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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
.cMEANs GOLD AND SILVER

~ SfsfN, $50 ~
BOA Montgomery street, San Francisco, caliior.
mia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday the ash day of
January. 1914, will be delinquent, and adyertis.
ed for sale At public auction. and unle,s pay.
mcnt 10 made before, will be sold on Monday
the 18th day Of February. 1874, to pay the delin.
Quent assessment, together with cortr OF adver-
tlsing and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
WIN. II. WATSON, SECRETARY.
0fncs, Rooms No. 8 and Q. No 300 Mon com
cry street. San francisco, California. de2t I'd
IpUCKEYE GOLD AND SILvER
Mining Company.-Locatior OF principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Devil's Gate Mining Dis
trlct. Lyon ounty, State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At O meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18Th day Of
December. 1878, an assessment no. o. OF One
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock ofthe~ corporation. payable Immediately. In
United states gold and silver coin, to the Score
tary. at the ofice OF tho Company, Room 10 No.
slo California street, Fan francisco. California;
remain unpaid on the 10th day OF January.
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold on the Tth day Of February.
1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
With costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
10y UIuEI " " "
JOSEPH MAGuIRE. Secretary.
Ohice-Roon 10, No. iiy California street,
San francisco. California. de2J I'd
JUSTICE MINING COMPANY
d Location Of principal place OF business, San
francisco. California.
Location OF works, Storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Board of Directors, held on the i1th day OF De.
cember, 1873, an assessment mo. ~ Of Two
Dollars and flty Centa go c0j per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. at tho once OF the Company,
No, 4it California street, Ban Franeisco, Call.
fornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lpth day OF January, 1874.
will DO delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on the 9th day OF February.
with costs Of advertising and .Ipenses OF sale.
II. wEGBNER, Secretary.
California. drlo I'd
KEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company .-Location OF principal
place OF business. ban Francisco. California,
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining District.
NotIes IL hersby given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors. held on the 18Th day OF De.
1874, an Assessment lSo. y OF flny
Cents per share was levied upon the apitai rtock
NJ the corporation, payable Immediately. IN
oucs on tho Company. Room No. Il Hayward's
Building. 4ls California street, Ban Francisco.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
unpaid on the 18th day Of January. 1874.
,ubllc auction. and unless payment 10 made be
,nrs viu Ia soid on the III dayof February, 1874, |
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San Francisco, January ), 1874. jas I'd
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
,yApPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the efects OF Errors and Abuses In early
ifs. Manhood restored. Inpedimenis 10 Mar.
riage removed. New method OF treatment:
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, 10 sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, PAN Institution
having Q high reputation tor honorable conduct
and professional skill nol On
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
DELcuEI MINING COMPANY. = THR
ID Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Belchsr Mining Company will be held at their
once. Room ~ IIsyward's Building. San Fran.
ei,co. California. on TUESDAY. the 21th day OF
January, 1874, az the hour OF . o'clock r. y.
II. G. KI8BE, Secrstary.
BAN Francisco. January Is. 1874. jsis ID
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARThER.
SHIP.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS
w day dissolved copartnerrhip. II, Mercer
assumes oil the debts OF the arm OF Mercer q
MeCleliand, and pays al Indebtedness Of said
RICHARD MERCER,
Gold Hill. January o, 1874. Ja7H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
CAUTION

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
u stock cold to pay amount due on Assess.
, 1874-08-13

MY DEAnLY.UELovEDi My hoart Ii alloi with
gladneas TINT your Tourney is almost dono,'
aud plall soon have you to aootlio comfort, md
ol,oor. II thoro DO my power iii 1ovo to DO this,
bo aHaurod shhll teat it.
Youn Own DEAR WEE.
BORROWING ovEn iifa AnsERcE.
/ IAN. 1, 1aG9.
hIY TnEo1ous HUSBAND, foclI liave
worry much to mako mo happy yos nm witfully
unhappy with my beloved full of 1abora md fur
away. Tho weathor is fonrfully stormy,
bail, rain, and all ut onco. There will bo fov
calls mado think. Our honso loohs beautifully.
The tablo ia furnished With cold turkey, cold
hmm, tongue plc1tlod oysters, Jolly, mottoos for
tho children, cake, lemonade, mud coffee. Obi
wiah you were here. sinoo made you once
happy In rocoiviug your friends, fool oncour-
! aged to think I may always Adou,
Yours uttorly, Er1zlnrTH, WIFE.
HEh uusuANp's SATISFACTION WITH HER LETTERS.
| Fn1pAr MORNING, Jan. "a, 1900.
| alY DEARLY beloved: II my poor,
dull, hehvy "lottors do you good az q modl-
cino" havo canso for gratitude, I'm aurc.
Forgvo mo that want 30 much love.
Yes, my soul cries Give, give. bo1ievo nm
big enough to supply oven your big lloart with
love IT you'll only lot me. Farowoil,
W1rE, BELOVED.
| nuE WRITES TO n11I WITH DELIGHT.
TUESDAY NOON, Jan. 90, 1869,
DEARLY BELOVED: It Is with delight and for
rofrcshn,ont TINT Aasten, as opportunity ofrors.
| to sit down without Interruption to writo and
think OF you. Is 1t not trno that writo Of You
Is woll as to you7' Oh! mv own doar husband,
could but enjoy your oompantonship now IT.
| Ito wlle-1 cannot understand why tho demouB
wearinoss, fau1t-findlng, ungonorous so1flbhncHB,
and mnnv hAtefu1 ftfta pnritaa rorpof a lis l,n%v
, 1874-08-13

hossoss always roads tho Independent aud w1al'oH
more to 500 ita odltor tl,an anv othor living man.
such sentiment from t]la atmplo-hcartea
woman MAS llko wine to my tlrod body aud
soul.
[Addittonat lettera, following theHo, wore tolc-
graphoa to TlrE TRIBUNE from Now York last
Monday up 10 Fob. 3, 1870, throo months boforo
Mrs. Tilton'a eoufesBion.1
, 1874-08-13

lloAR fAl!oN, March TO- lGf8,
Mr. DEAnLy- y-DELoyEp: This day hare 1lepart
cd widely from tho usual routiue. by attending
tho wedding of Mary W and Charboy D.,
I wont to crafty moshor and Mrs. w., who woro
very urgent. Mr. neecllor married. them bcauti
1ully, YET uoE etlual 10 our cefDnoNy.
Good night, ELl0.nET1s, WIFE.
LOVES PERFECT rRr.lr.
WEDNESDAY, ArTE1Noa,I, March II, l8o8
Mr. BELOVED. HUSBAND: Wo have
learned of love aa few have been pa1mittod, mud
I bIeas God for avery panE and tear It cost, If
only the perfect fruit appear At laAt.
Farowoll YouR Own EL,xApErn.
1SEIDEL1rY.
You" DEss. FRIDAY y. 1n.t March 10. 1868.
Mf Dealt HUSBAND: . 1ntinsEti0nH Of
tho Chot-JuBtlce'B infldo1ty make mo focl That,
20" alone Of all nlBn cau stand! Wall, beloved,
30 long Oh live, wo viii stand together Tor all
truth aud purity Of an.ian. 8ay you not amen
to ihisf know Ut no Joy oqual 10 your
homecoming. A1iou. Youn DEAR WtrE.
WAToA1No TAK AIa1ANAO Fog TAK LYoruREu's
RETURN.
SUNDAY EvEE1No, Atarch 10. lBg8
My DEARLY BELOVED: !lnsl mygo1f running
to tho Calendar aa often to discover tho tlay OF
your return, as before MY babos nro born watol,
tha d"to OF thelr birth. l hayo Bettled nv mind
to rocoiYe you two woel;s from to-tlay. DO not
llsappolnt me. But aMll lavo nothing to s.y
to you aave loyo, for hayo not faithfully told
you oaeh DAYS. eYonlH aud oxpnrionres2
II tlte thought Of Bpe!ng you IL 30 delicious, what
will DO tlo roniity?
Youn Own 1sL1zAnRru.
sHE WANTS HER HUSBAND ALL TO IGE.Hrtp
lioAE rAALou, hlarsl II, tB0a,
MY DEARLY BELOVED; s.. Hut | nBf8t
that whom you return you shall bo prevented
from soolng visitors, and for a ltlo while rost
with mo. shall bo tho urltllu, ]iko CTR friond
Mrs. D., to irIghteu Away intruders. . =.
roUR QwN,
, 1874-08-13

togot her,
1T woulu rather have my vito and childrou
| at th1a moulaut than al1 the lonora under the
sun."
"Evo.Y day Of my 1lte 1ovo you moro and
moro an,1 shall Unto tic onl."
"With MY whole aoul urn yours fatthfulty,"
"If now,I had q little personal comforting and
pottlng fro'n. tho little laay at No. 1876, would
DO perfectly aatishcd."
"Dut Paul mud Aoop our companloushlp. 10
you, l,is 1aotirr, bo Gods PENCE"
III lovo you feryontly and ontIrely.'
"D!osssrgs Oh you always."
Then, fpaying thAt tl.cHo extreme delights
"mould mako woman mad outlight" you havo
six oplstcs ending:
"Youra' h, dust and ashos."
"Yours :poygedly"
"dod lelp your aorrowful and grooming 1lua-
band!"
"YourH ac1,ingly," etc.
How like you tho rocoiying lottor from your
self?
I koop lIst Of these delicious t!t-bits most
rendorly, belioye u. Thou knowess loyo thoo.
Goodnight. WIrE Et42ApEnl1.
TIE aAME OLD STORY,
TntpAr NIaIr, Afarcll d, 1860.
1IY Own DEAR HUSBAND; Tho nl,cet OIL whic!,
I write il 'buo Ut box Of papotand onvulopcH
= prosecuted 1,y QUO Of my tnotherH" who callotl
to tako mo to ohur"A tonight, aud toyiycd mo to
1lso 1t In writing you. am a!lro + nced
you very muoh. Aly prayer is night anil day
that may not harm your free spirit nor r'o SOL
fish In loving you any n'oro.
/ am very tired, awoot; too tlrod to wrlso, hut
not to loyo. Loyo novor ax1allats. Good
night. Your avn forever, ELlzGB,l:rlr.
BuA sYNpATulzEA WITH HEn HuBnANu3H TOLL
AND TRAVEL.
BATuRpAy AtoRH1Na, Ilaroll &, 1869.
Mx DAZZLING, ! lRyo looked with ggpkt an-
, 1874-08-13

THE COUNTRY.
MosrloELIo, Aug. 81, 1869.
MY OWN DEAR HusDAND: Thanks for your
uroa,nt Iett,.r. do intocd fool lonely without
YOU, hut try'to ho bravo. Your most
beautiful visit IL Il conRtnnt delight to think
upon. I am 'ro,y grateful for it. 1!ong
for YOU tlqse. moonlight nights. You
u,ae many fri buds hero. We aTo rich In this re-
gard, eyer to fb,d frionds. Love to all my loved
oneH. aud my ,cart's pureat For youraolf.
SUNDAY NOT SUNDAY WITHOUT l1gn HUSBAND
Moaa tcHLLo4 MONDAY EvEs1Na, sspt.4.
bfy DEAN Ill tsnANp: =. . You speak Of
coming up uox.a Sunday. II 30, do prepare to
apouJ tho ronlai sing two wooka with INC, that wa
u,ay return to, yetler. You can writo your
o1toria'p horo, I'd The rest you mood aftor tAls
last woos'a oxcilc mont. We had ride
t,H attor,.oon, an Il yesterday we sroltod in tue
fields. but could .no; aay aa tho Sabbath before
| did, WIZ perfectly happy, or Ill happy as any
ono could bo In thia 'world, for you woro ab-
sout. YouHs ALWAYS.
uEu PRIDE IN HER sTusnaSh'H FAME,
GAc,s19oaR, WEsr po1Nr}
Monday Might, Jan. j, 1870
My DEAR HrsuANp: Dafore you lad fairly
aeatol yourself In 1ho cars. lcarnod from tho
conversation Ut q gentleman III tho depot thai
tho 10:45 expraas swaa then ready aud that an
oirort would 10 mldo to roach Now York hoforo
night. / thoroIhres dotos,nined to saro my for
tunes with my fol5ow-travolora and spond tho
day iu tic cars 1hther than 10 Albany. We
reached puughkoorste pRst 3, md hcro-WoHt
Point -hnlf-past @. 7 inteuaed to push on homo,
but uoud hardly 0npoot to do 10 before mid
night, md Hi Alice desired a change. ylolol.
/ and I'm In neut l4tln hotel vt tho head Of the
| torrY-lopae hero. yerY,oomfo1table, whaso tho
, 1874-08-13

NEAEr-sICK.
THURSDAY EvxA1Hd, Fob. 20, 1868,
a1Y BELoyED; I am 30 Lonesome and heart
sick for your companionship tonight that leHi-
tatc to w1ito lest my mood may doprcaa you
Goodnight. Good angels guard thy sleep.
tMEA HusnASD--nE rnA,sETn HER."
fH'nA1 AFTERNOON, Feb. 81, 1853.
hlY CHOSEN OF MEN: OH NY Bsyeat
you greatly uycr!ato my attninnlonts to your
frondA, nnd croato in their minds an Ideal which
you know BY saa experience can ncyor bo roal-
izcd. . Think Of me tenAo1ly, but toll
not of oxco)tencics which hayo only begun To
exist, for do hincero1y feol that never knew
you, and Gel talnly not myself, aH tho lust year
has royoalea. Farewell.
Youn Dean WIFE.
nENED1c11oN.
Ho4E, HITTlaa-1tooM. FoE, 92, l8Ga.
MY BELOVED: -. Nothing moro to-
night. save NY abiding and growing lore with 4
true wlfo'A bonodiction. E1IzAukYu.
MN HEEcnEM'e 'pREAMEN.' II
TUESDAY SIditT. Feb. a3 {prubAbly 1861.
Ny DAELs*a llusnAsD: am. III
usual, full Of thoughts aH to how 1t will DO when
again wo aye ss,l:od. Mr., Il. calls mo dreamer.
hopo thoy mny prove roalito9. Qood-
night. YouR DARLING.
HER uusuAsD Az 4 FRIEND AND 1SspInEn.
MoN3AY MoaHINd, Feb. 81, 1853,
My DAZZLING " DAn1ISd5: OA my
to}oyet. feo! unut.erab!o loyo md ayrnpathy
for you IN your anguish and "loart-broak," "--aa
you Hay. II il tho true you l!avo glyon largely,
erandly, and benuliul]y Of your host love to
frionds,-ayo, even toyour wlfo,-wllllol In roturn
you have received most often indifference, aud,
pt host, lovo not deserving tho name, In ooua-
pariaon with thino own.
Do you wonder TINT couple your love, your
prouenec, and relation to mo, with tho Bayjor's 7
lift you IN sacrodly AMI keep you III TINT or
pited nnl holy place, whore reverence, roHpoos,
and loyo with tho forvoncy Of my whole being,
Whatever oaracity hayo. otrer It you. Tho
tlosing lnes Ut your letter arc those words, II
ahall hardly yensure again upou great trloud-
, 1874-08-13

70 Mrs. Theodore 4f1to", 4s L'upsto" street Brook
Iyn:
Happy Now Year from tho banks Of tho a1s.i,sipp,
THEODORE TlLroN.
But was told by tho operators that it could not
bo put through on that day. was going to sed
aimilar one to Mr. poeohor 1t seemed to mo,
on TINT day, as II I were halfway round tho
world, ~ Was at such diBtanco from your dear,
aweot SELF
You mention thatyon do not roootyo my lettors
daily. ] writo ono each tay, but sometimes tloy
arc mailed Oh tho railroad, and sometimes Ia a
hotel, Inoyor can tell when my lettor will star4
aftor havo mailed it. This accounts for tho
lrTogularity. =,
Your account Of your holiday presents to the
children. noar and far Of klu, has suddenly
awakened In my mind tho suspicion TINT never
before fully appreciated yonr snterost md
anxiety in thls matter. ana glad you did as
your heart promptoi. 1 AIN sorry that horoto-
fore havo not batter understood tho full extent
Of your wishes aa to makiug GiltR. think you
noyor before took pait,s to mako mo 50 full 4
statement Of your Inward prompttnga on this
subioot. Birthdays and holidays have not boon.
80 n,upll to mo oil to you. will think moro OF
tlom hereafter for your sake.
will Ho1,tl no noaaagos to tho children this
time for mean to write item special lotsor
aftor have finished tllis II got time. III case
1 ret no timo here sond klsscR for all threo,
aud you nl,al! ba tho express to dolivor tho bur-
don. Bweet little ohookat l Wish could kiaa
them mysolt At tlla worry mo1nont. .
l find myself no broadanoa In mind by travel.
and particularly by TINT part Of trayol which
conaiBts n making new friendships, that shall
hereafter iuBat on y0Nr going With me, for tho
Hako OF auilar nGYantageH to yourself, aa vol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17
West Wilmington sabbaths.

LITTLE ECcENTR1cITIEs IN THE OBSERVANCE OF
THE DAY-A HoUsE-BUILDING CITIZEN. AND A
PLEASANT FAMILY MAN.
West Wilmington frequently presents some
new way of spending Sunday. An enterprising
son of Erin has finished the erection of frame
house, the labor of which was performed by
himself on Sunday almost exclusively. While
the people were following the old-fashioned GUS
tom of going to church, this enterprising Milesan
broke the stiffness of the Sabbath by the busi-
ness-like music of the saw and hatchet.
We have other instances, however, of eccen-
tric Sabbatarians. Last evening, after family
had eaten their supper the head of the house
saved his better half the trouble of washing the
dishes, by throwing them upon the floor, and
unnaturally turning the table upside down. Nor
yet content, he sent the cupboard and the re-
mainder of the dishes 10 keep company with the
table and the dishes already upon the floor.
Having every thing in harmony with his ideas ol
order, he danced FISHERS hoTnppe" over the
PROSTATE cupboard and table, and then went tC
spend the evening with a neighbor. He return
ed about 10 o'clock and finished the remainder
of Sunday by pulling his wife around the room
by the hair OF her head, after which weary ma
ture gave way to sleep, and silence once NOR
reigned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17
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Local kzreyItIes.

Sunset at G54.
Gallaghers soda water sparkes and is delightful
Buxbsum had fair clothing trade on Sa urday
last.
Great reduction In prices of dress goods at Llch-
tenstein's
Study economy by using Singles Sons partagas.
at 900 Market Street.
Now is the time to have your feather beds reno
waited at Adar's. Fourth and King.
so cents will 90 far towards satisfying man who
hungers at Fullmers, SOC Market Street.
Grover Bakers Sewing Machine Depot Is at tU1
King Street. Mr.. Speakman is In charge.
The Ent rprise Co., have some very fine valiant
furniture of their own make in large variety
You can buy hat very cheap now, at Dubell's
Having decided to buy furniture next decide TO
buy at homei then see the fine stock OF j. A j. N.
Harman
Family coal suitable for winter use IN good order
and good quality at File Murphey's Min Ii Wa'd
Coal Yard.
our new system OF selling polsons is OF the great
est security to the customer-it makes II almost i'm
possible TO sell poison by mistake.
All the people-the wel-dressed people-'ntend,
this fall TO get their overcoats made at Baynes fash
ionable tailoring house, in Wilmington.
Charley Morgan intends to drive business the com
ing Fall with his accustomed energy lie Will Keen
as usual an excellent stock of gents goods
Do not neglect to order coal in this month and di.
rect orders where good article is guaranteed-at
Craven Armstrong;, foot OF West Street.
| We print tags, all sizes shipping cards m nfests
show cards, programmes, posters order books. h0te
registers, professional cards, pamphlets, monthly
stat ements, bheads, letter and note headings, let
ter and note circulars labels, drafts and notes. law
| blanks and paper books cheques certificates oi
stock. bills Of fac blank books, an anything IL
| the printing line. We 10 the FINEST wOrk OF any
ofiice in the city, and as cheap as anybody else cai
| do II and live.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17

LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THEIR NEW CHURCH
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND INTERESTING oERE-
MONIES.
Up to the present time, the German Catholics
of this city have had no special place of wor-
ship, but during the.past year it was determined
to erect new Catholic church, at 10th and
Madison SITS, and last week the foundation of the
buildi1g was completed. At o'clock yesterday,
about four thousand persons had assembled
to witness the ceremonies OF laying the corner
stone of the new edihce, and Notwithstanding
the scorching sun, the crowd waited patiently
for the coming of the Bishop and the expected
delegates from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Chester. At half past four, the procession,
headed by the Philadelphia delegation, marched
upon the grounds in full regalia. The process
sion consisted of the visiting societies and all
the Catholic organizations of this city, in all
numbering about fifteen hundred.
The space occupied by the foundation of the
church had been set apart for the societies, and
was over filled by them. Facing this area
temporary stand handsomely decorated with
flowers eyergreens and pictures, had been erect
ed, and upon it attended by six acolytes, were
seated Bishop Becker, Revs. p Reilly, j. Sor-
ventine, f. Fallon, j. Dollard, of Elkton, j. A.
Lyons, and Prof. Hophkapele, of Berlin. The
Bishop having descended and blessed the stone,
addressed the congregation first in German, fol-
lowed by sermon in English, in his usual for
cibe manner.
The ceremonies of laying the stone were then
accomplished and the benedcton pronounced
by the Bishop.
The church is dedicated to the Sacred Heart
Jesus, and will be one of the finest edifices in
the city. When completed the cost will be about
S125,000. The building will be sixty-fye feet
front, on Madison street, and extend l4O feet
back along 10th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TODAY.
Reported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers
Brokers. 9Th and Market Sts.l
New Advertisements, To-dsy.

Trot at Schuetzen Park
Soda water-E McInall, Jr, Breylty
Summer clothing-N Bayne. Brevliy
Clam soup-,J Fullmer, Brevity
Linen suits-M Lichtenstein, Brevlty
Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine, Breylty
Fine fCHtture-J N Hartman, Brevity
Maryl0 4arden Farms-H z Chambers
Educ att -nal-Newt1n Collegiate Institute
Wanted-s 900 on first mortgage
Vocal and instrumental muslc--Miss NJ + 0rInont
Notice-Minqua Tribe, Imp o otKM
House for sale-S W McCaulley
Partagas--Snges Il Son, Brevity
Hardware-Truman n Shaw
Boys garments-BuXbaum. Breyity
Wood and coal, Craven Il Armstrong, Drevity
Camp-stools at Enterprise Co., Brevity
Furniture repaired-L f Adair, Brevity
Teas and coffees-Houston & Prizer, Breyity
Collars and cnffs-C Morgan, Breyity
Pitner's cattle powders-Galagher. Breylty
Cheap hats-Dubell, Breyity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17
Local Politics.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF BRANDY
WINE HUNDRED.
The Democratic Club of Brandywine Hundred
held meeting in sharpley's school house, on
Saturday evening, President John O'Byrne in the
chair. b. F. Fraim was elected Secretary.
A committee, consisting of five from each
school district, was appointed as an Executive
Committee and the following reso lutions were
adopted
Resolved THAT the success of the Democratic
Party of Brandywne Hundred would be great
ly facilitated by obtaining the names of all vo-
ters in the Hundred, without respect to party, at
an early date.
Resoivel-That copy OF a paper containing
the proceedings of this meeting be sent to eacf
and every member of the executive committee
On motion, Messrs. John OByrne. Henry
Sharpley and Geo. w. Smith We're appointed !
committee on Printing. On motion tho meet
ing adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-17
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, %, I. o. 0. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington aud Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. s. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, at
Hall 511 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. U. c. A. at Hall 5U4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. of p, at knights
Of Pythias Hail. 2l1 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. q. Of G. f., at
McClaiy's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No. Z, S. Of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. l3, I. o of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.