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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
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mon 90 do ~ good waFa, ana "' ~
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Ii is not, perhaps, more chan once in iiie-
time, that city like ours is visited p,otcS-
slonaily byru Poln"i5 ~ 4ter 81 -
'lsnowledgcd gcnus. Tits cvc', ii',S conn 70
pass, we believe for The first time in thelts-
tory OF Dallas. Professor l.. 4. l!agHn has
been for Il few weeks past paln.ing the poi-
trait OF some of our oidcsl cnU most uromi-
nent citizens Nj. liag MS moouc' ions ate
gems OF peiflciiop and ,liia-ii',c expire iuu.
Al who possess ola Punishable pictni', ot
dcp,.rtrd iiiciidS or IeiatiNys suooid e Ion
rhhn ut once. aud securca liie-size, unpe.,sh-
Fahln Oriyon poi ,ri.itE They C,;cal aIl o,dcr
kinds of portraits in their wei known, ahao-
lu'c druoDil : and chcJnc-g, cos,inE1r>S
thiu tao eVmalon enlarged rnotogi"pA, on
Jli,lo more thun an ordianiy elm ONO l,.ud-
scspe Of ,lr6aanie siaa. The iSencss, ,Iue OF
otherwise. speak for themselves.
/ $50 one hundred dolh,td reward offered
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-21

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me Central liNlrond, IN nnlas cn"l''5''
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.r TO room NO. over Moss's - /" ava
Misunderstanding house MAN street
DALLAS has become quite a market
- for the sale of female haiI'J for the
pulling Of male nan We her Of no
''"''S"'''o'''' ..,
"FURors driving" wasup be'o'e III
Honor yesterday, and the spcedbl
Ny gentlemen were mulct III tlIe usqa
damages
.,f MIA 8. M, DRAKE should haze
rousiur benefit Tonight Othclo isHc-
lected wlth the beneficiary as the Moo.
md Iohp EnyIish rs Iapo.
AFTER young men was k1ocISed
10, down and run over, without being in
iu,ed, he bit his tongue very neaby in
half swearing nt fine men who drove
tnathorso and huopv across his bacl;
,nd la.cs
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soloon viii he onened sns busfles to-
mnrrow lemurdoy, morning
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THANKS 10 10 ! she : onfe%scePSS io4"oc at"
mlhs'i'uloh Oh Supefh'eih'ep' l''iV
oil 'he street cars passenger" W'''.e v
corum lsslisi any muhAef 'Hensl'P'o
hdy occupants OF u Cal, are III H'o"'-
atelyelected' , .198H|
A DALLAS boy wants to know what's
thenso ofhis daddy packing MIN oil
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS le'lB ~ ''iete
are sermons III stones ana DOCKS ~
the running broof,D lie JUST can '
g. seeit,t W2AUAlM 9liA
ss. sWElearn that the residence of Cap
tain Smith, in the, EASTER, - suburb, OF
the city. was totally consumed by fire.
. q nisbt,befoeslosE me contentsoftue
building shared The same fate. The
origin of the tirewas the result ofa /,
accident
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one bundled barrels OF choice 81. louis
Flour In s;o anu bor s.lla 10 the trade by
2pdiy. JILL DOWNS n co.
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Sp.tKling wit Is hrillisnt eve, intellectual
viz city, giacC n manners, g sounu heart, q
chs % torn gyo IA ptupusly rounded, deli
G &. Ahooih .bir sOuchet with natural paint
~ con Jine', IN sweet tempetrd woman,
cons , a., thc C-s-ucc OF leiuale lovelpess.
Bhtzihe,e clilnis cpnnot ne cl"lmed1n vi
ho,!tih ii.nuove, with s1",e troubles I,eeu.
liar 20 he SEX. II you wish The aroVe chWuls
procure English Fem; L. Bitters and he cur,u
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sy The wiyei ofthis. city, having heard
that the Insurance Offices in Eh gland
are employing ienale clerks, protest
against their being ernp'oyedSin HE
insurance offices in this city. They
say they'llpoisonth heaviestasured' 5
wives, and then marry the widowers.
How well women know tlielittle eccen-
t,ta,t; AZ "a All, sa,,s tlA,RNNMtN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-21

r., a sLIGHr misrepresentation between
two gentlemen of families in this cty,
brought ! about a private 'GdShitiug
rencounter yesterday afternoon. The
privacy Of their meeting tmd the mu-
tual. broadcloth busting being VIII
messed by confidential frieud, only
prevented spicy bit of social sc,,ndal
from becoming morceda of general
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CA az TIE NEWS!

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PnlImail's Palace SleeOing cars

Are attached 10 Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, ANA Houston and Cor
Sc;Ina.
Pass myers for Waco must take Accom-
mutlatiOn Train leaving Houston at 800 =. IN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

The following bills were passed Senate
bill creating an additional constable 10
Wilmington; by Mr.. Silver, Incorporating
Wilmington Degree Grolto, s. and D., OF
A. A.; Senate bill amending the law for
the protection of oysters.
The bill for the better protection Of fish
In Mispilllon Creek was lost.
The House assembled at 3 O'Clock, aud
passed the following bills By Mr.. VIII
son, relating to the oyster law; also,
Strengthening certain road In Dover aud
Little Creek hundreds by Mr.. Hutchin.
son, locating Justices Of the peace and
constables in Appoquinlmlnk hundred by
Mr.. Clark, concerning hotel keepers
also, incorporating the Washington
Mechanics Cooperative Association by
Mr.. Silver, incorporating the Eureka
Loan Association Of Wilmington also,
incorporating the Delaware Mutual Health
and Accident Insurance Companyi BY
Mr.. Van Gasken, changing the name oil
the Workingmen's Institute Of Whining
ton to the Delaware Institute OF Mechanic
Arts by Joel Thompson, Incorporating
the Washington Street Club Stables also
prohibiting live stock running at large IN
district ~, New Castle county by Mr.
Clough, amending the incorporation aci
of the Meredith Branch Ditch Company
by Mr.. Maris, supplement to the act In
cooperating the Wilmington Fountain
Society; also, divorclng julie A. P. Adail
from her husband " Mr.. Clark, ineor
porating Clayton Cree, No. 8, B. U. IL
+. G. A.
The following bills were read once
Senate bill authorizing the Levy Court
New Castle county to sell certain whar
property by Mr.. Van Gasken, creating
new hundred in Sussex county, to b
known as Gumboro' hundreds by Mr.
Clark, amending chapter 1888 Revise'
Statutes also, amending chapter OF tn
Revised Code.
At 8 O'Clock the House adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22
DEATHS.

HANNA. la this CITY, on the 2o.h inst. 3D.
ward, infaut son Of William and Mary Z. Han
ma, aged months ant days.
Fuusfal to take place Sunday afternoon at
o 'olock. from the rsideuee, 2O6 W. Seventh 81.
WHITEHEAD. AT Fort Mifiin. Pa, on the 18th
inst, John Whitehead In the ooh year OF bis
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the f1neial TO meet the steamer
Perry At New Castle At o'clock. p. m, to pro-
csed 10 Delaware City, on Saturday.
HUBRRT-On the 18Th inst, john C. Hubert, Ia
the isth year Of his aga,
The relatives aud friends also the odd Fellows
aud Red Men are respectfully INV ted to attand
the funeral from his late residence, No. 40 west
Front street. on Sunday afternoon Al ? O'Clock.
HUEsTED. In this city, on Wednesday awning.
Mar b is'h, Mrs. Kate Huested, In the pth year
Her relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
speetfully invilet to attend the funeral from her
| late reeidenca No. 507 King street, on Monday
/ morning At ~ O'Clock.
| TIERNEY At Rising snn, on Thursday, 18th
| inst, Mr.. Margaret McC. Tierney, wife OF
| Michsvl Tiertey, aged 20 years,
YATES. In his city. on Thursday evenin g
| sge
DAVIS IN this city March 18th, EVslina Davis
aged twenty-three years.
sMlTH-Ia his city, March 18th. Samuel Smith
ST. In his 7lth year,
wHiTE.-on the oh inst. at wnmsr, Milan.
Robert White, in his 18th year.
CRos SAMOA the 18th inst. John orossan. II
his 5sth yesr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT NEAR HocKEssIN.
A very painful accident occurred, on
Saturday last, TO jeremiah Harrigan, re-
siding rear Hockessin, In New Castle
County. Mr.. Harrigan was engaged in
deepening a well which had already been
dug to the depth of 20 feet, and coming
upon a stratum of rock, he had to resort
to blasting. While loading the blast the
taIhping iron cut the fuse, the blast ex'
ploaed, and the load was cent through the
centre of Mr.. HIS right hand. leaving
nothing remaining but the lgamenls,
which still connec ed the thumb aud lit le
finger. The accident would have been
much worse had not Mr.. Harrigan, dis
covering the mistake he had made, thrown
himself against the side of the well III
time for his head and body to escape the
load. Doctors Thompson. of Broad Run
and Chandler, of BrandyWine Springs
were sent for, aud MIR. Harrigan put unde
the influence of ether, while DIR. Thomp
son successfully ampulated the remainder
Of the hand at the wrist joint. Thu
wounded man is doing as well as could b.
expected. - Commercial.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

OWEN MCLLLlN ohOA ~ Inn NANAs
About Q O'Clock on Tuesday night, Geo.
Wagner and John Jones went into the sa-
loon of Mrs. Amelia Rossiter, Fifth street,
between Market and KiRg streets, aud
called for drinks. Mrs. X. was at the bar
and before she handed them drinks, one OF
them asked her II she knew Robert Carter.
She replied that she did not, and they
said she ives a liar. She ordered them
out, aud took up stick in her hand, used
ior turning on the gas Of the door lamp,
which one of them took from her aud
struck her on the chin. Officer Buck came
| along ABOUT this time and took them away,
but let them go. They promised to 60
home.
Shortly afterwards they returned TO the
saloon and called for drinks but being re-
fused they used very abusive language and
were ordered out. Mr.. owen MeCullin
who was sitting in the bar room at the
time, and Samuel Rossiter, were called oil
and forclbly put them out. Immediatel
afterwards two shots were fired one strill
ing the shutters, and the other struck MI
MeCullin In the face, entering about tn
right cheek bone and coming out lu:
above the ear, causing nothing but ties
wound. The pistol was also polnte
at Mrs. Rossiter but was not fired.
. They then ran but We're soon overtake
and arrested and placed In the city cell
, At the committal they were searched an
on Wagner two cartridges were found.
A This morning Mr.. VIM. b. Cathcart,
a farmer attending market, brought pist
: 10 the City Hall, which he found last mig
:, at Fifth and King, with two empty char
y beers, the number of shots fired, and 4
d cartridges found on Wagner were the 81
le used IN Il. Wagner was recognized at I
MAYORS office this morning as the o
g who fired the shots.
'e Wagner did the firing, but was und
At the influence of liquor, and Jones W
us sober, aud made the assault on NJ
lis Rossiler.
ne Wagner was In $1,000 bail for the ASA
IS, with intent TO kill Owen McCullln, q
Ter Jones $500 for dlsorderly conduct 9
assault on Mrs. Rossiter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22
MARKET REPORTS.

7
STRAIGHTFORWARD, prices are dropping ;
sales OF 1000 bushels, in lots, at sdSAc. In
Timothy we notice sale Of loo bushels at
1926.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-In Flour we have to
record little more activity; sales Of Penn
sylvanla and Western extra at so.25do.Ib;
Iowa and Wisconsin extra family At S7.50ds
Minnesota do. do. at ss15; Pennsylvania do
do. At ss.25l9; Lancaster County do. do. at
ss.62i{, Indiana do. do. at 80 100 bbls do.
do. do, fancy, at 5000, and 100 bbls. ST. Louis
do. do, fancy, at ell. Rye Flour is steady al
si.s7l4.
GRAIN. The offerings Of prime Wheat
continue small sales Of choice Indiana red
at 81 .e5dl97, and common Indiana white al
considerable activity; sales OF {, 500 bushel,
Pennsylvania and Southern yellow at 50
b9l5, GOOGLE. and 1000 bushels do. on seerel
terms. Oats are very quiet; sales OF West
ern white at 4sQ50c- and mixed at N44I11c
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22
Wilmington.

LIPPIsooTr's ARTICLE ON OUR CITY.
The Philadelphia Press, in noticing the
current number Of Lippincott's Magasi''a
says;
Lippincon's for April Is literally illus
trated, opening with an article on Will
mington and It's Industries" Sixteen
engraviugs ombelllsh and add force to the
text. Wilmington, the real capital OF
Delaware, is becoming larger aud richer
every year. u is " the best-dehned spot
on the American map where the South
begins aud the North ends" Moreover,
as we are told, WilmingtOn's legend be-
longs to the general story Of the settle.
ments along the Delaware. The discover
les Of It's site oyerlapped each other, the
Quakers discovering the Swodes, who had
discovered the Dutch, who had discovered
the Indians" As commercial and a
bodybuilding port, and manufacturing
city, Wilmington has become place OF
no small Importance, and her success IL
the result Of her industry and enterprise
The magazine article tells great dea
about her.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

JAN BmD.-old Glenn Clayville, negro,
went home last Wednesday night drunk,
and raised precious hub-bub in the way
Of swearing around his house. His wife
and daughter were so scared that they
would not let him In. He thereat became
so exasperated that he declared that he
would burn hole for admission and aetu-
ally did set the house on fire. His wife
gave the alarm In time for his neighbors
to save the house. A charge was brought
against him by his daughter for the act on
Friday and Justice Miller committed him
to iaii,-Tftte Hdrylduder.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

soALDISs ACCIDENT. = This morning
about O'Clock, at the mill Of James
Ledward q Son, whilst Josiah Ledward,
brother OF the senior member of the firm,
and james Jones, an employee, were en-
gagged in putting blank hange In a steam
pipe, which had been broken during the
FIRE on Monday morning, the steam was
inadvertently turned into the pipe by
some one, and blowing over these persons,
severely scalded them about the face,
neck and hands. The accident was a
painful one, but no serious results Will
ensue.-Ohester Neps.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

PHILADELPHIA. March l7.-Beeves in fair
demand, but the prices favor buyers common
TO extra Pennsylvania and western steers,
5cGSc. Sheep IN rair demand at e4.504ST.5 so.
Hogs held firmly at $3.50 ks.3714.
PHiLADRLPHIA. March 2l.-Cotton steady
at l9l{dla3<c. Flour more active superhne,
si753f5 so; extra s5256t675; Pennsylvania,
! Indiana and Ohio extra family es,25nsl 30
| latter fancy. Rye flour steady At $40
| Wheat In fair demand; red, 81 051sl.ei
common white. $500. Corn 10 good demand
/ yellow, COO. Oats dull white, 4SG5Oc; mixed
! 47@4TiSe
Whisky firm at 92c.
GolI AZ n lhix
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

RAID ON THE Internationally alter
noon two dogs killed 50 rats In twenty-five
miputes at the slaughter.house stables on
Orange street below Third. The rats were
cornered and had but one place TO escape,
at which the dogs were stationed and
caught and killed every one of them as
fast as they came out. One OF the dogs
only weighs two pounds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

GONG TO EUROPE. Rev. T. G. Murphey,
pastor OF the NJ. e. Church at FraDkford,
Pa, and formerly pastor Of 81. PauPs
Church Of this city, sails for Europe on
the 2nd OF April. On Wednesday of last
week, his friends presented him with a
purse Of $1,000 10 gold.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

LIME AND MARBLE QUARRIEs.-Messrs.
Geo. W. Stone and Challes p Bent have
leased OF Geo, P. Springer, IS acres OF
land In the Hockessin Valley on the line
Of the Wilmington and Western Railroad,
with the privilege Of purchasing IL In a
stated time at the rate of $500 per acre.
II is their intention to open lime and mar
bic quarries there. If these qnarries are
successfully opened, and the extensive
auarries Of Iohn G. jackson, "a Company
70 work which Is being organized) are put
10 active operation, the beautiful little
valley of Hockessin will become a busy
place, and very important addition to
The tonnage Of the Wilmington and
Western Railroad will be made. y We also
learn that new Kaolin works are likely tC
be started in the same neighborhood.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

doubtless, of It's ultimate death and an
other legislature will be left to provide
relief In the shape OF a gen5ial incorPor-
alton law.
The Incorporation committees of the
two Houses tonight held a meeting 10
consider the Maryland and Delaware Ship
Canal Charter. It's friends and opponents
were voted the privilege Of arguing the
merits and dement's Of the bill. but those
opposed TO II did not appear. The friends
Of the measure, however, were out In
force, and seemed eager for the fray. The
committee decided TO hold another meet
ing 10 the morning, and after giving those
opposed to il another opportunity to urge
their objections, and It's friends an equal
chance of answering them, will prepare
their report and submit 1t with the bill for
final consideration by the House.
A temperance meeting was held In the
House Of Representatives this evening,
over which T.. B. Coursey, ESQ.,, presided.
Rev. A. D. Davis, Of Georgetown, ad-
dressed the meeting In an able aud forei-
BILE manner and advocated the passage by
the Legislature of a local option law.
The friends of the proposition to create
new division line between the Sixth and
Eighth Wards, Of Wilmington, are here In
force and working hard for the measure.
W. 8. P.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

La PARIS QuADRILLE.-We have re.
celved from Mr.. s. s. Kreuger a copy Of
the music of La Paris Quadrille published
In handsome style by Messrs. Lee q
Walker, of Philadelphia. Accompanying
II is full directions for the dance. The
sale has been quite large throughout the
country and La Paris promises to be as
popular "a the Lanciers ere long. Robelen
4 Bro have II for sale In Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

WHAT orr NsIauBoRs sAY.-The pros.
pect Of Wilmington, Dell, becoming a
great manufacturing city, seems very IA
vorable,to Judge from the annual report Of
It's Board OF Trade, which shows that IL is
doing a large business IN iron and leather
manufactures, as well rs In the making Of
cars and ship-buildlng. Media american.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

NKBRT0N-LAMBoRN. In this city, Mareh
lath BY Rev George W Folwell, william A.
piak rtnn. Of Delaware count, Pa, ar Sails
J Lambo'n, Of New Castle coauty, Delaware.
REYE-sCHULMEisTER. In Wilmington. on
March IS 1873, az the residence Of the brides
pareu s. Louls snd Frederick Sehulme ster By
Kew. Mr.. FunsohmitI. Mr.. EberhArd freys 10
Miss Analie schulme ster.
| On March 18th. BY II, D. Hill
| Esd. John b. Brent formerly 81 Boat0n, and
jams Hesly, Of Wilmington. Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

GRADUATES IN PHARMAcY.-The fifty-
second annual commencement Of the Phil
adelphia College Of Pharmacy came off
on Tuesday, In the Academy Of Music.
Among the niretY-four graduates were
three from this State, namely, Alanson B.
Bishop, Edward Jefferson and James j.
Wood.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

ACCIDENTALLY sHoT.-On Tuesday j..
Cooley, a CARPENTER employed by the
Delaware Railroad Company, was shot,
accidentally, by another carpenter named
Pyle, at Wyoming. Cooley was wounded
In the neck. not seriously, however, and
was sent TO Wilmington on the night train
yesterday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

DEAD INFANT FoUED.-The body of a
negro infant was found along the banks
Of the river at Greensborough, last week,
where IL is supposed TO have been for ave
or ak weeks. One leg.had been eaten oil
by dogs. The supposed mother Left for
pats unknown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-22

STUCK IN THE BRIDGE.-A schooner in
passing through the Market street bridge
on Thursday, was thrown around by the
tide on the buttments Of the bridge, and
the draw had to be kept open for some
time, causing some Inconvenience TO the
passengers from the Wilmington 81 West
ern Railroad