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, 1873-07-19

an,bo. spring, $l:6o wlntor rod Wossernt x.oo;
ID: Rss!sy md nsit unchanged: Sess'ps. Il 5So95
s59sSo ,sllox, = ee@oiHo; ,ss ws S, s191oe
Uats etoadyi foccipMt uAoVo bu na" mlxeo "es'efIt
Eaoa-Qniet; Western, 22923o.
HorotUnoh.need. HorN95!Ssi
onooERlEs-CoGoo active and strong. hugar nfm
falr 70 Booa ronhang, l<tS6;6o omsaos qtnot 1teo
aeve osr1na sSoo 7.aso r.on,a 77z<1eo
i1wer now s,,a ess $9o , neof s,f
ss ia%e Ak Mes ey 5 "'s so1t e eesf long
c'Gsr. &c: LaFa hrer msgoF s,sem e1es''
tnn,rss 9n1rsE-stesdy stss1 st !, 12@l2'4o. GaS
WusxE-stcady At 1n w; o,ra
81. Loul6, Jny l6.-DHRApbIgtts.-Elouft u"o aM ~"
unel,anged. Wheat arm sample y, lots now @ No; l.. fal
1e8i2S; do No. $lat ola , NJ: fsi sa $lse =; 40
Goso Sso ae!ler Anses 8vo sontompaas s'c eacten:
0ata 9, sloW md oasior No. s2HS3So N elevator;
Barley .:no msrlet Rye dull 1t f5aGcoo.
o, so Gaet a. $looo LUZ III, m'Gats o!s
& ~ seaay ana hehsngoa ior e1a IT, IT,
0sIc. cis.r n;tM1nc fnrd d,,I. sn,.H III, ranne1
o'1Hi9oIsop Hoas@pcttor. at 4asoa47o ,.,
rod epoce gays to m o
19gIag1nns Ky July l8-nnEADsrurrs-flour
rnov5sloHs-refk quiet At ffleses17;oo: Bacon
esas eas sss
| MEMPHIS. ~, o.
| MEMrn1a, Jn1y 18.-Co17oN-,ecareo and firm +;
scn ri da!i snd tnshsaeea. Corn
o, dull an sSop!ng at sSs NV b sSss
e1a a,n seaay a. seo' o' anu ''"sf
nax-salsn nasssaea+se ss s2o;o992s'oo. sG; 991a
DAcos-Quict, i1rn, ana t!,,1l1 unchanged,
! O5WildU.
oswruo, July 1s:-wheat unchanged: No. MilWau-
kec to arF1Se s1''9 g2fn 1q d@ neI1 r. 1'S''o'
Ssy Il a5sr
@4S;lo; AZ ntasd, al@1stxo; 4lss! g., ,,a,,,nn,,
nosoM@natta Wnlspx@Mcld It aas la' f'f'ns'' lS@e'
pAnr1Monr July H. -DnzADsrurrs- steady
afsss soos Mhsas 81 s S%s SssSs1
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nqy1soy5IF:r1n hypxH1@pul no Hpa S1ya1s unchanged
"H1sHx-firn at v.urrr g4q:
MILWAUKEE, Univ 'iLMAUhnH i,ane IN fair
AaR"s'' cosh a9a' onu nonnai; 13 no. so 1,a
a1aes; 70. y 3so' ASo oan; NO. l, ooo' o@s'o,
eteauy: NO. y a 1se; t., =. o.,r.as ,,a
nuaaS "a So S osweg1 H. IL Inn n,
su1pARsra-N4onr, o;ooo 3 b5ls; wloat' 114'ooo p"'
jS1s NET 70 olEnMs; l,as sr,,,ra..t,o,r mi,
N5W onLEafe lS ~ a nsn ~" n
gooa 70 ehoica t1eMe, soSoGe!as 1s1s
Gosn seaIeo anu urn Mn1ea, oGs9oo "Aa'" 11Ao"
| I3oi "lAte, aecs Oats auu ~ &1taase.
5haS[pmA 7n o. 1o@sse. noc M .,a,, ,.. :. &or m
uAf-Duli; prime, ~! ~ cho!cc, scafco ~ oo
pnoV1slosaEpork aull nt sl79 Dry 81 sa!t ln,1h msat
scarce. 5honldors. bEe. bacon an!i a. ~, 1oH@
luxe; 3s hams' 1oAslo4o' Lara ooa uefce' $50
kcR luxe.
dnooEn1Es-sngar and molaRaca no movement; col
ieq auos A. 1SGsao'i ,,,,.n, nj, ctn.,,n,,, oao
snmste.iing g. 'ss stat nfnau nremju s9e
Gold, 1l6z.
uoT!oa-Q1fef. Haief !.o0g bates 1904 g. orolnaIy
J 14H@16o low niddling, 17A9leo; mlddling, 1870
ntdding orleaus, 1870. iscceirta. 5o3 oa!es: 'Ex
ports coaatW1ee o4y bniea stoch IT, aes' meaK
saes' 9oo pases. Aeeelnts ne. lsao b2ea nrosA 3s
2aou hales * E1p9Its ateas nrtnn Iat i,,s'o pales
, 1873-07-19

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAsALlE, July 18.-The steamer Katie arrived this
evening towing tho canal-boat flidore from Henry,
Iron olad from Lake Dcnuy, with corn for Chicago.
These boats passed into the canal.
The J. D. Leonard and barge No. with pig.iron
for st. Louia Asia with hard coal for 81. Louis, tho
Montana with mouldng:sand for Peorta, aud barge
No, with timber for d LaSa1le coal-mne, all passed.
out Of tho canal foot inches Of water on the
mitersiu Of Lock Is, and feet iuches reported
KtckApoo Bur,
, 1873-07-19

NEW YonK, July 8.-Tl,e dry goods tobbing trado
contnuun .lu n a!l branches. Btaio do,nestics mud
woolcns aro it better demand from first hands. Tht
market for cotton gooda Is quiet aud steady aud
changed. Cotson i!anuela uro III hctter request IT,
freely, but regular gooda slowly. Now Carleton
mourning prlnta now tho ohbera' atalds. Fine
aud medium fancy caasinuEes are doing well, but low
grades dull. uoelcry IL Improving. Foreign
UQplE cQltlulp dull.
, 1873-07-19

Tho Atchson, Touokh T. Santa Fe Railroad oompa.
ny, having established III Office Of the Company at
No. II South Clark street, Chicago a porsons having
busnsss with said Company eau apply III above. ".
z. Wvbh, Qene1al Ageut.
, 1873-07-19

unique and beautiful variety Of the now styles In
frosted giiyer n.ll Roman gold oar-tnoba hayo Just
bcun received ut llod,n l. uamiton'H, No. % State
Bttept, corner of Washington. Gall and sec them.
, 1873-07-19

ut Relds Temple Of Music, corner Of Doarborn and
Yan uuren atrcots. Old pianos will 10 taken part
payment for ones balance being paid In monthly
istallmonts, from $l6 to$5o, Now wsoyooctavs rose
WOOD pianoa furnished at Ercca from $500 to 81 1000
Everyone Invited to cali and sea, wlutlar wlshng to
buy or not.
, 1873-07-19

Tlcso pts are composed exclusIyaly Of vegetable in
gscdents and although they entirely snpers9do thp usc
They aot directly upon tho liver and nro valuable Ienio
~ a e. It as ysr ysru f ou
lloraars Indication Sick 1Isadaohe, Typhoid Foyers
draku Pills, For sale BY all drugglat4 and dqalqta,
, 1873-07-19
Chicago, Rock Island q Pacific Railroad
Sunday Train.

The through Pacific express train for Council
Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, sau Francisco, and all Fur
Vest points, will lcavs Chicago Sunday, July 2o ut 1olo
D. H., via Chicago, Isock Island l. Pacific Railway,
stopping ut al regular atatons main line. Tickets
Vim chicago, Burlington Quincy or ClicERo North
western Railroads will bn taken On this train.
, 1873-07-19
Tho Rock Island Road Moving to Re-
cover Its Peoria and Rock
Island Trade.
Effect of the New Law on
Livestock Shipments.
Interviews with MIR. John Is.
Sherman and Hon. s. i.
Hopkins

slight cornparod with tho porpluxitloB accompa- |
!: .. i'll. ...,.,.4,,, ,,d ,nnl;co+1on. Thnao
nying tnelr opotaIon ano appo.aI ~ ,fao ~
Eriala nre increasing dAily, rendernB tho onco OF
General Fro,rht Agent no longer fat. easy and |
o 4oe
desirable. .r....
1uE nu11Na or THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS |
..n1a tov H., Er,;,,r+ rorin IN c,vo |
made " poaa'oio aof 'no eto'ens @.6onso ~ soN
apocial rates. Abstractly viewed, 1T WAS an ao-
c.nntah1o coneession. hut Il ia rroyinr to bo o
ss,,sao - ..roator diacorfort than wa4 Jobs
eou.eo ~; ~ s1Hs' M ;nnnnt;a, shnnor aal,e for
special rate on ono hundred car loads Of wheat
from Ottawn to Clicago, II it ie given him, md
onother Ottawa simmer. or ono nearer Chicago,
a,,.,,4;4,, ~
should sonu oVor tAe Foho ING sAulo QuausAsJ "
Grain. and tho regular ratio bo exnctod therofor-
s.,,;o,, wo,,1d In li1t.r tho, tha ancc,a,-tho
wnicn "o.la pe lasnos 1na'' 'n0 epo''Ss'"n'
Railroad Company is liable to-
rur PENALTY Or. All. nm
-. !; 49,. " - so'sea .,,. no,,.
for lnfraetlon OF tho law 10 fonaer tno Von-
panv liRb1o. 1t is not necessary that II shall re-
f,ga oor.11, odvortsooona rntca tn ahtnpera Of
80 .uo' oau"A5 -,s.1i 80
like quantities. Tho Inv saya it shall not
II cbnrron or urecoivc tho nrohibited rate. So
@ANAo0 - :.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

THE 90 OPERATIVE NriLnf,G A>p i,.b.
ASSOCIATIONS -AA EN.LASa1luS cor Die
rrAN.
Wssrs. kd.trA. GENwrNrN Quc.iUr-
cre asked every day abort the Coco . t.tc
nuiilin- ANT Land A--o. i.tt Hr. IL ,ol.
WiI % low the space lg luHf plp.rlW
culcayor 10 expl,iu the neral fa,urr.
Of the plan proposed by US. Our Mruhci-
ship is limited 10 eighty. We bug eighty
acres Of land, and ALLOW ea.h member a
lOl 100 feet front by 200 feet d tp. Wehirc
our mechanics aud la01rers and purchase
our material at fret cost instead OF letting
the work hy cou,ract, and by this m, ans
save the profits that a contractor would
make in building about eighty houses.
Tie usual way is for person who is
going 10 build 10 prepare plans and sptciil-
! cations, submit them to "a bui der and COLI
/ tractor, and get his bid for building tAc
/ house; now the builder takes the plans.
makes his calculations as TO time ami
matsiial, and adds % profit on both, thlre-
[ ing also for his own time as sUpcrinterd, NJ
the plans are then submitted % q brick
layer and stone-lnasOn, aud The same
process il gone through, the came with
the piasteriuE. painting, and the estimate
from the sash shop, all OF whom mas
have profit on their bands and material.
per c.nlage on all aud the owner Of lh,
house must pay accordingly. IN buying %
lot il has probably passed through nc
hands Of half "a dozen specuiatois, and OF
course each one mu-t have an advance ON
what the lot cot, and by tn. time 10 f.
built Upon it costs from four hundred TO a
thousand dollars.
Now IL We employ our own hands and
purchase our own material at fist cost
we claim that wc can build as good d
( house for tolirtCG, hundred dollars as car
No. built siugly, outside of the association
for ecysHieeH or figlteai hundred, the lot
100 by 200 feet, costing only 500. Tho
, funds to do all this to be derived from
monthly iusialmCnts and fines, interest on
3 cost of building, auction sale Of choice o
lots, proceeds Of sale Of surplus lot, 60
e. which there Sill he iifty or siXty)
The whole association consists of com
. mittce Of invest cation as 10 the charactc
Z Of parties wishing to become members
I also as TO tic character Of those wishing
, TO purchase lots, and by proper care in thi
J matter we hope to have select coiamu
, nifty, the advantages Of county resi-
= dcnce, with good society. and the chanc
+ is now Offered 10 those who would like
b TO get a country residence without hayinl
70 buy whole farm. A MEMBER,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
State Convention.
"MANY WHITE MEN" CALL oNn.

The following call for State conven.
ton we have just received. 1t is signed
"Many white men," and cOmts to III. evil
deutly, from Samuel Townsend. The dav
fixed upon for the conycutiOn, Is the dav
the pr ljcctOrs Of the new dai v pap.r meet
al Dover to organize stock cumIany.
The call for the convention reads US fol-
l0ws;-
All Democrats Of Delaware, who are
sati fled that since the New Departure
Doctrine was cspOu-cd hy the Democrats
Of the Old Free states, that the Democratic
Party, us an opposition party to Republic
can Negro Equalltyism is played out as a
National PARTY, are requested to meet al
Dover, January the 10th, 1873, afternoon
and evening; and, also, on an equal footing
all White people 0' Delaware, of whatso-
ever party heretofore, 10 help organize q
White Mans Party, to oppose negro fan.
chise and negro equality in every phase
and with like organizations OF Whit,
Man Party IN every other late slave
$ ate, fight against the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth so called amendments until Con
gross shall declare by resolution that saif
/ Fourteenth and Fifteenth so-callCd amend
meuts arc null and void, never havnl
been adopted as the Constitution prescribed
amendments TO ii should be made further
[ keep this White Mans Party clear of nj
hereditary family domination or dictntion
and select candidates for all Offices by bal
lot, and try 10 make all white men, poliii
cally at least, equal to one another il
selecting candidates for Office,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

ANNUAL WLroHT or THE BOARD OF
MAAAnEE..

ANNUAL REPORT or THE BOARD OF
MANAGERs.
The City Di>pcusary founded 10y the
Board of Manager, Of Tiiuty Hospital,
ha- just published H. first annual report.
J. commenced operations Jlue let, 1872,
ut SO. 5is Orange street, where roccp-
ton SOON and private Office were fitted mp
and % Laced In charge Of prs. Howard q.
O.lu aud a. B. Mitchell, who have given
cuu.lJt.t attention AND skiiifl care ~ the
alienation and relief Of human suffering.
The managers express their lhmss tor the
kindness of the citizens and the press.
They say that their duties are to act as
trustees for any glt made by their fellow
citizens toward the support of The dispLn-
sary; To receive ana dishursc the same
under the acquisitions of the dispensary
committee; TO prevent any unnecessary
outlay Of money and any diversion OF
funds given for the benefit Of the dispen-
saty; annually, TO name three physicians,
r.-il.ng ia our city, with power TO add to
their number, committing TO thci. the en-,
tire care and direction OF the disponsary,
and, annually, TO report all their proceed
inss 20 the public.
/ The Di-pcnsary Committee FOR lS12-3 i:
Drs. john h. Kane, Lewis Z. Bush
J.. T. VI. Cardc1ai Treasurer, Geo. II
Bate, E-q.
The report shows that for the tire,
months ending August 3l,t, there wcr,
- case, treated 9 males, 20 females q
adults, minors; 10 whites, 10 blacks. II
September ~ eases were treated in Octo
Der 10 cases, and in November 3 cases
During this year Sl330l Income was re
cciyed Sj3.sJ expended.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

eHonIlNG AfFkAf'-' n sunday night
Week Mr. o. T. fenlngtoni on returning
W ms nome lh the country saw horse
ana oletN s'andl'R 10 the yard ana as D.
was very la'F nc tnid me diver Of %. a
negro man han'd John ,ilbson, mat ht
had hcll'r 20 home Mt fcnln-tonther.
"llh one OF MS men went 10 the stable Z"
tut away HE horse, and when hc returned
he found Gibson sllll in the kitchen, and
again told him To 20 home, as b" did not
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

nr '"MiltiN' or Ltu TREATMENT IN JAIL.
"" haze received lotl, wntleu hy
" 10 r. Ntou,y IS hu Is roi incl m Tho
hrd-,t. % s., J..jjil un the charge Of muir
iius d min nam'l DVi, lat summer.
Nr 90 h' Che iol owing cAtia,ts:
! uiiu good h.alt and waiting patiently
iW ry o. M Yuu NUT excuse me for
unt Dtuu- -Dour', 10, ltN" "a poor
rMl.r to WiitD. lave -.A tn stay in
h.u 100 .r.p from tracing to lolih, for I
un. cn'icI f. Wise 90 dog Co.. q htllc cell not
D.- cuu -h iot % woman to turn
ml .n. Silrc / have been con-
awrl WITH. Oh -c 20 my prison walls
J boo. rttcd to Use my prison kcc,rr- with
r.-p,t. atd ts,at item a. gcutiem 10, and
live .,tn their iu.o- and regulations, aud
iiuk / have doie my pat. / think It
y,g wrutg for them To Keep me locked
: up. hut / Will stand 10 like a man, AS il
Nl lhct he long ill Count meets. | have
D. cu confined ia close quarters since Wed
uc-day evening, and don't know how
long vii. remain 70, but ! suppose until
Cuut.
bad splendid Christmas dinner
tlauls TO llc boys Of the Fame Hose, fol
there Was everything could wish for
lsiened.) HUrH +. SWEENEY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

FIRE.-saturday about nineI O'Clock
a ere broke out in the picker room Of the
Franklin cotton mills, at Ninth and Wal
nut streets. An alarm wss sounded, and
the Fire Department, considering the mis-
cradle condition Of the streets. answered
promptly, but before any apparatus arrived
on the ground the FIRE had been subdued
by the employees Of the mills.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

UPsET.-As an elderly gentleman and
his lady were driving up Market street in
e sleigh Saturday they turned aside
towards the sidewalk but the high bank
Of snow which had been piled from the
railway track, was toe steep for their little
nest, and they were tumbled out into the
snow, causing much merriment TO the by
sfandera
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

PoULTRY.-slxty Thousand pounds Of
poultry were shipped last week over the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad from
Easton depot alone.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

EsoAPED.--On Saturday night, Talbot
Pine, James Conner, James Darra and
Thos. Jordan, confined in the City Hall
cells on various charges, escaped by re-
moving a window frame and a stone block.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

x.vx uoNxy fast s,nd honnrably. By at once
MI 49, I, for tarrit orial right, lwh ich
given fres to sgents) 10 el The best. ST. ongest,
- nstsnt haitian hole woskeE. ever uss or re-
eommpendsd bS families. Or hoy one for our own
use; it Is only a.. Sent nee every w4g 81 w en-
pross Address, for p1ucnlsrss 80 1m a y.
HUDSON 40. corner dreenwlrh ana Noutt-
and streets, New York. " f-uihW
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

No CHANGE.-At the meeting Of the
Wilmington Loan Association. 10 amend
the Bylaws, no change was made, as the
meeting adjourned without transactlng
any business.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

WATER WITCH FAIR. - The Water
Witch Fire Company will hold fair at
Institute Hall, commencing February go.
1873. for the purpose Of raising funds 10
aid in defraying the expenses Of their new
$4,000 steam engine. The fair is held to
prevent the necessity Of soliciting sub
serlptlons on the street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
II U NAME PEOPL E.
Speaking for Those Who Cannot Speak fol
Themselves.

published 10 this paper, a number OF ladies |
md gentlemen assembled at the Board Of
Trade Rooms 10 organize a Society for the |
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Rev. Fielder Israel called the meeting 10 |
order,and nominated the venerable Samuel |
Hilles as President, who, afer being
elected, thanked the company for the un-
honor.
After the election of Wilmer Atkinson
and Edward Bringhurst as Secretaries,
john O'Byrne, Esq, was called for and
spoke briefly regarding the movement
He felt ilaltered at being invited to address
a few words to the promoters Of the excel
lent object those present had IN view. II
seemed proper that Wilmington, progress
sive in other ways, should establish a So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO AMI
mails. as such a society would he proof
of the christianity and humanity Of our
people. Hegarth's four stages Of crime
were brought to illustrate the subject Of
the speaker.
The meeting, though small was sulll-
Client in numbers to revOutiOnize the
world II the idea was a good one. Our
excellent public school system was inau-
gurate by but five people, and other sue
cessml movements Lad but few friends at
first.
Edward Bringhhrst read letters Of en-
couragemeRt from the Boston Society,
from Henry Bergh, President New York
Society, who also offered the Wilmington
Society, free Of charge, an official seal
and placed his own services for night al
their disposal from Daniel Corbltt and
from the New Castle Postmaster.
After some discussion Of an un!mportant
character, the following committees were
appointed on motion Of c. Il. Rumford,
Esq.;--
Committee on Charter and Lave. II.
Rumford. Chas. B. Lore, James Bradford.
Fielder Israel and Manloye Hayes.
Committee on Public Meetings Miss
Annie Semple, Edward Brnghurst, + +.
James, Peter n. Brennan, Miss Annie
Ferris.
Commlttee on Permanent Organization
Wilmer Atkinson, William Candy, WIN.
NJ. Candy, Dr.. D. W. Maui, Edward
Brnghurst.
Committee to Solicit Membership-Rev.
George A. Latimer, William NJ. Candy,
DR.. John Wales, Mrs. n. J.. Tainall, Mrs.
A. II. Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth 5. G. Israel.
Mrs. John II. Adams, Mrs Jas Bradford,
Miss Martha Jones, Miss Ella Lea Pussy,
Miss Emily Webb, Mrs. Sarah Bringhurst.
Rev. Fielder Israel read the thirty-uiue
articles Of faith Of the Massachusetts
Society and recommended them to the
/ Wilmington Society.
Rev. Mr.. Latimer also spoke briefly and
to the Point.
A mot on was adopted that when the
meet NJ adjourn it be- to assemble again
at the call Of the Committee ON Public
! Meetings.
] p... AZ Tar,.f ,,,.,..I tt-t d.. tf.,. l.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Tue CHESTER DEPoT.-Some radical
improvements, il is said, will be made
about tho Chester depot soon by the p,
W. and b Railroad Company.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

WORK REFusED.-Welea learn that Messrs.
John Roach n Co. were this week offered
a contract to build a large iron steamer,
designed to run on Long Island Sound,
but, that having now so much work under
contract, they did not deem II prudent to
accept, and therefore declined the ofler -
ChfSfer NeinS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

COMPUTATION TICKETS. The p. W. &
B. r. R. Co. have issued cards, which may
be found at the depot, specifying the prices
aud regulating the sale of yearly and
monthly tickets for adults and minors,
between Philadelphia, Wilmington and
the different stations.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

DEATH OF SQUIRE DouGHERTT.-Es.
qulre Dougherty, of Brandywine Banks,
died Monday morning. The Squire was
quite an old man and, we believe, was
appointed a Justice Of the Peace by Gov
ernor Ponder.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

An UPsET. On Friday week a milk
man named Harris while driving into the
city met with an accident. His horse
slipped and fell down, throwing himself
and son out, and splitting the milk. Neither
of them were hurt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
Tea! Teal! eat!
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN STORE.

SMITH \ BRBRN would annouuee TO theit
fflends ard the public generally. that they have
taken toe store. North east corner OF iourth ana
shipley streets. wilmineton. De :: aud opened
Flour. Feet aud ntain ttoFa. They viii con-
stanily keep 4 foil sud fresh assortment o. the
bet bra d. Of family donr, buekwhest and corr
meal. cat meal, NINA, corn starch, gardsn tna
bird seeds. RI sversead mill feed. oate corn, end
In fact verifying usu lily found In a well regu;
| lat a dour. feed and grain store. which they Will
dispose OF at the lowest market raiee,
| Goods purchased At their store will be delivered
| ~ any uart nf the city free Of eha'ge The g T..
,eus II Wtlmln ston and the public are invited 10
| size them Acsll as they feel confident they can
! give entire sitisfaauon to purchasers, lesW
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