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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
For the Ladies,

NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
~ RAln, LegA. and Rep Note Paper and Envelopes
Square BarOnlAl Court, Fancy Coored &c-ln boxes
without Among the styles Of which have twelve
varieties VII be found:
Imperial Court Alexander. Warrington Arlington,
mond, &c, IN boxes from soc to f15o per box
Can and exarnlne The styles.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15

o God! my Cod No! He took me
out of the gutter in Virginia City, and
fed, and nursed me, when | was dying
with 4 fever. Ile'skept me from starry
inc again and again, and if | had lis
tened to him | would now he ut home.
And Bill, Great God, look ut that
scar, it was made by the blow aimed ut
my heart; he took it in his face To save
life. Cut him down, cut him downi
d-n Won for murdcroUs a>SaSSinS,"
The blood rushed in ruby torrents from
mouth and noStrii>, and again began to
spirit in crimson jets from Il hole in the
left breast. With another futile effort
to speak, and Il few conyulSive witches
of hands and feet, the .'Icvil's dew
DROP had finished '.poor old jack"
y rude hole on Misery Flat served us
Is common crave for both; and, fever
an cpitaph is To be written for them, it
should be BiII's words: I'm goin ter
work this streak clar down to bedrock,
an if its Il bust Jack an III 30 to-
Trthpr.'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15
TIE TRAGEDY OF MISERY FLAT.
4 EIack Hills Romance.

n ES1bch Hills Romance.
Heavy leaden clouds hung round the
rocky and broken heads of the cluster
of mountains around Harney's Peak,
and the sun shOne only now and then
through a narrow rift in the vapory
clouds that hung lower down, embrace
ing the tree-tops, and at times envelop-
ing the scene in a dense mass of damp
fog. Again it would lift, and Il stray
Cling beam of sunlight would steal be-
tween the cloud and fog, and the gray
mountain side, and halo the scene like
4 benson.
Great drops of water Shone upon the
grass and many-tinted flowers like
diamonds; and the robins and mocklng-
birds made . joyous echo in a shaded
nook close by. A small rivulet of ice
cool water made its musical way into
French Greek, five miles below, and
served at this beautiful spot to furnish
drink for five-two men, two ponies,
and Il Mexican ''bOro - or ass. The
three animals cropped the rich June
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15

CINCINNATI has an immense amount
OF trouble with its geological garden.
y little while ago Il diminutivc donkey
kicked the lioness to death; then the
donkey himself died, to the grief of 4
large number Of citizens who had Il fell
low feeling for him; and now Il valua-
bic leopard has escaped and taken up
quarters in one of the city sewers.
TIE State of Massachusetts, accord
ing to the Springfield RcpHbiican, is in
debt Slj,0OO,O 900 on accoun of the
llooSac Tunnel and snow addin~.othis
debt Il million dellars ayear"mthe same
account.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15

boro brought up the rear like Il heap OF
baggage with Il head and little legs.
"Bill, didn't you save me Il little
drop?" p,aintively inquired Jack.
"Narya drop, old pard. Yell be all
right tomorrow. Stick Ter out, old
man, an wen cit back to that home o.
yourn, an You Kin Git inter the same
harness with that Jenny o. yourn, an
she'll pace along an keep up to yer
trot. Come, now, pint yer snoot high.
Cheer up"
The ravS OF the summer sun Grew
hotter, and Jack fell back sulIenly, his
eyes bloolshot, the muscles of his face
Jerking, and his hands trembling. The
Great veins upon his temples seemed to
burst, while the glarin@, maddcncd cN-
preston Of his hioatcd face would have
shown the most careless observer that
the delirium was already upon him. He
grated his teeth iiercely, muttcred
curses, and pressed his white teeth
'"i'"In MS ii'''i'i up ""n'' II '''o'
clo''e" III @re"l drops OH ms "'ih 'r'i"'
Squirting up his pong, he again drew
alongside of his companion; and, draw
lli@ Ills re'oi'ef' ie oc@'h; DILL l AZ
way thought YOU We're Il friend of
mine.n Then, n if his mind wandered
~vacantly, lie paused, and then resumed
in Il whining tone: "But | am going to
shoot You. Bill, it is all yourfault. You
told 'em to keep me from going home.
See them, now.' he shrieked; "they
only wait your beck and call. There.
they are gene. Bill, I've got to Kill
you, for YOU have lied to me, and be
trayed me. You needn't deny it.
Haven't vou?"
eyes, Jack. | have. cf We say so: but
| didn't knox when,n replied the other,
apparently wishing to IumOr him in
any fancy.
eyes. | must kill Won" presumed Jack
SLOWLY. while his eyes ~larcd with the
f~cvcrish lrlirium. ..You want all the
moncv and vou want me to die, and
YOU want my-YcS. You never drink
nor gamble: and you'll be there with
Your hypocritiraI face. and be blessed
for SAVING my life more than oncr lust
to hctray me and do me the dirticst
trek.
"AII right, Jack-Poor boy the
"iHcf returned III Il KIND, Wolhan!y way,
so strange tor one 50 strong Ill frame
ana 80 Unc"Hth III dress. "l"u say
enough pleasant things when Yer
straight ter wlpelt out. NeIIJeNt camp
III tins likely place amt @It ye inter the
shade ana they drew up ana haited
on Misery rat just above ~Htand-oII
BAR. Inc ANIMALS were turned loose I"
craze, ana Il grateful cover" aSp'n' ana
pine DouShS was at once placed over L
pea o. 'il'lNcl' l'li 1'r ''ok-aii zone
WIN an 81, ~ UNCONSCIOUS "''1 ~ .nr
p'"Tli"i n.''' "'' "''''" |"'"' VII"
~ 'N|'i'Di'7 S"'''S', vi " '"S' aiM-
"iS "'''' * .'"7' Z"
- '"' d" N'',' 7"I'
"S INC SIGN man. "Ho i"'eN an" rolie"'
G.'"io" ar" S''Nn'. HE ''gt", '"'' o"'
MS nan 'l" "e'i" III "'i'"i"i'' i" ~
ino'' inc ''!''''!'"> ''P'"' ,"'' HIS W'-
L, ''u' ''ii'1'''''i'i '"'J"i'" ~ inc
oioouS lfo'n was pl""h iII""E His
t'9I'iS cle'''Hc" ''c'i III i''>'IIii@ gusts
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15

ncr, he gave him some water. secured
his huck>kin purse, lest he should be
robbed, and again mounted and went
gathering down the @nlch on the mill
tary trail toward Camp Crook on the
Rapid.
The sun sank quietly behind the
mountains, and the deepening shadows
of night became deeper and deeper,
blending into Il mass of inky Samcnc>s
the rocks, the HIGH walls of the canvon,
and the Green foliage of the timber. 4
few stars twinklcd pcnSivcly above the
pine tops, and 4 marrow bow of silver
in the west was all that couldbr seen of
the Young June moon. Not Il sound
was heard but the Soumhin@0f the winds
far above, and the scream of Il startled
rUr!ew, that made quaycring echoes of
momnful sounds.
When Bill had @onc, his companion
arose and looked around him. prerin~
in that cunning way 50 peculiar to1he
crazcd, and said, chuckling, while his
eyes started in their inflamrd rcdne>S
from their sockets: Il knew it: but
he thought | was asleep and was going
to die. He took my money, and now
he's gone and will pass himself for me.
III kill him, and I'll Kill you all, you
damned devils. What do YOU want
with me? Go back to yourtraitor mas
ter and tell him that he has but to APP
pear 10 die" and, whipping out Il
heavy revolver from It's holster, lie cock
ed it, and swung it about his head, ut
tcrin@ the cnragcd cries and maledic-
tions of Il man iii the Grip Of the super
latiye tOrmcntS of maniaa pOtu. In his
careless frenzy there was L sharp re-
port, 4 quick, sharp cry, Il thud upon
the ground, groan, and his bleeding
body lay prone and quivering.
Its the DEVILS d~ew-drop as has got
away with Jack" solilouuizcd Bill, as
he approached Stand-Of Bar. but cf
that mcdico otis here in time well hcv
him ON his trampcr> in no time Thus
~ must" It, H. nt''r" NliselS rI"''
""r,' ""'"'u i''' HIS 'r'' = 'i'NN "'e'
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L
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15
Frau Hit.
FROM THE GERMAN OF EXERT,

~
The mother rocked and wrapped her chill,
With tender, constant care.
Thou loving hoy, thou darling child,l
Who fare>t i'll with me;
Thou hast no cover from the snow
And wind and misery.
For food thou hast a crust of bread
That others throw away,
And if TO thee an apple falls
1t marks a happy day.
4" And yet thine eye, my tender thing,
Is full of baby joy,
Thy hair is golden a. the hair
OF cen the richest boy"
So sat the beggar by the way
And wept and wcpt again,
When down the road with CLEAN and gle,
There flashed a knightly train.
4 woman rode before, of all
The l~oveliest was she:
Il mantle from her neck fell fair,
A trailing star to see.
The sparkling lady'S mama is Hit.
The wealthiest in the land;
But the least i'll virtue and courtesy
Is the lady there 50 grand.
She reinS her steed now proudly in,
She lifts herself to gaze;
She looks before, she looks behind,
To all she turns and says;
Behind, before again,
And all your eyes may look upon,
Ye lords, is my domain.
At beck and nod appear,
And had | but Il purple cloak
were a princes here"
Inc pe%Ear neaFd anu roueeu hersHl
She held the CRYING babe alot
And prayed a pitcous prayer.
ms picture mere o. >orFo" >ee'
Give me Il bit ofImcn stu
To wrap the Young thing in"
At mao: Inc angry iaHF cfieu'
When all | see and wear j. fire
As silk and gold may be-"
"ou guard NE II i ASK LOT "haI
Then give me what thou hast to spare
Aye. what thou wilt, good dame"
fIau i1ltt SIZE ioNheu aioo'NihS ITo"h'
She offered to the beggar's hand,
From The cold elf, a stone.
Inc "oil"h >nooh wan in"'" hihS pain
- DecOm'st thou hard as the stone thou
hOid'st,
Who darest the p00rto mock"
A tempest howled and crashed;
Tine dreadful thunder rolled and grOwled
And the lightning slipped and flashed
FRAU Hit rebuked her stumbling brute:
WHY IdiI hiC II ny hftt'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15
Warmers Fire-6xtinguisher.

wa HUI > GAtisYuioHCi
Mr.. Warner, Il respectable and law
abiding citizen of Baker Street, rode
home i'll an express wagon the other
day having Il hand fire cXtin@uishcr and
the driver for company.
whats that thing:?" asked his wife
in contemptuous tones Is she opened
the hall door.
"What's that: Why that's Il fire-ex-
tingui>her-bcSt thing you ever saw
meant to have got one Il year ago.
"Jacob, you are always making q
fool of yourself" she continued as she
shut the door. Every patent-right
man GETS around You as 4 cat lays for
Il mousse
"Docs, eh? If you know any thing at
all you'd know that every store and Of
fee in Detroit has one o these. They've
saved lots o buildings. and may save
ours"
"You throw it at the fire, don't
you?" she asked in sarcastic tones.
lie carried it up stairs into Il closet
u-itLo,- ro,I,i, NH II, f,u,u-o1 -,
and aLod.
uD,o, : .bo,, . fro ort9,
"It YOU don't know any thing I'll
r n,otLin,, i.f,u af ,.hou
i.,l..r,, .,riLo an hi. loob ON ,on
and .bo., all ro,1v ,o,., ,hi. faucet
nh ,L,r,, tive f.o, >,
,n,I a..h, u,I1.,J odi+
.nI G,au...I.,1
IN vnr not hor.o - Draw #
,rornd2:,
..Xn ! DONE r.., b,r.ot o Draw #
around You SEQ thcs,. str,ns9 We'll.
I back I'M mt my arms tbrnurb them.
and # SON nv hack >,
.I.o. i :, :. tho .roorod
..And can't RIM to any mart Of the
b,,se with -, no d.m,pdad ..Soa
oo
And no c,n,oroJ aIopc the hall into
tba h.d,oou. ,,J ont md va. turnipc
the. head Of the stairs when his foot
u,ru,b, :, ,ho,,o, II, +b,ov nm hi.
arm. and .ba or,hbod ,t him and both
rolled down stairs He veII.J and she
YELLED Sometimes he was ahead and
tbon .bo tool, rho load and neither IF
,ho,n h,d n,s.od nda h .stri,rn
whom tho axtironisber hum,ipe and
i,mmine bor,p to shoot off is ch,roe
Of chemicals
.y,u o1J -, .bo st,r,od 70 CIV
u.ho, ,.,,,, fro,, tho ho.o su'L
hon. etwoon the evas and she didn't
finish
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16

the proposal With ths bond given BY TIE
party receiving the, award, shall. consti-
tute the contract: between the State and
the bidder, end no further contract will
be executed. f;n.5. -. ff,,~..,,,---
The payment Of the accounts for sta
tionery required in this advertisement is
relative to supplies for the Executive
Department of the State Government
and fofthe General Assembly" approved
March "a, 1875. '-.-TlF
All articles designated must. be de-
hvered in good condition, free of charge,
ut this Office, Oh or before November /. n
Proposals should be endorsed sPro-
posals for Stationery for the, House of
Representatives" and directed to the
Clerk Of the House of Representatives,
Columbia, s. G. A. O.. JONES.
Clerk of House of Representatives.
May 8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16

best stman.irprisuuaa His face-took
onTspew ,lpok his twhole bearing
changed, and the keeper looked. at
him and wondered if he could be
the man1 Greg Of fonr or; FIVE
months before. He watched the
rose as q mother would watch a
child, and It came to be understood
that it was his. While some of the
other flowers died from want of
care, the rose tree grew and thrived
and made the old man proud. He
carried it into his cell at night and
replaced it. in the morning, and
sometimes he would talk to it as if
it were q humau being. It's pre-
sence opened his lonesome heart
and planted gold there, and from
the day the bracket was hung up,
no keeper had the least trouble
with Ugly Greg.
A few weeks ago he was taken
sick, and when lie went to the hos
pital the rose tree went with him,
and was placed where the warm
sun could give it the nourishment
it needed. After a day or two it
was hoped that the old man would
get better, but he kept sinking and
grew feebler. So long as his eyes
were open he would watch the rose,
and when he slept he seemed to
dream Of it. One day, when the
nurse found an opening bud, he re-
joiced as heartily as if his pardon
papers had arrived. The bud was
larger next day, and the rose could
be seen bursting through. The
flower pot was placed on his bed,
near the old mans pale face, that
he might watch the bud blossom
into rose, and he was so quiet
that the nurse did not approach
him again for hours. The warm
spring sun glided in through the
bars and kissed the opening bud,
and then fell off III showers over
the old mans pale face, erasing
every line of guilt and ugliness that
had ever been raised.
At noon, the nurse saw that the
rose had blossomed, and she whis-
pered in the old mans chr: "Grcg,
the rose has blossomed-wake up"
He did not move. She felt his
cheek and it was cold. Ugly Greg
was dead. One hand rested under
his gray locks, while the other
clasped the fower-pot, and the
newborn rose bent down until it
almost touched his cold face. His
life had gone out just when his
weeks of weary watching for O
blossom we're to be repaid; but the
rose trees mission WAS accom-
plished.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16
Interest Allowed.

VHE Meohanics' and ,iFarmers' Build
Il ing and Loan Association, of Rich
land, 10 now receiving deposits of 31.O0
and upwards, and allowing in terest OF
the rate Of 6 per cent. per annum on all
emounts oyer SIC. 90, which remain 80
days or longer. Deposits received by
7. H. Gibbes, Treasurer, at the Central
National Bank, ~ r. d. SENN,
April 22t President, I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16
SCreVen House.
ROSES HOTEL. COLUMBIA s. c. VIM E ROSE Pronretor

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare $22 q day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre Of business part Of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. Tho
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entrance on As
scmbly street. BILL
ARD and BATH ROOMS
nre all new and in good
order. :AD6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16
Money to Loan,
On Marketable Collaterals.

HNXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
Ia Philadelphia, Boston, and oil promi-
nent cities of the United States and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest bear
ing CERTIFICATES issued
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, md
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS
granted by the CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK, corner of Plain and Richardson
streets. JOHN s. PRESTON, Prest.
j. d. SAWYER, Cashier. Mar "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16

A Shanghai, eating corn, takes a
peck every time.
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IN ExoEAHGE G0ANO FOR oorToT. -- -
The oit Ferzer Cotton
$s REDUCED P1sIcEg LIBERAL TERMS, e -
Wilcox Gibbes & Co.'s Manipulated Guano,
t.yf Prepared at Savannah
%MWNNA ANANNs
South PacifcO
Offering the above cebrnd
w
basis Of cents for midng delivered by November
1875 packed
planter has af good his
those
their liberal will
lars containing analysis, opinions planters,
Jan % 4mo SEIBELS EZEI4I, Agents olumti S. C.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
Local Brevitiess
sun sets at 1885.


Sunrise tomorrow at 4.3s.
The rain saved the strawberry crop.
Fullmer's clam soup is always good.
Moon VIII set tomorrow morning at ~ II.
Broad-brimed hats at Dubell y, y X. Sd street.
The cheapest bureaus and beds,esds in town, at
Alalrs.
All styles OF straw hats, home and foreign made
at Webb's, 90i Market street.
Tags. medium size, from fi.s0 to 50 per 900,
printed at the COMMERCIAL ofice.
Fcnnessey's is at All Il. Sth street. Here one can
buy shoes very cheap. No doubt about It.
Retailers who have sold Emwood collars say they
can't keep store with them. This is n good recon-
mcndatun.
A pleasant flavor attached to Singles \ Sons par
tayas, for 20 cents. Pure Havana. Singles 4 Son.
6l9 Market street
Ladies' with infants and the cares Of large fami-
ly shonlt get their infants clothing nj Mis-. bind-
way i29 Il. 9th street.
Dusk mattresses with geoi ticking, cotton tase
male TO order to ut the largest size bedstead, for
si.h0, at No. IL kast 2d street.
Families should give the city laundry trial and
save themselves the annoyance OF "wash-day." The
laundry is at No. K. 9Th street.
FUN suits for summer, beautiful IN cut and tex
rc, very low in price, AT the great clothing house
of Buxhaurl, Sd and Market streets.
Carpets, mating. and oil cloths made and laid
aud uiattrassis for the summer made to order
al Mccartney Renney's, Ils shipley street
The Enterprise Manufacturing Co. makes the bet
TER grades OF furniture only. Yet they deal In all
the cheaper kinds. Their prices will he found low
peNormandie viii retire from the china ware bus
Ines and is now holding his great closing-out sale.
Gu next saturday at lok Il. n the sale goes on
Bargains will he the order OF the day.
Buy Fthre carriage washers OF vulcanized Fibre
cheapest aud hest warranted TO wear longer than
any other washer now used for that purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

ruNrukR SESSIONS AND ACTION By COUNCIL
Council continued its SESSIONS, last evening
ss a Court OF Appeals, and before proceeding to
business resolved to extend its session to this
evening.
On factory of Samuel A. Price, from 80, coo
to $1,000.
GA lot OF Joseph Brughurst, the East side OF
3rd street. from $1,000 to IS, 300
The u. s. Hotel, belonging 10 Mary funke;t,
FROM S25,0oO TO 5000
The White Horse Hotel owned hy Caleb Mil
Ter, from sic 900 to SlaOnO.
Dwelling OF d. woolman, 222 West street, from
~, 500 to $1,000.
Seven dwellings, OF john McEiwee. on Besch
street hetweeu Heald aud ClAymout, from 600
each to 5000; also 500 on lots On Townsend
street, between and Il; and lot on Clavmout
street. between Il ani Z, from $40 to $40.
Dwelling of Ssml. SAVERS, loi, +. 1th street
from 81 900 10 $1,000 Also. No. SIS hlrkwood
street from II. .N5a to s95d.
Lots st Adams and Chestnut streets, owned
hy various parties from - 4NO 70 i.SCS.
Lot st Maple and NailliUien sgrV0ts owned by
Mrs Lewis luyleit, from la0N 10 SSN.
Dwelling NJ, 2t1 Orange street, belonging to
Elizabeth Paterson from Sl.SOd to Sl.5.A.
Dwellings, Nos. lll-lS lustisOn street, belong-
ing ~ T. Hughes, from SI>D ~ 9t0. Alse,
Nos SOS,S Monroe street, from s.s0 10 500
each.
House ami lot Of W. II. Turner, On uesld S. -.
frNn sl,4.l 10 i,2lA
l,wrlllus NJ. SQ9 L. 4.h street. belonging to
Sarah \. Nerce. frnnl S3eI0 ~ Si,S.l. Also,
shop M 30a +, Fourth street tr0m Sl2u1 to
| SS(0
Henry rEe,sschner's Carriage factory, is,al
| S-S.tsN. IL S10,tNN.
rso houses of John pooai4n, on Claymop.
street, fnom =. o0O $l.6,0.
The folioNlur shA,e;nepts were refused
sl.N0. IN rraper'y Of II. NnolmAn on aud
| street, neSf Nest.
SS,V. On dwelling of Mrs. Goo Bennett, rs
East 7th sireet, Aua Sl.ola. On proporty st sh y
| Orange.
sl60a, on factory Of Mithaol l.ally. ", EAst
! Front street. Assessment SG,00O
| SAN. on property at III Fast Front street, bC-
longing TO estate OF VIA. Lally Assessed al
4 SS.6oJ.
,iriu,shaw property, s; .S,h and West, fron
$4,000 Ia $1,000
Dwelling Of Samuel Sayers, 200 Las; d,h
street, from S2S1O to S2GO0. Also, Sill Baton
Wood street from. SSeO 10 S700.
l.ots ot Mrs. rsmar McVaulley NJ S.h Il k.rA
wood. from SS.i.5 70 - slo,
Property Nos. 3i3 y 5tl Market street. owne,
Ivy ", +. tieisler, from $4,000 To SlS.0oN.
Ten houses st NAulluron and lludvn, bcung
ing 10 Mrs. Lewis Cureu, trum Sg,5U1 70 $1,000
DWELLING NJ. 4Ot Lombard street owned T.,
Mrs /. opSncl, FROM S3,u0d to Sl,5ed Also
| No, III West 1th street from i9Nl ~ 5000.
NJ. Last Trout stteet, belonging to Jno
l.afettN from - 4ao ~ -. 500. Also, No. 3e
IAtuail street, fpcm : ltO1 a. SlslV.
L hughes dwellings, Nos lo9. Is Mouro
street, ton Siit0 to Si-uO each.
Dwelling hclougtus 10 Jesse llaIowcll's estate
Nj 9l' Walnut 81. from slSaO to : l50O. Also
snd houses IL Spy.i; al.ey tsow S2toe 10 =,
Nol
The cariA;iou tax ~ Samuel 4. rrco WAS Tt
duced tn,m =. 0l Il. .SS,o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad uxOurs.
rRAns LsAvx WILMINGTON.


Fcr Ne" fork-lsi. A. N. is.iI. ls.l9, o.Aa, +. NJ.
Sundays, l.3t, A. NJ.
l2i, A. NJ. 400, $50, $50, 7. NJ.
b.9o, Ilo, p. NJ. sundays, 12n9. 2.Us, A. NJ.
fVr Washt,gtoa.--12.62, aNs, A. NJ; l2.5Sr LA,
nso, III !, /. N. sundays, i9,ss. q,os, A. NJ.
nor Deiaicdre r. R.-h0o, lnio A. M; $40, J..
NJ No sunday trains,
FIR Nr,r Casiis,-ooo, 1910 a. NJ ise, dso, 4. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
ror Wi.mitqton aud Reading q. R.-e.,3, $50; A.
NJ, n.lb, p. NJ. No sunday train.
fhr Wilmington A HccfcTu Y. h--ln.& A. NJ; hao,
T. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS Aaslvx At WILMINGTON.
From Ne,s l'orl.-i.ns, A. NJ; l2nA Lib, 100, +.
N. sundays, lb5, A. NJ.
Fro,s PhiiadsltiAss t.b9. pSe. A. ": 12e0,
NJ. l2n4, liS go, ALA $50, 100, S.1h, llupP l.. NJ
Sundays - ~, Los. ia.tn, A. Nj; U.M, I. Nj.
MON ror. nrprstf.-SOa, A. NJ. No sunday train
Sro,a Ralfirepfo. i.ei tn.an, A. NJ; laO3, "a %
n.s9. 9.2n, 2. ". sundays, i.si, A. NJ. esO, 7. N
From WasAi,gon. - In, A. M. 1907. 1870, h.Si
a.a, Y. Nj. sunday ,1.2l, 4. NJ. 9.2o, p. NJ.
rfom peiiirnre 4. R.--i0ia, A. NJ; S.sO. $50 T.
N. No SUNDAY trains.
L. M. No sunday trains.
Frosr HIp,ingfon a Redii,.g X. R.S.s2, A, NJ.
AIS, 30, p. NJ. No sunday trains.
FNp,n WilIat,lton s Western 4. H-s.eS, A. NJ.
s.in p. NJ. No Sunday trains,
LRAyE ruuApkLruiA suR WILMINGTON.
lsIn, $50, 1890, A. Nj. 1918 2so S.OI, DIS, 500
eAn. sao. ii.so. Y. N. sundays iaao $50 A. NJ; W.
IL uSOp NJ