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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-11-17
- u N B II H "
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SUNRURY PENNiA

THIS Company has upwards OF S15O,0O0 of as.
a sets without its premium n0tes) as the State
e2nnk S3nnnmklsstoners report WI , sh0w and as q
assets than any other local company in this State
IL insures country property at from $3.50 to SL00
per thousand, for three years including injury
sustained from lightning.
1t takes risks from one up to five years with or
without a note, as applicants may DESIRE and in
erty.
This Company has never laid single assess
ment and Is one OF the cheapest, safest and most
reliable companies In the State.
xsHaRfJAMES ORR, Agent
New Bloomfield, Perry CO., Pa.
So Also, Agent for the North American Fire
Insurance Company of Philadelphia, and the
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company OF
Dauphin Co., Pa, and also, Agent OF some OF the
most reliable Life Insurance Companies In the
United States
August 25 l74tf
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Insects on Cattle.

A correspondent after having experiment
ted to his hearts content with several kinds
of grease, tobacco, water, kerosene, ashes,
anguentum, etc, for killing lice on cattle,
has arrived at the conclusion that sulphur
sprinkled on the animals, and well rubbed
into the hair, and tablespoonful ginger
in meal daily for a week, is the simplest,
safest and surest remedy he has over tried.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-11-17
Profit ofOuInces.

An ohioan, who has three-fourths Of an
acre Of ounce orchard, from which last
year he sold three hundred bushels Of first
class fruit, spades the ground in the spring
and scatters peck Of coal ashes around
each tree, applying at the same time q
quart Of salt, and another quart when the
auinces are half grown.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-11-17
Or. ]. Walkers California Vim


Cgar I}ittcrS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sier-
RI Nevada mountains of California. the
medicinal properties of which are extract
ed thereirom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked, "What
ia the cause OF the unparalleled success of
VINEGAR BrTTE1s?" Our answer is, that
they remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and e-giving prin-
ciple, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in the history
Of the world has q medicine been COM
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles of VINEGAR B1TTERs in healing the sick
Of every disease man is heir to. They are
gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
cases.
men will enjoy good health, let
them use VISEoAR BTTTERs as q medicine,
and avoid the use Of alcoholic stimulants
IN every form.
IL. NJ. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and General Agents, SAT- rancisco, ,afor
MIA, aud Washington and Charlton sta, New York.
Sold by NIL Druggists and Dealers.
November TO- lS74-lm
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We invite communications from al persons who are
interested ia matters properly belonging TO TINS ue
partment.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-11-17

eaT Experiments recently made In Eng
land indicate that wagons are most easily
drawn, on al kinds Of roads, when the
fore and hind wheels are Of the same size
and when the poll lies lower than the axle.
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Agents Wanted.

Y ATHl LArH
H. PIastering Lath-white and yeelI9wpRs,;i, s,, I, >
done by r IfGEO, A. LIGGBTT, So
20 Ickesbuig, Perry CO., Pa.
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of Newark Minnie, by John p, Cocll'
ran, of Middletown Liberty, by Wm,
Green, of Middletown.
When the Judges gave the word,
the driver of Liberty, from some reason
or other, did not start. Alvcrda took
the lead, but at the first quarter was
ovcrtaken and passed by Minnie, who
came in three lengths ahead. Time,
5:57 The race created considerable
amusement,
THE THREE MINUTE RACE.
This race was for purse of $40
$50, $40 and $50 in 5 to harness.
For horses with no better record than
3 minutes. The entries were Billy
Boulden, by II. Burgctt, Chesapeake
City, Md. Marydel, by VIM. Green,
Middlctown Julia Morgan, by J. NJ.
Hurst, New Castle Modoc, by N. f.
Pennington, Galena, Md. Mcclellan,
10y George IL. Elkinton, Woodstown,
IN. ].
FUst Heat MaIydvl took the lead at
first, but was soon passed by Boulden, Mo-
dec meanwhile creeping steadily up. Boul
deu broke and feli behind Marydel, who
however. vas passed on the fist half by
| Mcdoc. THIS lead Modoc maintained
and came in but n half length ahead o
Marydel B1uldeL was third, Mcclellan
fourth, ant Julia Morgan Was distanced
Time, 81.
Second Heat -Modoc took the lead q
, the start, closely followed by Marydel
,, Boulden began to creep up, but broke bad A.
! and iell back again. At the end of the frs
! half the horses passed the judges ttand il
the following order Modoc, Marydel, Nc
+ Clellan, Boulder. Again Bouldcu crept u
n and passed Msrydel, but again lie brok
Il badly and fell to the rear. The horses can
IN clcs, together, as follows Modoc, MARY
del, Mcclellan, Boul len. Time, 2 5jT.
Third Heat --All started evenly but Modt
soon took the lead aud by steadily incrca
ing II, won ensily, and distanccd the oth
2 three. Mcclellan came in second, Boud,
IS third and MarydeI fourth. Tune, 2:41.
VI This closed The days race-, aud ali presc
Ii soon after lett tile grounds.
Tel The atteIdidCe, tor the opening day.
10 regarded rs very favorable. Between :
~ aud 500 people were on the ground durii
" the atternuou.
To morrow morning, the Comm ttces
Awards VIII 20 around and inspect all |
u articles niefci tor premiums.
III In the afternoon there viii lie three Iic
nc Oae for hyrse, VINO have never competed
C. premlumS--O TO road wagons purse, {
One Ion so double team race 2 in ,
harness. One for .,:45 horses, :; in To Ia,
ness, for purse oi 800.
al The attentance, II Is expected, will
v.ry large. NJ. 4
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SECOND EDIT0N!'
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
THE CATTLE PEST.
the MATCH FACTORY IDLE.
HIGHU.1I ROBBER ~.

NEW CASTLE BuTcHER RoBBED ON THE
ROAD THE OUTRAGE COMMITTED BY
FIVE MASKED MEN-SO CLUE TO THE
HIOHwAYMES
An outrageous highway robbery was COM
mitted between eight and nine O'Clock, last
evening, on the New Castle road, about
two-1nC- -a-half miles from this city, the par
uculars oil which are as follows:
Yesterday afternoon, Frederick Eagle, a
butcher, residing at New Castle, drove over
TO this city, and dew several hundred dol
lars from one vi Our banks. Alter going
around the city and attending to his bu.i-
ness affairs, he started for New Castle, leav-
ing here about eight o clock i'll the evening
When he reached School No A, which Is
| about midway between this city and New
Castle, he heard voice 1s OF some one call.
ing him. He stopped his horse, and at this
instant five masked men rushed from the
| bushes by the roadside, and dragging Mr..
| Eagle from his wagon. threw him upon the
ground. and bound him securely, after
threatening him iuto silence with their pls
| tolls they gagged him, and then proceeded
| deliberately to rob him, relieving him oi
about ii2, all that he had with him. Aftei
this lhsy q uiat' d spoug4With cllJrufOrm
and applied il 10 his noslrils, when he wa
immediately rendered insensble.
| The robbers then jumped into Mr.
Eagles wagon and rode off toward.
New Castle. they abandoned III,
team at Rogers woods twhcrc it Wa
found the next morning and brough
to Gruhbs hotel in this cityD and lief
on foot, in what direction j. no
. known.
Mr. Eagle remained inscn,iblc fo
over an hour when he was picked ~
+ Ivy n passing team and taken To- NcN
Castle. He Immediately informc
sheriff Armstrong of the outrage, an
that official promptly drove over I
. this city and conferred with Chief {
Police Brady in reference to the affai
Il The men being masked, Mr.. Eagl
was unable to recognize either of thcI
and so the police have no clue to guild
n them in their operations. They ar
!. however making an active pursuit
T. This is the boldest robbery that Ia
n been committed in thisStatc for year
Il The robbers evidently knew Mr. Eag
80 and were aware of his having a col
t siderable sum of money when tho
made the assault
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WuS;NoToN. Dr, Sow, ot 1874
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.

~ '''-' 7hA - ''t pl l. VI.
FLoua.-Tho market Is quiet. but steady.
VITA sales OK lGJj bbis including extra at 81
Iy u. S6l1 p fenna.. ohio and Indiana do.
do. IS 501G %, and high grades at 81 7jas -
No change in Rye Flour,
GRAIN.--TEe Wheat market Is quiet and
steady. Small sales o, red at 81 2Odl q. am
her at g 25al u. nnd 400 bushels Western
white at 81 5Uil 90. Rye sells at 81 e3aI ol
Corn is IN den in1 It a further advance Of lc.
sales OF 5)tJ bus heIs new at IL u. and mix cd
AZ Slal o.. !. are in fair request, and 1000
bushes Western white odd at GiaGlc, The
receipts to-day are a. fol ovs: u lG bbls Flour
- go bushels Wheat. .0J bushels Corn II $50
bushels Oats. 80 bhis Whisky.
VIII. hi.ky.-59IblS. Western iron bound sold
at 81 VI per gallon.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE. -Mcs>rs.
Barklcy Il Brothers this morning pur-
chased of Gco. Bowers the house at
the :. W. corner of Fourth and French
streets, for So, $50. This property was
advertised to hc sold on Saturday.
Thomas r. Lallv, real estate agent
yesterday sold Il lot at the corner ot
Front andAdams streets 81 feet by 100
deep for Jam mes Cook, to John NJ c.
Rodney, for $500 cash.
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Laa,e, Wi,n,ng 10 i.urena..

rauuing and Simple Sewing Machine, would
DO wei TO clll at 40. is Market Street.M Al
inington, Del and see one Ot the nices. / ann
Is Sewing MlchinCs in the world. 1t ha- Ia,
euual; il Sew1 fro'u the thickest To the thlne>t
material ii ieFirel without change OF needles.
our hobby il simplicity, durtbility. light
ruuninx. and no threa1iug-up required; seli-
threading shuttle and >elt setting needle.
SuIl on easy monthly lhstalmeut, ur a literal
discount OH Tor cash. Lidie- don tbuy 4
heavy and complicated machine. bat get the
light running New American.
7lS Market St. Wilmington. Del.
iy-lSvlv j. Il. PRiMk ROSE. A-rut
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PIC NIc.-lha p,c-nic o. the Ntt,nntl
Assembly that was 10 have taken piaer lAst
Thursday, bat postponed 6n account, takes
place at Sylvan springs to-day.
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The FAME BELL-For the last two
days the FANG Hose Company have been
attcsting the Striking appaatu, If the I
fire bell, which has caused u great many
to ask and iIiqun" the reason Of II They
notified the &C mpnuies to-day should eIth-
er Of the EIGHT point b. struck not t. re-
-nnnd L. th.. hmm
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SICK HoEsE.-Geo. W. karsner Esq.
Of McDonuugh, came l. Middletown
Tuesday evening with fine two-year-
old colt. which he proposed to exhibit at
the fair the next day, but during tn
night it beeame exceedingly sick and
yesterday was not expected to recover
H." animal was 4 very valuable on and
wa. a, large as many tull groNn horses
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

NOTICE.-A meeting of tie Stockholders
IN OF the Mechanics Loan Association -
In porsuance OF call. meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Mechanics Loan Association,
will BE- held ut the rooms. \. T.. Cor. Third
and Market, on THURSDAY Evening. Sept.
24th. at 80 o'clock. A iull attendance Is re
quested.
sepl cod, W j. MORROW. Soy,
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10. O. +. PkiS2fAd,s fPki2SR2fShs ) sF,I.6 F%E

LOO. E. PEiE2fAAiis PPkE2ES2fAts ,sf,},s r9E
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
up To i've @ o'clock 4. Nj. OF Wednesday
Sertember 10Th. 1s'4, Tor printing five hun
dred h1l copies OF the journal OF the r. w
drani Lodge ot Delaware LOO f.. for com
position, paper. prcss-work. covers and bind
lug-slIe OF page to be the same IS that ainnt
Ell by the Grand Lodge OF tho United States.
Paper to weigh sixty ttU) pounds to Il e
Ieam. sheet Il by IS inches. Proceedings
proper to be set IN small plea. old style; com
munications. addresses. resolutions reports OF
Committees. &c, to be set in bourgeois, old
style. anls
Estimates TO include also three hundred %
copies folded and stitched Of the report OF
the Grand Officers, which are to be printed
and delivered on or before Oct l3, 1874. and
the type kept standing tor the Journal without
extra charge therefor.
The work must be hrst-class. and delivered
at tae otfico OF the Grand Secretary within
three (3l weeks after tho receipt OF copy
| Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. ISAAC W. HALLAM
sep22-6t Grand Secretary.
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SALE or MONEY At the guiar mouth
ly meeting al Uuiun Loan Association, 'si
evening, money sold AS follows $1,000 a'
10 cents per sh1tc premium Sloo0 lt Il
cents 500 at - cenis sSoJ 1t - ,eht~.
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.SPECI.f. NOTICES.
soCa fu: t.-a Babies.

s'SC. 10: ssa Babies.
Children fcl on HtGGE $ ruUD will thri ve
be strong anthcll,ly nAi become little tuHj .
els OF Ynuihtul Ire. ,tt AMI chii il>h beauty.
aIrl,I9n
Concentrated s1avotins Extracts
oil Neuiila LeruG 0r,nze. Rose. Bitter Al
mOu1, Ginger, Mae 3, CELERY. etc etc. made
and sold whples ,Ie Hal retail by
T. hitl NHllllKNT u ca.
CrrnHr sixth AMI Market -iIr-i$
Brbiii's Y!rsc,,i.I- Care 80. CAras
An FnRIisL feu.eiy at ,relt IuI G.tr1g Cor
ieiu.' iGg tIIus sth"u pun
t. HHI rs al = D.,
ArutheraTtp.,
I,rurr :',Ath and MARKET tr-et'
Finest SaiaI p.l
an. al b.. ..........,.
=. GRI&daill;SI co,
els ftrHrr -i.th lni Mi'EHt tr"~ts
EIDe NaiI SsiasGrS
Curved aai .ltti ht hul Em-hts II ,ni
Dru,hrs MAI I,t.@, Hni =, -h-t-. oft I"r
ssis ty T. E8i.tnt .t.-i -.
E5rnrr~l =" 81 5" ~. - #tfv't.
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THE CATTLE PIEAGrE Captain
William Thatcher ot Brandvwiue viii.
age has lost eight or ten COWS hy the
Texas cattle fever Mr. John Almond
an adjoining farmer has lu~t tour. The
COWS die in forty eight huuIs after the
symptoms appear. One or two cnrca~-
Is have been di.~rcttd by D"ctorGrlm-
shaw and their hladdcrs found to he
hlled with blood and ddark tluid. " hen
the cows are attacked they refuse to
cat. The captain told Us that a lar4c
number of TcAian cattle had been
brought into the nciEhborhoud; Tor
stock and tur hutchermg, that they
were covered with tick, that these cat
tie that are affected " ith the fever soon
recover from it, but uur native COWS
sink under il at once, The farmers in
the neighbulhoud should soc that their
cattle are kept At a respectful distance
from the strangers.
These farms are partly in The Smith
Ward near the city line.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

Ariang, III Ht- have been Ia ids iu - /. Il )
fCr the Organ, All II vi 1 pIuie,.I1ntl bt-c
ball club 10 eHtsl the contest for the chan
p,onship, aud t. b. named the "S'. L9uss
lhe prilrs ~ be competed tOr III tbs Inter
national EIh4 NJ ,tyh At trra1m Jor, next
Tuesday, eX ceed IA vilde 5000
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Dkopu> Ep AMtApMGNl - II /
i con sIl TON Oh lllE TATE uF ptL-
A " Apk

bkopU> Eli AMtHpMENI IL InL
i con SIl TON on 1llE SlAlE uF Dtl-
AWARE.
4N 4Cr Yrp2o. ing an A"satiaenitp Hts t,a.
sttatiOn t4r the pHf1ioss uf ,rpDic@riH8 "a
LsgIslI'ure 10 enact ueHer1t Incorporation"
Lac.
SECTION |. BE il enacted by the senate
and House u Representatives. Of the state rt
Delaware III General Assembly met, Uwp
thirds ut each house deemins Il necessary ant
cnucurring therein. AID by aud with the al
probation Ofthe iovernur That the followin-
amendment be AMI the sane Is hereby rfo-
posed to the seventeenth section Il the see
oni article OF the Constitution OF this state,
to wit. ty adding 10 the sad section the
following wlrd'. subject to the provision,
aforesaid The Legislature hall have power
10 enact a general Incorporation act, 10 ptu-
vide incorporation Tor religious, charitable,
literary AMI manufactures Purposes, tor the
preservation CT animal hnd Negetaoie tood'
building and loan ASSOCIATIONS, anu ior draIn-
I'M, low lands AMI no attempt shall bs made
in such act oi otherwise TO limit OF qualify
the power OF revocation reserved 10 the Legs
Elture in this section.
SEGTiON ,. Aud be It further enacted That
the Secretary of state be ani he is hereby
directed AFTER the Governor shall have ap-
proved OF the above proposed amendment
ana this AIT, duly to publish the above PRO
| posed amendment and THIS act IN two 81
more newspapers in this STATE. Tor the CON
| sidera;ion uf the peotle Ut ,hls state. At least
| three and not more than SIX months before
| the next general election tor senator and
| Representatives in this state
| Passed al DOrtr. Apr,f ls,S
Speaker ot the senate.
| JOSEPH BUKCHENAL.
| Sneaker bf the hcuse OF ReprcS al tatiyes.
| STATE uF DELAWARE.
| Executive Department.
| June II, lSt4
| This Actwas passed by and with the pro-
| bation ut the uoyernor.
| ~. 4 it,h hereby . ny
proyal ot SAID amendment AS lr"i osea III sala
act.
| Witness my hand and the Great
S6Natores4id
Nv ,hs GGvern"r' JAMES PONDER
JoilN IL. PAINTER.
| Secretary OF state.
SrArE oF DELAWARE.
Executive Department
L JouN II pAYNTHR. Secretary OF State CT
| the State dt Delaware DO hereby cettly that
| the ,hnNeA and foregoing Is y true copy CT the
act entitled An act proposing an amendment
tn the Constitution tor the PURPOSE OF empow-
cring the legislature TO enact general lncor
por.tiou .lw," passed at Dover April Sd
1873, together with the toNernurs aFlroNa'
OF the SAID proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with the original
roll now on fle. in thi. Department.
| In witness whereof | have here
IDNunto set my hand aud affixed my
| official seal at Dover this sixteenth
N/0 Sday OF June, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy tour
JOHN II. PAINTER,
ie23te Secretary of State.
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THIRD EDITION
PEACHES YESTERDAY:
BASE BALL NOTES.
the PUBLIC SCHOOL MEDALS.
PEACHES.

wEDNE3DAY's SHIPMENTS.
10 Jersey City, l cars or $40 baskets
To Philadelphia, , " = 1000
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

90 F.-The members Of CO.
- l.. Iii, ll@et. Lodge No., % /, o o. f; -
the Lodge on FRIDAY Evening. &
September .fth. lS,4. at =. o'clock. Punrtu9l
attendance is requested. Us the r. ", ,,tani
ohicers Will make visit on this occa ion
sep.J3- NJ l.. JESIER r. =
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

MEDALs-The silver medals awarded
by the Board df Education for perfect
attendance in the Public schools for
the past year. and now being distribut-
ed. They are made of SILVER, some
thing Larger than "a half dollar, hav-
ing on one side a figure of the GODDESS
of Liberty, and the words Board Of
Public Education. Wilmington, Del, 4,
1874" On the other side handsome
wreath, inside OF which is the name Of
the recipient and the words awarded
to for perfect attendance"
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

Tue MATCH Factory swift X Court.
ney 5 match factory, cnInrr SlNtrehih ard
Walnut hIch has been ldit iur slius time,
still eonunucs So, and upN ard, Of 500 girls
are thrown temporarily out ~ wnIh by the
stoppagc ut tho mall
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24
NOTICES.

NOTICE DEMOCRATIC NoTERS-A
~ Election will be held at the City Hall.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of September,
1874, Tor the purpose Ot Nominating candi-
dates for County Assessors tor the Northern
and southern Districts ot Wilmington Hun
ired. Polls open at ) O'Clock, l.. VI aud close
at O'Clock. y. NJ.
By order OF the County Executive Commit
tee tor Iinlngton Hundred.
MILLION LACkEY.
JNO. 7. SPRINGER,
k. II. TAYLOR.
sen. 3 IL l.mmittpc
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HHRISllANA DEMOCRATIC MEET.
~ mi The Democrats Of White Clay
Creek Hundred, viii hold a meeting in the
village ot Christiaua, on SATURDAY even
ing. sept 10Th, lS14. at . clocK.
Nm. Reynolds. OF Wiimington, will lie
present and address the meeting
b. order Ct President OF Club
seI-3-lt wM, L WIER. Seo'v
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frIm. Nnnltia 3se.s.-

sGh wholesale cd 7.l 81: n-
h III iN,rtfttN1t & co,
tofne. SlS!i sI;J Ma tut streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

iLFRhD WALTON. prussist, M. -
Market street respectfully j.. iprmlhl t,,cnd'
,ut the public in General that he keep On
hand Ali descriptions of medicines, aui that
4 competent person IL AT al! tiinct - "tS h
Ire.cr. no tor such iirk As call at ih At stofa,
snl Ii ~ n cAng1 j. ~ tde except the lcEu
Tar prize ut the medicines. the s'tde pa {
u thcg loud pay anywhere else, nat that
no cas- - yi-i,el AZ the r residences
EOiict Htrr0rs,
i fail assortment of ali sizes. inclu tihs
4. GRINGuURST ( CO.,
Garner of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

hEMOCRATIC MEETING.-A meeting
IL OF the Democratic citlzeus OF Whining
ton. Will be held IN the rooms OF the Amen
Gus Club, III Market street, on FRIDAY eve
nlng. the 2,th inst. at 5 O'Clock. tull at
tendance is requested.
By order ol the County Committee Of " il
nlugtun. scp93-}t
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Total,

BASE BALL. The second nine Leather
Stockings, of JONES IL Cos morocco factory,
are anyiously ava ting a challenge from the
first nine OF Posties ~ Sons morocco fac
tory.
The members o the Quickstep club say
that the communication in yesterdays
GAZETTE, ih reference to a contest with the
A. I. kIett club, was entirely uuauthorized.
At the Schueizan Park, yesterday alter
noon, the A. T. kiett beat the Butcher Boys
bya score of 2G 10 10.
The Rokeby beat the Cooper nine by n
score OF % to 10, at Rising Sun, yesterday
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

CE-CITlZENS' LOAN ASSOCIA
IN TlUN.-The +th series OF a0l shares for
sale al 81 20 per share. First payment GU or
before october lst, next
sep7u GEO. Z. MARlS. Secy,
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Uf aihcr report
" NA,HIN NGroN, Sept Il. / \ ii
TEOBABILITIE.

over the Middle State. stationary
followed 10y falling h1rumct +. southeA
to southwest winl. souleWhat hieAel
trmpertture ond rltt. weather
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Nor the y pain

Faith brushes, Bttn IoN'ls bLh Sponges
snI Gath Sodp' n eNt"n- ee 'riety. Ais.
Fle II Gloves. Strip1. i.tn H. rtr. oi h"tae
has by fret,on IT. e. tni many "tho
artl,l"s II the same rl,.- At
H. BRI HulIbkSI 4 60.
tortsr Si>th Md M.ukrt streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24
FJSAyrIsL AND COMMERCIAL

WILMINGTON. Del. SEPT "a. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
rick. johnson AZ Co. S. h. Cor. 9TH and Mar
het street, Wilmington. Del. at =. NJ. to-
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24

NorICE.-JAMES H.BEGGS has removed
IN his office TO No. . West Eighth street.
Almonds Building. Bricks of all tinds on
hand at lowest market rates. jyliu
The daily gazette., 1874-09-24
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FAIR AT MIDDLEToWN
THE OPENING DAY.
THE SPEECHES, RACES. &C.
The WidtficfOWn Euir.

THE OPENING DAY LARGE ATTENDANCE
FINE DISpLAY-sPIRITED TRoT-
mo CONTESTS,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

They have heon lrled Ia Calhoun aud
Victoria counties, ln san Aninui0,
without sungess iieff W. iiul "a NUM-
bee Of vines nom four ~ six years old
bli not much nuiL II lfauled on
lpose soil Of HVpr and ertpk bottoms ID
would succeed aud prove very yalu-
able.
pr, A, T., Wylie, Of Chester south
parnllna, las achieved W0hd Wide
reputation 10 hyhiidialus aud crossing
the American ana irfign grhp.s,
There las been doubts atuut ROGERS
grapfs being hYhllds, but mons boz ~,
gard o. De- Mylie's, home at hIs grnpes
afe already planted here, Andnrp grow,
ing wllll ihe health and Yignr nf q ma
i've When fniiipd they viii pruduee
u sensation, 40 lhrir lunliiy ~ q lable
grape N unequalod, Reing ~ south,
err origin they viii certainly do we'll.
Dallas, September 10, lslA