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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-01
FACE TuHFUTUaE.

To sit in idleness and brood over the
misfortunes of the past is both foolish
and unwise. The past is beyond recall.
AS well might you try to restore the
dried up mummy to life and beauty as
to live over the past, and correct the
mistakes committed. 1t is gone, buried
beyond resurrection, and is as worthless
as a dream, except as an example for the
present and future. To back into the flu
ture with your face towards the past, is
to stumble towards life, and repeat the
errors that experience should have taught
YOU to avoid. Let the past go, for to
waste time idly, wishing its return, is to
blind yourself to the realities of the pres
ent, and fits you for nothing but a help
less wanderer in the future Look
ahead If you have seen trouble, turn
your back upon it, aud press forward,
determined to deserve success. Some
people never recover from misfortune.
Once down they remain down for ever.
They make no effort to get up. They
prefer to keep down, and appear to en-
| Joy secret satisfaction in telling Others
what they have been, aud what they
might have been had good fortune con-
tinued to smile upon them. Others
shake off trouble as the duck would the
water. 1t IN axes no other impression on
them than to make them u triile wiser
You can't keep them down. Knock
them off their feet, and they are up in 8
twinkle, and go ahead as bravely as if no
thing had stopped them. All they ash
is health and strength. Their courag,
is equal to every emergency. Like the
blooded racer, though distanced at tn,
start, they never give up the race unit
the home stand is reached. In word
they do their best under all circumstan
ces, and in doing this, generally do wei
enough. 1t is bad enough for an ole
man, who has put forth his strength anC
failed,to become discouraged, and drift
into the rushing current of fate with N
effort to stem it, but for young man
or one in his prime, who has brain o
muscle in perfect order, to give up, an,
drift with tide that he could easil
overcome, il without the shadow of Al
excuse. What if you have lost none
or failed in business? ? Can these tritlin
troubles excuse idleness when extra eA
ertion is required? Yesterday has fe
from your reach; to-day is yours; to-mol
row may be full of sunshine to you
dalkened hopes. Let the past go; rea
II tombstone over it if you please, bu
cease to dwell over its grave. Th
world is before you; ripened fields AVA
your labor; you may retrieve all, an
win even more than you had. The littl
vexations of life are but the axe-strok,
that chip and deface the young oak, br
fail to retard its growth. Nature hea
the wound, and the young tree grow
TO its full proportion. SO with the Wit
element of mans life, if hope remain
uncrushed, will heal the wounds of II
past, and out OF the failure of yesterda
weave the glorious triumph Of to-day
tomorrow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-01
Splendid Country Residence
Tor1 9AI.M.

THE residence of the late Rev. JoHN
Il BAIs, situated In saybrook. on the North Ridge
road mile from the Depot OF the l., =. M. 3 X;
land.
The buildings are new and In complete repar-large
and elegantly finished use surrounded by beAntlml
ground pentiiuly supplied with ornamental tree. and
shrubbury hne barn with cellar stable yonng orcha ri
of three acres of choice ut This 10 very desirable
prOqerty and will be sold very low TO settle the estate
Enquire OF OMAR GILLETTE, at ID. w. Haskelfs Ashta-
bnA Ohin. l2lbu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-01
HffnchlllPllf.
NOTICE.
MARIA HICKOK and

MI AKlA hlChOh ana - lllckOk,
1Nl who reside In the State of Iowa. will take notice
till filed his petition, and on the 0t day OF sept io3
filed his amended petition IN the office of the clerk oi
the Court of Common Plcas, Of Ashabmla Co.. ONO,
Andrews w p. Huston. " p. White Chas. Hall lau-
ra Miller, Alvin Miller Charlotte Miller Orlando Mil
Ter. Celia SKIM Peter skim, her husband, Maria
rhe substance Of said petition Is that the defendant
Daniel s. Chapman on the 4th day of August, 1888
and delivered to the plaintiff his prouissory note
for the o Sl25 dLe year from date with inter
est at 10 per cent, payable annually.
That on the same day the said Dan. s. Chapman 70 &C.
said executed and delivered to said plantih
his mortgage deed the following described premises
tO.w: situated in the township or COnncaut IN inc
county of Asntabula and State OHIO, being part OF
Lot No. in Township No II In the LIST range Ui tuwn-
ships the Connecticut Western Reserve, anu uescflD
ed US iOuws All of subdivision Lots No. lO ana IL
IN original Lot No. s, and bounded as follows, bGgl-
ming at the :. L. OF the said Daniel ;. Chap
mans land in the Ridge Road. IL being at the , w.
corner ofOne of land owned by Lemuel Van Cor,
der, thence north along said Van GOrlers lana ana
along line Of Henry Keyes land about 80 rods
| TO stake; thence west along said kcyes lana aoou!
60 rods to h. Putney's land thence sOnth along said
Putney's land to the Ridge ROld thence along tht
said Ridge Road TO the place Of beginning. containing
ed Tor record August 23, %, ut clock p. NJ; that
SAID Chapman paid ON said note Dec 2Iih. 1851 *lU
sept l0th 1862, Slj, Aug lth. 1856 S12 90, Aug am
1865 interest up Aug lt 1858. That there Is dl'
thereon Aug 4tn 1874 $3,S IS. That defendants CLAIM
come interest In said premises that piainth = sal'
claim IL the first lien thereon. The prayer OF sai'
original aud amended petition is that the Iainllt
have Judgment against said Chapman for 1913 20, witt
Interest 10 per payable annually fUm Aug 4t
72 that said premises be ordered sold to pay tn
same.
Said petition will he for hearing at the term of sal
court beginning Nov "a, 1873. SAID delendants Mari
TickUk aud husband. required 10 answer sal
amended petition on or before ths I'm Hay OF nov
| 1873. SHERMAN ~ HALL,
Dated Sept. 3Oth "a. 6t3a Plf's. Aty-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-01
For SALEI

StEVEN Acres of Land, with good
buildings and choice fruit. Situated two miles Of
Ashtabula Village South Ridge This II very dcsr-
able property any seeking home near the town.
Price 81, 900. L. NJ CROSBY,
3lf II. G.. CROSBY.
ExpcutOrs % the Estate of Crosby.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-01

Su h as Eve rroughng. Roofing. Smoke Pip. ard Re
pairing of all kinds either at the shop, outside, in
mat tcrr Of Pumps. Pipes, &C.
Prompt attention to orters, with good work and as
favorable prices any in the trade share patron
age l. solicited. CROSBY & WETHERWA8.
Ashtabua, April, 1871. iii Opposite Fisk House.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

Conchas id. & $50.
Regalfa de conchas id. $3O
Conchitas i'll. $25.
Brevas id. q $40.
I'd. cilndradas superior id. & $40.
Londres id a$2
Regalia cilindradaa en- paquetes de 10 id Si90
Millar bueno id. id. 16 id. 4$l5.
Miilar id. 20 id & 10.
Id. redondo id. id. id, 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrillo no varfa Per
que el papel emplaado sea de hilo 6 de algodon.
En- este establecimiento hay constantementO
buen surtrdo dc papel de hilo de las mejores f.
bricas de Espana. 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

Jose Bar6Nuevitas Sres Vanova hemano
bara Sres Vaado Longoa compBaacoa Sres Pereda PUG
Sres Catasus compPuertoPata: Gnebra Her
ST. D. Tomas Tolosa-Aguad Sre Silva Fer
rer comp-Puerto- Boras Recommendations S
F. de Aaacoa con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
Innp. del "BOletin''
Y ALMACEN DE PAPEL.
Gale de S. Jose n6mero l l, esquina la Plaza
principal

En- esta imprenta Sc hacen toda clase de i'm
presiones para los cuerpos del Ejercitoy y mill
cias, los Ayuntamientos, las oticinas los par
ticulares, ofreciendo en- todos los trabajos que
sc encar9uen, prontitud esmero baratura.
Constantemente Sc encontrarAn Ell la misma
los siguientes impresos:
P6lizas de embarque para ell extranjero.1
Idem para cabotage.
Manitiestos de Aduanas.
Pol zas dc fletamentos
Conocimieutos de embarque de los vapores
correos de las Antlilas de ID. Ramon Herrera.
Idem dc los vapOres corTeos de A. Lopez
Comp
Credcncales de voluntarios.
Nomhramientoa de cabos y sargentos,
Lctras en- hlRnco.
Targetas dc vista de cartulina.
ldem de idem imitacion de marfil.
Idem dc idem naeaTadas de colores.
Idcm de luto.
Sc imprimen esqueIaa de convite. para en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

Cajetillas 'e2 20 cigar,llos papel orozur blanco,
Cajas por 81 +omando q "a cajas.
Id. de 25 id. id. i'd. 81 por ID. id. s5 a2S.
Id. de 80 id. id. I'd. q nor 81 Y id. id, &5 a23
ID. de 1s id. gruesos ID. E3 por 81 id id: %
Picadura prensada en- paquetes de fb q % cts.a
Id. en- paquetee sin prensar so cts.
Id. suelta del pats Is
TABACOS ELABORADOS.
lmperiales ell mil q e75
Regalias Britanicas id. $50.
Cafiones rayadOs id. & $50.
Re9alia Imperial id. $40.
Id. sobre-mesa i'd & $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
Prontitud.
San FRANCISCO NUM-. 81.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

entierro, se entregan la hora de habeIse er-
cargado
Igualmente se detallan los efectos sign ientes:
Plumas de Guillot de otros fabricants.
Pesitos para pesar oro cartas
Sobres 0randes para caTtas otici0s.
Papel para cartas, grande, peGueho v dc car"
To dorado.
Idem idem idem de luto.
Sobres grandes de luto.
Idem de targetas.
Lapices Faver y otIos fabricantes.
Porta-plumas.
Tinteros dc varias classes.
Cuchillos de coTtar papel.
Reglas cuadradillos de varios clases.
Cajitas para sellos de correo.
Limpia- -plumas dc porcelana.
Salynderas dc diferentes claacs.
Papel espanol de Il, "a. 3. 4.
Idem rayado de L. y3.
potea de- tinta carmln.
I.acres de varfas classes.
IApicss para dibuio 81. g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
Elegancia, Prontitud Y Economic
NUEVA SASTRERIA. A.-FORTALEZA 4s.

suSEss asa snss J. s.s. 60.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
NueVa Inca ole Vapores Espanoles
ENTRE LIVERPOOL y .PUERTo.Ruco.
WAGES PERTODIC0S.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

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MseaAaa essAs aaasssmess azs -.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

PAios snegua-Idsm nnnl,-Idem gFAnA.-Iae@
iUide.-~Sn1enea grAneaS-tdsm negfA sEsAsfAsfse4
t.ara iuG-ldem idema pmnaalnnnN -Mnmh hsasNa
gal .Ics,-Dnles nuperioraa- -hotnnen sNSxsllae nas
~ s.sdcradea 2fnann~-Ccsnetns ansnaAa f@sa
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
4 CARD.

Il ~
Since the introduction OF great variety OF mate
rals OF every grade in quality in the mechanical
department OF dentistry, It " Iud seem necesa3ry
that sone scale OF prices be determined upon, In
order that those requiring the services Of dentist
may escape imposition That there is no uniformity
OF prices in this drpa' tment is evident to every one
-and constantly hear complaints from those who
have paid high prices for work gotten up with cheap
and nferi II materials, and which have given them
but little service.
mingtOn .or the practice OF his profession has de-
eimned to systenatize this branch and will regu-
at his prices In exact accordance TO the value OF
materials used and the quality and finish OF the
work. That this is the proper TO pursue aud
that IL is appreciated by the public is evident from
tended rim since his location here Specimens OF
work will be kept constantly In the ONCE from which
patrons will select, with reference both 10 price
and quality. These prices range from $40 to $6 for
partia sets tns charges will be regulated in exact
accordance with these prices. Much attention is
given 10 repairing and those having artificial teet
That not satisfactory, or are uncOm orta0e In
the mouth, may have them remodeled at q trlnine
cost
The treatment and preservation Of the natural
teeth receives special attention. aud is pIactced Oh
the most scientific principles. And, while no dem
| ite rates can be established in department pre-
| sentirg such an Unlimited. variety OF cases. the
CHARGES will be based as Tar as possible upon the
intrinsic value at The services rendered.
Ir. Chalfants adva tRRes in his profession hav'
been Of such character that he does not hesi ate
guarantee action TO his patrons Besides quad
uatIng at one Il the hrst dental Colleges In TIT
country he has spent several years in The ofces
laboratories Of leading dentists for the purpose
psrfeeting himself In every department.
| once NO 80 West Fourth Street.
| P,6,-NitrOua Oxide administered by the heH
] and latest improved apparatus now In use.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

FRDAx, May so.
The Courts were Opsssa. shis zaorning, at the
si. Mr. Bsysra concluded his argument in the case
Of Given v, Dillon. hnishing Z about III when
ths 0eart charged the isrs, the Chief Justice
delivering the charge. A summary OF this very
interesting charge We give undsr snothef head
ingl
about ~ with verdict for s6S6.bo. for the
Ia the case of silaa 8. Johpson o. the Green
Branch Ditch o.. in which An.interiocutofy Judg-
ment was obtained at last term, an inquisition at
Bar was held to ascertain amount OF damages,
the Jury rendered verdict for Plff. for sIl7.-
05. Walter Cummings, Esq. for PITT.
Similar action was aiso had in the case of A. 8.
Wooley. us John A. Mitchell, resulting In vsF-
dict for plaintiff for sl0e. ". B. Hodsson, Esq,
Owing 10 the time consumed By the trials had
at this term, there were no less than 26 cases
continued to the next, which had been marked
on the list for trial.
In No 156, judgment for plaintiff for 81, $685.
46; No. 1888, Judgment for plaintiff, amount 20 be
ascertained BY counsel No. 81, Judgment for
plaintiff for $15 Nos ~, l19, referred; Nos.
IS, ia, l21, Discontinued No. l76, Judgment to
Taylor for costs.
The jury was discharged from further attend
The remainder Of the afternoon was taken up
| in law argument In the case of James France
Us A. r. Woolston, on the construction Of the
/ Mechanics Lien Law, and asking the Court 70
strike of the plaintiff lien, on the ground Of his
being a contractor and having filed his claim
within the 60 instead of the 30 days, As by the
law, provided for contractors-Messrs. Patter-
son and Nields against the lien, and W. r. Hodg
son, Esq, in favor of it. and denying the main
/ fact in point Of law that France was contractor
| and for its maintenance of the lien.
| This is an interesting question to the members
of the Bar, as to what the Law really Is. 1t was
not decided ct the hour Of adjournment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
Delaware state Normal University.


THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, YEsTERDAY-THE
GRADUATEs-sUooEss OF THE SCHOOL.
The Fifth Annual Commencement OF the Del
aware State Normal University was held, yester-
day afternoon, the following being the order of
exercises:
Chorus -"Columbia the Land of the Brave -
Essay-Reading Faces, (original,) Lizzie
Keens.
Chorus-By Little Class.
Dialogue-"Teacher wanted"
Essay-Murmuring of Sea Shell, Original }
Fannie Cowperthwait.
Duett and Chorus--"The Gypsey Countess" "
Dialogue-"The Man and the Money"
Instrumental Duett--Piano and Violin.
ORIGINAL EXERCISES OF THE GRADUATING CLASS,
Art and Literature contrasted with Science,
Agnes Evene 0gle.
instrumental Duett-P Piano Ventre Terre'
by Fannie and Caddle Cowperthwalte
Trumphs Of Modern Engineering, Nathaniel
Radclih Benson. Jr.
Chorus-"My Early Fireside."
Comforting OF Degree-Address.
Chorus-"WoudlandY Vale"
| Chorus-"Hollday Song"
Notwithstanding the fact that the various partl
were exceedingly wellrenderedit is but right ant
| proper that especial mention should be made oi
/ the original essay entitled - Art and Literature
| ContrastGd with Science" by Agnes L. Ogle
/ and the original Oration entitled, " Iriumphs o.
Modern Engineering" by Nathaniel r. Benson
| Jr.
The course of instruction is 30 thorough anC
complete in this Institution that out OF 200 pu
| pills entered, the two above named were the onl,
/ successful graduates
| An interesting address was made by Prof
HarknesH while comforting the degrees upon th'
successful graduates.
It is gratifying to note that although the In
stitution fell under the dispeasure of the politi
cal bigotry of the party dominant in the State
and by which its charter was repealed it wa
never in more prosperous and healthy condi
ton than it is at the present time, under tn
efficient management Of Prof. Hardness ant
| Miss Laura A. osgood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

NoTICE-At meeting Of the Board Of Direo-
IN tors OF the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized 10 Settle the accounts OF that Associa-
ton and all those indebted to said Association
hereby tned to call at the corner OF Fourth and
spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
save cost. BY order OF the Board of uirectors.
apT17-u ] BARE.LEi, Bec'y.
n n NIsSOLUTION OF PARTNRRSHIP-The Co.
partnership heretofore existing between SAM
uel Murphey and Joseph 4. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture Dealers, 10 this day dtBsoved by mu-
tua consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by Joseph K. Booth who will still continue
the business at the old stand BO9 SHIPLEY Street,
wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURfHEY,
JOS. T. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April 16. aprl7-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

SEVERE POLICE TREATMENT Egan, q
workman at the P. W. d b. depot, whose name
appeared in the Police Report on May 22nd,
makes some statements to us, which il accurate,
go to show rather severe and unjust police ad-
ministration. He WAS confined in the cells all
night, on the 21st, and fined 80. costs, and Sc.
(this for injury to a policemans uniform, when
as he declares he is able to prove by number
of citizens he was not intoxicated not disorder
ly, did not resist the officer did not tear his uni
form, and was in no way connected with the two
men whose conduct caused the arrest, except
that he was getting them home. He went VI
to the Hall, he says, to go their bail, and wal
then put into the cells--where no human being
ought to be confined, at all-and in the morn.
ing, fined as stated "for being with the party.
He thinks this very unjust, and from his state
ments, it looks as though it was.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
DROPOsALs

DROPOSALs
furnishing RatiOns and Fuel for Iight-Vessels
Rock Light Stations and Tenders In the Fourth
Lighthouse District.
LIGHT doesE IEsPEcToRs OFFICE 4TH DIsTRICrl
200 south Sixt Street.
PHiLADt LPHIA, May 18th 1913
Sealed Proposals will received at this office un
III " o'co N on Friday the 21th day OF June.
1913 Tor furnishing and delivering RatiOns and puei
Tor lhe tenders rock light stations aud fight
10 me ourlh Light House District, for one wear,
from the s day OF July, 1873 to the Both JunelsIa
inclusive The ratt0ns to be of good and approved
quality TO be delivered alongside OF the igt-house
Lender or other vessel provided for the purpose al
Chtletana d Dtpptenttance to Christiana Greek eli
lh goud and sdrici Mt Packages ma rels, boxes and
Cases ana In good Order for the number of persona
which VIII be specified by the Inspector for eAch
HeA.el, once quart free Of alt expense to the
United states agreeably to specifications and tables
lnArKed and b, attached tn reto, which will form
palt OF tne contract copies of which may be had
by ADpylng at this UfflGe - w
AN blds must be seated and endorsed Pronosal, ,
M inr haIlOhs and Fuei 1or Light vessels, &c,h and
Len pa ea IN another envelope, ana lett at or d i
feStd TO THIS office, prepaid, ii sent by mall By
ofuer OF lhe Lignt-House Board:
X. b. YOUNG,
my2l'2S.2T-t9 81 Je2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
LEaAL MEAsuREs IN FLoRrpA-The jackson

LEGAL MEASURES IN FLoRIDA.-Tbe Jackson
vile Republican, OF May 9Th, says " On the
24th, inst, upon application OF Hon. j. @. Gree
ley, Agent for the Jackson u Sharpe Company,
of Wilmington, Del, an injunction was granted
by Judge Il b. Archibald, Oi the Circuit Court.
restraining the j, 2. Il NJ Il. Il. Co, from using
four passenger coaches, delivered by that Com
pany to Messrs. kiagg y Chase, rs Trustees to
be transferred to the Railroad when paid for
The injunction also forbids Col. ID. P. Holland
who recently purchased two Of these cars at U
$. Marrhal's sale. from disposing OF them. The
Railroad Company can hardly afford at the pres
ent time, to lose four of its best coaches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
Societies
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No, 4, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. R. NJ, ct Red Mems
Hall, Ais Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, x. of P, ct Knights
Of Pythias Hall, al Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. of G. T., at 9th and Market
Streets
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, At Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 1s, l. o. o. f., ct Odd
FelloWs' Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

SABBATH soHooI. OVER ELEVENTH STREET
BRIDoE.-A committee appointed by the Teach
els Association OF St. Paul's M E Church pur-
chased yesterday, Of Eli Mendinhall lot 40 by
81 feet, at the corner OF Claymont aud Thir-
teenth street, over Eleventh street bridge, upon
which it is proposed to erect chapel for a mis-
sion school which has lately boen started there.
The building of the Chapel will begin at once.
The Sabbath School was organized several
months ago, and has since been held in a small
room which is wholly inadequate for the pur-
pose The school is now an interesting one, and
promises to become very fourishing one when
the new Csapel shall have been completed and
opened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY. - Tomorrow
afternoon, the Sabbath School of st. Johns P
E. Church celebrates its anniversary at o'clock.
These anniversary services are always pleasant.
The classes will march from the chapel into tue
church, where each will make its floral offering,
beautifully and artisticaly arranged, and emble-
matte Of pure, noble and lofty sentiments. Other
exercises will also take place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

IMP. o. R. M, AT GRUBB's CoRNER.-A tribe
of Imp, o. H. NJ, called Chickohockie, No. IA
was installed at Grubb's Corner, in Brandywine
Hundred, last night by Great Sschem Fred NAL
tritz. and the Great Chiefs of tho Great Council
Of Delaware. The party which went from Will
mington numbered seventeen. After the install
atiOn of the officers, the guests were invited "a
a spread Of cake and ice cream.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31
THoEAs II. TAsKER, JR. STEPHEN P. M. TAsKrR
M 0RRIS, TASKER g. CO.

PAsnAL IRON WORKS, Philadelphia.
ONCE, FIFTH AND TA>KER Sr. Phlladelnhin.
ONCE and areheuse, 10 Gold street. New YORK
Manufacturers of
WROUGHT IRON W LUEn TUBES nlain and
galvanized, for 0as, Steam and Water
LAP-WkLDED CHARCOAL IRuN BOILER
TUBES
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS,
BRASS VALVES AND COUKS
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS, TOOLS
CAST IRON Gas AND WATER PIPE
STREEh LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNs.
IMPROVED OoAL-GAS APPARATUS, ete
nar90-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

s. S. FAIR AND FEsTTvAL.-The leading fair
and festival of the season will commence at the
City Hall, on Monday evening. II will be held
under the auspices Of the Union M. E. Sunday
School, and promises to be one Of the most at
tractive affairs OF the kind of the season. Let
all who would aid the Sunday School work and at
the same time spend pleasant evening attend
khis fair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-31

SHIPMENT OF WAaoNs.-Since March list. 1878,
there have been 2lO carriages shipped over the
W. q R R., from Wilmington to points West
and South, many Of them going as far West az
San Francisco, CAL, and South to Memphis.
Tenn. These carriages are all made in Whining
ton, and are of exceedingly fine workmanship.