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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-03

A FEW CHOICE LOTS
For sale in Deaderck's Addition.
Cowans and Pritchard's Additions lie west of the
Clinton Turnpike and on both sides Of the East Ten.
nessee. virginia and Georgia Railroad. The location
Is very convenient to the Railroad Shops and Rolling
Mill and property in the vicinity is rapidly increasing
in value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22


SEVERELY HURT.-R. NJ. Bruce, who
keeps n barber shop In the lnterna-
tlonal Hotel building, G street, 'lr-
einia, sustained quite a severe hurt
this afternoon. He had mounted n
horse at McKay's livery stable at the
corner of and Union streets, when
the horse commenced to buck, anu
finally threw him over his head, Bruce
striking upon his shoulders and head.
his forehead and face being badly cut
and bruised BY the fall. He was taken
nm I'm a stunned and senseleSs condi-
ton by his friends and taken to his
residence In the real of Legate's res.
taurant on ID street, where he received
the necessary surgical aid.
PEACH SEASON NEARLY OVER. -
During the past week scarcely any
peaches were to be seen In the market,
and those exposed for sale were CT an
inferior Quality. The supply OF choice
pears has diminished perceptibly.
PERsoSAL.-Judge Rising left for
winnemucca by last evenings train'
TO hold court in place Of Judge Leon
ard, who at present Is out OF health.
The session Of the court will last one
week.
ANNUAL MEETING. The annual
meeting of the Exchequer Mining
Company will take place at their ONCE
in San Francisco, October 10th. see
official notice In N columns to-day.
MrrsoRoLoaroAL.-In Gold HILL at
1ep. NJ. to-day, the Thermometer in
Dictated a temperature OF IS degrees
in the shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22

ABsOLUTRGY THE BEST
"A protection against FIre-Over I 100 actual
Fires put out with it-Morc than 100000.
OO0 worth OF Property Saved from tho Flames.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22
FROM SAN
Heavy Loss to Students-Raid on
Chinese Gamblcrs-The Wreck Of
the Costa Rica-Drowned-IIeld
to Observation-Disclosures
GuiIty-Not Yet Recovered.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 22-l p. NJ
Mr.. Mcclure will reopen his Military
Academy In Brayton Hall. The loss
to students by the fire is about $l5,-
600. Insurance on the Academy build
lngs amounted to about $4,000. Not
hatf enough to cover the loss.
The raid OF the police against Chi
hest tan gamblers continues. Four
teen are already under arrest. The
officers have secured the services Of n
Chinese expert In the game to explain
the mysteries to the Court.
1t has been positively ascertained
that no lives were lost by the wreck
Of the Costa Rica. Divers are at the
wreck to-day and will work when the
state of the tide permits.
VIM. Packer, Herman Frank and
John Muller undertook to visit the
wreck of the Costa Rica yesterday af.
ternoon In q Whitliall boat with sail,
from Black Point. When off Alcatras
tho boat upset. Packer and Frank
were drowned, but Muller chung to
the craft and was rescued by one Of
the Merchants Exchange boats. The
bodies could not be recovered. Packer
was an old resident Of this city.
Antoine Hunklener, accused Of kill.
ing his mother, waived an examina.
tion In the Police Court to-day and
was held to answer In the sum Of sl5,
600 bail.
Bankers here say there Is no cause
to a~pprehend trouble from the finan'
panic In the East, The banks In
this city and throughout the State were
never In a better condition.
The fourteen Cinnamon arrested fol
gambling, pleaded guilty and will bt
sentenced tomorrow.
Search for the bodies Of Packer and
Frank, drowned yesterday, has thu
far proved Intellectual.
| Gold, liz; greenbaoks, sshaS9h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
q "A EsTIo iRTEILioENcE

ESPECIAL 70 TIE GOLD NIL DAILY Srws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22

Some one who could be spared from
the melee was dispatched post-haste
for officers Harkln and Kelly and also
for DR.. Kirby to care for the wounded
men, who were suffering greatly from
loss of blood. Meanwhile the men em-
ployed in the foundry were doing
their best to keep the ferocious assas-
sin at bay, he all the while thrusting
out wildly with the butcher-knife, the
blade Of which was two inches In width
and twelve inches in length.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22

The Infatuated mailman in slashing
In one direction and another with his
huge cleaver. brought it down upon
William Roaghan's left wrist, INLET
ing an ugly wound. He then turned TO
Thos. Lawthera machinist. and threat
ened to stab him In the abdomen. The
latter projected himself with n large.
file. Nogle also threatened the life OF
David Niyens aud Patrick Shady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22
clearinghouse Settlements.
WESTERN DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL TO THE ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
Obituary.



A few minutes after midday, Wednesday.
John a. Armour. aged y years, alter heing
confined to his he'd for more than week
died NJ acute meningitis, at his home No
2G West Eleventh street, this city. az an
early age Mr.. Armour entered prihtlht
office NJ Milford Tor the purpose al learning
q trade, but before completing his apnten-
ticrship removed 10 this city and mere
entered another printing once ne Con
tinucd 10 The case until the spring OF laot'
and when the NlNth fcnnsllN anna NAt "ily
was rcorganilcd cuhsted in Company J., OF
that Regiment, IN company with three uthef
Young men from HE state.
tn the third day OF June, 1854. while
engaged at the battle Of Coal HaIbOr, nc
VHs wounded in the LETT leg and disabled
from doing further active duty. lie was
sent IN the hospital IN this oity, however
and served ont Ina term nj enlistment.
After tic war MIR. Armour again went 70
the case aud In 1854 found employment ~
thc competition room of the tomm'utdt
fir r,maiuad at work. there tor several
years, ana until a pulmonary disease made
| ID necessary Tor him to seek lighter en-
alloy mcut From tnat time until 1871 ht
| was engaged IN several businesses' anu u
| tine summer OF that year WAS employed NJ
assistant local editor Of the f0mmfniai
which position he held At the time "l hl
| dcHih.
! 4 ,fiffsf. h, h4 hut irH nuptrinis; us
rti'nitta hc was faithful tud urrll az
almost to- luiji. ts q man, uo matter " hh
.n.url, or calling lr was pursuing hr WA
scni,. kiud and warm-heItied, ard mad'
| friends of nll with whom hc came in ronl aei
| barring the last session ot the Legislature
! Nr. Armour was stationed NJ power, AM
faithfully reported 10 his paper all tina
was going un AZ the state capitol
lie leaves WIFE and one child. and q
them we cNtend our heartfelt sympathS
knowing that their loss of 50 kind a hu'
band and father is - source Of poignau
grief AS IT Is to the writer nj this, WI
could tluthfully call the deceased WIN
living most amiahle aud devoted friend
friend at an times aud under Al eircul
strnees-a friend whose kind advice mon
than once has been accepted with profit.
MIR. ArmOur's remains Will be iniefIe
saturday Afternoon ut . o'clock a. rive
| view Cemetery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
Probable murder in chester County.
MY SHOT IN nlnnLANp TOWNSHIP

A
,rho west Chester Ners says Last Mon
me between and 10 o'clock man
u ..,ysned Jacob Johnson dtids Ntlsnu, Wa3
haln t Hishinnd township the ihcts OF
,.i,ich. as related TO u.s. being suo-'Hn'l"iS
as follows ~, tores living near
p.rteshnrs. had some difficulty win lls
III. snmo Two years ago when sue lelt nlni'
after which he took up WIN WhlIe MV'l.au;
with whom be has Lived ever siheS ur rtia
about three weeks sgo when she qa w, ~ ne
ftst wife after leaving him llNeu out 2. 80
100 until about two weeks ago Mh'n
nan named Nelson, who claimed 70 pr ne,
nenhcw, moved her down 10 the tens ,..,..,,
boiise of John Phipps, IN hlshlanu IVY ~ w,
I'm neEr Gum Tree. bringing hef lii''
49, about i've years old, with her. MON
AZ afternoon, Jones LEFT Parkesbufg
/ With a shot gun, anu was nt.t -
/ mass through Gum Tree IN lhe tNenin5
| After Nelson had come IN rom hls w" WI, Z
| that evening, and just IA he was III me ~
/ az LIGHTING his pipe, his family were sthitle,
! he lie report OF gun, and Noleoe lllWe
| dlateiv fell 10 the floor, shot ~ the htp
| After shooting him Jones ran mo w
house The woman ran up stairs ana jumped
ont Of the second story window, ahd seJlrtsl
| herself W the bushes the house helng III th,
! ,rooda Jones ran up stairs after htl' eN
IDENTIFY intending to All her. anu ul,ou l No. a.,
hiding her, he came down ana Aunltu 10
bsr thfouah tie bushes, and she says calle
in,dlv for her. Tie boy has not heen see
since since and i is Supposed he took him avn"
with him, ,.., -. ~,
Phipps. who, with his hired boy, repAife
Ia the house, when they found the man /
ne lot near the honse, where he had drai
ged himself In his suffering conulllo9ni' II
; yes taken by them 10 All. lhipps hous'
. when medical aid was summohed' p
, Uaney, who pronunccd the wound 81
serioas nature the whole load entering "
thigh, WAS unable 70 extract any o. "
o sbnt. Nelson WAS removed 20 me 'hest'
f'nnntv Poor House yesterday ate
= mon. and warrant has been issue
p I'M the arrest Of Jones There Is cohallt
p ahle excitement in the neighborhood OF u
\ tragic affair, and all are eNaspeialea ~ =, y
nerpetrator and express united nope I'M
Re will be speedily brought to justice
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
DEATHS,


AgMoUR.-in this city, on the c.h Instant, John
A. Arunu-, ia % . Ga year uf his sgr.
The rsiatge- aud friends ut the family are re-.
tpert ully invited Go attend his fnneru tf VA his
late reside roe No. 2li Wesf Bile zenith street, on
s,utduy alte noon, august 9Th, q leave the
house az 3 o'c ok te ptoc4sd o the Rivervfew
Cemetery, without uFther notcei services a.
tho house at p O'CLOCK.
MrnJWklL On the 6'h instant " heart
Il .es-e Ester A agei lfY ass also ou tue
same day Ielns, ul Yph 'id lever, aged Is
years; the daugh ers OF J1nn A. sud Ana
Mcruwa
Tho rslat yes aud friends ara respectfully in
Wild - at end thor funeral tom lhe T. sii"rce
Obj. th-ir parent, Twelt' aud DuPput stterts,
lMcDCwellvl lal u saturday morning, the 9th
40 tint, ~ b OF Clock Service al 81. Petsr s
Church,
NiLLFR On .he @h instant, Fsnny Miller,
daugh'er Of he laie Mrs Miller
HANkY. On ths 3d insttut Mabel youness
daught OF sn,n- and Martina Handy. aged 2
years aud 10 dsy-,
McbANE On the 1 inst Jeuuie r.. dlrgh-
ter OF Geo. &, and Mary McLsne, aged thee
weeks aud one day.
CLAYTON. --On tns an of August. 1873. by
drowning, George u. Clio, n, axe years
Wuun NW In this Cify, on tho 3ri irstant
lsaat T., lnfant enn ni Isaac and Al c. W,
/ WO drnW, sgtd mont % aad idays,
RICE At CenicYille Dol, on lstinst Rolart
Luther infant snu Of kdward L., lr, aus
: Louisa v kicsi assd mon'As and oaaYsi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Wr-r POINT CANp,uATgs---UOs. JOINS
mCKNAN--U,. WILMER WOEruiNuruN,
A.


WI-r roiNT COMMUNICATIONS. joins
HICKMAN WILMER MuEruiNorUN5
a..
ESPECIAL cove ponderraoi Gg -sI yFHie".
Mn4r CnrsTRR, Pa, Aug 9Th, lst--
Yesterday the EXunirirr loun,, r"u-is,-
ir.nr lion. WASHINGTON ToNusead. Repre-
sentative OF This district go Washington
Pcuf G,O. IL. Mari, ana Dr lruhim
Tuyl.r, of W,-t Chr..r normal Scrnni
Prlt. j. ll1,'ci Norr.N, ana james S..
Baker, Superintendent, of beINlr"
County Common schools, mt u' ihr Odd
Fellows HAN, tor thc purpose Of examine
ing emd. dates for The vacancy 10 West
Point Military Academy. The candidates
we've Mo-srs. lewi, Il. Waters, puWnlN-
willie; Frank II. q, ilri.s, Ne-igroyc +;
Wiz. Wayne, Jr., rI1Ii ~. ~. baldwin,
Mononville Frederick j.. Powell, thcs-
Ter Cityi and j. Burchard Dickesoni
Media.
The course of studies that they were
examined IN were orthugraIhy, reading,
English grammar, history, descriptive
gr. 'uphy, arithmetic aud peumanship.
After ,Vhlch, tue accepted candidate Will
bee rpquii ed to pass physical cXamlna-
ton before some medical gentlemen.
they ranged irlwecu the ages ui seven
teen and twenty-five years. As yet there
ha. been NO appointment
Hon. John Girkniun still continues tn
he confined TO his bed. lie is, however,
slowly improving, but It Is hardly posi-
bic that he will ever BIZ able To be about
again.
DR.. WIN. Warrington one of our emil
nentmedicnl practitioners has been lyiug b
for many months. his affection is heart dis
ease. The Dr.. served this county for
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

TWO SISTERS DIE WITHIN 20 MINUTES.
Ester and Jenny Mcdowell, living with
their father, John a. Mcdowell, at Nc
Dowellyille died yesterday within twenty
minutes.
Ester. who was nineteen years and some
months old. has heen suffering with the
heart disease. and Jenny. who was between
eighteen and nineteen years old. was pros
tratcd with an attack OF typhoid lever.
Both were apparently getting along very
well until 1920 Wednesday morning, Wheh
Tster suddenly expired. aud at 1910 Jenny
also died. II Ia probable the shock caused
hy hef sisters sudden demise fastened the
bttfpr'g death
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

mN1u AHNUAL NETTING A.
APPOINTMENTS MADE. UYn-
The teatu annual session of ihc y.
varr.A. NJ. T.. conference convened
E,.iou ON Thursday, July 9Th. bishop
e.. s. Janus, ID. D., presiding, aud td- |
iourhed after "a four days session. Tile /
attendance vas very large, amt the eNer-
ci.cs interesting. The missionary
offerings were general aud very eredita-
! bic, and wthal tee conference was one OF
/ the mort satisfactory ever held on the
peninsula.
III, PEOPLE Of Easton were very aileh-
/ tive aud provided aHpiu accommodations
/ for an those in attendance. Before adj
| urniug the conference made the follow
ing appointments;
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Nathan Young, Presiding Elder, Z,
! o., WILMINGTON, Del.
Philadelphia City John Wesley and
Centrcvilr. 5. p. Marshall Loar W. j.
Parker; North Penn, To be supplied
Fiauirrd, to be supplied; Old Chester
and Wr-t hester, &. u. Washington :
Mt. Zion, !. Br0ughttn; Salem, ~ j.,
j. Lee: Rridg,tun and Goshen, n. 'l.,
". G. Dickinson Wilmington, De., II.
IIollcv New Castle. Dell, j. Brinklcy ;
Odessa, Del, D. f.. Wehbi Port Deposit,
Md, n. Morris Passaic, \. j., 10 be
Supplied.
j. II. Pearce, p. b., 7. o. Smyrna,
Del.
Aliddlc'owu, Del, j. W. Brown Mil
ingtun, Md, u j. Water smyrna,
3 Del. u. Gibbs still Fond, Md, 5. Tay'
! lor Mt. Pisgah, c. llotseyi Chester
town. q. Wing MalydAl, W, Broughtoni
Z Friendship. p. j. Adams; Kent Island
b n. Morris lIillshorough, &. Ash
= Greeusborough, A. Gginagei CentreNlllei
i C.. POlett Denton, j. $. Wills
ID CAMBRIDGE nIsrWicr
u Il. Smith, T.. H., z. o., Cambridge
!. Dover, Del, :. Cooper; Milford, j. il
!. Holland; Lewis and Harmony, i.
Cox; Talbot, Md, j. q. Dennis Land
?, ing Neck, to be supplied EastOn, j. X
.c Webb Miles River Neck, to be supplied
y Bethel, ". II. kauiley Washington, j
II ". Sanders Cambridge, j. D. Elherl
&c Church Creek, Z. Kennedy Gum swamp
TO be supplied.
l. SALISBURY DISTRICT.
h. =. Burrows, 2. r., 2, o., salisbury.
ct Laurel. Del, 4. II. Johnsoni sails
"a bury. A. Browns Quunuco, ;. T. Mhll
~ tin9ton; Princess Anne, j. 6. Mnnluil
n, Manokin, d. Eaves Fairmonnt, W. !
is Green Union, \ Handy Newtown, W
4, Phillips Snow Hill, J. c. Carroll Bel
an lin, $. G. Waters Hontovr, Va :
re- JOHNS Dru nnosdtQwn, Na~ IL }
Rich
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

INCREASE OF TnAffh ltoN THE iiNN"--NH"
ROLLING STOCK.
The Reading EacF of the 9TH inst, says
The freight and passenger traffic on ne
Wilmington \ Reading Railroad is steadily
Increasing. and dE;ins the last siN months
the ratio has been even greater th"h e,'
tutoIe. During Tip over thc ruau 'h.
other ,itv We learned tn Il under The ciiitieut
mnuag,Incnt Of Hugh T.. steele, ircsitcut
a.. StnltI. General superintendent J.. VI.
Ermeutrout. General Freight Hui liCkct
AGENT. a. r. Rightmyer deuvsai llis
patcher: James +. an ii'ihe, las'e,
more popular with the shippers and trt'-
cling pubnc every day. And THESE gen
tlemen have the entire confidence 81 tne
dircctoTs and stockholders of the road. AS
Ia the President, there is not better husi
ness man and more popriar gentleman teslu-
ing on the BrandyWipe. OWNS 10 tht W.
crcAsiug business, a numnet o. new thb inrH
and freight ears have been ordered. ne
locomotives are being built ~ the btldW ia
works, and the trst one Will be delivered IN
, few weeks and the rest IN september
The tonnage of the road has been cuhSiuef.
ably Increased by the vigorous working ui
the iron miuos ~ the .isihit5 ul |IihnH
station and Springfield. A number ni hem
attic mines have been opened m Tie Zones
tosA Valley, and the Old warwick mines
which lay idle for many years. are again
being operated. Scyiert, MeMnnus y 20
and the Messrs, Eckcrt, OF this city ana thv
| pnftsioVn Iron Company, use great deal
/ of ore coming over the Wilmington Read
! Ing RAILROAD. The road will be eNiended Ia
| Heading In " days, aud before the iifsi dhy
| of January nest the Berka county hhllIuhu
| ,riil he completed all the way TO Slatingion
when the tralhc Oh the Wilmington an'
| Healing Railroad will undoubtedly h'
| greatly increased. The white-washins o
The bridges OF the latter ROAD was com ON
af the timbers aud make the structures mort
/ durahie,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

THE MOTHER or W. $. Goss-we under.
stand that Mrs. Gloss, mother Of the alleged
Penningtouvillc victim, is instituting mpa-
surea for fcrreting out the case, and to fur
thor identify the murdered man as her son.
Winfield =. Gloss. She recently sent large
photograph 10 parties In oxford. which was
shown 10 persons who had seen the stranger
Mt Iennerville with Udderzonk, and rccog
nizcd AS an unmistAlahle likeness of the
same. Mrs Co.'s IL An aged lady, nnd ~
Gently removed from Nashville. Tenn, t.
Baltimore. where she At present resides
Nest Chester Neire
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

IMPROVING. --Samuel williamson, cur
ricr, living AZ Fourth and Harrison streets,
this city, who was accidentally shot Ia
Philadelphia some days ago, is improving
very fast and has been removed from the
Pennsylvania hospital to the houfe of "A
friend and In ~ few days will be ahlc 10 re-
turn 10 his home here The wound il not 10
serious t.s ~ first supposed and only turns
ont 10 be- 70 slight wound Ia the side, from
WhIeh MT. MIlliamsnn hImAcll lOOlt the ball.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

BrnDfNG COMMITTEE MEETING, 60 On
rhurlday the Building Committee OF The
Levy Court held meeting In relation to
the proposed bridge ACROSS the Brlndywine
a. the foot Of Washington street The CON
mittce concluded not to decide on any plan
of building until after estimates on the
specifications for the ahutments are re-
ce.Ved. Nothing will be- done on the 81
porHtructufc Of The bridge. which Is tn De-
ut iron, until the spring or summer OF 1913.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

MEETING oF THE REPUBLICAN city ENaU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
The Republican city Executive Commit,
tee "Wednesday held its weekly meeting anf
decided that tie nomination election ON
the 18th inst. should be held under Inc
,nspireg Of the several ward committees.
aud that the polls Hhould he opened ht T.
noon aud closed At In the evening,
Richard Heritage, vice president OF INC
sixth ward. asked 10 be excused nom sert
ing on account of sickness; ana iohn
Ua,vkins. member Of the Seventh Ward
Committee. and John l.oguc, member Of
the Tenth Ward Committee also asked t.
be excused. These requests were referred
IN the proper committees, who "rrr ih
strurted To MI the vacancies should they
deem il cNpedient 10 grant the requests %
the gentlemen, ami report et thc neN
meeting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

FIVE W0Uk.-Wm. y. Wireins has just
copied into a book provided for that pur-
u0lr the constitution and hy claws Of oricn-
~ Lodge. No. y. a. r. a. NJ The work H.
a-. fine specimen OF prnmanship rs VIC
hrvc ever seen: all Of II ia as clear and ~
le-ihle AZ print and part Of the title-page
very much resembles steel plato printing.
II il u pity man capable Of DOUG the work
Nr Virgins is should be- deprived Of his
liherty-imprsOnei hccAuHe OF hrs Inability
10 pay debt II liz simply impDssible for him
10 liquidalc, especially while boxed UP In
lelOn'A cell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

EXTRAORDINARILY SruW RrcrnT' -
Ta, Great Eastern Weuagcgie, museum
aud aviaJy. circus. Roman llppadrumc
aud Egyptian caravan, with Il" dual cir
Gus exhibition. is meeting with unprcce-
dpmtcd success. The following are the
receipts of the combination. for the past
| fcw,duys' Pmlipsburg, $1,000; Easton,
$500; Bethlehem, $i0OOi Allentown,
sh100 Mahanoy City.s3I0O; VI. Carmel,
/ sa5au llallcton, $500; Wiikesharrc,
| $1,000 piuslou, $500. Towanda, siiUO-
| Ia order 10 accommodate the vast crowds
/ that visit this cxhihlion. the management
/ had IL necessary to give three shows a
! IilY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

THESHERiFFALTY.- for Sheriff
arc already loo ming up. The kcpubHcd q
has heard or Charles II. Gallagher, VIM. A.
Hukill, James Martin, II, II. McMullin,
Edwin Lewis and Hiram W. Moore, all on
the kennhllnan aide.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

our just duty 20 heed the warning ana
| avoid all dies ructive ones. JUSTICE.
49, IS .,a,,.,,,i
"A0'1'"N Va S'"
,..,.,.., ,,,o,,-r s-,.,,,.r--ntrorr PROV TINE
! 80, - ,,.. ,.,f. l,.,,,. , ~ ,,e7t, M, {
! r,, 81 -, t,r rnlniwt,,.--vont ]
49, W ,,,,. ,.t, omen r,,,,,tt.ri,,s
,,t",.,,ss
| M ,.,.. .-.,... 90 rt...
! The reFulhf Wfeky meetihk on ,u3 /
! Council was hcld ihulsuhA' flcaiueui
! Nnris "a llr thNr' " .
Inc Sisret committee iepoiieA iH il,"i
OF giving The contfnct Ter INNING INC neu "l
| Front street, Nom follHi 20 the 'hrl .'iAhn,
"a Gen. II. = Summons AT - cents per /
square yard A'nl,cl. ,....
Fifty one men ana tWelNe hor7es auh carts .
were reported cmWnyei ~ IL ti'i an" /
thiriy-sN men Ia the street department
The pcitnon oi = .lh'h nor ptimNslnh /
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