to time We hope to
get him up to the scratch by next week. And
then hewiIl advertise-in the Daily. OF course
he viii.
Oliver s. Miller is making vigorous prepara-
tions for the fail trade. In the mean time he is
prepared to furnish all the goods required, both
! by his Old customers and as many new ones as
may call Try his store, on Main street, oppo-
! site the Court House.
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How to Make Money !

Call at w. f, IIaies Drug Store, settle your
old accounts, as he is closing his books and
commencing new deal for cash.-tf
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Marriages in jackson County-1e57

Hiram Fair and semelia B. Patrick.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
The Iron Intereso.

A New Albany Qnd, company have blasi
furnace IN Martin county, in which they have
been using coal for fuel, bat they now propose
20 use charcoal and sell their coal In The mar.
ket. - ~" ~"
browns Rotary Sewing MAChino .COunpuny
Indianapolis has been cSgahiaaA with
capital Of $50OO0O. They intend 70 hav1
their machines in the maEkst within -
months.
Al the South St. LouH furnace was recentIv
cast an anvil weighing 10000 pounds. II L
intended for Dozier, MaharR & Co., who have
works at KinsWick (beloW St. Louisl foT
making charcoal blooms and Maharg blooms
Mr. John Roach, the shipbuilder, employs
at the Morgan IrOnWOrks, on the East river
and at the ship yards, at Chester, on the Della.
ware, 1900 men, and has put in the water
Within eighteen months ~ 400 tons Of iron
shipping. ~
Big Muddy Iron Company made a contract
a a lew lew Gays ago with the Joliet Steel works, fol
Z,SOO tons Of Bessimer pig iron, at a Sigh
advance on present rates--the iron 10 b
delivered during the months of September
October, and November.
One hundred and twenty new coaches bav,
lust been completed by the Pullman Palace
Gar Company. There are now 700 of thes,
coaches running on 152 roads. Every caI
costs from $17 900 to $4,000, ana one Of then
ON the New York and Erie broad saage COS
more than $4,000. $l2,OOOOO0 have iuS
been invested in the organization.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
out OrReaHeh

In this common expression Is cOmprohended an
immense amount Of bodily and mental suIfsrinR. II
not necessary to be effected with positive disease
an order to experience unuttsrabIO wretehednoss.
person out Of health is weak lansuid low spirited
incapable Of much SxertiOn. nervous irritable and
e sensitive to every change Of Temperature A the
mercury I.S.ay N Thermometer. What such . person
Bitter: will supply it. Ne need Of applying 70 4
PHYSICIAN IN such case. the fee would Be thrown
ANY' AZ the nearest drug store may be had tho
most emeient and hOalthfll vegetable tonic that he
Nor,d contains. Twenty-Five yoaFs' experience haS
the net that among all the stOmashics
RoWottpl restorative stands supreme unapproaehed.
Hvery bottle Of HOstottors Bitt0FS cOntainS mors
sepl7tO24d - : - ~"~OAS "VA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
me Free RanI1Ing Question.

A Washington dispatch says member Of
Congress, who was member of the Banking
and Currency Committee OF last Congress,
states that he shall advocate q system In the
free banking, conditioned only upon adequate
bonded security for circulation. lie believes
that banking under the sole condition Of ade-
quate security should be as open to cOmpetl-
tlon as any other business. Clinton L. Merri-
am, another member Of tho same committee,
has expressed like views, with the addition OF
the central redemption. The member of Con-
gress hrst alluded to above, stated that he Is
Informed that the national banks will oppose
any considerable increase Of the National
bank circulation and the corresponding with
draWal Of greenbaek notes; and that the with
draWal OF Greenbanks under;such clrcumstan-
ees would 50 hasten the necessity OF the re-
demption OF the National hank notes. as utter
" g destoy the present profits Of the National
bank eire0latlQh,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

The LIQUOR QUESTION IN SUSSEX COUNTY
Under the present law, those who keep hotels
are required to get tho signatures Of property hol
ders recommending them to the Courts for licenses.
AS the Courts meet in Sussex county first after
the passage of the law, there will he some anxiety
BY those most interested to learn the effect Of the
law upon those in the traffic. The Court meets
In Sussex on the 18th of October. The SUSSEX
Journal OF Friday says:
tits generally believed that few hotels will be
licensed at the next term OF the Court The tenn
Perance men have made great efforts TO prevent
tue MOTEL men from getting signer,, and will. no
doubt, remonstrate at Court against the granting
ot license to those who have not complied with
the letter OF the law. What action the Court will
take, and what construction il will take upon the
ambiguous clauses Of the law, is a matter of in
terest % the community. II will, perhaps, re-
qulre another election to fully test the sentiments
ot the people Of this county on the Temperance
question; And Judging from the resolutions
passed at the late Temperance Convention, they
intend making the Issue i'll the next campaign.
NO SUCH test was made last year in this county.
ana YET reform was instituted. Now IL remains
TO be seen IL when this issue is fairly nut the peo
pie Will vote TO abolish liquor selling.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
The arana Lodrs er1o.o.E

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned
finally ON Saturday. Before adjourning ii was
determined not to change the regulations relative
to conferring the degree of Rebekah IN eubOFiL
nate lodges, and that hereafter there shall be NO
forfeiture Of membershlp in the Rebekah degree
except by such rules and usages as apply 10 mem
beEs of subordinate lodges. Committees were
appointed to report ct the next session on a uni
form to be worn by all lodges and sncampmenta
when on parade also law "for the suppres
sion Of imposters on the Order"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

James w. Nesmith, nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of Oregon TO supply the vacancy caused bv
BY the death Of Joseph q, Wilson, Rep, IL an old
resident Of that State, having emlgraisd there in
1873 He has filed several federal positions aince
residing In Oregon, and in 1861 he vas elected 10
tne United States SanAto, serving the full term.
He also obtained considerable reputation in eorn-
mAnding expeditions against the Indians in lsls
and 1883. Mr.. Wilson's majority vas $50 In q vots
Of 25,O00 but the Democrats say the Nitchsll Hip
pie scandal has 90 weakened their opponents thaf
Mr.. Nssmith isc certain Of success fOE Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

The WORLD, of this morning, says: "The deci.
sion Of the Government to the further action of
the Treasury in tho present crisis is announced
The Assistant Treasurer will continue to buy
bonds in accordance with the notice of Saturday
and pay for them in greenbacks at the average OF
Saturdays prices, or about Ill. Taken in con-
nection with tho action of the associated banks,
this should suitce to restore financial confidence;
the prices of stocks are so low as to complete the
belief that business can be at once resumed on
Wall street on a safe basis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
M. N. CHILD & CO..
Real Estate Agents and COnVeyancsrs,
"a. ~rt .-
ONCE No. = W. 7th.strest,
r. Wilmington, Delaware.

OGef the following Real Rstat0 ak Private Sala.
Ss,Si % sat slmost AO DaFSsns either with
No, !. One thFeS-stOEy brick on 8. W, Cor. 9Th
eS ton streets VITA all the maaa9h In
Tss2 os. stIS1saniaS tSsSs1.sSs-E Is Ss. rSS%;
Tdg: ~: g.. one two-stOEy brick. Cor. hOOuSt and
A9NEsO[ Stne., a.. t rooms: -
PAL: NTH al the modern imDrcvemsntS. and
Mes. One sVO-stOryi bpiSk. 1VI1 TAtnAlI st.. .
No:6. One thrss-stOEy brick. 7Os TAtnAM st.. s
NS: !. One tFO7stsrs brish. .,4sts Fa.nAH sGss
,,Es;s. :, One Arss.stoOry SrisE, lSar TA.nAIi ST..
.1.:. y: ISL S1ESs SsS s.S sSL Lincoln
~ 4Ss bTiekS9 F. 4th 81 with
!sS MS n. One three-JtOFy brick, bl9 W. eth St,
~ .;a. ~ tae PedsID lmPrOvemsH aad large Ont
80: ~ One thry -atory brick, No All East 9Th St.
r9ssee..oa y, lmmef Iiatelys pElaO ioS4<Ks FfsT
W 1tb 81 I"S ID rse-stOry bricks, No. 1919 and l2A
ton rs 81 M .,R SR1 5s z: .| A.: X.Ass
sTn imprevemsnss SSe Slce Sards ena al tAS mod
No. as TsO tWo-stoty framS Sus.,t an scot. ",
sssEesn sss 18th and lSlh.SLOts eSGIt0 n SHOOmS
No. 10. Two two-stOry brieks on L ,v,.r,nr AvO.
SssSsa stds Ss2a LiHeOn and scot stss WIN fFOnt and
o. Ne. Y: 0ae thrss.steuv bslSh-awSllSnS-on KING
% sIa % and sth with All the ne lSRR Inn
70. q. One thrco-StSrT brick, a Kipr.st
sCPSsI ~ - Yns brick Weth 81. th'
p6slss Tafee tSEee-stSFy bFiell, l2a2 IA l. l2iG
o. No 2. one threO-story brick. Ne. 800 JOk 6FgoE
ofSy Nestsins 81 yeIy cay and location ROOd
10y otoSes4 aalt square Of ground h1fWo0n INA and
AesI pss-s - IfO9ting on West ouFbod and fr1dS l.
.esss - - = arm IN BrandyWine Hundred 81 q
49, ~ smaller tracts. one of a6out
H NltAeet 9utldl lngs. about one liIS ffoW a.
Is ssssas Nsw Castle. Besides the absVO "
Sigs SS sAl 90 no. fail 10 dssaa an oua
'sDas-in NN,OHILp \ %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

A fire at Burlington, Iowa, On Saturday, de-
stroyed two and quarter blocks, incIndiEg E
lumber yard containing 6,000, 900 feel OF lumber,
and twenty ouF-buildlngS, mostly wooden. To.
tai loss about $500, 900. Among the risks ara
$500 in the Franklin, $500 in the GiraFd. and
$500 in the National, Of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
horticultural FaIr.

THOSE who made purchases at the auction on
Saturday evening, will please call at No. 500, In
Stitute Building, and settle their bills.
And oil persons having bills against the Society
will please present them at the same place, pre-
vious to Saturday, the eth inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
DAILY GAZETTE.
over Fifty Failures.

The failures on Saturday together with thOso
which were announced previously aggregated
about fifty. The great mass of them were in New
York city. But 1t is quite apparent that the end
had not been reached and that many others will
be announced in q few days, or weeks at least
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
SECOND EDITION.
Suspension IN vwILRaIMoTom:
THE FIRM OF JOHN MCLEAR & SON SUE.
PENDED.

AessES. John MeLsar & Son, Bankers, Of this
city closed thIa afternoon. They will resume
again as soon as possible. NJ. = :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

William Patton has been arrested al Campton,
n. H., for the murder Of bis wife, whose body
was found hanging in closet few days sinee.
He confessed that she died in 4 scuflie with him.
and that he placed her body Rhers Il was
found,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
Patrons ofHnshnnnrv.

READING, September 19.-The organization
OF State Grange Of the Patrons of Husbandr,
was effected here yesterday. twenty-five dele
gales were present oftwenty oranges, rep
reseDting Berks, Bn0ks, Chester Crawford
Cumberland, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lycoming
Monroe, and Montgomery counties.
Ihe delegates were called to order by james
Wilkinson, ESQ, of Iowa, Deputy Nationa
Master Of the National Grange. who gave
brief history of the organization aud the object
for which it had been Instituted.
Alter the adoption Of a constitution and bv
laws, and the election of officers, the Grange al
journed to meet at 8 o'clock this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
DIED.

HAYES I'm this city on Sunday evening. Sept.
Ist iSI$ ki1zie. daughter Of Richard k. and
lane Hayes. aged years and months, ."
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the g., t4neTal from the residence Of the
teFnpOn ct "a O'Clock. IntSrmenf Al Wiiminston
and BrandyWine Cemetary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
PUBLIC SALE OF
7HOUSES AND 6 BUILDING LOTS.
The underlined will positively sell at Public
Sale on the premises.
Wednesday, October Ist, 1873,

at y O'CLOCK p. NJ,
Three tWO-story brick and four tWo.story frame
houses. and Six good Building Lots, located as
Three Brick Houses ALI situated on Lin -,
coin Street. between 18th and 14th streets ~
Two OF the frame houses are situated on !A
Union, between 18th and 14th. Two Of the l4
rame houses are situated on Union street betW cen
18th and l4th streets, and two on 81 feet wide St.
llth.
The Building Lots are situated Two Lots on
Delaware Avenue. west Of UniOn-Oa0 25 feet
'front.' BY l2 feet deep, and q feet front by ll3
teot deep. Two lots on Union Street between 18th
and l4th-One g feet 10 in. by 50 feet in, and
two lots on Ss feet street. above described each
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent. CASH ;
balance. note with approved indOrssrs at 80 days
IRON day Of sale@settlement t. be made previous
70 the following Wednesday. October Sth, 1873, at
l. M. NJ. NJ. CHILD CO.,
. 4. No. l. W. 18th street,
sepO-ts Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

IL n - - - 1&aa
4. ~! !sS Z[ohofqete Jud0es af the Cov-t of d.
DeaSoges re hsGSS ace end aa DsVesv ~ Sssa ss as .5 ~
WYE ~. :" GnayoT HeS Castle CSuStv. A-'''e q
w =: ne s undersgned. Substantial r...h.,,
top dd Sd shs First Ward IN The CITY 81 ffFWSShSlSors
Fischer. Who "a an 40 hereby certify that AndrsC
fu aSs aDs street in said ward that SS I,
e eeSsIseter; that an Inn or TaVsrn Z; good moral
Is the Owner Of tSc s.;S ho that bs
S S tssrsG1 . eFRt bundled dOS.s9 true ERE S
tour comfortable beds ~. '.p suitable rooms and
travellers and guests and y. ti;S exeIusivO use Of
horses: A~ S'ADing Tor at least four
PatFiek LaIIy, DALE.
Patrick Haasan pphnip ~ Plunk0tt,
psnisl MeCusker. Fs55lek Holland.
Julius 9unthar. 1Iioettek AuboFs,
Fred We'll gan AhHone.
August AShinh..k 1tonE. ZimoTmann.
Jos, RiehaFaaon. STaRlsueR Str0boI,
JOS NSidsrna; Jacob KI06le
Thomas j. Rsn0I.. VIM. l.. Gilbert
Geo. SteinieEan amor o. Perkins
Henry Bradley, TIlam Miller.
Sept 22-3t Isaac Murray,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
GA BUILDING LOTS ga
AT PUBLIC SALE,
On NINTH. TENTH. CLAYTON. L DUPONT St.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Saturday, September 9th. 1873.

Saturday, September 9th, 1873,
Commencing at 3 P. NJ. Sharp.
On that beautiful piece Of upland near the city
basin. whore HOMES can be made and enjoyed.
being on high and dry grounds overlooking the
city and the Delaware River, free FROM nOisOme
smells and unhealthy vapOrs.
EA These lots are now staked out and HI
" & numbered, and an inspection of them Oh
By the public Is cordially invited. This
property has been in the owners family for ever
one hundred and fifty years, the TITLE therefore.
u clear and free from the risks attending puFehRs-
a. Of property frequently sold.
"a TRRMS OF SALR.-2O per cent. in HH
0r6 cash, the balance equally divided in or
to two notes PAYABLE IN and months
from day Of sale. with acceptable security bearing
interest frem date, clear discount of 3per cent
for all cash IS parties may choose. Settlements in
ell cases H. be made on or before the following
Saturday. ct the Ohco of Reynolds 4 Co.. 9l5 Mar
ket street, DOQdS and possession given on settling.
" Sale positive, Open and faiF"
6& ... RkYN0LDS 4 GO. GA
00LR 4 AIkLER. AuctiOnSers.
Septl7-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

~ M n1S[Ei.,-A. IL o. G. F-The membs-. - -
are 1S rsSadste9 Dte3S1S sS State LodES No SS AZ g.
Building Market sttssa - meet at the Hall MeSaiy;
nomination. .SS September 2h At ~ ocoe" on "sSnss ed rs
other important election Of 0eers. and eoUsSa
Lodge. 'u'iness that will come before ne
Au... WM. HANNA. VIC.
sept22 st St''''' j. n. MeKINNON. W.R.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
EXCURSIONS.
EACUhOIVNS.
THE POPULAR EXCURSION
b TO
NEW YORK CITY
CENTRAL PARK,
WILL TAKE PLACE
On Thursday, September 25th, 1873,

LsaVine Wilmington. Del, at $50 q. m. via the P.
W. 3 B. Railroad, and arriving a. jersey City
about IL q. m. RetuTning, leave Jersey City
at 7:30 p. M. reaching home ct 1850 p.
m- same day.
Fare for the ROuMd TRIP, o3.91
ChndrsA under ~ years. A.SS
Tickets can be secured BY leaving your name at
the book store Of B0ughman, Thomas Co.. Al
Market street.
Transfer by stage from DeshrOsses street ferry TO
entrance Of park. by way Of Broadway and Fihh
Avenue, p Ganls same from TIM palk TO Che ferEy.
Tickets fer either way can bO had at the above
place. These stngos seat l3 persons each No more
will be allowed 10 enter The price just what the
company charge. as they come specially for those
who desire 70 go that way.
: Fhe park can bo reached 10 cheaper way by tax
ihg the street cars on Seventh Avenue. Sixth Ave
nue.. and Eighth Avenue, and on Broadway al
Union Square. These all run direct to the park
The Third Avenue cars run two squares east OF the
Seats will be numbered and checks given. so that
parties can occupy the same seats On their return
A rofFeshment ear will be attached to the train in
The arrangement viii be such as to ensure salts.
P.T. 3. SMITH.
ssplS-tex&W Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

An incsndary FIRE in Manistee, Mich, on Fri.
day night desirOy0d he UAited Staaes Hotel
Milwaukee HOuse, "New5' ofice, Post-ofice and
q drug store. Loss $4,000.