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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14
Household
Panacea
= 'st AND
/ zg "a .si
FANNY.
Eminent.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

8aDDY 3o1lo9 Tor Yeang LEA from tho
e0bSe1 - Errors md Abuses In early Nfe.--
Manhood restored. Impe0lmsnts to Marriage
EoGnOvsa. New nsthod Of treatment. New
aA0 esznaskAble remedies. Books and Clrcu.
lorp eent ffse. tn seAled snvslopes Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 9o0th
Ninth St, phflAdslphta. PAN Institution
having high reputation for honorable 0Ous
dust and PROFESSIONALISM deca3 dWtm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

The Blade says: THE "wonaan's
movement" h8s broken out with re-
no we'd force In Polla. They tie Q
hand kerchisf around their heads, take
sups : carpet and stand around and jaw
the. hired girl.
Same way here.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Go 10 Park . Sons fof Owsss Potato
Plants. Thsy claim supssioe article -
they azs grown in hot bsds thses % four
weelD longer than uAna. Hot 81 thc
plAaAs tAsehy aSs veil sspplisd With root
lsts that give support 70 tho plants. AlaD
he Canada Victor Teuatces sssliast 10 the
mazAsGe ealsa se [mAysdlw2sw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Ames has raised fund to conteGt
with Neyada the county seAt, md the
building of . new Court House.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

For Ans Rsmhgands Photographs, % 10
Hovss's gallery IN P. O. Block ON market
81. nova d&W
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Young man, II you SO West, avoid
Lincoln, Nebraska. The fathers Of
that outrageous settlement compel
their daughters to retire at seven
o'clock, no matter how many beaux
are around. 49, gN6s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

II yon want bargains, go to Robin
son Bros, thoy are receiving splen-
did sstock, and are selling goods at the
lowest cash price prices. d5t&w1t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

~ Sweet Potato Plants It Mo6atts
Garden, Bling your baskets, but leave
your dofs At home. 4w3t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Recollect the Concert at Lewis
Opera House, Oh Thursday night
Profs. Rhecm. Slaughter and Inger-
man, Messrs Cappssnd Stewart, Mrs.
Chris Auwerda, and Misses Emma
Zimmerman, Squhss, Williams, Ber-
tina and Rose Roemer have volunteered
TO, assist ii the Concert. The Cornet
Band have also rendered their services.
II win be- the best concert of the sea-
son. Sss go
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Senator Mcintyre has gone over TO
the anti-monops. One by one tho
pure, the good, the immaculate the
incorruptable and the virtuous, leave
ne. Now, If McCoun, of Bedford,
would only 20, there would be noth-
ing but the husks, the scabs and bob
tails of the Republican party Loft.
The above from the Page County
Herald makes an announcement - to
Senator Mcintyre which will surprise
no one who knows the man referred to.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14
LOCAL NOTICEo.

i. 81. Hawks has q eI.2t . splendid
two button Kid Glove.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

3 l~Sweet Potato and late Cabbage
PLANTS for sals IN large or small quantities,
by J. II. MYERs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

SsY1sYCHoMANCY, OR sOur. CHAR
NINo." How sither sex may fascinafe ana
galn the love and affections Of any perSou they
sAOosc in1tantly. This, silnpas nanfal acquire
soecther VITA I Marriage 6side. E1ypaaa OF1cle,
DreaiEs, Hints to Ladies'. A queer book. l9aOud
sold. Address T. WILLIAM . Co, PubllsAeD,
Philadelphia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Keoknk boasts of ain1sn who has
lived seventeen years with his wife
and moved during that time seventy
two times. He ought to be translated.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Meets AZ the nrss Tuesday evening In each Roath
at the ONCE Of DR.. Williamson
A Bylaw Of the Eociety drops from LIST OF mem
baFs, any member failing to attend meeting fof
SIX or twelve months. Manbes are:
DR.. r, ]. DoUGLAse, once Green Street,
~ !" s. @. MCCUIL0U0H, Main
I, s n 8. u. THRALL, a. - Second
g. r. FOSTER, Main
i sM =" ,. WILLIAMSON r y" -
WI. ORk. Second
20 a. 9. n. NyfCHxLL, " Main =
]. G. HIEskY. 9reen street.
'H =" b. L. LAfHRoP, is "a"
i" b. r. HYATrss ! Chillc0the. s4ttvs
81 C. 8. LIVE. secy. once Green street
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

To close out spring sales Osage No. extrs
% -ortsa PAnte 81 80 per 1000: No. 2 good
Plants rs cents per 1000; Apple Trees
cents each. JAMEs g. CHAPPELI.
m1S w1.0td*
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

There isno pain which the Cen
taur Liniment viii not relieve no
swelling 1t viii not subdue, and no
lamcness which 1t will not cure.
This Is strong language, but It Is
-frue. 1t has produced more cures
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Fine selections 81 Wal Paper, Cloth and
Paper Curtains a Williamson 3 Kelley's at
the lowest prices. m7w4t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

Three hundred and four pupils were
absent from tbs public schools Of Of
tnmwa on Friday by reason OF the
measles. This does not include one
entire room that was dismissed. At
this rate there will soon be enough
measles in the city to 60 oil around
with some to spare for any enterprise
Ing town that may want to raise :
crop Of them this season.-9ate CITY.
Mr.. Gate "them measles" are rap
idly playing "oud, }" and II you want
any you must come soon. a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

mye and Her.
ses = l0 Wears Practice
DR.. JAMES CAMPBELL,
OF Dea Nolnes, win visit Ottumwa at PlAAtsr's
House ON the 18th Of each month, for one day
only, Agency City 18th and 18TH, and El0omaeld
At Wilson House for four days only, commencing
On the 10Th OF each month. I-wly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-14

- -. D. THRALL,
CA1lFnaA nspohIioeA 90. Cs@tral Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22

EUk SAFE OR EXCHA >GE- DE-
IL srabe residence, $50 West street. situated IN
one of the best mprov. squares in the city and no
nicer lOcatiob for a private residence; all In good
order and everything 10 make II comfortabl on
very easy terms nr would he exchanged for q
smaller lass property. Apply TO
alAS-N N-MkSlM NJ IL REV NOI.OS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
City Politics.

THE ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS NoMINArIoNs-
FURTHER CHANGES IN THE COUNCIL PROSPECTS.
Between O'Clock and Z, this afternoon,
candidates will be nominated for Assessor and
Collector Of City taxes-one person each in the
Northern and Southern Districts. The former
inclnies all the city North Of 9th St and the
latter South of it. In the former, the Republl-
cans have large majority at the election, and
four candidates desne the nomlnasion Edmund
Provost, John W. Gnfirh, Alexander Chandler,
andC onellus FIpps.
In the Southern district, no names OF candi-
dates have been formally announced, though
John +. Frock and ID. +. Stewart have been
named for tile place.
In the Seventh Ward, the announcement yes
terday. that William NJ. Canby and Col. A. IL.
Grimshaw consented to serve on Citizens Re
form Ticket created All extraordinary degree Of
public interest, and the subject was remarked
upon all over the city. From the expressions OF
the voters Of the Ward there is no doubt thai
they will get heavy vcte, and their election Ii
| By many confidently expected The straight
forward honesty of Mr.. Cauby, aud the inde
pendent energy Of Col G.imshsw are character
stes which, 1t is said are much to be desired
for members Of Council, and tile experience botl
OF them have had in public affairs will be of val
| ue to the ty's interests.
Neither Clas. W. ralley nor VIM. NJ Csnb,
are candidates at the Republican nomination II
| the Seventh ward, tnlb afternoon. Inllemmi
| Chandler, in card elsewhere printed, also de
clines beng . candidate. The names proposed
for the one year term, we are notified, are thos'
OF II. F. Dure, P. W. Mcdowell, NJ. L. Licnteu
stein. Joseph Il. Phillips is the only persoi
named for the two-year term.
George j.. Rice positively declines being
candidate for the Republican nomination in TIL
Fourth ward, to-day and a card published b.
his friends Is presented elsewhere.
In the 10Th Ward tickets for the Republican
nomination, bearing the name of p. II, Peterson
for Council, are circulated with Andrew Thomp
son for Inspector, and james Reece for Asss
tant
Capt. T.. }. Dougherty, Chairman of the Re
publican City Committee stated, this morning
that Republican nominations for Council wou
he held this afternoon in the lst, End, 4th, 9Th
7th, 9Ch. and l0th Wards. Itappears that thes
arrangements must have been made siuce yes
terday, as the Captain then had not heard o
them. The time for nominating in the sid, 5tl
and s-h Wards is not yet stated.
The Democratic nominating committee has re
ported the following candidates for the nomins
ton Of tlat party for Assessor and Collector
Northern district, Jehu Pyle rhos. J. Bowen
Southern, Edward Farmar. The nomination vi
take place ON Tuesday evening, next, from
o'clock to 5.
In the Ninth Ward last evening, the Demo
Gratis nominated Martin Farrell for Council. IL
il grocer. doing busines over lith st. bridge
on East 18th St. near Forrest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
Churches Tomorrow.

The congregations Of the West and CentrL !
Presbyterian churches will worship together To-
morrow at To- u IN. in tue West Church. corner
of Sth and Washington streets. preaching by
Rev. j. r. Conkey, pastor of the Central church
At p. M, the three congregations OF the West
Central and Hanover st. Presbyterian churches
Will worrhip together III the West church. preach
ing By Iev. L. Marks, pastor of the Hanover st.
church. Strangers and the pubic generally are
cordially invited to both services.
Calvary church. 81 and Washington streets,
will be re-opened for Divine service, tomorrow,
at u a. m, and : to p. IN. Sunday school
at a. IN.
Preaching tomorrow morning at 10 at tine
Second Baptist church, corner of French and
Fourth st eets, bg the pastor, Rev. Alex. Mac.
Arthur All are cordially invited.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs will occupy the pulpit OF
Asbury Church as usual, tomorrow, notwlth.
standing the summit camp meeting.
/ Preaching III Grace NJ. T. Church tomorrow
I at t%oclock A. NJ, by Rev. 4. B. Miller
Rev. Geo. E. Jones will preach in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, sabbath morn
ing at l0,s o'clock
Preaching tomorrow in Scott NJ F.. church, a
I l0ls o'clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. M, by tn,
( pastor, Rev. J. Oven Sypherd.
There Will no service in st. Pauls N. L. churcl
| or sabbath school, tomorrow.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church. Rev. q
W. Folwell, having returned from his summe
vacation will preach tomorrow morning; praye
meeting in the evening at 4 to O'Clock.
Hanover church, preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the pastor, Rev l.. Marks. In the even
ing by the same at West Presbyterian church
All arc cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.


For Neg York-1,s, A. NJ 12.lT, l2.42, o.42, P. M.
For Paiiadeiphia-lsi, $50, $40 $50, 1880, A.
NJ; 1917, 800, 4.A5. b.42, us, 1924 PM Sundays,
81, A. NJ; 445, $50, 1923, r. IA.
For Baltfnlore.-12o2, 208, l0.02, A. NJ; l.2s,
snL 7.lU, r. NJ. Sundays, 1852, 2.0s, A. M.
M Eashington.-12.b2, 2.0S, A. NJ, 1855, LIS,
In. p. N. sundays, l2.62. 2.03 A. M.
For neiapare z. R-l9os, 1910, A M; 6.so, p.
Il. No sunday trains.
FOR Ness casfls.-lY.b5, 1910 A. NJ 1.2o, 6.S5, $50
P. M. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading x. Re- 30, A. NJ.
Las, 5.l5, P. M. Sunday trains 3 20 p
For Wilmington Dc Festera r. R-SA, and lO.1b A.
NJ l.s0. o.S5, P. NJ. Sunday at p. Nj.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ne,s York.--1.cs, A. M; Lib, 100, P. M
Sundays, 1853, A. M.
FFons Philadelphia. 15s, s.o6, A. NJ; 1900
NJ; lib, 400 SIS, $50, 100, $40, 10.b5, p. M
Sundays, 12.42, 1853, 1905, A. NJ. 10bs, p. M.
From PORT Deposit.-e.0i, A. NJ. No Sunday train
From Baltimore. - 1.2l, 1925, A. NJ; 1901 o.s2
Ola, P. NJ. Sundays, 1.21, A. M. 10.14, ?: M.
From Rashington. . i.2l, A. NJ; naeI, o'S2
From Delaware r. R.-i0.l6, A. NJ; 40, 9.5o,
NJ. 20 Sunday trains.
From Neip Cdstle.-S00 1918, A. M. 440. 6.4o, 9.5o
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R.-9.l0, A. NJ.
912, I 80, p. NJ. Sunday train ll.1I \. NJ.
From Wilmington d WsstTn X. R.-1oo, ll.zo A
NJ; $50, 100 P. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
l24e, $780, 1880, A. NJ. 1a1b, 2So, 400, SIS, 600
d.45. $50, 1i.s0, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
Local EsrevIties.
sunset G.47.

sunset Al b4I-
Buxb8um, the q 'ihler.
POard of Edlca ion wi meet Oh Monday.
A picnic Is being h III at Mt. Cuha to-day
Everybody will 90 up to camp meeting tomorrow.
Good pears are scarce In the Wilmington markets.
Winter coal supplied by File Murphey.9 . h ward
The weather is too hot for woman crusader to
crusade.
No one ought 10 starye With tomatoes at 10 cents
per half peek.
Rocks printed az Philadelphia prices and below bt
the COMNERCl Al utiict.
Another great reduction in ladies' white and linen
suits, Al Lien enslens.
A Grover X naker sewing machine last ~ years II
We'll used IN an ordinary fam y.
Adsir makes cnalrs AMI sstte for schools, halls
and societies. at Onrtn and King.
The potato beetle Will eat lhe stump OF II partaga
clgar that iI2es son make and SELL
Our style in rutti' up goods can not be excelled
by any drlg house In the STATE. MclnaL
| Win ngton mechanics make up III ich of the tine
walnut 'urniture sjld by the rn erprse o.
tuy h'tS where there is large stock TO select
| from, tnat Is, apply at Iub .ll's 2 II. Sd stresf.
Bayne really knows what you need for an over.
coat THIS coming winter aud in ut yun Ae u charm
The coming winter NOu Will bny gloves II halles
| :. Morgan, 6kl Matke- street, because you cannO
| help 1t.
Rnwman, the grocer. has the nerve to advertise
In dog deys II pays him 1t wi y any live bust
| mss man
fouston 4 Prizer were blsv dispensing happiness
his morning, wi h their famous Japan tea, iine In
perial nd UOl0ng
1t said that Craven 4 ,rnstromg never sen GU
dirty or or or coal, rom l,ir extensive yard
the foot OF West trcet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
More Stable Burning.

THE INcENDIARY TORCH APPLIED TWICE. LAST
NIdHr-~ALToN II JAMES STABLES DAMAuRD-
JOHN COOKS STABLES BURNED.
Two more stables were fired, laat night there
is every reason to believe, by the incendiary's
torch The first occurred about ten o'clock, and
was at the stables Of Walton & James, at 18TH
and King streets. a night watchman il kept at
this stable, but last night he was sent away foI
few moments to deliver some ice, and dur
ing his absence the match was applied
When he returned, the flames were gain.
ing rapid headway among the hay in the second
story, whereupon he cut the ho ses, about 20
loose, and removed all the movable property A
stream Of water was soon turned upon the burn,
ing building, which saved 1t III damaged cond
tion. The loss s something over 800. which i,
covered by insurance.
The second fire, about II o'clock, occurred 81
the stables Of John Cook, on lot between Kirk
wood and Pine and It'll and sth streets, and beinl
frame the building was quickly consumed The
loss was small, however, tie building being o.
but little value, while its contents were ONLY {
load Of hay. u is stated that the person VII,
ret fire to this stable waa detected M the act anc
chase gwen, but lie managed to escape
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
for Sale.

EOR SALE The STOCK OF A
IL rrst-class grocery store doing good business
satisfactory rea SONS for selling. Apply 10
Real Estate Agent,
aug9l.ot Allmond's Building sth aud Market.
LNUK SALE = FINE NEW STEAM
Il YACHT and small sTEAM-BnA|, at a bar
gain by I-AAc II. sH, ARMAN,
LSOK SALE 3 NEW THREE-STORY
II SIX and eight roomtd houses, near the new
German Catholic Church But II tie cash required
sus2ost- gil shipley or ilos Jefferson st.
EOR SALE-ONE BROWN MARE, 10
IL years OH. sound and Gent G, will w'rk any
where; one colt, years oil partly broken, good
,raveller; mulch cows aud Young PM; APP
plyt IL z. Z NILlN,
near Brandywlne prings,
augis-G'dltw Fsuikland p a., Del.
MARYLAND FRUIT AND GA Den
wi FARMS, improved; $40 10 $50 per acre, TN
II. p. CHAMBERS,
auglI-im fredericksburg, Md.
LNDR SALE-1 HkEE-sTORl BRICK
IL house. n. W. Cor. OF : xt1 and >hipley SIRE 8
with modern improvements a1 containing thirteen
rooms heslies garret. LIT twenty-one feet Nix
inches on hipey street, by Eghiy-lhree feet on
Sixth Street. Terms easy. ApplS to
SAMUEL W McCAULLEY,
aug17-if 1O6 Market treet.
NHEAPEST FARM IN THE COUNTY
~ -conslderng-s -sltuation-l excellent quality oil
40 )-spr NC water In the nelds)-good buildings
(f-ncing and hedges)-a short walls from the sta
College and Acsdemyj-at the price asked, ~ Ill pay
y in reasing in vailel being close to the sublrp'
for grain and tru"k-)wlLL BE sofD-and hal
the purchase money can remain in the Farm,-con
talns lbi nc es, ELEVEN OF which are thrifty chest
nut and black oak timber or VIII exchange for cit,
property. This farm will bear thorough eXamlna
tiUn. Gail and see IT, cars : veTal tlnes daily.
WM Il. Hr ISL ER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
Letters From the People.
A Norr From sA,luLL rowNsEsp.


To 1.s Editor off Commercial;
There is mistake in your paper in regard to
the peach cutler which wish at once to correct.
suppose some one has been in my peach house
and thus made the mistake, for he states that
have pitented peach cutler. Such is not the
case. 1t is the patent OF Mr. John A Jones, son
of the late Major Jones, of this county. l am
rather an old fogy in regard to patents but after
trying this peach cutler. have no hesitation,
and it gives me pleasure, in saying that
John A. Jones peach cutler will dc
for the peach-growers what Hussey did with his
reaper for the wheat-grower-save them ihous-
ands of dollars. This peach-culler is worth To
the peach-growers Of this Peninsula at least
500 900. l have tried it freely oil peaches and
pears, and shall do 30 on apples. Six men cal
cnll, face-up, and load 1000 baskets of peaches
in a day heretofore, it has taken at least tel
men more to do tile sama work at $3.50 per day
-?15 and the work not done one-half as we'll
Machine -culed peaches will sell in New York a
from IL to % cents more per basket than wher
oulled i'll the old way.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
TowNsFNn Auo %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22

THE MONUMENT FUND. Eli Crozier reports
the following additional subscriptions to the
monument furd, obtained during the past week
W. Hastings, So; II S. McComb, $40 W. c.
Martin, IS John Wilson, So William Stilley,
So Edward McIntire, 50 Underwood 4 Co
81 wv. II. Lyman, 50 NJ. l.. Lchtensten, 20
James Morrow, 50 John A. Wilson, S5 E. }.
II, S5 Henry Grant, s5 E. z. Wise. -
Huxley, 81 f. s. h. Butler. 81 Enoch
Stubbs 81; W. ]. Morrow, 81 A. d.
vandeyer, II Pusey, Scott & Co, SIS
L. j. McManus, So ; Frank Simpson, 50
Ziba Ferris, Jr., 50; wm. Mcconnell. 81 Wm
Lea, $40 l.. f. Adair, 81 L. s. Taylor, Il r
II. b. Wisdom, 90 Joseph Jones, 81 George
lhUm. % Total, Sl02. Previously subscribed
S40l SO. Whole amount of subscriptions TO Tim
date, S503, so.
portion of the subscriptions have been pait
to Mr.. Crozier, and he has deposited with Vim
McCaulley 4 Co. 5000, for which he holds thei
receipt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
LNAULKLANG.
City Ordinance.

A n ORDINANCE EXEMPTlNG GER.
4 Il IAN worR on the new Water Reservoirs from
thr proii.lons Of the dnanc- entitled q" An Ordi.
nance proVh ng that work for The t ty shall be
done by cIn rac." ' Nv
De H"rfaieet by The CITY couaeR + H-iiming,on,
SECTION I. Thai IN the employment of laboreru
70 eVhsIuct tue banks and eXcasatng III necessary
ear y Tor Tie same Of the new Il sersotis hetWeen
tnlh am wtlitl and Jackson ami Harrison Ia
pl lne Nity Oi ilminWOl lnd TO remove the top
oli from lhe lan1 equired for said Reservoirs and
,oi phVhiiiy ne ,ane, the y ater Committee shall
llileu An otdnance providing that work frr th4
c,y hlall ne ~ e by con 'ra -, snd sal Committee
shall az liberty, under the supervision of th tS
COlnc !, I employ sail labOrei on terms tnnst al
vanisgeous to the cI y. ~ N'
fas'eh al the city Hail. August ~. 1874.
JOSHUA MARIS,
,.,,.. ". . President Of city Council.
W. = hAfks' lerk auP2.-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22

CoLoRED PEOPLE EXCURSION. An advertise.
ment elsewhere published announces an excur.
sion by the colored people to New York City and
General Park on Monday, Aug. 3lst, by specia
train will leave the Wilmington depot at O'Clock
A n, and Jersey City on the return at 730 p
NJ, giving the excursOnists9 hours in New York
For further particulars see advertisement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22
~. q. IN. FL @. a.

ASNrAL NgEEiSa ASD ELEcrIoS OF oFFtcERa.
At the sunual session of the Grand Circle,
B. L. H. P.) CA. OF Dsl., held on the l9:h inst.
the following officers were elected for the en-u.
ing year.
G. c. W,-,lohn b. E-telle, Of No. 8.
g. c. david Montgomery, OF No e.
G G. F. -Geo. ". Hudson, Of No. 3.
G. II r ]. Griffith, OF No. 3.
q. $. K-Samnel Pile. of No. s.
G. rs. $. johnson, of No /.
g. W. D.-Danl Brown. OF No. g.
g. W. N.-Wm. II. Whiteman, Of No. 2.
q. Mas James Mooford, of No ].
Treas VIM. H. Smoot, of No g.
Representative to Supreme Circle--E. F. Nor.
row Alternate, Samuel File.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-22

Mechanics Lodge No. A, l. o. o. F., at Ode
Fellows Hail. Sd and King.
Minqua ribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Men'i
Hall, Ais Market street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at knights
of Pythias Hall.
Asbury Lodge I. o. of G. T., at 9th and Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. OF T., McClary's build
ing
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. q. A. NJ, at Mo
chanics' Hail. 2l9 King Street