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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-15
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HNHE BOARD OF EXAMINERS of Holmes
i County, o., will hold Examinations OF
Teachers for the ensuing year, in Room No. z
SATURDAY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

REAL EsTATR.-On Saturday afternoon next,
al ~ O'Clock, j. T. Heald, Esq, will sell at pub
sale, some excellent and valuable Southside prop
=rty. This property consists OF torty-one finely
oc Ated building lets, close to the Third street
bridge, snd on the line of the Whining TIN & Wes-
tern kailroad, and Christian Avenue. They 0E-
tend from the bridge eastward, and are distribu-
ed, on HeAld ana Claymont streets, opening into
Dock streets. The eligible location Of these lots
and their proximity TO the bridge, Railroad and
industrial establishments OF the sOuthside, rem
ders them peculiarly advantageous as investments
Real estate in this section Of the city advances
rapidly in value, and investments here are sAf'
aud profitable. The terms arc easy, and thl
sale positive. Don't forget the time, Saturda,
| afternoon next, at 2lk O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02


LATE PRAcHEs.--SeVeral items about late
peaches appear In this weeks issue. There are
several growers In this vicinity who also have new
late varieties, and 1t may be Of interest 10 speak
Of them.
M Benjamin Hurlock. at BlaekiatOn's Gross
Roads ION the Lea fArm) has been shipping a
late variety this week. = large yellow peach.
equal in Eizs 10 the celsbrAtOd "Susquehana"
The variety, Of which thlA 10 tha 6Est crop. Il
very prolific. He vii have about 200 hasketS
OF Ofless than 200 trees. He also has new va
risty called @JAekson's Late White, . dno large
fruit that will not be marketable before the 10th
Of Oc6ober.
Capt. Scout, Of the Landing, also has a fine
late Seeding which he calls "ReesSs Late, "
which IL new ready for market. IL was pro-
duced hy Mr.. =. Rssse. Of the "Alley," and h
equal 10 AiEs and tavor 70 any Of the better
| earlier fruit
=AndW we have .hsre.OfOgs spoken Of "LetheF
bnFy's Late" variety pFrpagaled b Mr.. d A
/ LetherbuEy, Of this lOWn, q remarkably fn'
peach that will not be marketable before th'
middle Of October.
Heretofore tha GmOok has been the latest an
meanssl shipping variety, but It vas elosed %
last week, and the farmers are glad 70 produce
/ late fruit that has something more 20 recon-
mend d than ~ l4l0s4s-SNYRNA TIIEI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

FOURTH STREET.-The work of macadAmiEing
East Fourth street, wearily drags Its slow length
llong and to judge from present appearances, will
DC satisfactorily completed by the approach Of the
nillennlum-hardly before that time. Not q sim
gle foot of "macadamizing" is completed, at least
aot in the manner in which it was asserted the
work would be done, and the only portiSh Of the
Job which makes any progress is the digging up oi
The bed of the street, previous 10 dumping cart
oads OF stone thereon. This morning, the steam
roller, in sHorting around, plunged into a hollow
place. near Spruce street, and for ought We know
still remains there At least, il dii at II o'clock
when several WorImen were endeavoring to get il
)ut, The completion Of the work is anKiously
wished for By many tax payers, but how sooE
their anxiety will be relieved, Is beyond the pow
er of mortal to determine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
building statistics.
OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF sEPTEM
BER.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF sEPTKM-
BER.
During the month Of September, building lines
have been surveyed for the following parties:
Daniel Cunningham, one store house al the
corner Of Maryland Avenue and Linden street.
Board Of Public Education, one AhoOl house
at Third and Harrison streets.
LeOnzo n. DSnny, one house on Oak street
near Franklin.
Patrick Biggins, one hOuse en- Townsend
street between A and B streets.
Edward Belts (foT Patrick MulrOOney), one
house on the north side Of Chesnut street, west
Of jackson.
Edward Belts (for Patrick COnnell) one house
on the north side Of Chestnut Sheet, west Of
jackson. lE
Isaac Murray, (numbsr Of houses not Gtlted)
on Parish street between Second and Third
james A. Bayard, carriage house at Ninth
and King streets.
Lindley C. Kent, Office at Fourth and Wash
ington streets.
Henry A. Malmslein, two houses on Sixtl
street between jackson aud Van Bureu.
JOqn Kaiser, two houses on Apple sreet nea
Heald.
Daniel L. PieraOn, one house on Fourth stree
near Monroe. p.
Thos. +. Bayard, one house at the cDrner Q
Maple and Clayton streeis.
Hester FOulk, one house on Madison stree
bOVe Eighth.
Wm. Silver, three houses at TWslhh and Wal
nut
q. w. Horn, Eve houses at the cOmer Q
Taylor and LscnSt streets.
James Bradford, one house on French Strte
between becoad and Third. Total, 2B.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

FINE CHRoMos.-MessTs. Ogle & Miller, auc-
tioneers will sell at auction sale, at their auction
rooms, n. w. corner of Fourth and King street,
his afternoon and evening, a splendid lot OF
French. German and American Chromos. These
n,ctnres are copies from some Of the most celebra-
ted paiutngs IN the art galleries Of Europe, and
,re Indeed n superb collection. They represent
scenes of 1a.ive and natural beauty, and various
phrases ana conditions of human and animal lite.
Many of them are beautiful in deAign and finish,
and there is not one but would prove a handsome
and appropriate ornament for any pATlOr in the
city. They Will doubtless be sold cheap, and all
who have any appreciation Of fne art, should at
yend the sale tins afternoon and evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
Ths TonIc Cr 1l,c Pcrlod /.

This is trying season TO persons deficient in
stamina and out Of health. To rally their physical
energies by the most approved artificial means IS
duty they owe TO themselves. Foremost among the
tonics and alternatives Of the age stands HOstetter
Stomach Bitters, It. is vegetable stimulent and
corrective. against which no tenable objection can
be urged. There is ne risk in recommending 1t as
the best preparation in existence for renoyaung an
enfeebled and broken down system. Ths most
valuable medicinal products that nature has ever
yielded to botanical research are blended in tbi,
famous elixir and its stimulating basis is recognized
in our public hospitals the pureSt of all the va
rieties Of distilled liquors, For general debility
nervous weakness, dyspepsia constipation, Iheuma'
tism biousness and intermittent fevers 1t is posi-
tive apeci6c , octltOS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
OooITBIRal
WnRTrR0a RRT1 MN 10.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Third and King.
Kookuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red Men, >
HALL, 4l6 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, 8. of T., at Sons
OF Temperance Hall, McOlary Building Market
s. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street :,
Hope Council, No. 2, jr. o. u. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge. No "a, 1 o OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

For DRUoGIsTs-The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue states that medicines and
medicinal preparations, TO be exempt from the
stamp tax. must not be patent or prOpritary
They must not be put up, in style or manner
similar to that Of patent or proprietary medi-
cines. They must not be advertised under any
other name, form or guise than that demonstra-
ted in the authorized published medical work.
or Journals. Whoever departs from these plaiI
and simple rules in making, preparing recon
mending to the public, and vending, or offering
or exposing his medicins, etc, for sale, has nj
claim under the Law to the exemption from th
stamp tar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

The WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD The bondholders and other interested
in the Wilmington and Western Rail Road,
met at the Clayton House on Monday afternoon
last, to take into consideration the state Of the
road.-We are informed that Mr.. LObdell re-
ported that he never knew a new road TO in
crease its business 50 rapidly. That in two
years il would not bnIy pay its running expen-
ees which is rare thing for new road, hut
the interest on its bonds and a profit. The
interest ON the bonds was due yesterday. We
have not heard Is TO whether any provision
was made Tor ills payment. Ii is very probable
the financial crash will prevent this Bat in
the end there is little doubt that the Interest
will be punctually paid il not at this time
We are informed that the business Of this
road has increased so rapidly lately, that the
wonder il where all il comes FROM. Also tha'
arrangements, have betn made TO carry pOr
tiOn OF freight for the Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company. The rolling stock is now taxed Il
do the business, and more cars and Locomotives
will soon have 10 be provided. As this road
brings great deal oftrade 10 Wilmington, VI
all feel an interest in its success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

THR SlIykR,MEDALs-The SILVER medals which
he hoard of Education recently decided to award
o the children Of the Public Schools, Tor pune
tual attendance during the past term, are now
,eing delivered to the fortunate recipients. The
presentations are made by the Visiting Commit.
No |, the medals were presented to forty scholars
who were entitled to them, and to like number
At No. 4. Those in school No. 2 received them
Yesterday afternoon. The scholars in the OtheI
,chools will receive their medals within week
probably.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

The town Of Oxford, 10 Chester county, is TAX
log quite a start forward. In addition TO the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
which runs through the place. the Peach Bot
tom Railroad from Oxford to York, Pennsylvan-
ia, is now being laid. A locomotive from Pitts
burg win arrive this week, vhich will run the
construction train. II is great novelty, being
a nArrOw-guAge three-fOOt track. A third road
Is nov contemplated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

MUSICAL ENTRITA1NNENT.-On Wednes-
day evening, Oct 18th, the ladies Of the Chris
tiana NJ. K. ChRrch, Win give o grand musical
entertainment. The musical portion of the
programme will be under charge OF Messrs
Robelen aud Baird, and some Of the be st tall
ent OF Wilmington. The entertainment
should be largely attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
mArclan AEp coMnERcIAEa
CRY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss-Charles Kyle has reeov-
his health and will give his personal attention
the sale Of ice cream eSniseuOns ,st ms,Is AZ
oHse. and will be as polite and accommodating ~
ever He will also keep ice cream az the soIhe ne
SatSnds 10 6t up the sylvan Springs, near the ciS
raiIW " depot, where thoTe will be onxenlenele
for Dienies and every arrangement lot Tue ~ ~SCOVun
moAation Of ali who may wish TO pass q pieasan'
sffeTnoon. Charley is enteTprising and deseTylns
Of fsnconragement. No into oxicatiag liquors sold Oh
~ AZ envo sroand augl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
TXECUT0R's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
IN BRANDYwINE HUNDRED.

UTILL be sold at Public Sale. on TUESDAY
wv October 2lst. 1873. on the premises, the Farm
Of Martin II. Lodge, deceased. containing Mt
so Acres Of Land. TheimprOvements con- 80
siat Of Q good Frame House and Barn. W
Barn 40xoO. gtabling for l0 cows and four w
horaas water 81 the house door . large lot ~
Of Fruit Trees Of the best varieties; ~ acres Of
Asparagus, making an income Of about $500 per
year. The land Is In good state Of cultivation.
htgh aHd healthy the DslSIsEs avs River.
from ClaymOnt Depot. Also. -Four Acres OF N MeadOg
Lard In Cherry Island Marsh, and q lot Of good
Timothy Hay.
Sale 70 oOnmsnes at O'Clock p, u. Conditions
at sale. q. w. LODGE,
sep23-dkWts .stt. Exeeutor .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

TEMPERANCE MEkT1NG-On W wednesday even
no n Temperance meeting was held at the City
aalI.which was presided over by Geo. Day. Kew
Fnoch StubLs, pastor OF Asbury NJ Church
delivered an able and effective address. Music
md singing were furnished by an organ and
choir of ladies aud gentlemen, who sang temper
nee odes. The attendance was quite large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

MAsoNlC The annual communication OF the
rand Lodge. Of Delaware A. +. A. NJ, was held,
Yesterday. in the Masonic Temple, commencing
It II O'Clock, noon. The afternoon session was
consumed in tho transaction OF business pertinent
q the Order The communication still continues,
md the officers OF the Grand Lodge viii be eject
d this aftertCrnoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
4fmAMuaRMGMT0.
iLosf IN koSDUR,p AT THE GRAND OPERA
- HOUSE.

'LO3L IN EONONHsF Al NAA NAAAA SAAAsn
HO6sE
On Saturday evening next, at the Grand
Opera House, Mrs John Drew, and her exc l.
lent troupe, from the Arch Street THEATRE
Philadelphia, will appear In Watts Philips
great drama, " Lost In London" This play
was acted at the Arch, for upwards OF Two
hundred nights. The performance win CON on.
clUde with pleasing comedy, cool as Cu-
cHmber" Apleasant entertainment Is prom.
ised all who attend. The popular scale OF
prices has been RXed upon for this perfor-
NANCE as follows s-OrcheStra and Circle 5O
cents. Reserved seats ~ cents. Balcony, 30
cents. Seats secured at Boughman, Thomas
& Cos.
BLIND tom, THR MUSICAL PRODIGY.
Blind Tom, with whom our people are SO
well acquainted as 10 need for him no cOmmen.
datfon Ht our hands, win appear at the Grand
Opera House, on Monday evening next. Ton
| is certainly one Of the greatest wonders OF the
century, aud people never tire Of witnessing
his marvellous musical performances. Admls
sion 80 and 75 cents Seats secured at BOugh
man, Thomas & Ce's. No. 42l Market street.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Mr.. T. L. Davenport, supported by MIR,
Frederick Robinson and portions of the Chest
nut Street Theatre Company, proposes to maxi
a tour Of the provinces daring the engagement
| of the Fifth Avenue Theatre Company at tn
Chestnut. 81 e-atf
"Frou-Frou, was produced at the Chestnu
street Theatre, aSf night, by the Fifth AYenu
Company. "Divorce" has been running ther
and viii be given Friday and Saturday even
ings. 2
LOtta, is now ct Tie Walnut Street Theatre
She opens two weeks engagement at Wash
ilgtOn, Oct. 9th, and goes from there TO tn
new Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
The regular season was opened at the UniO
SQUARE Theatre last evening, by the pr0duC
ton of Geo. f. ROwe's new drama, The G
! neva Cross
The lrrepressihle Wyman, Is drawing hrp
audiences, and distributing bushels of pre-;
enis, at Concert Hall, Philadelphia.
> Buffalo Bill is now running at the Ne
S American Theatre, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

.HEAvY ron A AEARMER. .-ODe Of our Brandy
wine Hundred farmers, We are informed has
six thousand dollars invested in the bonds Of
the North Pacific Bail Road, in jeopardy BY the
failure Of Jay Cooke e Co.-REPUBLICAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

CHANGE OF TIMR.-The trains On the Will
mington and Western Railroad are now running
as follows:
Leave Wilmington at 1870 a. m. and 5.35 p
M; arrive at Landenberg 1880 p. m. and 6.5O
p. m; leave Landenberg Gas a m. and 80 p
M; arrive at Wilmington at 1856 a. m. and 3.3C
p. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

b. & q. CARs-A number Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Cempanys passenger cars have
been in tempoary use, on the Delaware Division
Jf the P. w. d B. r. r., for the past few days
The cars of the latter road have nearly all been
required TO accommodate the recent rush to Phil
ieipbis, and hence the necessity for borrowing
Others.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

BROKEN OFF.-The female figure which
surmounted the fountain of Market street be-
low Water, has been broken on, prOpably by
some team driving against It,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap Is LhG
incest and easiest washing soap you ever saw. TrJ
it, Almond. agent, sth and Market Sts.. Whining
ton. Del.