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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

~Havinq determined tc stay and
help to develop h,s country, 1 shau keep
"a FIJI Stock of Goods, to sell at Foa'
Liuino Prices, and shall be glad to see OF
hear from all IN ,cant Of goods IN my
line Orders uiu be promptly fNed ana
on lust as good terms as It the buyers
mere present, and all packages OF TO ~
nou,ds I ,oin deliver Free ct Centeru'At
and Placeruille.
Idaho City. May ~. 1s7s.n
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

lasESrEStSs EtLL--One JOAN Ie6ulnness.
rs arrested one iay Ibis week charged with threat
shins 70 kill Villa K~arnsy and the charge being
established against him. Justice wickersharu. before
"Aon he had il exam nation. required him tn give
V'hds N the sum of Ave hundred dollars for his 'n-
'aFe good behavior. MeGuiuness. being unable to
md the required bonds was committed 10 JAIL but
s1'sequsntly released on the recognixance OF two
80 Eun9s says-"strar" boudsmen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

roE saLr LAkE--HaG Bon. Wilson. Of Pioneer.
i-st this city Yesterday rn!us for sA Lake. to be
gone hftera twenty days. he NAV also visit San
Franeisc,, uh 1. away Mr. Wilson informed as tha,
be encountered severe hasisoFiu between this place
an- Pioneer "a Ihurslsy. On tAc same day htsge
bail fsli here
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

RErunSEp. d. ID. kimmei and party returned
from Payetto lakes on Wednesday evening of this
week. They had an excellent time OF il while they
we're gone, enjoyed mountain life and scenery the
fullest and got back IN the hes: of health aud spirits
obou, five hundred Indians Long Valley Kill.
ed much grouse a they Wanted TO: ate TO safety
of red fish, and brought a few home with them. aud
half of hne IA, venson besides. We acknowledge
rvceip, Of ine red ash and senison roast. aud
turn thanks gog the same.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

Qr.srznUR &C. $. Kingsley Esq. who paid a
visit to Quar,zbarg one day this week. informs ns
that Hawley & 10. : new mill @ii start up Mon
lAy next They would get np steam the day after lie
len there. for the purpose Of io0senng up the ma
chiaery and to trs, the workmanship. Mr.. Kingsley
pron0uncrs IL the finest little mill he saw
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

"E'So BALL Mr.. Michael Garrssy. the well known
A' popular hotel keeper at Pioneer City, adversises
~ 'hi1 weeks WORLD to give grand bah on Haiio~-
cen. Mr. Cara Is fauons for giving the most SUI
peeo parties Of anybody in the country. ana say
wax he intends that this shall excel In every re-
sp"cs. Remember the tims-Friday. October 3osh'
snd don't fail TO pm. in an appearance. A. everyb ds
y expected to be there
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

RARE AND Nics.-John Good called us into his es.
adjustment the other day and treated us to feast of
preserves put by himself They can't be beat They
were OF tomatoes. ground cherries and citrons and
should be In every private family. they are cheap.
easily made and are most temp ing decacies for the
table, John has splendid little garden also. con.
tanning everything from rutabagas TO cotton plants
and from very large sized beets TO excellent quail.
lily Of popcorn rose bushes aud arape vines and one
splendid red rose in bloom He intends to take some
OF his preserves and his cotton plants the rose and
few other OF his productions to the fair this fall
and We think will deserve premium, on the cotton
plants. as they are growing iuxuran,y. and are the
only ones ever produced in the Territory
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
DIED
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofhce at Idaho City, on the
18th day OF Sept. which, if not called for within
thirty days will be sent tho Dead Letter Office:
Brown II II R2 Hobbs I'M TaylorAJ
Cunningham Mcfarland G Wilson Reuben
Rs Persons calling for any of the above letters
will say advertised" and give date of list.
s c. SILSBY p. Nj.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

ED- hereby announce myself an Independent
candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF of Boise county.
subject To the decision OF the voters thereof at the
next -November election. JOHN KENNALLY.
Es- hereby announce myself candidate for
SHERIFF OF Boise coanty, subject to the decision OF
a peoples Convention. JOHN n WALLACE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

'AAEs /. CgrTcHsR arrived here on FRIDAY issN'
"4a ie'' again on Wednesday. Mr. Crutch~r has con-
GUIDED I" make his home permanently ct Silver C"y'
- which place he has been for the pass year me-
nae rybody else with when we have conversed Q"
Tue subject speaks tseringIy OF the future OF o~s
nee county. Mrs Crntcher and her little BOY VII
Tea for their home in few days We WISH
them prosperity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

UrrrE Tutar-J Nils. PA. ~as IN town
Thar-la morning l@sg from the Upper fASr,'v Val
s.v Mr. NaI,- say The vrefs ~ that locality are
s.-fsrr than h. auv rr tart - tie country. esrc
rIaue thr a. AIT SrutU ers.A. AaA 'stifuAsrs the
yirsA 90 some ga ii I. ~ ssel sixty bushels Il
tic acre
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
Monday. the 5:h day Of October, A. D. 1874,

,.or tho rising and setting Of the sun. in front OF
,ha Probate Judges office. IN Idaho city IN sa'o
conntv sill the right TITLE interest and estate ., ".
said interstate at the time OF his dea'h. anu an 'n
I'll, ,tle and interest that the said estate mas "
,,ara,on of law or otherwise acquired other IMAM OF
IN addition to that of the said ibiestate AZ .ie e
., his drath in and TO fourninths 4-9l Interest ~
snrnu ditch and water right onethird IA Oh 'feeA
bt,h and water right also onethird lal interest III
al Tho mimi claims owned by lawson Manu.
terms cash: ten per cent of the purchase ,noneY -
:. al an the dav of sale balance on continuation
" IT. b., sagd Probate court: deed expense OF pnr'
%, s"', ~ ' WILLIAM LAUER.
.dminisrator Of the estate George Lawson deceased
Idaho city September Z. 1s14-"3-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

HB.o. Il teamster freightins TO avenor Co.
vas robbed II between one and two hundred dollars
worth OF canned goods while encampei on opn''
Creek on last saturday night. The robbers were e'
aden''y preparing for Winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

r-rop ,he verv beet Photographs. 80 20 nradle
Hulosson'. Gallery with an LA%'Aio4'' -
Montgomery street san Francisco
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

iApoRrAST.-Mr. John German. Assessor ana iaA
collector Of Boise county. has card elsewhere ~
'hs paper. which viii be Of sual interest 10 oe
hnqnent taxpayers Hunt IL mp and read IT, please
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
sgenal Advertisements.


N-OTICEfS HEREBY GIVEN THAI,
in pursuance Of the Order of the Probate o"ut'
- ,nc ,.uunty Of Boise I 7 mad" on the seFeh'h
aay Of September. A. ID 1874 IN the matte OF 'n
cs;ac OF 6,.nrg. LAWSON deceased the unac.~ishtd'
s,,,.n ar nrtyate sale Ia the highest bidder. Tor
cash. in ono parcel. aud subject to continuation os
y. rl.Ata
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

= Boise city, is agent at that place
ssF c''u wno,p and will receive aud forward
| p'' ,a advertisements.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

. # Boise valley, is agent for the
sskh'S' = xill receive and forward suoscfip-
'.,r,r,isemen,s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

tt,x joax VI CAxx.pr Vas in iown Tuesday. an
Hon. ! Y j.. WIZ SAtuv-ay-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

AZ lAs arcbtusa s.Ict. b~rn al been added
70 he Church me. H. sfa. meeting began
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

HoS. 0EoaoR ArxsIIE left for Lemhi last Monoas
morning to attend 10 some legal business there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12
PURE MAPLE SUGAR.

AsI BOUGHT an IMMENSE stock at
4 low rates. while in Chicago, Boston,
N.w York. Philadelphia and San Francisco
will sell Very loo for CASH, or to GOOD
time buyers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-12

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Ihe New .CiviI Rigts bill.

We suppose no man of intelligence and can
dor says the New York Hsrdd, is of opinion
that the bill which has been forced The Senata
and awaits the action of the House can br,n0
any solid advantage to our colOred population
1t rs all invain to declare by law that c5lored
citizens shall beentitledt) purchase prosrenium
boxes at the opera and seats or cuInpartmtn!s
in palace cars, and to enact heavy panaItips
Of line and imprisonment against proprietors
who refuse to sell them tickets Except Ia
test cases Tor political agitation privileges of
this description will not be sought by the m
gToeS of our time, nor even by their children :
children
With tue Law as It stands uegIJes meet with
no ooslruetions to the free use OF ordinary Iai-
road cars. People who shnnk from contact with
them have an easy refuge i'll the palace cars
which also protect them tom disia reeaule hear
ness to coulsc-manLcred, ili.dressCd or bad-suel
lag plascuEera u tic white race. la hotel, IL
1 case would be somewhat di1ereut but even in
| hotels there would 10 little nsk OF ANNOYANCE ex.
Icept al the publc tables. Ihc poverty of the
lneEroes Is pretty complete security aeninst the
thronglng expeL hotels. and il vain q soci,lv
ambitious negro should occasionally present h m
eeli thr managers cuuli not only tS,trn him a
room IN any remote part OF the house that tLey
pleased, hut they cuuii s:Ive him any sett they
pleased ~ the dlnlu Ioum without N.o!lt!ul- The
lilw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
ATTERSOoS sE>sIoH.
Anniversary of the Old Swedes Church

On Sunday next, May 3lst, 1S- I. the Old
Swedes Chnrch will celebrate the 18th ami
versary Of is conservation, commemorating the
opening OF the Cnurch for Divine Worship on
Trinity Sunday, a. ID. 1899.
Al the morning service, 104 o'clock, Bishop
Lee will minister Confirmation and the .1rds
Supper using the Swedish Communion + late
presented 10 the Church in II IS. afording to
the descendants oithe builders ofihe Old Church.
and OF those who in the years past worshipped
with its venerated walls tn opportunity of again
uniting at the Lords Table to their mutual ioy
and comfort. At the afternoon meeting clock,
4 reunion Of the many friends " ho cherish the
memories and desire TO pei peinate the Historic
interest which cluster around the Old Church
and burial ground. An outline sketch of the
past, present and hoped for will be presented
and addresses made by members Of the Della
ware Historical Society and other prominent
citizens, after which there will be ample time for
converse in the grounds made dear 10 memory
by many a sorrow anu ln2ny JOY. At TIE sv.
ening service, o'clock. an appropriate discourse
will be delivered giving interesting extracts from
the early history of the Church presenting viy.
id picture ot the times and manner 200 year:
ago,
10 these anniversary services We corGiilly 10,
yte our fellow citizens who with US prize anu
desire 10 preserve every memorial OF the early
Swedish settlers on the banks Of the Delawat,
and its tributary streams.
EAUBUY SIMMONS
GEo. ID. ARMsroNG
Wardens OF the Old Church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
FROM WASIllNGTON.
he tivil Rights Outlook

As'iINoroH, May 2.-1he unexpected oppc-
4it."h winch has been developed toward the eiy,l
rights bill h'r been a mater Of SOM. surnriss IN
'uch OF tue Republican Senators and Represeu.
'anses as take the trouble to make themselves
people. kepublicsn Senator rem,rKrJ ~.
h'eht mat IA peiu7lng large number of Repnb-
itah journals he had iouud out small propor-
ton which endorsed the action OF the senate in
passing 'he b'il Condemnation Of the Senate's
a, .'ou Is as" 'h"6'ged IA by not few EspublI-
among those thus expressing their opinions are
not lew IN Official positions, who are NOR or
'eNS dependent upon the breath Of Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
even Millions OF Pores.

All day and all night the exhausted PARTICLES Of
every human system are pa: lns oil through seven
millions OF quarter inch hu9e-that beng about the
length ut the sweat duets connected with the lores
Ii these are obstructed, sickness cnSues ii they
We're sealed up. the consequence would be death.
1t Is one of the provinces OF llOstcttcrs stomach
Btters 10 keep the superficial escape pipes open as
well as those Larger eNcretory organs. the bow els.
lhe stomach anu the skin sympathiLe, aud II is
through the stomach that the Bitters act ulon the
euticle Keeping II moist, elastic and untevered.
The famous vegetable invigOrdnt is mary cloN S
medicine; no other preparation known contains
such variety Of curative and prescryative Gle
ments or acts, at the time. in such u variety
ot beneficial ways. In DYSPEPSIA it strengthens the
stomach, improves the appetite, and controls the
liver; IN lever and ague, II breaks up the hts il
cases OF physical piostration 1t is literally n vita
specific. may2lto2s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
E'rnil Humanity.
How JoHN WESLEY Fountain FELL FROM
GRACE AND WAS BROUGHT To TUE
FnuT4TooI. uF EEPENTANCE.

How joan WESLEY FOUNTAIN Fell FROM
GRACE AND WAS BROUGHT To TUE
FooTSTooI. az REPENTANCE.
John Wesley Fountain. a gentleman of
color and morals, WAS "A class leader II tho
Bethel African Nj. T.. Cnur h, and 10 all
outward appearances was AN upright, con-
sistent Christian, and n bright and shining
light in ths church OF which he was mem
her.
But John Weslay failod TO adhere closely
to the teachings and adunonitiOns OF that
good old man ~hose name he saila under,
and lalteriy has been lending willing ea,
to The tsmptings Of the evil oua. llo allow
cd his eyii passiQas te aala mastery over
him. and III the awful precincts OF Sallie
Martins den, on Water street, hs reyeled
with kindred spirits IN borIiu orgies ol
drunk enness and disgrace.
James Deal Is man of color, who does
not belong TO church although he attends
occasionally. One Dight last week he step
ped INTO Sallia's back parlor aud was as-
louished at there finding his sanoti led
friend in "a aseml'intoxlcat7dc cnndition, clasp
ing in his aruis ole OF tho degraded faMale
ha5aues of this delectabIa resort. q; course
this was an opportunity James was not dis
posed TO throw away, and he derided John
Wesley to snch an extent that the latter be
came completely sobered, and He'd la dis
NAV from tue house. Ii beng not quite
uine a. clock he went im Immediately oCharch
| aui spent tho balance ot the evening in
praise and prayer.
But James Daal soon sproad tGa 6amsg'
lug report, and IL raach9d tho cars OF i3aihal
| congregation. John Wesley strsnously
protested his iunocsnce, aud by way of
proving lie same, charged James Deal with
SANDER, and had MIN tried before Esquire
Tfazsr, thinking he would bs unable TO
prove his damaging assertions. lint hs
reekonod without his host the trial came
oa last evening" in Squire Fra2sr's Otllcs and
in the presence OF several leading members
of the church John Wesiey's guilt was FULLY
proven.
The Squire dismissed tho case and lett
,Jouu Wesley TO settle matters aud repair
his iDjured reputation as best he could with
his indignant fellow .membsrs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
THIRD EDITION..
Decease Of a Railroad President.

j. EDGAR THOMPSON, PRESIDENT OF RHs PENN
sfLNANIA II. II. co.. DIES THIS MORNING.
Special 10 the Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, May, %, 1874
j. Edgar Thompson, President of the Penn
syiYanla Railroad Company, died early this
morning. at his residence in this city, after a
short Illness.
=, Mr.. Thompson has been President of this
company Tor the pTSt two years, since the res
iehauon OF MIR. Thos. Scott. He was man of
great force Of character, and by his own aluH-
Ties mad risen from an obscure childhood TO the
prominent and important position he occup,e,t
at me Tune OF ~ death. lie enjoyed the re-
PEI e, anu confidence OF the entire community,
and bis death is universally regretted. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
SECOND EDITIONl
That DUEL.

rHE PARTIES ALL SATISFIED AND RETURNED
TO WASHINGTON.
From the Washington Chronicle 81 yesterday
The colored dueliats, OF whom mention was
made in the Chronicle on Sunday, proceeded,
with their friends, TO Baltimore, where mutual
were made and pardons beg
ged, the aggressor OF tue first place making am
pie apology to the young lady who was prmar
lily the cause OF the trouble. The party returned
TO this city last night in gool spirits.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Political Notes,

The investigation of the frauds 1f the Dis
trict of Columbia Ring has resulted in the
summary removal of Chief Engineer Ciuss
and the Tribune regrets that President Grant
has taken sides with the ring and sent to the
Senate the name OF an army officer on the ac
tive list 10 fill that position.
The friends of Judge Durell hope that he
may escape impeachment, the committee row
sanding u to 4, on account of the powerful
political influence brought to bear in his behalf
by leading kadicalB
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

THE CONCERT THIS ENiHG.-Atthe Grand
Opera House, this evening, the concert ior the
benefit CT The Home for Frlendless Children and
the Catholic Male Orphsn} Asylum comes off,
II arrangements have been made TO secure the
success OF The affair and it should he largely at
tended. lis objects are charitable, while the
character Dt The Concert will amply repay all
who attend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

FOUND DEAp.--Water Miln, who was living
uear Wyoming, Kent county, was found dead
near Z odds Mill, about two miles from that town
last Saturday night about eleven o'clock Ills
horse was found near hy and II Is generally sup
posed that he fell out OF has wagon and broke his
neck whilst IN state ot lntoXcltiOn, as a bottle
ot brandy was found in his possession. Th8
Coroner held an Inquest, int the jury were una
ble to decade The cause OF his death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

ArIENToN, GIRls 1t Is u ldmeutahlr fact
that Anencan girls, as mass, pay too Little at
trntion 10 housekeeping, aud especially that verv
im poriant b.an,h Of It, q oking. Now, We beheye c
in all the accomplishments 5. beginning with music,
that young lady who has the time nnd the means
can acqGire. But most excellent sub. lrHtum
upon winch t. hmld these accomplishments, ~
the know ledge how to make good bread, broll a
steak, conruct good cup of coffee, etc. Such n
Lady can more readily secure a good husband,
aud after marriage hSIi Inn aud his affections,
thru il she is mere doll, with no capacity be-
Nnnd drumming operate music III very bad
sly le on a piano. ftst tho G6thI glrlf, then the
ornamental, which Is very good i'll ITS place. when
it il good.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

PRoGREasING,-Th carpenter work on the
Bethel NJ. +. Church, Drandywine Hundred, viii
Id completed liz i shoIt time, and the ediice VIII
be ready tor dedication IN the course oi a month
or two. The building is 40 by co feet, with a re-
cess of three aud ali teet tor the pulpit, ser
pentne front and shngle root, painted slate col
or. Tho brick work was done by Perkins *
Wolde, the c1IpeHter work by Jos NJ Pierce. Il
will he quite "a line huIldIug aud viii cost about
Sl2 0G3 The Rev. Nc. SaudeIson, OF this city. /
the la,tuI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
- >-

The House Judiciary Committee were yes
terday discharged from consideration OF The
petitions of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Il.
Anthony and others, asking the same prutrc-
lion for woman as for colored men inthe eXer-
else OF the right Of suffrage. and also that Con-
gresI give women all the civil and political
tights enjoyed by men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

LEASE OF CAMP MEETING GROt Nps.- The
well known BrndyWinc summit Camp meeting
grounds, Oh the Baltimore Central Railroad, have
ben leased from the proprietor, Thos. w john
son, by iLe SLOAN Nj. Il. Church, Tor n Term Of
live yeaIs. The next camp VIII commence on
August / 1th and continue ten days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS The strawberry
festival for the benefit of Grace NJ j. Sunday
School, In the lecture room ofthe church closed
last evening. 1t was quite successful.
The straw berry festival Tor the benefit O: \ =
hury Nj j. Sunday school. still continues at the
CIV Ilall. II should he largGly aitenheh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
iNDli

THE FAMINE VISITATION INCREA,ING II INrEN-
~ITT.
LoNDoS, May -, l.,4 -Despatches from Cal
cutt, state that tue distress from the famine in
IudIa is increasing Nearly 100000 people are
dependent upon the government tor food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
POLICE CASES.

For confirmed vagraucy, Messrs. Robert Dow
l0g and J. Glssvliie were sent over to New Cas-
lie Ior thirty days
One ease ot drunkcuDess was tiis posed OF this
morning before tue Mayor, Al - cent, aud costs.
ESDED AT LlsT.-The famous Bruner di-
Yorce case, which excited SO much interest in
this city, has been ended at last, as will be
be seen by the following brief telegram recent
ly received by one OF Mrs. Bruuer'S friends
10 Downingion Pa.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %, 1874
+. NJ. Boldridge, Downingtown. Pa.
Mrs Bruner was granted a divorce yester-
day on the ground OF extreme cruelty.
A L.. BARNES,
Tiainili Attorney
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

SOCIAELE.-I. last night the members of Har
mony Lodge, No. d, A. .. OF q. f., held "a so
ciahle at their meeting room in McClary's
RnildinG. Songs were sung, speeches made,
and good time generally INDUCED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

PERSONAL ). Nation Emerson, associate
editor of the Wilmington tOD'merciai, who -
on arecreai,ve trip. came to this city from Bal
imore, list evening. He Will spend a few days
in New Jersey, and then spend "A week or two
mt his home III Denton, Md, before reassuning
his dcties upon the COp,metcid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

IN the liquor case ut Worcester. Mls~ lchusrtts,
yesterday, II verdict was rendered a.luust seller
OF "Scheuck' beer, its intoxlcatlng proporlie, hay
ing been provedb by "cNperts' An lpprd =, tn ! e
taken t. a h. her CuuIt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
FIRST EDITION.
INTERESTING LOCALS.
INDEPENDENT hiRORtRS.
WICKED CLASS-LEADER.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
LOCAL INTELI.IG ENNE
10 GAG INTELLIG ENCE.

ABUsIvE.- Before Esquire Frazer, last evening,
Annie Tomlinson, colorod, was placed under 200
bail to keep the peace for using abusive and
insulting language toward Hester Dutton, also
coored.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Corner Sixth and n

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. ~ Market
street resi- eetf " informs his Trend and the public
in general that Keeps On hand all descriptions ot
medicines, nj d that competent person iS at NIL
store and tha, no charge il made pt the regular
urice of the medi nes the same price as they would
nav anywhere else; hut that ~ one Is VISITED AT
heir esldnCes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28

SALES or MONEY -Attha 6itn re 2uiar monthly
meeting OI Term mia Loan Association, held last
evening, money sold a5 follows 50 pn1 at 81 -
slUUO At 50 81 $1,000 1t xJdS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-28
Tolist Mirrors,

4 full assortment Of all siz : inclu ling double
magnltying. &c. ....
T.. RRINGUURST & co.
Conner Ut SIXTH and Market streets.