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Local EEreyItIes.

sunset ut bas
Coal viii soon go up-buy now.
90 to Dubel for hats, ,nf course.
The woods ara putting on their fail c0lOrs
The MdlIet0wn Fair Is making great Stir.
Ladies shoos made 10 order at 9th ia Orange
The real eslat business IL not lively, Just now
PatsOnze the shoe store at 9Th 4 orange streets
When hungry, try Fullmers reed birds ami he sat.
lsheh
Furniture repaired amt vanished NJ tdail-. 4it
4 King
Send fora catalogue Of 'ratna Il cor rulhs with
ont delay.
Ready -inadc shoes for ladies' AT pennington's ath
4 orange.
Great reduction Ladies' Travelling busters and
Pul0naise NJ liehtenstens.
Tine Loan Associations are proving harden u
sJuie men In these hard fumes.
look at Morgans display of neck-iius al dsl Mics.
kei street. as yon pass that way.
stone. the lime Durner, cannOt make all The lime
ne can SELL Tue deinNDd II 50 great.
The Grover Baker Sewing Maehiac j. a great
fyorte in ana around Mldhetown.
BOwniinl, we hear, has come To be 'uuiic tile head
quarters FOR line teas at fair prices.
Staple groceries us well ~ choice teas and cofecs
al Houston Prizors store, II f. 4th street.
Gonert, the Iaor. is one Of the most courteous
men IN town, and tries "a satisfy his custOme in
every case.
he time has now arrived that YOU should no
longer delay in having Bayne 10 take ynur measure
for that fall OveIcOat.
Bux9alm is now ready to wait on his customer,
with elegant lai garments for boys Young men, the
InliileaRed aud the aged
IL is no common stun that Singles 4 eon put into
men siar-ialned laraga cigars. the only genuine
| Pa las made in this town.
! Have you had any OF those line No. L., % choce
lhess nacbere OF Bowmins? II not, then ynu nav,
| certainly MISSED something delicious
/ he 1t remembered that tile Enterprise Co. 40 .2O
| Market street, sell not only nae furniture but the
| cheaper grades at prices that VIII astonish sou.
Every one should huy where he can get the bc,i
| Tor the lenst money This Will prove true, in pur-
| chasing bats at W. +. Wehb's, 500 Market street
Bowman has found las we presume he expecte,D
an Increase OF Gales follow decrease in prices NJ
Coffee and amongst those who get their supplies Of
| him. and their name Is legion, we have veto hear
the first complaint as to quality Ills stores are az
| II wei known, OIL and "a aud King street.
As we have stated before in these columns W.
town people ought to encourage that most excellent
grocery store u the \. W. corner OF 9Th ~ orange
| streets. Robinson keeps good and fresh stock NJ
kefoceres that can be relied on as 10 quality and
E1Tice~. ni- teas, especially deserve mention
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vRAnss LEAVE WILMINGTON,
For Ns'O York1si, A. NJ, 12l7. 1919, o.4s, P. NJ.
FIR PhiladelpRsa-l.s $50, $40, $50, 1890, A.
NJ 1919, 800, a.4b. 6.42 I.1o 10.A Pm. Sundays,
.e1, A. NJ; 4.45, $50, 1924, P. NJ.
For BaifimoTe.-12.b2, 900, 1902, A M. 1.28,
a21, 1lu p. NJ. Sundays, 1902 2.0s, A. M.
For Rdshington.-12.52, 2.0s, A. M; f268, LES,
10, P. M. Sundays, 1883, 2.O3, A. M.
For DeiraodTe r. R.-12.o5, 1910, A. d.. 6.a5, p.
II. NO sunday trains.
For Netc cds1s-12b5, 1910, A. Nj. l9o e.sb, $50,
r. NJ. No Sunday trains
For Wilmington and Reading n. R.-680, A. NJ.
Las, b.15 T. M. Sunday trains. $50 p. NJ.
For Wilmington HesteTn r. R--10.so A. M b.so,
P. NJ. Sunday ats P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ner York,-1.Bs, A. NJ; LIZ, 100, T. M,
Sundays, 1.E9, A. Nj.
From philadelphia l.bs, $50, A. NJ; 1900
NJ; lib, 400, a,i5 $50, 100 $40, 1855, p. NJ
Sundays, 1919, 1.58, 1905, A. NJ. 1885, P. NJ.
From Port Deposf.-s0l, A. NJ. No sunday train
From baltimore. - 1871, 1895 A. Nj 1907, 5.32,
Ola, p. NJ. Sundays, 12l, A. NJ: 1913, T. NJ.
From Washington. = 1.21, A. Nj 12.0I, b.B2i
1914, p. M. Sunday, 1.2l, A. NJ; 10.14, P. nj.
From Delaicare r. R.-lO.1b, A. NJ; $40, sbo, p.
NJ. 70 Sunday trains.
From Neiu Cdste.-s.00, 1918, A. NJ. 4e0, 645 $50
2. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading X. R..-9.10, A. NJ.
3.12, Z 90, p. NJ. Sunday train nix a. NJ.
From Wilmington d Weetsrn Il. R.-I.so, A. NJ.
9.1b P. NJ.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1890 A. NJ. 1915 2s0, 400, b.io. 500
GAS. $50, l1.Sv, +. M.
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rsearning TO chew.

A JUVENILE sNoKrSa AND CHEWING CIRCLE, AND
WHAT CAME OF 1T.
On Saturday evening, after dark, a half dog
en- or more boys, ranging in age from six to
twelve years, might have been seen sitting in
circle on the wet ground at Seventh and Madison
streets, learning to smoke cigars, and chew to-
bacco. OF course all the 'sold sogers' of cigars
and dilapidated guilds had been raked up for the
occasion, and the boys were having good time.
The "best man" was the one who could smoke
the longest, chew the most, and squirt Juice the
farthest to say nothing as TO who could use the
most disgusting and profane language.
No doubt, some OF the parents of these chill
dren we're pleased that the "dear little limo
cents' had found way TO relieve the tedium
of the passing hours. We do not know that any
thing serious occurred to any Of the boys upon
that particular occasion, except the injury to
general character morals and health, but we
we do know that on Sunday fore
noon lad from the same neigbor-
hood retired to a carpenter shop, on a vacant
lot near by, where lie expected to have unres-
trained liberty in learning to use tobacco. Max
ing too free with this liberty, he consumed 40
much that he fell over in an insensible condi-
ton, his face turning purple and the blood refus-
ing regular circulation. In this condition, lie
was carried home, where consciousness by tho
aid of restoratives returned again.
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Two drunks and the usual penalties
Alon2o Williams, for being disorderly, re-
quired to pay the costs and fined 81, and was
held in 800 bail FOR his future good behavior.
Nathan Williams, for assaultng Joseph Wal
ker, was fined 81 and held IN 5000 bail for his
future good behavior.
Enoch Rash aud Preston Hash We're each lined
so cents and costs for being diaorderly In con-
duet, and were held in $500 bail for their future
good behavior.
Chas Sass and Pat Sardlner for being drunk
and dsorderly were each required to give bail
to the amount Of 1900 for their future conduct.
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o. o. f.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

Il IIsVTT Us-NI1 FUN HIN TINB.
Sealed Proposals will he received by the under
signed up to 0 O'Clock =. W., Of WEDNESDAY,
September 30th 1914, Tor printing five hundred (;00
copies OF the journal of the II. W. Grand Lodge OF
Delaware I. o. D. f.
Estimates TO include price per page for compose
tun, paper presswurs. covers ami binding. size
OF pag to he the same as that adopted hy the Grand
Lodge Of the United States.
Paper TO weigh 60 EUnnds t0 rcaim sheets 81
by 8s inches Proceedings proper To hc set in small
plea old style; communications, addresses, resOlu-
lions, reports OF colnlni'eVs Ac, To he set in hour
gcois Old style
Estimates 70 include also three hundred 800
copies dolded aud stitched of the reports nj the
tirand Onicers-which are 10 hr printed and drliy-
cred on or before October 49, t51lan The type kept
standing for the Journal without extra charge there
for.
The work must be iirsi-rlass, and delivered AT the
olco of the Grand Secretary within three %, weeks
atsr the receipt OF copy Proofs mnst he inr she'd
The right tn reject any ar all bids is reserved
ISAAC W HALLAM,
sem2l,lt Grand Secretary.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS

/ ron
BUILDING AN INVERTED SEWER IN NINTH
STREET,
Commencing on the East side OF Walnut Street and
connecting with ssweT at kirkwood street.
Sealed proposals will be received by the street
Committee, at the oilce Of the Street Commissioner
UNTIL THURSDAY, SEP TENDER 9iTn, 1874
At o'clock I'm.
For digging and filling of the ditch. aud hauliup
away the surplus earth; the ditch TO he feet ms
deep, connecting with sewer at klrkwood Street
and continuing the same depth with the rrQuaI
grade the street to Walnut street. and 10 lie butt
OF hard brick feet in the clear, an of incl
walls, Ia in half mortar and half cement,
The right to reject any or all bids is re .eryed,
WIN. CANDY.
sep2l o. Chairman Of the Street Committee
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ARRIVALS uP TO noon. TO-DAY.
Geo Batten, Phila.
] W Graf, & wife, n. Y.
5 Morris, Chester Co.
J II Walker, Middletown, Dol.
L Garesche, San Francisco.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
Chas Ramsey, Phila.
Mrs. CASTOR, Trenton, \. j.
VIM Calhoun, \. Y.
Chas A StetHon, e
Horatio Stone, Washington.
Il V Kitfeld, Boston.
W Mondarrat, n. Y.
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i AUcTIoNREH.
IL AUCTIoNEERs,
No. 0. East Fourth Street.

DLEAsE RECOLLECT ,,,o
Il THAT YOU WILL FIND
Blank Books, writing Papers,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, ,,..o.s
slaie Pencils, Lead Pencils
Steel Pens, school States, ,,..
Mucilage, Inks Penhoaen'
Pocket Knives, Wallets, Travelling Bags anu
Satchela.
Fancy articles In great variety and all etlef sln~
of Stationery AT X. =. X. DUTLHhH,
420 Market bues'
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1v-R. =. KUYKEps BlTTRR VINE OF Iaoy.

has never been known to fail In the cure Of weak
uess attended with symptoms, indisposlton to ex-
ertlon, loss of memory, difficult breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous treln-
bling, dreadful horror of derth. night sweats cold
feet, weakness, dimness of Vision, laDguor, unyer-
sal lassltude Of the muscular SYSTEM enormous 9p-
petite, with dyspeptc system, hot hands, flushing
" the body dryness Of tile skin, pald countenance
and erupons on the face, purifying the blood pain
the back heavness of the eyelids frequent back
sion and loss of sight want OF attention. etc These
SIMPSONS all arise from Weakness and to remedy
that use X. i. KuHkcls Bitter Wine OF Iron.
never falls. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t, Get the genuine. sold only IN
81 Dottlee. Take only E. Il. Kunkel's. Depot ani
office, No. $50 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Il Is sold only in 81 bottles, with photograph q
Tue Proprietor on each wrapper, all other Is counter
felt.
Sold by all IrnQRsits
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A SSIGNEE's SALE

FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, by Catalogue.
SEPTEMBER 29d AND 2sd. 1914, at 10 o'clock NJ.
at No. 22s MARKET STREET.
The following described 1rst-class furniture con.
slst ng OF chamber suits bedsteads, bureaus anu
wasbstands, parlor suits, sofas and chairs, largr
easy and turkish chairs, lounges and mattresses ~
dles and gents writing deskA, book-cases, sur
boards marble top tables. boquet and card tables,
ooklng-glas- es, camp chairs aud Stools chlldren
rocking and high Stools clearinghouse f0ot-stooI'
ottomans, pinno-stoos, hat and clothes racks Dooh'
shelves, parlor corner cos ets umbrella STANDS lnu
Sic stands t0we-racks, library etep-ladders lsIgr
assortment or rocking chairs. lambrequins anu VIII
dow cornlsheH, large assortment OF window snsuep;
plain, fancy and Holland. fixtures and rollers OF ~
descriptions fixtures for venetian blinds, muslin oe
tickng, hair cloth and oil CLOTH large assortment
OF terry, furniture gimp and silk cors, picture core
and iassels Howe sewing Machine. Marvin saie,
lnew) hrsi-cass hair picker, Hoovers ceeprs.esd
bedsteat and reclining chairs, WI sons patented
adjustable Medical chair, letter press, counting
house desk, hair, tow, husk. moss tacks, anu many
articles too numerous TO mention.
sepl5-7t ROBERT II. JONES, Assignee'
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Ig-Lo0Ri L0OKT LO0Kl
kELIY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.

II Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
turn.
II will make you strong and give you new life.
sion.
It Is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
Il viii do all that ionic viii 10 without liquor To
stunlRte. IL Is pot Wine OF Iron. Try IL. doctors
prescribe 1t. Clt gy recommend II. Thousands
have been cured with it. Suffer no longer. send
and get q circular. See what IL has done.
For sale by smith Il Painter, e. Rringhurst Co.,
L. NcInall DR.. and Druggists generally. apr2-ilm
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WoRK RESUMED. The work on the new city
basin which had been suspended during the Wet
weather was resumed yesterday with a large
force OF worlrmen, and will be pushed rapidly
forward while the good weather continues. No
damage was done to any Of tho deep trenches
and drains during the recent storm.
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SE- We direct the attention of our readers tu Tue
nrst-class establishments or Mr.. w. Il. Bowman the
grocer 5l1 King and Second and King ois Mr.. BIS
reputation for goods Of the best quality and low
price is unexceled in town. In fine teas he stands
preeminent whllo everything else in his line he
found there, always OF the best and ut the lowest
cost prices. Mr.. BIS success can hut encourage
Others
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sg-H isould b. difficult TO estimate the enormous
amount Of happiness the pleasant and afabe Charles
Kyle dispenses In the course OF summer to the
public on the corner OF second and Market street.
Charles is nearly always there, IN a good humor,
with his oranges, bananas peanuts, and especially
uia elegant ice cream, that the people like 30 well
and there everybody goes, or ought 10, OF a warm
day TO refresh himself or herself. Chariey Ia one of
the best natured men ia town, and his ice cream Is
famous all over the world. AT this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and deserted. VISIT
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sG-1Re Bar-TOonl Remedy for all ailmen' Is Rum
Bttters, surcharged with Fusel OIL deadly element
rendered more &c i've by the pnOgenG astrlngents
with which 1t is combined. II your stomach Is weak
aud liver bowels dRordered strengthen and Tegil-
late them with VINEGAR BIITERs a purely Yegeta-
bic Alternative and Aperieni, free from alcohol and
capable OF iniusing new vitality into your exhaust
ed system. sep2l-4w
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concert alsi hop, which some OF the ladies and
gentlemen connected with the fair held last
evening at the Institute. was very pleasant
and successful affair. About sixty couples
were on the grand promenade The music was
excellent and the dancing good. 1t was , O'Clock
before the party broke up.
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THE MoRouco TRApE.-AmoDg those OF our
morocco manufacturers who are able to make q
good report of the past years business is the
firm of Chas. Baird Il Co., on West Third St
At this time last year, they were dressing about
600 skins day, but they are now working an
average of 700 to 500. They employ as many
hands rs at this time last year.
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CITY TIE m s.

~ Wednesday, Thu, sdoy aud Friday, september
ssd, 2ith and 2bth passenger car will be attached
10 fast freight train leaving Wilmington a. A. M,
stopping az stations b-tween here and Middletown,
for he purpose of accommodating passengers who
wish to attend the Peninsular Fair. Sen22-3t
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
IA OF THR


ENTIRE STOCK or DRY GOODS,
JAMES II. CHAMBERS, DECEASED,
At Public Auction, In the City OF wilmington,
NO. 3is MARKET STREET,
Commencing on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF Sep.
TEMPER, 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ,
and continuing every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
az O'Clock. and every Wednesday and saturday
morning al O'clock until the entire stock shall BE-
disposed of.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF DRY
GOODS EVER OFFERED AT AUCTION IN
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
Consisting Of cloths, cashmere black silks, mo.
hairs, alpacas, debege, silk pop'ln, merlnos, wool
plaid, mohair tlaids empress oths, wool delanes,
calico, percales, gingham, drilling. chintz, muslin
nannels, table llnens, towels, napkins, ticking Iane
covers, umbrellas, parasols, crash Japanese pop
nus lawns, grenadne, valeataa, hernanies. plquei
wooden yarn, hosiery, gloves, sewing silk bread ana
cotton, plaid muslins nansook. swiss, victoria awn'
pongee, oamels hair CLOTH moreens, paisley aud ban-
ket shawls counterpanes, floor and table oil cloth.
window shades, RoOl blankets comfOrtable5, crepe
wells, fronting linen, ladies' and gents merno under
wear, blue driliiDg denim, checks, velVeteen Iel'
sklrts, Dnttonss grain bags stoves looking. RlAss.
store desk, counters and fixtures, Silk case, pof'
table heater
To be sold without reserve.
AMY T. CHAMBERS, AdmnlBtlatrx
L. w. sTIDHAh son, Auctloneers. seplo-iN
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B-DIAM0lvD JEHELRY Specially. Amcr-
can and imported watches IS karnt, solid gold rings,
ladies and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry In every
variety also clocks Of prices to suit the times at T.
Y, 9ay's old established stand, No. e22 Market st.,
Ailadelphia.
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ES-For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider Vinegar,
20 to Bowman's, bill and Second and King, and
thereby (and there buy save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase of interior
articles.
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II Baboock & Bro, 2, and q, Market sreet,above
Second are determined TO sell oil their lastine
goods at any price, to get them out OF their way as
they going to have large stock OF Fall goods In
few days, Call and get q pair.
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ALI the above races to he governed INV tho ,,,as a,
the National Association - '"o '"ie' VI
heats IN each days races may be trotted alter
Horses 70 be called at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
In the event Of any horse dlstancinV the Ea,d
IL WIN ne awarded the frst money only. sepqg-st
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sK-No. go
No. a,g


Removed in few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until tine entire worm with
mead passes. Refer those AFFLICTED To residents OF
tnecity whom have cured, that had taken in vain
turpentlne, and so-ealed specigcs, AMI all known
remedies. Or. T. II. Kunkel, No. $50 y. Ninth St.
Philadelphia. Advice free. Removed tape worm
ADD see specimens at office. seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed.
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principle Of National Unity which was the ground
work Of the nation.
After vote of thanks TO Mr.. o'Byrne, the
meeting adjourned
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aS-Yoii had better call in at Bdbcock d BROS No.
x06 and 20s Market street, and get pair OF those
lasting gaitIes That they are selling so cheap 1t will
poy YOU
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~ Mems cloth gai ers selling very cheap al Bah
cock Bro ~, 2U5 and 20s Market street,
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I ING PROTECTORS.

Made from finest lambs wool. Covers the chest
both front and back. Is made OF one piece of ma
terial passing over the shoulders and fitting I'M close
to the neck, thereby afordlng effecina protectinn
from cold 10 the respiratory organs and recommend
ing themselves TO the ordinary perception OF All
thoughtful persons For sale by
r. DRJ SaHuRST n Co
Cor Sixth and Market Streets.
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BoARp or TRADE.--The regular meeting Of the
o'clock. at the rooms in the Masonic Temple.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
,rnc Temperature, To-aay.
Railroad Hours,

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
ASA. n, 81 ALP NJ, 69'
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Enst aud found.

/ OST-ON MONDAY NIGHT LAST A
IL gold tpatenD sleeve button with rose cut on
the face. The finder will receive Il liberal reward
ny leaving IT AZ 4. w. NOLEN,
sep22-3t 2l0 West 4lh street.
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horticultural exhibitions.

49,
TyHE FIRST
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
PENINSULA AGRIouLTuRAL
AND
PoMOLoGIcAL ASSOCIATION,
VIM be held on the New Fair Grounds,
AT MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE, ON
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER %, 81 and %. 1874
PREM UMs...... ..,.............,.. .....so'o0o
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To be invariably awarded by competent and dis
Interested judges OF the respective classes OF Horses
Cattle Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Fruits Flowers,
Agricultural Implements. Mechanical Arts OF the
various Kinds and the display OF Household Sklll.
Agrcultursts, Pomologists, Horticuturlsts Ponler-
ers, Grazers, Mechanics and Housewives are re-
spectfully invited 10 become exhibitors.
The Executive Committee have enclosed beautl-
full piece OF land OF about twenty-five acres short
erected commodious buildings for the display OF all
Kinds of Products and for the comfort and safety nl
Stock They nave also laid out very superior hall
mile Trottng Course, for the exhibition OF trained
horses In 1risls OF Speed.
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PRAYER MEETINGS CoNTINuED.--The Union NJ.
L. Sunday School Prayer Meeting will be con-
tinued this evening and probably longer ii the
religious interest increases. Several Of tho
Sunday School scholars have been converted and
have Joined church, SINCE the reV val commenced
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RANK STOCKS AT AUCTION.

ID
VIII lac Sold az Public Sale at our Auction Room un
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT, 20, 1874, NJ
O'CLOCK.
Bank Stocks, as follows:
M SHARES FIRST MAJ IONAI. BANK hT0Ck.
~ SHARES UNION NATIONAL BANK sfOCR
SHARES or THE NAT IONAL BANK OF
DELAWARE.
The above stock will be sold In lots IN suit pur
chasers. seple-it