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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-08-06

Drs. Flynn & Hitchcock were called
yesterday to the vicinity Of Birch Cooley,
to attend tn, wounds Of girl who
had received injuries while driving
reaper. The horses became frightened
and she either jumped, or was thrown of
and was caught in the Sickle. The bones
Of ono limb were broken, half way between
the foot and knee, and the flesh severed
on one side. The otner limb was lascerat-
ed, but, not very seriously injured.
The girls parents would not consent to
have the limb amputatcd, but the Ply
sicians think that, in all probability,
it will have to be done.
The girl is about fifteen years Of
age. The name il Raglan. .--..
The sIndian Scare" in the direction Of
Lake Shetek, and other points Of which
we have heard good deal recently, seems
to have subsidized. We have not been able
to learn any reason for the fears that were
entertained by the settlers. Very alarm
ing reports were received, such as, that
Mr.. Adams, Government Ag't. at the Sis
seton Agency, had been murdered, and
others Of like character. None Of them
however, had any truth in them. 1t is
certain that the people in some localities
were very much alarmed. What the be-
ginning Of the reports that frightened them
might have been, we do not know, but it
was probably, very small. Such things
grow with wonderful rapidity. We can.
not learn that any cause exists, in any di-
rection, for apprehending trouble from
the Indians. The only suspicious circum-
stance is that considerable number Of
civilized Indians have passed through east
ward. They fear the wild Indians when
on the war-path, as much as the whites dc
and it has been surmised, by some, that
they saw danger brewing and are getting out
Of the way. But this is only surmise and
all inquiries led us to conclude that they
are only gratifying their disposition to roam
away from their reservation. We think
it will he found that this is the entire foun-
dation OF the scare
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Wall Paper! Wall Paper!! in wholesale
or retail lots, Samples sent free by Rob.
Wokco,,
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July Both was the date OF the last publ
cation Of the Redwood County Tax list; and
this issue, Aug. 9Th, the last publication Of
the Yellow Medicine county list. Twenty
days after the last publication are allowed,
within which persons may file an answer,
setting forth their defence or objection to
any tax or penalty. After the expiration
Of twenty days, Judgment will be entered.
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For Sole.

A Ladys Saddle, nesrly new and made
BY Proull Of 81. Paul. Has plush seat.
Cheap for cash. Inquire II this ONCE.
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For Sale.

an Acres, unimproved, near Wabasha
Z4U GEEK. Terms half cash.
J. B. WATSON.
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The belief throug this community is that
the end Of the grasshopper ravages has
come. They have been gone for several
weeks and have not laid their eggs in this
county. Our farmers are pretty generally
Of the opinion that hereafter they can save
their crops from migrating grasshoppers,
and consider that there is no need of their
being destroyed unless it is in Sections
where they hatch.
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The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless,
Sardines. are much better, and less than
half the cost Of imported Sardines. n
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At the last meeting of the Board Of Man
ayers Of the Agricultural Association, it
was determined to hold the County Fair,
this year, or the last day Of September and
first day Of October.
The committe has commenced to arrange
the premium list which will be published
in due time. II is hoped that there will be
the same general interest that was shown
last year. Nothing more, will be needed to
q secure . good FAIR
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IApal.r SrAG. EACH WAY.
Lyud tn Redwood Falls. Mondays and Thursdays.
Redwood Falls to Lyud, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Minnesota Falls to Redwood Falls, (via Yellow
medicine, Tuesday, and Fridays, Redwood Falls to
Mime sota Falls (via Yellowmodicins Wednesday
and SATURDAYS
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SPECIAL Notice.

! am compelled to announce to my Gus.
toners, and to all whom it may conoe,n n,
that I cannot sell any more goods on credit.
Jas. Mcmillan.
Redwood Falls, July 9Th, 1874.
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Mr.. Mcmillan has received his new
wagon for the Redwood Falls and New
Ulm Stage route, and it is . ''tip top' af-
fair. It was made at Owego N. Y. has
three seats besides the drivers, platform
springs and is finished very elegantly.
There never has been anything in this Sec
ton Of country that would approach it,
either in appearance or comfort. Mr.. Nc.
puts ON handsome and spirited teams,
and We don't know Of any pleasant way
than can be devised for getting to New
Ulm
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NOTICE..

s. LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls Mimi May 18th 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Gilbert Iverson against Erick Nelson for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No. CLOS, dated June 3rd,
1871 upon the So Of sw'4 mel OF sWH and SEA Of
NW4 Section 6, Township ia, Range 40 in Yellow
Medicine County, Minnesota with a view to tho
cancellation OF said entry The said parties here
by summoned to appear at this Office on the 22nd
day of June, 1874, ut 10 o'clock AM to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
Ben. F. Smith, egster.
VIM. H. Kelly, Receiver
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ID w. D. Finn, President. w. +.
Dickinson, Cashier. A general Banking
Business Transacted. Passenger Tickets
sold sold to and from Europe.
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NOTICE..

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
- Redwood Falls, MINI. May 80, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Mons Monsoon against Rowland D. Parry. for abandon
1871, upon the West half of North East quarter,
Section Il, Township lis, Range 81, in Renville
county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said pa ties hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office on the 9th day Of July, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SaIrH, Register.
So Vim. II. KELLY, Receiver.
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For Sale

A LOT Of Flows cheaper than can be
II bought any other place.
Sc ENER BIRUM.
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New Tim + Redwood Stage Lines.

The Redwood tsrange'ot the Patrons Of Husbsn.'ry
r;Ii hold meetings ". il.rly I'm the 1st and Sd Sat
! risys Of every month, at ?, O'Clock r. n. ;
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LAST CALL.

wish all persons who are indebted to
me, to call and settle at once, as l expect
to close up business soon. A. JETS.
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Agents Wanted.-ihos de.
sirous Of obtaining highly profitable
and commendable employment during
the spring and summer months should
without delay obtain an agency for
s'The Independent" Of New York, q
weekly newspaper, (now in its 18th
volume) Of 80 large quartz pages week
". It is the largest, ablest and cheap.
est paper of the kind in the world,
and suited to oil classes. Our com.
missions are very liberal, and our pre-
m:ums have worldwide reputation
and = permanent, national value.
You should know something about our
Popular Outfits" terms to agents,
&C., &c. Write for them. Il will
pay. Address
81. G. BOWEN.
Box 2787 New York.
Of W. i HEATON &CO.,
Manager Western Office,
l63 E. Madison st., Chicago.
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I; N. T. Hoxsrs, Auditor
of Yellow Medicine County
and State Of Minnesota, do
solemnly swear that the
foregoing is . correct and
true statement of taxes de-
linquent for the year 1873,
upon the real property
therein described.
N. T. HoxsIE,
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me, this 7th day Of
July 1874.
w. E. McRoBRRrs.
Clerk Of Dist. Court.
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Church Directory.

rxsspvrxRlAx.-Rev. ". b. Chamberlin, PASTOR.
Services every Sabbath at II a. M. and att p M
Sabbath school At = before 10 a. m.
x.rpo,,,r-L, r. Smith Pastor. Services, every al
,erna,s Sabbath at loh NJ, Sabbath school every
Sabbath, at ~ r. m.
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b. r. Rabbits
Pure Concentrated Potash
Oh LX1,
L. oc

SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE.
have recently perfected new method
Of packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now
packing it only in Balls, the coating Of
which will saponify, and does not injure
the Soap. It is packed in boxes contain-
ing "a and 48 ID. Balls, and in no other
way. Directions in English and German,
for making hard and soft soap with this
Potash, ACCOMPANYING each package.
B. T. BABBITT,
GA to "a Washington st., N. Y.
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asonic-ANrlQuITY LODGE No. 81. A. r. /
A. N-Rsgular meetings on the lat and I'd We'd
sesdays In each month. at * o'clock 2. NJ.
ROBT. WATSON, Sscy.
TO. Of @. r. Meets every Monday evening a.
the School House.
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GTATE Of Minnesota. J
County Of Yellow 3d.
Medicine.
District Court, 9th Judicial
District.
THE State of Minneso ta
l. to all persons, companies
or corporations, who have
or claim any estate, right
title or interest in, claim
to, or lien upon any of the
several pieces or parcels Of
land in the list hereto at
atchcd described.
The list Of taxes on real
estate for the county of
Yellow Medicine remaining
delinquent on the first day
of June A. D. 1874, has
been filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court
in the county of Yellow
Medicine of which that
hereto attached is a copy.
Therefore you and each Of
you are hereby required
to file in the Office of said
Clerk within twenty (2O)
days after the last publ
cation of this Notice your
answer in writing setting
forth any objection or de-
fence you may have to the
taxes or any part thereof
upon any piece or parcel
of land described in said
list into or on which you
have or claim any estate
right title interest claim OF
lien. And in default there
Of judgment will be entered
against such piece or par
eel of land for the taxes
on said list appearing
against it and for all pen
alties, interest, and cost.
| w. E. McROBERTS
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WANTED

WANTED
A Steady young man to work by the
II month who understands how to take
care of Stock and make himself useful gen.
orally. Will give liberal wages. Inquire
of A. NJ. COOK.
At Delhi Mills, Redwood Falls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
Local Hrev,t,cs.

D. NJ. Cloud a Co., are making summer hats and
bonnets look as good as new.
Ainscow has oysters at 20 and 80 cents per quart.
Also good stews. oysters fresh every day.
style, 1T, workmanship and promptness--Motto
of Bayne. the tailor, ol5 Market Street.
Zephyrs, sacks, socks, &C., In great variety at
Mrs. Bradways 429 Il sixth street, The City l6un-
dry.
The sale of sdry goods continues at the store OF
the late James n. Chambers You are missing bar
gains by not attending.
Gouert, the old Fourth Street Tailor Is always
ready TO to suit you to suit, and he knows exactly
how 10 do 1t. just try him.
Now is the time to get your flower bulbs for win-
ter blooming, OF Tatnall 4 Co. on Delaware Avenue.
1t will soon be out Of season.
James Armstrong 4 Son are ready to supply you
with cheap winter coal, at low prices. Quick sales
and small profits is their motto.
How bright carpets look alter ghing through Fer
ry cleaning process. He VIII call or thew by
leaving your address at Delaware Avenue and Mad
ison street.
Now that you are considering the subject OF heat
ing your house, don't forget TO call and see The
Fame Fire Place Heater at Robert Morrison s. 80
aud shipley streets.
At W. A. Turner a Co.'S Store Fourth and Market,
you can buy 1ne calf boots. hand male, for $3.50
worth 49, childrens good school shoes for slOO and
sl.25.
I. +. Pennington, at Ninth ard orange Streets, Ii
fully up TO the times in selling an excellent article
OF women's chldr-n'a and misses shoes. They are
substantial and look beautiful
The groceries at r. Il. Roblnson's are always
fresh. This fact being known the up town people
patrOnize HIM. lie believes In quick sales and
small profts. Call at $. W. corner Of 9th and Or
ange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
Wilmington Markets.

WILMNGToS, DEL, Oct 2s.
This morning the markets appeared more ami
matsd and lively than ever, many persons com
ing in from the country to hear the news of the
election. The supplyof marketing aud the pri-
ces remain about the same as at Our last report,
the following being the summary
MedtS.-Beef steak 156l25c per pound roasts,
l2@2Oc stews, l0@l2c chipped, 25@ 30c mut-
ton, l2@l5c chops, ls@20c veal, 12@ l5c I;
outlets, 10000 pork, Ia sc; bologna, lla
l5c ham, l6@llSc sliced, 20@25c shoulder u
@14c fitch l2c; lard i5c.i sausage, l5e
scrapple S@l0c.
FruA-Applea, l0@2jc per half peck pears.
2jQ Zoe; dried appes l2@ l5c pr pound dried
peaches l2,a l5c per pound grapes ca lUc per
quart pluins l5a 20c per qnart CRAB apples,
15G20c per half peck. Chicken grapes lOc per
quart.
Vegetables. -Potatoes 1925 per half peck /;
| per bushel Sl,0OMs sl20 lima beans, l2GDl5c
per quart onlons 25c per half peck cabbage
4al0c per head beeJs 5a'l0c per bunch
| pumpkins Std20c apiece tomatoes, l0al5c per
half peck egg plants j6l2c apiece green
| peppers lOc per doz ruta bagaA, l2c per hAli
| peck tnrnips l0c.
Miscellaneous - Butter i1Qijc per pound
eggs 30c per dozen chickens, alive Il. Qua 81. sc
per pair dressed l8ta 20c per pound ;corn 12Ca2Oc
per dozen honey Doe per pound smearcase 5C
| per pound oats Jjc per Lu-hel corn ears $50
per bushel cheetnute l2c per quart turhei
sl.5O a pair ducks sl00@ 80 per pair; eide
2Oc per gallon; carrots &c per bunch.
FiSh.-IIalibut 25c per pound perch, 10@
l5c cat, l2tal5c bass. l2dl5c eeln, l5c blu'
fish, lO0p l2c salmon, DC rock. l5c tounder
12c haddock, 10c cod, l5c mackerel, l2@20c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04

Joseph p. Hamilton aged 81, was hanged at
Bethany, Mo-, on Friday, for the murder of E.
W. Haleck, committed three years ago. He
confessed his guilt.
A propeller, with live barges in tow, a bark
five schooners and q tug boat, are ashore at var
ious points in Lake Erie.
The woods along the Ohio river, from Ironton
to Marietta, 4 distance of 1000 miles, are report
ed to be ON fire. The smoke On the lver ID said
to be so dense as to make navigation impossible.
The fires in the pine forests in Fairfield. 9nd in
the swampa near Akron, Ohio, were still burning
hercely yesterday.
A block Of stores at Jefferson Texas, was burn
ed on Monday night. Loss, SG0.00U
There was a riot in Eufaa, Alabama, yesteI-
day, which grew out of an attempt by several
coIored men TO chastise one of their number,
who had voted the Democratic ticket. The re-
suit OF the riot that three blacks were killed
ten or fifteen mortally wounded, live of whom
died within few hours after the fight. Six
whites were wounded, one Of them mortally.
The Supreme Court of the United States ha,
before it the case of the State of Maryland
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railraod, invol
wing the question whether the Company shall
pay in gold or currency the interest ON loaI
from the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
LOCAL INrrEIIIGENCE.
railroad Hours.
rRl1Ns LrAvR wIINrNaroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For .ssso York-1s1, A. NJ, 1217 l242, o.49, P. NJ.
For Phiiadelphia.-l.sl 500, $40, $50, 1880, A.
NJ; 1917, 19.49 g. d. 5.42, T20 $50 p. III. Sundays,
81, A NJ. 400, $50, $50, P. III.
For Baitfmore.-12.52, 2.03, 10.O2, A. M, LIB,
$50, 7.10, p. NJ. Sundays, 1889, 2.0s, A. NJ.
nor Fdshhlgton.--l2.52, 20a, A II. 1888, l.2S.
$50, ITO p. Nj. Sundays. 1879, 20s, A. M.
For DelGloare r. R.-5.00, 1910, A. NJ; $40, p.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neto castls.-bOO 1910. A NJ. ls5 $40, p. VI.
For Wiiinfngton and Reading n. R.--o.so, A. NJ. ;
$50, SIS, p. N. No sunday tiain.
For Rilmfnoton d Wcstfra r. Rio so A. M; o.Ro,
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Neto York.--1os, A. NJ; 1884, 1.l9, 100, P.
M. sundays, 15S A. NJ.
Fr0m Philadelphia. 1853, g.o6, A. NJ; 1900,
NJ. 1894. 11s 4O5, al5 8.s5, 100, s.15, 1lo0 p. NJ
Sundays, 124s 1.5S, 1895, A. NJ; 1l.0O, p. NJ.
Ff0la Port Deposit.--So4, A. Nj. NO sunday train
Fronl baltimore. 1.2l, 1925, A. NJ. 1901, l241
From Washington. - 1.21, A. NJ. 1901, 1910, oa2
9.20, p. NJ. SUNDAYS, 1.21, A. M. q.2o, ?. NJ
From Deidlpdre x. R.-l0.l5, A. NJ; 3 oO, $50, 4.
NJ. No sunday trains.
Ffofn Nep Cnstle.--s.0O, 1915 A. NJ; $50, $50,
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Rcadsig &. R.-553 !. N.
100, I SO, ?. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From WiinliDgtOn d Western II. R.-I.ho, A. ".
BIS 2. NJ. No Sunday trains
LEAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $780, 1890, A. NJ. 12lb, 9.sa, AGO. 5.l5, 500
eah 9so ll.So, p. NJ. sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; ss'
Ii. 80 p, M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
ELECTION SCENES aud Inclaenss.


DISTURBANCE IN FRONT OF THE CITY HALL-AR-
REST OF MARSHAL DUNN.
About midnight "a disturbance occurred in front
OF the City Hail and general fght was imm-
nent. Marshal Dunn was on the spot and at
tempting to quiet the disturbance, when officer
Legg pushed from the police office and come
into collision with the Marshal i'll consequence
of which the former lodged charge against
the latter, and warrent was obtained for the
Marshall. Hearing Of it, however, he went
immediately and delivered him self to Chief
Brady, and was taken before Esq. O'Neil who
held him ir $500 bail for his appearance at Court
James L. Hawkins went his security.
During the hearing, at Esq. O'Neils, several
persons attempted to gain adInittance and in the
attempt two of them rather roughly handled
Officer ONiel, and they were arrested and held
for their appearance before the Mayor They
were Thomas W. Hawkins, and James Derrick
son, and each gave bail in $500.
John Wiggins, VIM Fisher, and Alex. Clark
were also arrested for disorderly conduct at the
same time, II. F. Pickles becoming their securi-
ty.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE.
When it became assured that the result had
proved favorable to the opposition, the Italian
Band was hunted up aud tue prominent Demo-
Gratis in the city followed by quite crowd,
marched up Market street. aud after serenading
the Erery Ecening, proceeded to the
residence Of Hon. James A. Bafald, hl Stn anu
Market Sts., and were received by Senator Bay
ard and his father, the former making few
congratulatory remarks. The baud then visited
the house of |. @. Pyle, Esq. aud Hon Vim. G.
Whiteley, by whom they were received with a
few remarks; aud after marching about the city
until toward daylight this morning, the crowd
dispersed.
Abou- four hundred persons were in the pa
rade, and many Of them carried torches. The
procession was quiet aud orderly though demon
strative, and on the whole, Republicans felt will
ling to give it a clear street and every chance to
march, while they slumbered on their couclea
of yirtuous repose. 1t was not good time for
Republican parades, at all.
CASES BEFORE SUPERVISOR VALENTINE.
The following cases were brought before U s
Supervisor Valentine, last evening John Nc
Lear for alleged attempt to vote Illegally, OH
age, at the 9th Ward, was held III $500 bail for a
further hearing. James Ellis, for an alleged
attempt to vote in the same ward, ho not being
of age, also held in $500, for further hearing.
John and George Cloud, John B. Malott, Vim.
Hope and James A. Rogers for resisting U. S
Marshal and rescuing prisoner at the 9Th ward
polls, were each held in $1,000 bail, for further
hearing.
Thos. and Henry J. Mullen, for the Same OF.
fence, were held each in $500 bail for further
hearing. Bail was furnished in ali tie cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
City Business li.s.slr;s
AUCTIONEERs,

AUCTI0NRERs.
/ ": siidbsm ham a Son, NJ &, 9Th street
BANKERS a. BROKERS'.
n. R. Robinson a Co.. 4oO Market street
BARBERS d. HAIR DREssRBH.
A. Ashsnbaoh. 40 Market street
BELL RINGERS S BILL POSTERS
sss asa.sd d-isasss & ssSss Ny e. '!Fsf Fssa street.
BOOT& SHOE MAKERS, and DKAss
7: Q: Alsxspder. Ios M Msrbet I street
John 5: Morsland, atb and Poplar sireota
Wa < uTI Tarosr co. VI ss ia ssSss. stsss tr.e
CARPENTERS AND BUli.DEHs
J. q. Haddock. shop Thorne bel Front ees lola W..
J. r. d. Soeds, shop w. Fourth near West '' q.
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane a DeMainvllle. 7a2 Market street
VIM VIM H. Robinson, @ 1iSs' iisSs T. IL tSvs street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEwRI.sHe
q. l. Buah. corner Seventh and Market streets.
j. q q Massey. sSi Z Is K f,d iiis Street ssss0'
COACH d CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
VIM. Green a Co., y. Il. oor. I'D and Ehipey street.
DRUGGISTS.
H. r. Bringhurst. az Market street
FLORISTS.
Tatnsll A Co.. Delaware Avenue and JsrVrsou s,n..,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
wSans rho%ss Z. & &Plompmer, bc2 Msske. street.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Chas. T. Morgan, III Market street
John p. Doughtsn. 40 Market stresL
HATS. GAPS. Sc.
Hukill A walravsu, e22 Market strest
ghss. h. Dubell, n. Sd street
William p. Webb SH Market stros,
HARDWARE.
| ". II. Billany, g4 Market street
James Bro. ~ Market street
IRON g. sTkEL.
VIM Green o.. 8. E. cor. sd and shiplsy strss,
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. s. W. cor Front and Orange
LOOHlNG-GLAssEs a. FRAMFs.
kiwood Doane, 10 ". stb street
| r. McMonAsle, ~ and King gtrsots.
MERCHANT TAII4ORs.
Geo. Gouert, % E Fourth street.
| Cyrus Stern, Ill Market str,,et
| John H. Muhlhansen, 41b King street
Samuel hillar, Jr, i0s Market street
PAPER HssNGINGS, SHADES. So.
| John X Holt Sd and Market streota
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITrERs.
". r. Gillespie ais W. ath street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
| hyana Pennington, Almonds Bde., eth and MARI
| NJ NJ Uhid 20, No W. 7th street
l. II. braEer. Sd and shipley streets
| A. II: GrinAhaw, No. W. Sd Street
W II. Gilmore, No. West 9Th street.
Samuel w. McOaulley, 70S Market street fA.s, ad,
Vim. McOaulley a Co.. 90 Market strset, wv
RESTAURANT tS billiard R0u
Joseph Fulimer. b4 and 5s Market strsst.
SEWING MACHINES.
| !iroyos Baker s. N. 90, bO7 King Btrsst
New American Sowing Machine, us Market street
COFFEE nnd TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea Company, Ola Market stresl
UNDEhTAhERs.
| Thoa. j. Giles, al Shipley streot
t. n Young, sS Market street-tSee Adv.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-04
The industrial Fair.

THE RECEIPTS AND ATTENDANCE Last EVENING
TONIGHT THE LAsI EVENING oF THE FAIR.
Neither the receipts nor attendance last even
ing at the Fair We're good, owing in large
measure to the political excitement. The re-
ceipts reached $50 05 making a total OF -, l04.-
05, during the continuation Of the exhibition.
The attendance il estimated at I'll, making
a total attendance of IL, 400
This evening closes the exhibition and large
attendance is expected. The Italian Band has
been engaged and will as usual discourse some
excellent music Tho Board of ltade is ex-
pected to be present, aud the Exposi ion will be
formally closed, with addresses, &c.