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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-05
MILD WINTERS.

The mlldness Of the present season,
though unusual, bears no comparison to
that of some winters "long gone BY" In
Il72 the temperature was SO nigh that
leaves camo out onGthe trees in January,
and birds patched their 1bFoods in Febru.
airy. In 1889 tie winters were equally
mild, and the maldeIs Of Cologne wore
'wreahs Of vioieis ut Christmas and on
Twelfth Day. Tn l42l the trees fiov cred
in the month Of March, and the vines in
the month of April. Cherries ripened in
the same month, aud grapes appeared in
May. Tn 1879 the trees were covered
with leaves in January, and the birds
haiched their young in February, as in
.1i72; in 1886 the same thing was repeated,
and 1t is added that the corn was in the
ear, at Easter. There was in London
neithnr snow nor frost throughout the
winters of 1888, 1908. 1907, 1911 and
1863; finally, in 1862 eyenin the north
Of Germany the stoves were not lighted,
and trees Powered in February. Coming
to later dates, the winter Of 1916 Al, when
it Numbered at Paris on the ash of Jam
u ~, and thatrof 1866, the year Of tbs
great inundation Of the Seine, may be
mentioned as exceptionally mild. h -
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For the avere ge old San Francis

For the averg &c old San Francis
can, the midsummer days in this
valley are oppressive; bat5dthey are
not any me re dissalgreeabie than the
midsummer zephyrs and sandstonns
Of San Francisco are TO the average
man OF the interior. There is hardly.
any worse climate in the world than
that of San Francisco from June to
October. - Sacramento Union.
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morning beEspread en- the Journal. Sew
eral leaves of absence were granted and
90 bills were introduced.
FRIDAY Jan Senatc.--Five leaves
OF absence were granted The Assembly
bill to appropriate to St Joseph's Orphan
Asylum Of Milwaukee $1,000, and the
Assembly bill to repeal chapter s1O OF
the laws of 1878, relating to the State
board Of assessment, were indefinitely
postponed
The Assembly bin relating to the
police court OF The city Of Madison was
concurred IN.
The resolutioa Of Senator Rice for nd
journment to Monday evening was lost
ayes 8, noes IS.
The Assembly bill amending the act to
provide for the government Of the North
ern Hospital for the Insane, prescribing
the oath o. trustees, their pay, the time
of their meetings, election If offi .ers, Gu
ties, &C., was ceacurred in under suspen.
sion OF the rules.
D AssEMBLY.-After numerous eaves.had
been granted, it was voted that when the
Assembly adjourn it be to Monday even
ing al s o'clock. A preamble and .ereso-
luton was offered directing INVESTIGATE
into Tia arrangement made by Governor
Wasbburn with the Northern Pacific rail
road IN regard 70 running their road into
Superior, and in regard to it's harber: also
a resolution endorsing The removal Of the
Winnebago Indians from this State, one
OF inquiry rs To the charges on railroads
Resolutions were tabled that Yesterday
piaver be sprcad on the journal, and re-
curing members holding thousand mile
tickets deposit benz with the Clerk
Several bills were ordered eGgrossed,and
3 bill 70 provide Tor letting printing to
toe lowest bidder, was indefinitely post
poned.
SATURDAY, JAN 81, Senate Senator
Potter offered Tire following joint reso!u
ton:
Resoloed by the Senate tie Asaem5ly
concurrtng, That bis excellcncy, the Gov
ernor, be, and is hereby, respectfully re.
quested to inform The Legislature, At as
early day IS practicable, what in hrs
opinion, nse . c obuoXious provisions in
the called Graham law, alluded to In
MS annual message, and what legislation
Is utcessAry To relieve the law of the
charge Of being an arbitrary interference
with the social habits, private enterprises
or religious haOits, private enterprises or
religious beliefs Of the pc pile.
+ LAID over under the rule.
Th9re was hong debate relative to the
removal Of the Wlnnebago Indians from
their reservation. The resolution was
re tered to the Committee on State Affairs
by the casting vote Of the Lieut.. Governor
the vote standing II to II. Evidently
in the erinion Of some Of the Senators
he red man has no rights which the
white man ie undhr any Litigation to re-
spect. The vote Of yesterday concurrlno
20 an Assembly bill providing that the
board OF trustees of Insane Hospitals
should have power to remove their Off,
GERS was reconsdereG, and the bill re
lerred to the Judiciary Committee, TO RI
port next Wednesday.
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ND B whitaker 3 CO., Nc nufactGreri !
E&4l., ard Paten 5 m ess keins steam.
engines and oilers and all kinds OF Machinery
AIS" Sleigh shoes, CanldrOii Kettles. sash Weights
90 Repairing done to order We have bought
rom tae general agent, 8. s. Drum the extras he
Onging to the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
I'D will do repairs upon the same. and also npnl
ny machines now in pse
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In short, it seems rnat crIms decreases
almost in the same ratio that schouls iG.
crease, while more or less churches seam
in Bavaria to produce very lit e eff1gg
vpon it. ....s-,
The unerripg euldes of the statesman
statistics-demonstrate thet the Nose
economical, effective and powerful pre-
ventive of crnnts is he free seapoL'
Unive rsal education tends TO universal
morality. .-.--..
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DRESSNT- G..

Miss e. Es. Rates, ever Mr.. English
Harness Shop Main Street is 1T al,
prepared for work in
the Dress Making line. The strictest atten.
ion will be given 10 all orders. and in style
and finish every article will be first class.
Ladies are yited TO call.
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a re ygs

removed nie Barber Sl0p 10 No ~ Main III
dool nortb OF Thps. Engl1sb'e shop. whiGt
Suilding hat orough lyrenovatedan and cited al
IN til bestpOssible manner. aDo where ne vii he
happy 20 meet his OLD customers ali no reqpil'
his services in he art tOnsOrial
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In, DOAN, dealtrin Dry Goods, Stapleaud Far
go cy Goods, al kinds OF Cloths Ready AuGe
Clothing .Geuts Furnishing Hats anG 3alss
&C. &c Let 1t be remembered that we keep
othing bat first .class goods and further viii
OF be undersold n this or any Other western city
KimLall's BLOCK, Main st henosna u
tlysA - y. tt+aAts s~. cd -.'t~+ ~~fF + 1Y1
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fgAHNEN BROTHERS, Nc. ~ Main st. Kenorhs
~ Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly Cd
Aand well selected stock of cloths Gents FuI
uishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats ard
Gsps OF the --latest styles Work done and goods
old 4s cheap as at any erestablishmenti1tbe
~ iVl9
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EN - Nearing at the Harris House Ia. always
IVA prepared to supply guests with Gret-class
meat. Farmers coming to Kenosba will find every
accommodation and also GOOD STABLING tor
their horses. Also dealer 10 Foreign and Do
mest1c Wines and Liquors Give him a call
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TlH EAT MARK hT. Main Street, Kenosha W..
wa ThechOicest efall kinds OF Meats Sail PORK
Vorned Beer, smoked Hams Sausage &c IT,
onstanfly on hand. Prices always reasonable
70 VIM ENGLE Il co. ~
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a VERY 5TABLE.-Ben. Jewet1 lie prepAre 70
Il furnish the best Horsef and Carriage fuf
husineFs or pieasnre. ON the shortest aOticf
Bears atall times feadyto attent funerals ~
Stable on MarketSq .1earthe Post Office
Keuosba .: Wisconsin
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morality.


John Keller, OF Greensburg, Pa,
while grubbing on piece of land,
the Other day, unearthed countless
thousands of potato bugs, fat and
lively, and all ready for the summer
campaign. 1t has often been snb-
ject Of wonder to many where tile
bugs went TO in the fall. The above
i'll afford them sufficient enlighten-
ment, we trust, to enable them TO
rest easy on this matter in the tu~
ture. -..-- 1880. 80
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BGSEN g. REDEoS M, Manufacturer apc
I'D Dealers in all kin Of Furniture, Spring
Beds Mattressea UpF"lAtereC Goods. Cham bci
AMI Parlor Sets Re- made C0fiint always 81
hand Shop on Main near Wisconsin.
Kenosn ma j une %. Ia ~ rt rH.t ly0
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q OAn DICEFAU1. Shaving, Hair-cutting and
"A ;nampooilg Saloon. two doors north OF X.
Simmons store. Oldrazors sharpenedaDd repair
@. max Ladies and Children hair-cuiulg
pecialty, Come and try me. vE6-lyl
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WHERE LIFE SAVING STATIONS
ARE TO BE LOCATED ON THE
erR LAKES. "H

WASHINGTON, anuary e0.-The board
by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury recommend the establishments Of life
saving stations at the following points on
the lakes:
LAKE ONTARIO.
Mexico Bay, seven miles westward Of
s:ony Point. Mexico Bay, seven miles
eastward'of Nine Mile Point; Osvego and
Charlotte, life-saving stations complete
18.." III LAKE ERIE
Buffalo, q life-boat station.
Barcelona. PresQue Tsle, and Fairport,
lite saving stations complete.
Cleveland, life-boat station.
Marblehead and Sandusky, life-saving
stations complete. t..
.9ruta LAKE HURON
Point aux Barques, Tawas and Sturgeon
Point, life-saVing stations complete.
North Point, Thunder Bay. lifeboa'
station
Forty-mile Point, llfo-savlpg station
complete.
LAKE MICHIGAN.
Beaver island and the Maniton island
life boa, station; Point aux Bescies sati
Grand Pointe au Sable. life-saying sta
tions complete. "2 sd,
Grand Haven, Saint Joseph, Calunig
and Chicago. lfepoBt stations.
Crosse Point. a life saving station com
plete.
Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan ann
Twin Rivers Point, life aving stations.
LAKE SUPERIOR.
Between Whitefish Point and Point
au Sable four life saving stations com
plete.
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zOHNsuN's BOOK STORE,

MOHNSON'f BDOh 5IURE,
&w No 50 Main Street. tall andcOmplet
Assortmeutoi school Books, also Standa dand mie.
nellaneous Books. Writing and Wallpaper Sheet
Music and vari0 usarticles Of thetrade
8. G. JOHNSON.
1y15
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EGARN EssSHOP.
az MajuSt henosha,
ThesuDscriber wouId respectIullyin inform { h { pub
Hcthathe REPS constantly on hand nCullassoit-
ment goods in his liae. Harnesses. saddles
&c mad TO order. also, all kinds o repairing
doneon shortnOtice and atreasOnablerates
pHos EEGIIsg
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yawYRoN A. BA KER, Atternayand Counselor
l6a Law Real EstateAgent. and Justice .of IN 4
peace Conveyancine and Collection OF Claim
promptly attended to on Hbers lterns 0Glct
an bails stock, corr of Main and Park 'sts.
Wisconsin,
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rag AE2BGsEY VyOfsxS. Sfa ng8xt srsf ffw M
NB HUGGINSS 81 WtASHR II R, m
Ken0sha and Racine, Wis. 80 80 Y.
Monume ta1and GrsvestOne ayvSrk ex ec tlt etg III
he highest style ofthe art. yE8aaF ha# .naf d-
s.... IR. r. ROBERTS. agent,
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- NV ''"'"s9 Souls
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07


For Nep York.-lsi A NJ, 12.17, 12.47, o.42, p III.
Sundays 1.8l, A. NJ.
For RAiladslphia.. $50, SO $50, 1880, A.
NJ; 12.1I, 400, 4so. b.42, T.1n, 1924 Pm. Sundays
81, A. NJ; 445, $50, 1924, p. NJ.
$50, 7.lO, p. NJ. Sundays, 1882, 2:0s, A. M:
T10 P. M Sundays, 2.62, 2.03, A. NJ.
For Delaware r. R.-l2.b5, 1910, A. M. $50, p.
II. No sunday trains.
For Nes casts.-19b5 1910, A. M. LIS, $50, s.bo,
p. M. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading X. R.-e.3O, A. M. (;
Las, 5.16, P. N. Sunday trains. $50 p. Nj.
For Wilmington d. Western r. R-S.B0, and 1O.2b A.
M; 100. b.9b, P. NJ. Sunday ats P. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ns,e York.-l.os, A. NJ; Lib, 100, p. M.
Sundays, 1853, A. M.
From Phiiadelphia.-l242 1853, s.o8, A. M. 1900,
NJ; Lib, 400, 5.15, $50, 100, s.10 1883 p. M.
Sundays, 1919, 1.bs, 1905, A. M; 1875, p. n.
From Port Dsposit.-so4, A. M. No Sunday train.
From Baltiniore - 1.2l, 1925, A. M; 1901, 5.s9,
OLA p. NJ. Sundays III, A NJ. 1914, 7. M:
From Washington. : 1.9l, A. M. 1901, o.s2,
1914 P. M. Sunday, 1.2l, A. NJ. lola, P. M.
From Dsla.Dare r. R.-l0.1b, A M; e.4o, s.oo, p.
NJ. 10 Sunday trains.
From Neip Cdst.-S.00, 1915 A. NJ 40, 6.4o, 9oo
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Eilmington d Reading 3. R..s.1o, A. M. /;
From Wilmington & Western r. R.-I.bo lips A.
NJ. 1; $50, 100 p. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, 80, 1885, A. NJ. 1915, $50, 400, SIG 900,
6.46, $50, 11.30, p. NJ.
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Local HrevIties.

1''e ~ ''A''
49, "9oi ''ie iisn' stflpe go 10 runners
10 not DuS a iall nat without seeing Dubell about
BE sure and go on the X. Of p. excursion to-mor-
NV.
Great reuncuon M the price OF dress goods at
Lichtensteins.
Don't forget that the excursion to Glen Olden
comes OH Tomorrow.
Saturday was busy day nj the lth street taa atora
OF Houston & Prizer.
e,,.. /, .,..
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SERGEANT DANIEL o'NIELL HELD IN $4,000 BAL
FOR AN ILLEGAL ARREST.

SERGEANT DANIEL o'NfEIL HELD IN $4,000 BAIL
FOR AN ILLEGAL ARREST.
On Saturday last, Sergeant Daniel oNeil, of
the City Police, was held to bail in the sum Of
$4,000 at the suit of Captain William Y. swig-
gett, United States Mail Agent, for an alleged
illegal arrest on Tuesday last, the day Of the
Wilmington municipal election. August Bickta
became Mr. O'Neills surety in the sum required.
1t appears from the charge made against Ser
geant 0'Neill that disturbance occurred at the
polls in the Third Ward, on account OF a chal-
lenge to show naturalization papers, and the of
flcer in rushing to quell the disturbance passed
rested Mr.. Swiggett, who instead of participa-
ing in the disturbance was trying to get away
from the crowd The officer is also charged
with violent treatment on tie way to the police
Office, and roughly pushing Mr. Swiggett down
the steps to the city cells.
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City Susiusss 1irsfturu

AUCTICNEERs. '---'-->--.
I W. stidhsm a Son, Ill Il. 9Th strss,
Joseph r. Miller. 9Th and King etreets
BANKERS IL BROKERS.
R. R. Robinson 90. 400 Market stra.,
BARRIERS d. HAIR DREssRss
A Ashenbsch. 30 Market street
BELL RINGERS a. BILL posrs.s
a asa. " 55sias: ssss N.Y. n R.t $s,,a
BOOT& SHOE MAKERs, ana ma.
VIM Body. ". q Is u s aisst street.
s.SseeF CITY Br % aas IS saslRi H. ssrses
John 4 Morel.nd, 9Th and Poplar street,
6 ssa f Rabao9t is 4 as ssssss ,rss
CARPENTERS AND BUII.Dnx.
4 & bAs sSs shop Jhqyns bel Trout Rss lols
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
BrsbAne a DsMainvtlle 7Q Marka,.,,.
Geo. a. pavfs 6O2 Bhipley street
VIM II. Robinson. 1is}S II. it6 street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, q, JFwp.
Y. Bush. corner Seventh and Market stras,s
T. 5is 9 %. sss.' Is ksisns s. ssssst
COACH d. CARRIAGE mATRsIa.
WIN. Gresn %, H. COR. Sd and shiplsy street.
DRUGGISTS.
II. r. Bringhurst. si7 Market stree.
OVERS d. sCOURKRs.
Nicholas Jenney. 40 King street
FLORISTS.
TatnAll q Co. Delaware Avenue sud Js,,srson Az.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Thomas Y. Plummer, b02 Markst straat
Woolley Van Trump. $40 Market street
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
2 danes n M wst,0n "a s9n ~ Market street
John p. Douxhten, 1l0 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
HSas b %sl5sy 81 ~ Market street
William P. Webb soi Market street,
HARDWARE.
W. II. Blllsny, al4 Market stre,t
James Bro. Ot Market street.
L. b. Mcintyre, ae Market street
IRON d. STEEL.
VIM Green 4 Co.. 8. r. COR sd and sb,.,ss H.,
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. shipley. above I'd street,
LoOkING-GLAssRs &s FHA,,tsn
Elyood Dosne. 70 W. 9Th street
y. momonAxle, I'd and King street.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Cyrus stern, III Market 3 street, sssse''
Samuel Miller. Jr.. I08 Market sss ssss'
PAPER HANGINGs, SHAPES. 50
Joh 4 r Holt a., q and Market streets.
PLUMBERS AND GAS kI1prr.s
W. II. Gillespie. ais W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
syr n Gina pss65Si94stS s AZ AllmCads Bds 9Th aud %
III F Frazer, "a sSd ships; IL st9s street
W. II. Gilmore No. West stb stToa,
Samuel ". MoCaulley, 708 Market street ~. ali.
VIM MoOauiley Co., 6o6 Market street WV A1'
RESTAURANT Il BILLIARD RUa
Joseph Fuliner, bo4 and BOG Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
9roTsr .i Baker !. N. 0o;. 80 King street
Hew american Sowing Machine, us Market strss,
sToyEs, HEATERS. TINYARE. A.
James A. Anderson, 9io r. 9Th street
GOLFER and TEA DeaIera
Union Pacific Tea Company, Bla Market str.o
UNDERTAKERs.
Thos. J. Giles, al shipisy street
Y. b. Young, SIS Market street --,ssa ~. "A
INCONSISTENCIES.
henry Erwin. COS Washington Stree,
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Societies.


Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street
Herman Lodge No, 20, /. o. o. F.. Mt Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. g.
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall Gil Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. U. c. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge No. l, X of r., at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. Of G. F., at
McClary's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No. 7. n. of n
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. IL, /. 0. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets
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THE FORMATION OF THE COUNCIL coAIAuTTEEs-
NOTES RETwEEN MEssRs. BAKER, cASBY, AND
ADAMS.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 8, 1874.
Messrs. Wm. Cdaby, and John n. Adams;
GENTs
As you have formed the Committees of Coun-
Gil in connection with the Democrats, and as
snmed tile responsibility of removing Mr.. Pick
els from the Craftsmanship of Finance Col
Febiger from Water, and Opening Streets and
myself from Printing will you be KIND enough
to inform the people at large, your reasons for
10 doing. Please state whether there was any
mismanagement Of the various Committees en-
trusted to U.S. or any loss to the city, or any dis
honesty. upon our part, or any allowed by our
knowledge and consent by persons under our
control. | ask this that the people may know
the reason that you gentlemen. elected as Re-
Plblicans have acted thus.
Yours truly,
JOHN G. BAKEB
WILMNdToN, DEL, Sept 3, 1874.
Mr.. John G.. Baker;
Dear Sir Yours Of this date received. In
reply would say, that whatever action we have
taken with reference to the reorganization of
the Council Committees, has been taken in obe-
dience to what We believe to be the will of the
people, as expressed in the election. We dis
claim entirely any intention to reflect at all up-
on the personal integrity Of yourself, or any
other gentleman named in your note. Respect
fully yours. j. II. ADAMS,
WILLIAM CANBY
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fs-E 3 KUNKEus qITrER WAVE OF IRON.

Has never been known to fail In the cure of weak
ness attended with symptoms, indisposltion to ex-
ert!on, loss OF memory, difficult breathing general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous trem-
nnng, dreadful horror OF derth night sweats, cold
feet, weakness, dimness Of vision, languor, uniyer
sal lassltude OF the muscular sysle enormous APP
petlle, with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing
and eruptlOns on the face purifying the blood pain
N me back heaylness Of the eyeds, frequent black
spots nylng before the eyes, with temporary suffu-
SION and loss OF sight want Of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from weakness, and 10 resledy
mat use E. + kuRkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t
never fails. thousands are now enjoying health
VINO nave used II, Get the genuine. Sold only in
81 bottles. Take only T. F. Kunkels Depot and
once, No. 259 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
felt - 80 N'''''e'
Sold nv all DrnUuaita
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STOCK QUOTATIONS., AT l O'CLOCK TODAY.
Reported by Merrick, johnson Il Co., Bankers
Brokera 9th and Market Sts.l
New Adver.lsemenls, To-day.


Clam soup-J Fullmer, Brevity
Cheap hais-Dubell, Brevity
Linen Suits-M L Llehtenslein, Brevlly
Teas and coGees-Houston x Prlzer. Breyitt
Partaq as-Singles Il Sou. Brevity
Collars and cuffs-C Morgan, Breviiy
Mattrasses-L + Adair, Brevty
Grover 4 Baker, sewing machines.
Nice fts-Buxbaum, Brevity
wool : nd roal, Craven n armstrong, Breyity
Pailor furniture-J n j n harman, Brevlty
Fail overcoats-N Bayne, Brevity
X. OF p. excurs ion, brevlties
For sale or lease, surf House, J Qnigg
Coughs, colds, hoarsness, 3p
Polytechnic College 3p
West Penn Square Academy, 3p
Funeral notices
Scholarship wanted, Alex Chandler
Plummers nrst grand excursion
Exhibition, Prof Worcester
No ice-Citizens Loan Association
For rent-0filce room
For rent-A neat two story brick house
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The Public schools.

OPENING OF THE FALL TERN-A GOOD ArrES-
DANCE.
To-day the public schools of the city we're
opened for the fall term. Generally the atten-
dance has been good, and all the schools omen
with large number of scholars The higher
departments are unusually well filed and prom
Use to be more largely attend ed than last wear.
The work this morning, was to organize and
and commence the arrangement of classes.
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The Clayton House.


ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
George Copeland, st. Paul, MINI.
John J Nell, Phila.
Miss Beulah Hsnce, PhilA.
J R Lohand, Milford.
Miss Lohand,
O. Mccullough, Elkton.
Chas Hamsey, Phila.
s II Edgar, New Orleans.
VIM. Il. Newlin and wife, Phlla.
Geo Messenger and wife, "
F Fullmer, City.
John W Grace, Baltimore.
]. W. Kribs,
Ed G Dimmick, Msuch Chunk.
JW SWEET, City.
w r Postles, a."
f l. Knoland, N. y.
Jas + Mum x VT"
W D Griesemer, Reading, penna.
Walter Lea, Baltimore.
| H d Knowles NJ D., Lewes.
+ l. Holmes, City.
II NJ Mcintyre, Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07

Unt ufIlnK.
Frederick Monday, for disorderly conduct, WAS
nned ", required to pay the costs and held in
5000 bail to keep the peace.
Isaac Lukins, for assault, was held in a2O0
bail for his future good behavior.
was fined So and cost.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07

~ Sia is often the result of physical -health and
feeble slomachs. During one-thrd of our time the
process of digestion continues. To be dyspeptc Is
10 be miserable; dyspepsia is the foundation of fe-
vers and all diseases OF the blood, liver skin and
Kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the virtues Of the
vegetable ingredients in that great purifier of the
blood and restorer OF health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters. aupA-4w
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07

ss-Siee zoe hare been getting our coffee Of Bow
man, we have no cause for complaint; and though
not much Of tea drnker, we natter ourselves that
we know the iticle when we drinl4it Bowman can
suit US; his stores are oil and second and King.
When you want anything in his line we advise You
10 20 there.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-07
OBJECTION NOTICE

IL OFFICE OFT
THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY,"
September 3D. 1874.
The annual meeting OF this society will be held al
their ONCE, on Monday, the eth day Of September
nst,l from 10 to II O'Clock A. NJ TO elect Is Mana
gers for the ensuing year.
ALBERT W. SMITH, Treasurer,
1870 Market street.
The Managers elected will meet in the evening Of
the next day. Septic hber sth, at O'Clock, TO orga-
niZe the Board. spD9-1t