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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

- Price Raid Soldiers. call and get your Scrip
cashed. viii collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bounea &c Agrut PhGnix Fire Insurance
Company; Justice Of the Peace: Notary Public: Real E.
tate and Claim Agent VIII be In Troy every Monday.
Ew. STRATTON
Douphan Kaa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

LOG T.-vinc-nt Lo,ye No. 164. meets every Friday
night Odd Fellow Hail. e. lrlands store Troy.
Kansas. 4. W. BEALE. W. e. T.
JOHN MaQUILKEN. W See
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

Sheriff'S Sale.
In the District Court for Dniphan County State Of Kaasa
George ". Baber Plaintiff
William + Waller. {Defendan..
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the ssth day Of
~ February A. D. 1s3 between the hours Of 10 clock
NJ and o'clock p NJ Of said day at the door Of the
Court House i'm the city Of Troy in Donphan County STATE
Of Kansas offer fur sale At public auction for cash the fol-
lowing Described real estate tn wf Lots Twenty three
ts and Twenty four ta in Block Two Hundred and for
three s33 in the town Of Douphan in Doniphan Cnunty
State Of Kansas taken the property Of William T. Wa
Ter and offered for sale the highest bidder for cash to
satsf certain judgment and Of record in the
District court tor Dopiphan County in the State Of Kan
sas IN which George W. Baber is plaintiff and william r
Givea under my hand this 18th day Of January. A. D.
le1a SAMUEL NAQCILKEN,
Sheriff of Duuiphan County.
January 3oth ie73,v Prs fee 900
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

MA wHrcohss SrRrr.-rhe great soothing remedy.
Price only IS cent Gives to the mother and health
to the child Sold BY DruegistA See Advertisement
4sfebly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

Duncan Mcintosh, - Agent - tvo d The finest i'm
Proved Farms in Doniphsn County for salA sepietf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

" The Beard County Commissioners will meet next
Monday for the transaction Of miscellaneous business
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

Notice.

Notice.
District Court Douiphan County. Kansaa
Cafharine Beeler, Plaintiff
John s. Beeler. Emily Bixby and her hus
band Vim. n. Bixby George H. Beeer. snd
Hannah Jane Beeler minors over Hyears}
If age. Abram L. Beeler, and Lewis Beel
err and Frank Bcser. mnors under
years Of age. all heirs II VIM. ID. Beeler,
deceased J. p. johnson and Ora Dodge Defendants.
Each said defendants notified that they have been
sued upon petition in partition died in above entitled
Court Feb 5rd 1873 apd said petition fled
by the plaintiff before March 5Oth ls73 the petit
ton viii taken and Judgment rendered accord
iney that partition Of real estate in said Douphsn County
Kans,s descibed folovs viz: The south east Of
Section No Is the north west gr Of Section No. q the
north half and south east nj the south east
No. 10 all in Township No Range No 81; acre. in
part Of south west Or Of Section No Is Township
No. Of Range No y. !. the so.S q White Cloud ists
l0-l2 Block @, Lots Nos 6@l0. Block 70 Tsx
Deeds) be made In interest follows. to j. p.
johnson half If north q Section q Ia plain
til three fourhs Of south east of Section e and one
half Of all other property To each John Beeer, Emily
Bxby Hen H. B~eler Hannah Jane Beelef. Abrsm L.
BeeIer Lewis BeeIrr and Prank Beeer Lie Of all excerpt
one half a north or Section a. and half Of south
east or Section IL and 10 bar all defendants rum inter
est otherwise than above sp~eineA:
WV. GCIHRlH, Pln q Auy.
February 6. Is.3sw. Brs fee. So
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

MARRKAGK Gr1pE-Intere.tins work. numerous rnsra
wings IA pages Price 80 cents Address Dr. Butte Dis
penssry Il North Eighth Street ST. Louia No. See I'd
vsrtisemrnt aofebiy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

IT. The Atchisou and Nebraska Railroad Is doing .
rery heavy freight businessvery frequently having to
frght trains Immense quantities Of Fort Scott
coal are now being shipped this road TO O1saha
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

There IL letter held for postage. in the St Joseph
KansaA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

II Miss Dellie Sapr formerly music teacher u
White Cloud married recently tn Illinois % esn
sleman named Long of Parsons, Kanssa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

It is stated that 3oooo Of corn sti remain
busk i'm Brown County large amount stii rc.ans in
the fields in Dopphsn County Corn sells for but very f
tie vet We think would pay for the hustns and crib
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

We have word tn in favur II the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. II the pioneer line Westward and Ia the
odd reliable route to st Louis With the improvements
which have b-en made during the past year believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has track and
the finest and safest equipment Of any line Of the
Mississippi II 10 the only line which three daily
press trains Of Eve Coaches and Pullman Siespers equip
ped with the Miller platform and the patent air brake
frm leading points in the West through Kansas City Sc
daa and Jefferson City ST. Louis change
Meeting St Louis with eeres through
points North East and South Particular information
with msps time tablea &c. may be had the various
Through Ticket Raroad Stations in the West upon
personal written application G. H. BAXTER Western
Passenger Agent Kansas City Mo. E. A. Ford Gener
al Passenger Agent ST Louis, Mo. janis.
- The purest and Sweetest Co.lLiver Oil i. Hazard
Ca.wrlrs made the shass rm frr~h. selected liv
by caswei Hazard Co., Wv York. 1t Is absolute
~ pure and Patients who have taken II pre-
all others Physicians have decided superior
any Of the other oils In market dec5wI..
Great Red.e,ie. 1. Prsec. ., she New Yerk
Store, Troy, kassas.
In order tn make for my Spring stock will sell
my Winter Goods consisting Of all kinda Of Casimeres
F1annels Satinetts H"ods Nubisa scarfs Hose Ready
Made Clothing Hat Caps and of other articles too
numerous tn mention at greatly reduced prices until
March ist, Is7a
viii siso take Com in exchange for soods
This ia humbus. and satisfy yourself
jsnsws n sILvERNAN. Proprietor.
E.israsie. T.r.i.x:-CAeeI Far.sf. sessh-
west Misso0ri:
The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company offers n00
Of land in Central and Southwest Missouri at from
9 to eia per years time with free ranspoe
tatcn from st Louis TO al purchasers Climate s tim
b-r mineral wealth. schools churches and abiding
cicty invite em.nts from all points tn this land Of fruits
and flowers For particulars address, A. Tuck Land Com
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

- "Wednesday so icy and windy, that pedestrians
needed rudde tn their in the stre~ts and
passes tn keep their reckoning.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

~ There a rcport that two trains per day eac
way would be the Denver Road commencing Oh
week; but they have not made the rifle.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

" The County Treasurer had lawsuit with the Atc,-
and Nebraska Railroad the other day. The ComPa
ny refused pay the municipal tax of the City and School
District of Troy and the Treasurer issned execution
against them They applied for injunction to restrain
the coection-claimng believe that the road did not
run within the limits Of the City the School District
The injunction refused
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

IL Eiwood the most dourishing town in Don.
sphan County, but took backward movement and BE-
came almost deserted Since the building Of the Denver
Rood it has gone aesin and learn that it
numbers population Of and that the ctrens
ing for n municipal corporation.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27


The citizens Of the County who propose planting orsh
ars will find to their advantage give their pstrpnase
to T. Snyder uf the Prairie Nurseries Highland via
keepa pehaps the largest stock in the State can fur
nsh them at low rates the class Of can
purchased at from Of the leading Nursere. Of the coun
try. Mr. has had long experience in the business in
this County and has thorough knowledge all the
cites adapted 10 this climate Parties who deal with him
be assured that all orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to he found in frstclass
Nursery and soics the patronage Of the public Apply
To the proprietor.
T. SNYDER Highland Kansas
Or to C. G. BRIDGES. Troy. uly lift
". SETTER SEANAS. 32l Commercial street. the
leading Dry Goods and Clothing House in Atchison sfer
their tremendous stock Of goos greatly reduced prices
Extremely large stock of Wooden gooda Fannels Blank
IT'S Css.imerea Jeans &c. Handsome styles Dreas
Goods Is tn 50 cents per yard Good imported Cor
SETS IS Largest and best assorted stock Of Men and
Boys Clothing To make for other goods they are
closing their entire stock Of Shoes below cost
octIsn
MARRRAsk GrIpE-Intere.tins work. numerous ensr.-
vinss IA pages Price 50 Address Dr. Butts Dis
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

n Our old fiend l. Y. Crs-t tsas -Ssshy.'D fsaer-
" Of White Cloud but Of Manteno illinois, has lately
had bad Of lnck. His dwelling butued te the
ground; and long after himseif and family were al
most suocated with coal easin fact he himself 70
far rnue that required medical aid 10 restore HIN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

70 PURELY 4 VEGETABLE PREPARATION. CON.
i posed simply Of we'll known z DOTS, HERBS
aAd FRUITS, combined with other properties
which in their nature are Cshartic, Apertent, NJ
tritio1s. Diuretic. Alternative and Ant-Billous. The
Wholsis preserved In eumcient quantity Of spArtt
from the SUGAR CANE to keep them In my
nstv.~<. 0Afeh akaak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
Bonrt Of uealth.

IT'S SESSION. LAST EVENING ELECTION OF 4 NEW
MEMBER-DIsoussIoN OF THE GARBAGE CARTS.
The Board of Health held stated meeting,
last evening, President Mccall in the chair. Mr.
Bn2ine acted as Secretary.
A vacancy was declared in the 7th Ward. and
Capt. Albert Thatcher elected to ill it. to whom
the oath Of office will be administered duriug the
week
Mr.. Ecke stated that the committee on impur-
tiles in the Brandywine water would coon have
groat deal to do and that the executive officer,
who assisted them, would have his duties largely
increased; he suggested that the Board should
guarantee to this officer compensation for his
extra services.
The matter WAS referred to the above COM
mttee with power to compensate the executive
oil ,er were extra services were required,
The regular business OF the Board being
through with DIR ShortIidge arose and asked
" in the name Of common decency and sense
the all-importsnt question, -" where in thunder
are the garbage carts 2" He said that none had
been seen iu the . h Ward, and the people were
complaining about IL. If We are to have the gar
bage carts fo~ Gods sake. let lis haveNthem all
over the city
street Commissioner Coyle stated that he had
heard no complaints in this respect, and that he
supposed the garbage carts were doing all re.
CURED Of them.
Mr.. Gatts said that there has never yet been
one Of these carts in Parrish street. First Ward.
MIR Taylor said that in the Tenth Ward COM
plants in regard to the non-appearance Of the
garbage carts were heard every day
Mr. Coyle inquired what streets in this Ward
the carts failed to visit.
Mr. Taylor replied that on Chestnut street be-
tween Adams and Jackson, the people had not
seen the carts or ever heard tell Of them being
there. Other streets were likewise complained
Of
The meeting adj burned without taking action
on the sut ject.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
LErTERs FRom rHE PEOPLE.
wHtRE ARE THE PoLIoE3
iifn- nf fha f,nn,anarrinl.

To ne Eiitoy Of the Commercial;
Where are the police The Eastern section
Of the city is infested by gang Of roughs, and
robbers who are very bold in their undertak,
ings onlya day or two ago we had an account
of 8 sleeping woman being seized by the throat,
by some unwelcoms intruder, after she had
retired for the night Again, young man on
HE way home on Lombard street is surprised by
a man (3) crawling towards him from among the
weeds The intention in both cases does not
trAnspire, aud We are left to surmise. But were
they good!
The writer OF this as well sf many others was
aroused Thureday night at about 10 20 by the
reports Of sir or aeDgn consecutive shots from q
pistol in the nsighno- hood of the vacant lots be-
theen 7th and 9th aud Lombard and Pine
streets.
1t is not uncommon to hear the report OF fire
arms in the neighborhood of 9th and Poplar
81 ould be so ANNOYED when we should be asleep9
II not, then where are the police Z
Another nuisance NAV be found here on al
most any day 10 the week .(Sunday not excepted)
and that is the indulgence of ball playing on the
payements, by which the doors and windows are
i'll danger of being damaged, to say nothing of
the constant watchfulness necessary to be exer-
oised by pedestrians to avoid injury from flying
balls and bats. say bats, because have on
several occasions, seen the bat slip from the
players hands, aud be hurled to a distance of
from fifty to seventy feet. and il the players are
demonstrated with by the residents, or passers
by, they are replied to with impudeDce, Then
the question again looms up, where are the Po-
lice
They are rarely seen around here North OF
7th aud Lombard streets, Que corner Of which is
embslished with certain characters not very
strange to some Police officers, as we'll as others
who are it subjects for the special attentions OF
the Police. RESIDENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
Churches To-1Iorro,y.

Hanover church. Rev. Marks pastor Sub
ject. for the morning, " Joseph in bondage
The West Presbyterian church will be open
for services to morrow morning and evening.
Preaching at lJla \, NJ, by Rev. Dr Whitaker
of jefferson CITY, Mo and at P. NJ by the
pastor Rev. J. NJ. r. oats. subject for the even
ing sermon Happiness Its sUurcs aud how
10 en- Joy IT." The seats are free and the pubic
AT cordially invited.
Unitarian church. F. Israel pastor. Hour of
meeting at II o'clock. A. NJ, Subject or ser
mon, Prupagsndi=m Tomorrow will be the
last service IN Il September, tie church being
closed during August.
Second BApus, church, corner of Fourth and
French, Rev. James Waters, pastor. Preaching
III the morning at To-. o'cpck sun lay school
at P NJ, ETening services discontinued until
farther notice. The pubic are welcome
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

The MAucH CHUNK EXCURSION 1t is rather
early to speak Of the prospects of Mr. + I E.
Smiths excursion to Maueh Chunk and Glen
Ont 10, yet the indications are that 1t will be
!arge. That 1t viii be pleasant il assured from
the nature OF 1t. There are some people, how
ever, who are hesitaung about gong, lest they
should not be aLie 10 obtain passage over the
GraNl road To all such We say Put away
your fesrs there will be room enough for all
Who wish to SO. Gu lie 23r1 OF June / 900 per-
soils were travelling over this road at the same
ilme, aud they aitersard, inspected Glen Onako
IN body. lh- is the only excursion from Viii
mnstJn which VIII 90 over the SSieAbAck
this summer, aud 10 one should neglect the
opportunity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
AocietIss.
mEerINes rHIs EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. 81 aud King.
Mrnqua Tribe, No. s, |. u R. VI. at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X. OF p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Ashury Lodge,l. o. of q. I. at 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No 10, o U, NJ, at Me-
chaues' Hall, 2lg King street.
Brandywiue Lodge No. Is, / o., ct Odd
FellOMs' Han. kls NJ Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

ES-B' p. EUNKBL'S BLITfR VINE or IRON
L. y. Kunkel.s celebrated Bitter Wn4 OF Iron
viii ehectua IL cure liver complaint, jtuud Ce, dVs.
pepsa.chron or nervous debility, chrpnIt dIarrae
disease Of the kidneys, anl ali diseases sng IT m
dlsOrdvred liver sgomach or ntestines su;h as
constipation, nAtlleEcc, Inward pies, tu! LESS
blood to the head, acidty Of the stoa ,cn, nausea
heartburn, disgust Tor food. In ines or weih in IN,
stomach, sore eructatlons sinking or du.tyTng a.
the pi. OF the stomach. s~innnS OF the head, hd--
ried or difficult breathing nIgturing OF the heart
choking or sufCcAting sensations when IN lJinR
p1s.u.e uimll IS uf VISION dots or webs before mt
sight, dul. pain Ia The cad, neieucy o. pers plra
tton, yell1wness OF the sbln AID eyes p-In ia tge
side. back, chest LIMOS, kc sudden hlsnes II hea
burning in The nesh, constant mag inlngs Of eyl
and great depres ion OF s. its.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol-
&c stlmulent and ali injurious tugrelients, amt are
pleasant 10 taste aud snG.l mid III their operations
WILL remove lmI urites from the body AM give
health aud wig to the frame
Beware Of & uuseriets, The genuine is sod oul
in al bottles,
s0d hy druggists and dealers everywhere. E. f
hlNkkL, n. p.IetOI, ~. 2as Nursu Nlutn street
Philadelphia, Pa
For SAFE III wilmington by +. Rcnall, Jr, Second
an / Market. & . inglurst Co, sixth and NBrke'
Ii. K. Brtnghurst Sli Markel street; Alfred Walton
2S5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher b. y Shoems.
ker, Smith Painter, V. Il. Williams, Niuth aAd
Market streets and l. NJ. Eng. r, sixth and
Lombard streets. nCt3l-iy-i6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
7 .ARGEsPUBLIC SALE ..
OF
Household and Kitchen
Furniture.

VIII be sold at Phbllc sale, at III 4hth and Franklin
streets, Wilmington, Del on
Thursday MO- ming, JUlv 81, 1873,
At O'clock, as ( llows:
IN PARLoR An D HALL har-cloth sofa one
marSle top table, small table, ha.r seat chairs
three nlv ngr In carp, g. walnut chairs walnut hat
rack. hall carpet and oil cloth.
SITTING kOON.-Mah7g 7gany seer, tary and book
ease, sofa, woIkst9nd, wa.nut cane-seat CHAIRS and
rag carpet
CHA nBERS-2d and 81 II rs -25 cottage he'd.
steahs and s'raw mat rdsses 90 elastic sponge INA
ira SEES holsters. feather heds, 20 small tHUl =,
mirrors, bureau, washstands, $ doz. windsor chairs
lot Ingram and r z carpet aud lcOa mailing
BAShME Vt - large dining Ltule walnut
te sion Anle. 90 Il ct long, Vulcan heater, neary
new 40 gal gaVHnzsd I'd portable wash bolt r ironing
stov aud irons, large lot Uf queens ware. plated
ware, cHnee aud teH urn1 l doz gla fruit Jars,
'Ifis, krttl X, pans, buckets, sc-lss And weights,
washing ma hlue tuos, wringers. cedar meat tuv,
Sausage Cutt'r.
10 POUNDS prime lard, . bols superior cider vine
gar, 80 pal chickens, frame sta lie grinf St ne.
gum Sc, and many other articles OF enumer ted
Goods In arlnr and basement sold at 9 o CO'k,
Al'o lot OF sheets, alhambra spreads, cOniofta-
Terms a. sale. j, A. BOND.
ty2i2S 25. 20 rs 1890
SPEClAL SALE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

IHE STEAM RoLlEE. The city steam roller
has been applied upon the tea Of 4th street in
pressing down the macadam road now being
butt there. Il works exceedingly we'll where
the earth If trlu euonEh to bear IT, Underneath
that portion OF the street below the R.iroad is a
snbstratum Of BLACK mud which admits depres
sion ia the earth WHICH covers it, aud there the
steamer falls Ia lnts has occurred upon oue or
two occasions, when jtgk-sereNs have been placed
uader 1t 10 lift 1t Out. After th4t part of the
street is completed 1t viii work better. The roll
jar is uot at work to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

ISTEResrfNg To ApMGSIsrRAruR-.-Th Treas
uror OF the Uuijed States hes made tile follow
lg ruling. waith i. Will be well for admins ra.
tors to take nutcs Of In or or that admin.stra.
tors may cu,lect interest ia the name of the de.
cedeut. they must send with power Of attorney
authorizing all attorney to receipt for and re-
celye the interest, certified copy of their LETT
teFs Of administration This letter will be hled
1t the otiira OF the register Of the treasury aud
viii alsv er 4 any time the administrators should
WISH tU sel Or assign tho stock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
Bn-e BAH.
THE AorlvEs VS.. THE ACADEMIES.

A game of base ball was played on the grounds
at Schuetzen Park. yesterday afternoon, between
the Academic Club, OF Milford, and the Active
Club OF this city. The game was rather lengthy
aud tedious one, occupying about three hours
IN playing II. The game suited IN favor of
the AcUives by score Of 80 TO 85
match 1 tme is III progress. this afternoon,
at the same place between the Academies and
Qliuksteps, the latter club being OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

An Ok on THE TRACK -Yesterday morning a
working OK belonging to Ar. Wm. Jones near
Siger's STATION on the Wilmington ~ Reading
Il r., got out Of the field aud upon the track
when the tram gong South cana along which
truck the animal, breakng one leg and ueces-
itated his being killed. A curve occurs in the
road at that point. wAch hluiered the buv.ne
trom sight of the engine untll ii was too late TO
4yoid the accident.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

~ Sgipdn Prln. A. has Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant pace oI resort mas been nea-y Il led uI
Ter the reception OF individual VISITORS pcuICs
social parties. Ampe accom- nudatluls Tor dancing
have been made, ana ice Cream, ismOnade, cAAes,
fruits &c, will Ue suld to all VINO desl them NJ
intoxicating nquOrs Will he sold the grsand. He
will also continue MS popular sJaAd a. S;Cund aUd
Market where the above named luxuIies may bt
had during the season also al his residence, SIKH
and Orange, where he VIII Oe pleased 10 see nls
many friends aud the pu lie generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

The Life of Rev Alfred Coakman NAV be had
at the Religious Book store, 607 Market st.
The teachers Of Friends FIRST Day school are
requested to attend a special meeting at 5I5
West street. Monday evening, at n o'clock.
The north side OF 9Th street from Lombard to
the Chrisiiana, is being curbed and paved,
That genial old gentleman is in town, again.
who tells you a thousand and one tmas IN the
conise of the day, "how very warm it is"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26

wTAPE WORMI TAPE worm !-Removed
In few hours with harm Vegetable Medicine.
No fee asked until he entire with ht al is
moved; Can refer those amt ted 10 patients whom
have cured. that have bsen treated by nvted PhYsi
clans of this country aud Europe had been reated
nohths In Medical Coll, ges; had taken DR. JayBes
Npecinc Turpentine and all known remedies. DR.
j. b. Ch Try. 2bt N. Ninth ST, Phi adelpha. WIN
be sc the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday, from s. A. M tos, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-26
New Castle Items.
Correspondence q the Commercial

NEw CASTLE, July 20.
The new Brass Band which has just organized
in our town, call themselves the Excelsior, !"
and are low trying to raise the money by sub
scription to purchase their instruments.
The [. S. Schooner, Electric has been here
sever al days taking sonn1l s. Of the ilver
Tue rev steamship pti, assed up Yesterday
morning, after being OUT on her Trial nip tor
four days. She made very good tine passing
here
There is to he an excursion here from Bridge.
ton, \. j., on the first Of August
CORREsPoNpEST.