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might te ahsiateI ty Icing ! little
mare honest
"Na.se soss," interrupted lliliy
I'VE cant run sg,a Na,af' II.
NATAL fur nieeah % steal rie and
chicken. fr,in' ,ise. Yer knows II IN.
an tain't no use tryin' 10 stop ~
Now we ans arc willin' 10 Let ycu uns
alone. and yea al jiss let " alone on
this point. Wc'rc powerful weak on
dis pint, Marsc Bcss"
just here a rerversc and dislcyal
spirit tempted me to hint "a Uncle
Billy that the celnrcd people were i,-
dcLscd 70 their Republican friends for
this change IN their status.
"Wcll. den, Marss BOSS aid he.
''all lsc ST. y say 10. dc laws got 70
10 changed Mus hAb a law fur d.
white man and law for 10 black
man."
Strange as il may seem, some II our
best citizens echo Uncle Billy's scnti-
mcnt They arc inclined to view the
ncgro's minor tranagrcssions IN lcni-
cnt light, and know that some Of our
Democratic judges impose lighter pen
alties upon colsred men for small o.
fenses than they would do il cases
wherc the guilty parties were white.
Before Uncle Billy loft ! asked him
how hc would like 10 sit down a. the
table with while folks at the hotels.
"Grcat Godllcmigl,ty!' exclaimed
tho good old man. Il allow yousc
tryin' to make fun o. dis chile Why,
you knows yourself dat no cullud pus-
son ebbcr let's 4 white man soc EN-
cat II dcy kin help IL"
This ID strictly truc. Tho ordinary
Southern negro viii not eat in thc
presence Of white spectator.
.Well, Unclo Billy" said. 1T
j. vcry.cvidens that you dent want
any civil rights
"Not anything mo-. ! tank you. re-
piled Billy. NEARLY donc ruined
now. Hsv 70 pay my own doctors
bills; lost all my money IN the Ffoei-
mons Bank; nebbcr 50. no forty acres
an dc mule dcy promised me; an can't /
help myself TO little chicken. fryin'
sire. widout gwine to do penitcntiary.
I'so got 'nufF cibbil righta..'
Tho above il no production of tho
fancy. Il u = truo incident. honestly
told, and i i impossible 70 talk 70 the
country negroes without hearing just
such things - have related.
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Solitude and Soc,cty.--lt il easy, in
the world. - 1.-Two after the worlds
opinion; il i easy in solitude - live a.
tor your swn; but ~ great man , hs
WIN IN tho nidss q ths sswd. kesps
with perfect swsssses The issspendsaes
of solitude. - Etpsrson.
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An eccentric old fellow. who lives
alongside of graveyard. was asked IL
il was not IN unpleasant location.
NO. said hc. II ncycrljincd places IN
all my life with 4 sct u neighbors that
minded th.ir business 50 ssildy ~ they
IA ~
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M,e Darlington has had her hral
felt b. Professor Fowler. and rInnou'
~ him Il frani because he char. .,sd w.,
for il. when hc advertised l.l,nself as
free -knvwled.ist
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RsaA and Fender.

Elder Picket has handed N tho fol-
lowing ingenious ievico for i'm
pressing IN old moral in : now way.
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And Y. v. Smith; II no don't like
tho poorlo he incident 80 back cith-
cr.
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C q. CANF1EI.D,
JUSTICE or TIE rEAcE,
CASvlklD MiSx.
VIII attend 10 collections and ray taxes
fos non.resiticnta In any part oi Fillmore
county, MINI.
Rcfen By permiasion % Ilon. Reuben
Wslla, if:ssoa, MINI. rsse. yslic, Lame
nankry, Drcorah, Iowa; e. =. Thurbrr,
Cfceco. Iowa.
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d NJ FULLER,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
IinE esRixos, llowAD Corxrv, Iowa.
Collections attended TO and procrcxia
prom tlv rctaittesl. vi4nai
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r +. JONES. N. ID.

r. I. JONES, ND.
KkslDnMT rMYsIcIAM AND sUne non.
CmsAc0, Iowa.
llaviag sceurned % CFeeco. Ne 0lIsss ~
rsnlseat0aal SERVICES % es,cA = nay aeed
tllrsm. ONlce osus CAWasd'e oenge.
Nesldsaes 0ves Whlle1olcee wAoe Might
esils nay b slade. ls5s
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GS. CLOUD HOTEL,
II. II. GREENE, Pmor.
Corner Winnclago md Main 81. Opposite
Pest Ofilcv,
2Mf DECORATE. IOWA.
aonsl Sample Rooms
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~ II. WOOD,
As
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION
AGENT.
LIME SrxiSas STATION, Iowa.
Taxes paid for non residents. All lM,si-
ness ly nail will have prompt attention.
Good references given when desired.
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= RE.ME.NDER
AR. n. r. nsNOYEr.LEN.

u The only PHYSICIAN In Crcsco that
makes CrRkA Or NJ rAy. Office % Prices
Drug Store. Or first doM 1asG 0f PLAiN
llGALEs Building. opposite r. \, I,cpos,
CrcsCO. Iowa.
December 18th 1874. (6yi
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HOZELS.

XDZEZS.
WEnsrEH House.
RY ]. r. WEBSTER.
CRKsco, Iowa.
On the west side of Elm street, thrsc
blocks north frsmM the ruilroMi.
&Sts0od slalling for teams.
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III. 9. A'cAHrxs'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CssSco. Iowa.
Have nsa1ie asrangsmenss by which 81
claims may le cullectcd oa moderate tesm1
II any pan II ~ csioa. vi5n5yi
IS Q. cANrIEiD,
JUSTICE or THE rEAcK.
/ CASvixlD MISS.
VIII attend 10 collections and rMy taxes
Tor non-residcnta In any part oi Fillmore
county, MINI.
Rcfess By pcFmiaaion % Hon. Reuben
Wells, PRESTON, Mtnn.. roter vcllc. Ilme
6pringa 0eaeinn. Iowa; ]. II. EAsaon.
Bank~y. Drcosah, Iowa; G. =. Thurbrf,
Cfcaco, Iowa.
y. N. FULLER
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
lAnE esRixos, nowAnD Corxrv, Iowa.
Collections attended 10 and procrcsia
prom tlv rcuiitted. vl4n9i
HOZE'LS.
Wrnsrr" ''orsn'
RY J. r. WEBSTER.
CHxsc", Iowa.
On the west side of Elm street, tlrsc
blocks north frsMn the nilro..d.
sStaood sialllng for teams.
|Ss. c1orO HOTEL"
b. r. GREENE. Pmor.
Corner Winncbago md Main 81. Opposite
| Pest Ohicv,
aosf DECORATE. IOWA.
Goml Sample Rooms
RAILWAY House.
PRAIRIE III, cnixN. MIs.
nivii J. 7. WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
EVANS HOUSE.
q. II. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
McanxuOR lUWA.
Ncaf the St@amboa. Landing.
ErInk House,
FLEcK 4 HAY. rrarsic,or.
Arsrix. M,SS.
This house has ls~n quite recently lmilt
| 0f l,rtck. nntl newly f,irnislNsl thrus,cinMsi
The pr0prirtOra intend making this first
Glass h0sisc IN every rcspecf.
\. NJ. FLxuE. ls-.3-ll GKo. IAy.
PHYSICIANS.
r. A. MERRIAM, N. D.
RESIDENT SURGEON 4 PHYSICIAN.
Csssco, Iowa.
Iss graduate n MicAlra univssisy.
Incahey 0f the North Iowa Medical 6octc-
-; dev0ecs hle whnlc tlmc % III profession
end y prepared u answer III calls either hy
day n night. Dllh asc always slue % soon
- scsvicea have hccn rendered..
SrOillcc and residence Ia first building
North Of TiAxa ollcc. up stairs. vt4-5i
a u. BLACKMAN. n. y.
PmYsIciAx AND SURGEON,
Residence and ollice, opposite South. east
corner q Court House Square.
s1ssco, IOWA.
YAs. MccOLLUM. N. d.
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
Ssxsco. Iowa.
O1cc In Prices Drug Ssorc.
d.. y. 'EILows
rMysiclAH AND srRnxo..
RickvitiE vlOn201 Iowa.
II YDIA ;. fRAvEL, y. D.
RESIDENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIc.
IAN,
Cssaco. Iowa.
Once and rcaidsnoe, assl door Moth of
H. Bakery. Cslls In town a. cnuntry
VIII receive prnnpe attention. Diseases q
women and children ! speciality. 4Ss,,0
Homeopathic CAAss Allied when desired
A >. TRUMAN, n. u.
rNecO 80. iowa
Having permanently located, respectfully
ORcn biz professional service 10 the cisl-
scns u Cresc0 and surrounding country.
Once. IowTys Drug store, Nights
Webster Mouse.
EJUEs1EDER
nR. n. 7. DsNOYELLEs,
II the only PHYSICIAN In Grcsco that
makes lrRkA Or kO vAr. Office % Prices
Drug Store. Or first doOe aase of PAIN
llsAIEs Building. opposite X. !, Iepss,
December id4h is7l. lsyi
|Y =. JONES. ND.
KEsiDsnT PMYsIcIAx AND sUne son.
cnsAc0, Iowa.
Ilaviag eeenruNd % Cveoco, he 06Ises III
reresGntn0ol SERVICES 70 01ch = 10y noe0
ilbrsm. O0Dce osus CAwasdb oense.
Nesldsaes oves Whitsssess wAes nleAs
enn1a snnes - snnn<aA anHAH
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TvANS HOUSE,
u. II. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
MctanxuoM MwA.
Ncsf the Steamboat Landing.
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DAlLW.AY HOUSE,
PRAIRIE III culxN. Mls.
niv1i J. 7. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
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Manufacturer ri all kinds ii
TIGHT AND FLOUR BARREL
WARE,
Woxl, Irnn and lssuss bosind ware repaired
sl,ep on South side vi lsailfund Track.
ncnr the Round HOUSE. n3Vvi4
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NRllS. +. w. LEE,
| TEACHER ~ Vocal AM INSTRUMENTAL
MrrM,. !.
cRESIO. IOWA.
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>. TRUMAN, N. d.

(vtocO Iowa
Having permanently located respectfully
OHcra llis professional service 10 the cieI.
sSns of Oresco and surrounding country.
flflsse. lsowys Drug store, Nights
Webster Mouse.
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YOIlN j. DROWN,
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,

WMld rcspccft,'lly announce TINT
MN prepared ~ give promn' attention and
satisfactory attention tO NIL kinds III work
lM'longing tommy branch ri my profcaal0,.
Ship South side of Market Sircct. nearly
oplnxl,c the Elevator. 33ii
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r YDIA J. FlsAvEI., n. D.
RESIDENT HOMEOPATHIC PRYsuC.
IAN,
CR1sc0, Iowa.
OMlce and rcaIdence, nrsl door North 81
IL Bakery. Calls II town q cnuntry
viii rccelvc prOupe attention. Diseases d
women and children ! speciality. 4Ss,,0
Homeopathic CAaes Alled when desired
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p II y II R y. n n " II
wiIl..IkE ~. MORsT rAs1s IN ~ ltOtks.
Price ~ ~ fnr Il sure cure.
UtttrE tlarMH n Ia !. t0 a. and IN
3. Faaslsys . 20 10 A. NJ. and . teSr. ~
All letters promptly answered, and cor.
srspenSsnee confidential Addrers. lsck
oos -. Davenport, IowA. 7.i6yi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
Wilmington Citv Loan.

The Finance Committee Of Council invite pro-
posAls for the purchase of loan Q. s125, ,OOO for
tho benaat of the Water Works. The conditions
and order in which tho bonds mature are fully
stated in the advertisement, else where printed
In Offering this loan to the psblic, the commit
tee recommend it as 4 safe inve ,tment, which it
undoubtedly is. II offered at par, the whole
amount would readily be taken, AZ the City
Treasurer now has, or few days ago did have,
srdsr. for large part OF it, and no tro uble
would be experienced in disposing OF the re-
mAinder. But these bonds should sell above
par, and in order to appreciate their value, the
plan Of receiving proposals has been resolved
upon. In all probability this will be the last
loan of ano magnitude put upon the market for
some time to come, and this being the case it is
LIKELY that these bonds will increase in value es-
pecially since standing orders are now being
kept for them. As soon as the demand exceeds
the supply, which is probable at an early date,
the appreciation will begin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
PU1LlaHED EVKRY AFTERNOON, tSun<L

PU1LlAHKD EVKRY AFTERNOON, (Svsddys
sspasd, u ~ Cos06EacIAL BUILDING, SottA-'oest
ssr~w TusA sAd Market Stssses. 1sso cents q copy
Tba ssnss = sk DxLxvxx1D YRxH By carriers
skresexess tAs sity TKs COMMERCIAL wiu b cent BY
~sa b saS Puss Oeos n Nee casts County at $500
~ s~~ss N.sS for months; ~ cents per month
Rpsf OHoss ou1sids OF Nev casth county, $3.50 per
sa~S~; S.<e ~ thres rostAs; % essts per month.
TIE PuSIIaHxns PRxrAY PosrAan n ~ oassst
COMMERCIAL STRAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
sSdsd sjtA rsselass waeAtnsry and ssllfsi sSorksn
m sssssssao Book JOB, and MercaStle Printing Of all
dsssraptions, al prices bsloS the aiding Printing
Hs4ss Of tAs large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, lweekiy,) the Peni'is,iiar
esps~ Of Farmers and Fruitsrowsrs; great Family
Hssssp4pw; psblisAsd svery Thursday morning, al
Tse DOLLARS ysas, rosrAaE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LunnA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
CONSTITUTIONAL HfsfOrv.

I
The following is the order in which the origi-
nal thirteen Statos adopted the Constitution Of
\ the United States. According to provision in
the Constitution, It became binding upon the
State rstifying it when adopted by nine States.
New Hamshire was the important ninth State.
l. Delaware, December, z, 1887.
| 2. Pennsylvania, December r. 1887.
| g. New Jersey, December is, 1887.
L. Georgia, January 2 17SS.
| O. Connecticut, January ., 1888.
| g. Massachusetts, February 7, 1888.
| z. Maryland, April %, 1888.
| g. South Carolina, May 30, 1888. -
g. New Hampshire, June 81, 1888.
| 10. Virginia. June 26, 17SS.
| IL. New York, July 26, 17ss
IL. North Carolina, Nov. I7S3.
13. Rhode Island, May 30, 1890.
The Convention of Delaware met, adopted
the Constitution unanimously, and adjourned
| in single day.
The Convention of Pennsylvania adopted the
| Constitution by = vote OF 46 yeas to % nays.
The Convention of New Jersey adopted the
Constitution unanimously.
The Convention of Massachusetts, WAS COM
| posed OF about $50 members, and, when it met
was opposed to adopting the Constitution. The
majority for it's ratification only 10 votes.
| When the Convention of New York met, the
| opponents Of the Constitution were about two
| thirds of the whole body. Alexander Hami-
toms logic and eloquence secured majority
| for it.
North Carolina remained out OF the Union
| more than eight months after the new Govern
| ment went into operation. The convention
met and adopted "resolution that q bill of
rights, and certain amendments ought to be laid be
| fore Congress and the convention that might be
called for amending the Constitution, previous
to its ratification by the State of North Carol-
ma" and the convention was then dissolved.
| Rhode Island remained out OF the Union for
upward OF thirteen months. The General As
sembly, instead of calling convention to con-
slider the Constitution, referred that instrument
to direct vote of the people at their town
meetings. Only 232 voted for the adoption Of
the Constitution 2,70s voted against it.
Subsequently, the Legislature called con-
vention, the Governor giving the casting vote
for 80 doing, in the smaller branch of the Legis-
lature. The convention adopted the Consttu-
ton by majority of only two votes, the yeas
being 34 and the nays so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
HOTEL CHARaxs At THE CENTENNIAL.

The Philadelphia Press has been engaged in
most proper effort to put the hotels Of that city
on their word of honor not to make an increase
of rates during the Centennial. The Vienna ex-
toxtions ruined that citys big show, and brought
out d~Acit, instead of = balance, and il the
Philsdslphls hotels, which are entirely too few,
at any rate, start out next year. to make their
fortunes in single season, we shall have an
Other chsptsr Of the same story. The sssur-
Anoes which the Press has succeeded in getting
ars, In the main, toscrably satisfactory, though
= number OF them are by no means 30 precise
and dshnits - it would be best they should be.
Several Of the writer's msnifestly mean not to
commit themselves to any positive pledge against
inoreaslng rates, and some, the Continental pro-
pristors included, state it pretty plainly that
they will raise their prices at least fifty cents,
making their charge Ave dollars day.
Why there should be any Increase at all is dif-
Hcult 10 see. The excuse ia that provisions will
probably be higher, but this is msnifestly only
an excuse. The demand for fruits and vegeta-
blss will be increased, but the supply will be
enlarged to meet it. Prices, to the hotel-keep-
srs, who are large and steady purchasers, will
not probably sustain an appreciable advance,
and whom, on the other hand, it is remembered
that the number Of guests will certainly be, for
months, up to the utmost capacity of every
house, 1t docs seem = trife absurd to put up
rstss 1t is simply advancing your prices, when
You are doing hrst-rate business attempting
to increase your profits. when they are
already much greater than usual. To
our notion, this is the wrong policy, altogether.
The impression has already gone out that Phil
sdelphia has not enough hotels for the Exposi-
ton crowds. Everybody has this idea. IT, on
the top of that, it is understood that such hotels
"a the Continental not content with making the
large profits of steadily crowded house, intend,
because there Is a rush of quests, to make them
pay more than usual, many persons will certain
ly fSel reluctant to trust themselves and their
purses to the hospitality Of the Centennial.
The right plan would be, now, to provide en-
srgedcally for very considerable
increase Of temporary hotel accom- moda-
tons, putting it in the hands OF
honorable managers, concerned for the gen.
srA success Of the exposition, and not merely
devoted to lining their own pockets by extorton.
This work is worthy the serious attention OF
the Centennial managers. II they were to
erect smother building. on purpose for hotel,
1t would be proper part of their enterprise,
and one quite as important and valuables any
to which they have given their attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
$peffal Hnttrfa.
Choice Soda Water.

3. gringhurst 4 Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious favor of the Fruit Syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water, which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require 1t, or the
lover OF Soda Water who may desire IT, TO enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, (Saratoga,) Excelsior (Saratoga,l High
Rock [Saratoga,) vichy, Kisslngen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters in bettles Congress, Exec sior, IIa-
thorn, Geyser. High Rock, ST. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin. Ballston Spa, Gettysburg, Misslsquol,
Rockbridge Alum, St Catharines Artesian, Ffeld-
ericshalle, yichy, Seltzer Bedford, Etc.
X. BkINGHURST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22

Improved Trommer's
EXTRACT OF MALT.
To those who wish the nourlshing properties OF
Ale, Beer. or Porter, but who cannot take them on
account Of the alcohol which they contain, we re-
commend the Improved Extract OF Malt which con-
tains in concentrated form all the nourishment of
malt liquors without their stimulating effects. Sold
by -
B.d C. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
nov3-u S03 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
CITY Husinfss 1irfftory.

--- -
| AuctionecrH st- ~ ~
l. ". stidham . Son, Ill East 9Th street.
Bankers and Brokers
r r. Robinson Co. 40 Market strsst
He'll Ringers nnd Hill Posters,
Geo W. jackson, 8 West 9Th St
HooI and shoe Makers and Dealers.
| J. q. Alexander, t02 Market st.
Babcock \ Bro. 9i3 Market street
| John Morel,nd, ,Es 18th, 5th and Poplar stsI
VIZ HTaT5ss TarnSsf co gs 81 sisGPs SsSPs,si St
Carpenters und builders.
j. O. Haddock shop Tborne bel Front Rec 1913 WAsh'
j. r. d. Seeds. shop W. stb. near West
Cigars and Tobacco.
brisbane DeManyille. II E Fourth street
Geo A. Davis, sia shipley At,
Clocks. Watches. nnd-JeweIcrs.
j. c. Massey, 4oi King street
Couch md Carriage Material.
VIM. Green 4 o., S f. corner Sd aud shiple, sta
Druggists.
II. II. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market St
Florists.
| Tatnall 4 Co, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson st
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas f. Plummcr. 5t2 Market st.
Woolley Van Trump, blO Market st
Gents Furnishing Goods.
James Al: Watson Son, 43t Market st.
John p Doughten i0 Market St
Hats. Caps. &c
Gss Gss, 4 Balsaf'a BaSsi hss, g. Si,a'' u + street.
Iron and steel
VIM. Green a Co.. S. E. corner 81 and Shploy SITS
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland S. W. corner Front aud orsuxs.
I.ookinu-tslnsses and Frames
Ewood Doane, ~ west sth st.
Y. McMonage, Sd and King sts-
Merchant Tnilors
Geo Gouert u Il. 4th 1t.
John H. MuhlhRusen, 41b King st.
Samuel Miller jr, lug Market st.
Paper Hnngings, Shades. &c
John II. Holt, 2s3 Market street.
Real Estnte Agents
Evans Pennington Almonds Bdg., sth and Market.
NJ. Nj. Child Co. ! west 7th st.
j ii. Frazer, 81 and Shipley SITS.
VIM. Reynolds & Coz M Market st.
Vim. McCaulley Co., tsr Market St
Restaurant md Billiard Room
Joseph Fulmer. sol and 5o6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sowing Machine Gov bN King st.
New American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market st
Uudcrtnkers
Thomas j. Giles esi Shiploy st.
r. s. Young, ITO West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-22
Exaggerated Gfn..bopp.r Repo,,s

u The renewed raids Of the grasshoppers on the
western crops, as teegrsphed are believed to
pc great exaggerations, as they proved to be on
sago and Pacific railroad, who is now in New
York, on Thursday received 4 dispatch from the
gupsrintsndent of that road, stating that, though
he insects had appeared at Council Bluffs, they
had done !" no damage, and are pow moving