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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09
To the Voters of Lewis County.

Fello,o. Citi=ens:-Filled with m
earnest desire for the perpetuity and
good management Of the free school
system ) in my native county, have al
ways been an ardent supporter of every
measure looking to its advancement.
And during my connection with edu'
cational matters, I have at various
times been hOnorcd by responsible po-
sitions of trust, reposed in me by those
who knew me best. As the tine np-
preached for the election of County Su-
perintcudent, I was solicited by many
warm friends to become a candidate ;
and finally I consented to do so. That
I should entertain lasting gratitude
o those who have SO warmly stood by
me is not surprising; nor shall | ever
forget their kindness and GOODWILL
But upon entering the canvass, | found
that certain elements wero at work,
calculated not only to materially injure
our school system, but probably bring
lasting discredit upon it. Being
aware of this fact, aud regarding tho
advancement Of the FREQ school inter
csts Us matter of much greater i'm
portancc than any personal aggrandizc.
mcnt that can be conferred upon me, ]
hereby withdraw from the canvass. l
do so with the earnest wish and recon.
mendation that all my friends will
rally to tue supporter Captain Crook
gentleman in every way worthy Of
the confidence and esteem Of tho PEG.
pie; aud abun,lantly qualified for tho
position of County Superintendent
Again thanking my personal friends
Tor their efforts in my behalf, and the
hubble for the uniform kindness with
Mich I have been treated during the
nvass, remain,
~ Very Respectfully,
| MAJOR 7. Smith.
II Pt1 CL.;, rresl. Ju1u,f 4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

Ey BALTIMORE CATTLE Markets.
From the market reports this week
VIC quote as follows: Very best on sale
5sa71; generally rated first quality
4ia5S; medium or good fair quality
3Ya4I; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS 3la3}; general average Of the
market 81 extreme range of price.
3fa7i; mos. Of the sales were from {
10 6.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

EE County CoURT met on Monday
last, and after the transaction Of some
business. adjourned until Thursday,
and remainedi in session until Saturday.
The trial Of causes was very much in-
tcrfered with by the loss Of the papers
stolen some time ago. But little busi-
ness was douc-the people being most
ly hard at work trying to repair the
dam ages inflicted by the food.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

TT OVER IN BARBOUR, W. W. Cor
der and Perry Marteny arc candidates
for County Superintendent Up
shur General Latham and Captain
G ould are candidates.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

"LoN" 0'BRrES, Of this place,
was the only one Of the three appoint
ecs to West Point. from this State,
who passed examination and was &c.
centel.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

Tt School MArrERs IN BRAxroy.
Over in Braxton they have only FIVE
candidates for County Superintendent
viz: Captain G. F. Taylor, James
W. Humphrics, Joseph Piersou, Z.
A. Berry and s. D. Humphries. All
very good men. Neither Of the politi-
cal parties made a nomination-and.
as in Lewis county-the candidates
are running entirely upon their merits.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

EE Hruu WATER ITEMS During
the early part Of tho week Weston
was without mail facilities, or any 9TH
er communication with tho outside
world. Even tho telegraph poles
"got on q high" and wero washed
away.--Elias Bonnet is said to
have suffered more by the frcshct than
any other farmer on Hackers Creek.
il is reported that the locks and
dams on the Little Kanawha river were
"washed away by the food" -
Town Run Bridge went by tho board"
on Tuesday evening last.--Uncle
Ben Owens is tho mordern Casabianca.
He didn't stand on the burning deck;
bu. be absolutely refused to give up
the ship-that is, t., leave the house
until it got to rocking, and DO was
afraid he would get sea.sick.
THE boys" were on big high during
tho frcshet. Inasmuch as they were
wet outside, they wanted to DO con.
sistcns, and got very wet inside, too.
Tile dam at Alkire's mill, on
Big Skin Creek, was washed away,
with largo quantity of logs. The
loss is worry heavy on Mr.. Alkire.
THO bridge over the West Fork
river ut Observation-Disclosures in very
good conditions now impossible.
We regret to learn that the
boom across Kanawha at Lumberport,
owned by the Burns Brothers, was
washed away, and several hundred
very valuable logs lost.--Roan-
okc was entirely inundated during tho
freshe.; and it is said that every in.
habitans went up higher" until the
falling Of the waters, except Charlie
Horner, who remained in his store.
GOOD rail-makers can find lots
Of employment along the Yves. FORK
river for while. Basshor l. Co. ,
Of Baltimore. who have tho contract
for making the sewer from the Asylum
to the river, havo los. nearly $1,000
by the freshet. The high waters filled
up the excavations that had been pre-
pared for the terra.cotta pipe
Erasmus Rhodes is damaged about
$500 by the high water. "a man
named John jenkins. Of the firm Of
Daniels & jenkins, Of Peel Tree, was
drowned in Gnatty Creek, during the
raise. He had gone into the water to
secure foot log, and it is supposed
was seized with cramp. and washed
down the creek and drowned before
help could reach him. The body was
recovered. This is the only case Of
loss Of life in this neighborhood that
We have heard Of as ye..-Isaac
Jackson, Of Jane Lew, loses 25 or 30
stacks Of hay by tho freshet.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

TT The post office at pcck's Run,
Upshur county, between Weston aud
PLilippi, is rc.established. With 0. F.
Hodges rs post master.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

color, wiM tho gloss and .freshnesscf
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
tile glands atrophied and decayed;
but such rs remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated int
activity, so that q new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead Of fouling
the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. 1ts
occasional Use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration Of vitality it gives
to tho scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which 10
often so unclcanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub.
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to tho
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. IF wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found SO desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving II . rich,
glossy lustrc, and grateful perfume
Prepared by DR., J, c, Aver L Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

l4r TIE recent storms in the South
md West have been unusally dessruc-
i've, sweeping away bridges aud houses
nd doing immense damage to tho
rowing crops.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09
ry- Tur Nav York Nm Of late dat

IT The New York Sun Of late date
says that Colonel Frank Reynolds. Of
the Egyptian army, was found dead
in bed at llliOn, New York, on the
day previous. Colonel Reynolds was
a native Of Lewisburg. in this State,
and graduated at the Military Acade-
my at West Point. in 1861. The de-
ceased was q brother Of Major Thomas
NJ. Reynolds, Of Webster county. lie
commanded regiment in the Confed-
crate army during the war, and after
the cessation Of hostillties catered the
service Of the Khelive Of Egypt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Gilmcr county, on tho first
Monday In August, 1875.
F. Schuchardt L Son, plaintiffs,
vs..
Simon Frank and Jeanette Frank, defendants
IN CIIAStERy.
Tho object Of this sui,is to recover agains.
tho defendant Simon Frank the SUM oil
S6,47s 40, with interest thereon from tho
18Th day Of December, 1875, until paid, and
TO foreclosca mortgage executed by tho de-
PENDANTS TO the plaintiffs, dated 18th Of DC.
,ober, 1873, to securc the payment Of said
debt, on the 18th Of December, 1873, and 10
subject to sale the two tracts Of land thereby
conveyed, 10 satisfy the same, and the inter.
est that has accrued thereon, to-wit:
tract of ll4l acres ofland described a, lying
on Middle Run and near the Little Kanawha
river, in tho county of Gilmer, and tract
of 3lo4 acres ofland, described as lying on
the Crooked Fork Of Steer Creek, in said
county.
And i, appearing by affidavit filed that tho
defendants are not residents Of this State, and
thoy not appearing, 1t is ordered that they
do appear here at rules to % held In the
Clerks ofFi:e of said Court. on the first
Monday in September next and do what 10
necessary to protect theie interest in this
suit. feste
Fleming & Benue.tpq aug94w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09
| Very Respectfully,
MAJOR T. SMITH.
Rig Skin Greek, august 4.

Y IT is said that when the skies
fallve shall catch larks. Well, the
skictlave been falling all summer, and
We We only caught drcuchol fields
and towned crops. Every farmer is
posset of dozen frog.ponds or more.
But lbs are scarce.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

E5- MARRIED, at the residence Of
Rev. II. LangIOrd. July 30, by Rev.
Henry Langford. Mr.. John W. Rector
to Miss Mahala Il, johnson, all Of
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

Eg TIE reported business failures
in the two Virgini4s Tor the first six
months Of 1875, foot up Sl,3S3. 6S6.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

cT DR. YOUNG will preach in tho
Presbyterian Church Sunday, morn.
ing aud night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09

we arc almost afraid to contemplate.
From tue head TO the mouth Of the
West Fork comes the tame cry Of ruin
and devastation. What few crops OF
hay and stacks Of grain on the low.
lands that were spared by the last
frcshet, ure washed away or ruined by
this one. Scores Of miles Of fcuciug
are gone and thousands of dollars
worth of valuable timber and lumber is
lost.-Another sad view of tho disaster
is the opinion Of all our physicians that
the coating VI sediment which is spread
all over tho w-lands, and the stencil
Of decayiug vegetation will
CREATE DISEASE,
and that great suffering will eusdc from
tha! cause alone. The people along
the river and its tributaries should ex.
Iercisc great carc in this matter, and
should use every possible means Of
ilisinfec,ing their premises II this is
hot done. typhoid fever, and many
Ikher diseases Of like nature, will IN.
}, pubtedly rayago our country.-Even
= long tho small
VI TRIBUTARY STREAMS
the Vest Fork the loss is very great.
many Of these streams the water
iom tho river backed up, iuGicting
kobably greater loss than the actual
iashing Of the waters. Leading Creek
vas not so high, by two inches, as two
wecls before. Still it was high
enOu,h to completely destroy what had
been partially destroyed before.
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MOST SERIOUS LOSS

is at John R. Ryan & Co.'S Steam
Taunery, and at Colonel Woodford's
Flouting Mills. The exact amount is
not known at this writing, but it is
very considerable. The loss to citizens
whose houses we're fool.d. is not very
great to each one. but in tue aggre.
gate piles up to good round fsu,e.-
Tho
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-09
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair Ito
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is ut
once agreca-
bic, healthy,
and ofectual
for preserv-
Sing the hair.
We soon re-
sstOres faded
or gray hair
10 is oriqinak
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EI Go to the News Depot for
rclliug matter.
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Election August 10, 1875.
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withdrawal OF Mr.. White

Jane Leo. August 4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Il.tnl ttr.,,s,r-.

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- pss; = pJt s1r5'A.
:. me 5d-zorry~ ?; az
Irs1t Z Ee.s hats 7u 81 Street.
!. IN rae; e 2. mag ats -
samnei'- 62tEooas j. b:cksn.
The rst. ruf,-ab.. sto.f.
: .zrze - l. u lllaRes 81 kazfs.
Billed. sl Il a. tae { cltllEs!AL Of.
foFs..-s- afeI : c- ies i7a :, a ~ Ne te,
stree.
rgx' am ~ a4s, e-im ea,r 5, iae i7=... pt.se
nplsn-
F,esss.ln !. s5oll2g tor erasay. nA1A vsih
Wla.41g1oe-
NtS, .on 'ay ~ c; os s: ;s3p.e -. ~. .-se,-
ing al y cr i.
4 genpsne N a5s.aa@ as ;s:as eaea %. Il re
eLa. ee. H4c- As4sS y tana.
4 s-zn rome cao ~ naa q: 'as SIMMER nesr
s,s..eu 90 IL nss sru h--Ffs4.
Tan aslswn spritkier .sfh. IA, itiog cai ;oI
ft3ug gfss- - ~ rag ne geft
Boz . - pIs.-.-Hc a-tnsr Eenasy. the PIP
raT young pas -'rse. s-ao = Illg arm
Upen ts'lng t- supef o. s,ftk.asE hy tue Fnter-
p'i gzLa ctr'.Lc ,.z q Il y. Aaiset street
ne @og4 M e. sac j. not - over. on' vii con-
q nel -es l4t FeA = 10 - 1fs a. bargains
sgsF j d-y.
I ft- a714lss. e.t- 81 rs- 7ca5 is me wsrs "a.
J. !. 10 Jisf "44t. ta.s slzzoc. AsE !. Z, q n
Il ~ --.-4g ayltes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Soerst1es.
rz-r.~l.. LII grrrsrs

Is.s=1-s Lc4gs, "a !, !. Q. 0. =, ~ o33
Fglc-'E H., 81 I'D EzE s-est.
Ee--sa Lo6re. NJ. q, l Q. o. T., &; Ola
FaliJzs Hal. q AID King street..
rilrn.nyt.z I'D Bsan5rr5ne Cc1ne1, No. E,
G. {. 4. &, 4. Hal sixth z.d Market.
N-ll-1ingtcE Cozne-, -. s, y. o. {. A. N. 81
Ia III Az-Es: street,
Eaterpr.se crt.s, Z. {. G. a, &: Hsa 5el Mr.
ws.aiastoa Lo4rs. NJ. !. Z. of P, st Knights
q I-yt.4.z. Ezl, III Mzsees szIss-.
wzsil1 g,ea Le5ss, -. 3. a Q. d G. ?, =;
Ecclz-Ts Bl-isiEg.
So q. TesaIelzzn D.Eiz.tn. 20. :, 5. Of 7,
Sinih and Fse ieh st-ee1.
Nsvzse Losiss. No. e. !. U ct g. 7, 81 rom
ii 5rIs, - ;. / Q. l. u. ., Pa ,ia- :
Hal ! = s.azsst s:<esi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

TAtES1!sE FgE E4Tvg. I-IcHTsFsT4Ig F3g Yfsrs.
LEss u ceuset slscESr f2E EstAsr-.ss.
a; ths Espual4caa S3u.iEa;ion Eiec.4en Oh
sa'rrtzg, J9=hea 5. T.lsatiae va u7r4.a-;e3
"a ,Ae Mayorz.:y caLa.lA;s b. a msi MY q 59l
oses 3. a MscAli.ste-, .ae -se9al oa tie liz.
wEo received ~ 7o.es. FL fEea'd NJ d Conn
c.l u. l.. L.caieaz;e.n and TT Gig lreA-ur-
er FIsrcz VINCENT, nere escn E-Iaius.
III without Opposition. Ine aggregate
zoe c4z: va 2ii3, which l. very I'll! one-
Couzlletable interest was inanife-ted tic
elecr.of, bu, everything Ezese3 q. yerg lHIetiy
Iae following IS tie T9ie - returned tg tie
Judges u Lection 70 tLe Cits LzelutiFe coz
Y.7t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
syln<s Lave wTisgr9rcs

rglo<s Lave wusgrarcs
por Sea Fovk.-l-s.s A N. is.i7, 40, c.sz, = y
scndsys, Iii, a N.
NJ PAs.ase.Sa4a In, %, s.Ia, 2 "a. ie,a,
A xi3iI, lz.s3 40 s.i:, s.<z, In - r X s'-s-
cssa s.i5, NJ; e., 49,, ~ r. b
Fr Bzlss-zo~s ard sask rr9ess --,zIe1- Ae@i -
A NJ. u -, -, 40, s-1D, r. X sE2.s4 In
Pr = Ses oast,e-s.ia. ssa sS. ~ x. 90, P.
n. so Sunday Irs-1z. ~.
s.ef.k y iraia l4.s cnif 4: Ia r .I-irl1s- A. ~
s1nIgy trztH.-
Pr s.lgs.s.g,9l. 4 R.sterz r n.--is - q n. -.
Pm SEls4sss -, r. =.
Fo~ Eiszsssgea 80 Assees5-g a--s a. 4.
AZ. ?. v 10 Sauls7 trs-.s
rEAnss 4EK7s AZ s3I<rs-c-.
tr.m aets fs7E.-ls1 4 = i4tf. IL 1's.
y. Snaizss. ~, &. "
Prc1 FhflaGs .yk.ta--la 81 Il - 30 4. y.
!ala lzsA La : 5.1s. 81 81, - + - &
.rnas5s, i -. i.ss, i8.es, p N..;s H., r. >.
PrgB. kselftF<Ts.--s IL g. Z. a. q, u
~ 49, 2 e lln1sFss - z. = 80, ?.
fr0n SsSkfsgfa.. IL, a. =. ta.Fl5 1 .. 80
~, Il. Y. zaElsT 1.4j. =. y. al p y.
Eraa. Pr, Lsyes1.-s..t :. \. 70 III =! =. Z
!rec. Eavni-.yta. 4 ses>-.. K. A---51f. a >
~ II. szl3zTs -. 2 ".
FSea st.rsf4gbera sseata'j e R-=la.l1i Z. 4
szs I. T. 10 sa-si-3 9ztns.
TzaIsE LsiTE Psif tDsI Ps1a Eag y-FE iisRTtl..
Jyas. Ef1-4 ass F-y4nS sffs9t -. q. -. lob,
Y KS ~ 80, Z u ~ -, ll-s2 +.
su7ssYs -. taa ~, 1l.si, r N
Pfe5a A. pt 1sds,phtz Dyl>f -'IsH :. ", 2 u
AZ sl. =. y. hua5s5=. izs3. 4 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

v- geruo+Gs DsbiiAy.-A depressed, irritable st4.e
OF mimi q Teat, nerYons exfRlstel feeling NJ
snergy or animation c9ufasfd head NtzE mem
CRY. The consequence ~ e2cssset, or menta! over
WORK. Thls ssfeot. bs1fiVy nnds a sovereign cuiA
IN Bumyh5sys Ho7a1pQ'hts SDsct6;. 30 -. u
lones up the systsm, dspstr he mental Rrunq and
d@spDndeDey, AMI Iej jugeLA'e - -Ae F1tiFe sgstall
is Perfectly harmless enu W. eireitnt f.lge
Is for package of tive DDJe- AID .trge ~ VIA ~
powder, Uhlea ~ important IL olt, .tT.so1 rases
Or 81 per sinRle b6x. sAil u a. dF1gslsts, or sent
by mail receipt .: prise. .addret- HJtaplGey-
bpe1lnc liGas4p-tA4e Hetc.ne o.. 10. N bru4d-
way NJ. l. fr-4ks 1aw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
folsl' - % 8 . sI5 .sl' Ila !
f'r,.i5-a' 4 eoaaes'. ca zfeasu es.
~. y l-rsri..r -

Afler ,.s retsra- Lal al bee re-Hrri TT
Il at-qa4rter-, = comm ltse, c1n-l-tiny - dsq.
Lesch Jno I Dsyi-. -a4. E9cE, p. b Az
ere Geo v. Todd aud VIA. l. Heal, W. dr..
totuted 10 inform Ar. Nsie"tine u - lau,lra-
n. TIE eamrnttse ssI.ed upou tia gentle
man a, h. ra-idsbce. ami iiapsrt.l 8 tle Hful-
n4tloli. tecel5tl il1 tlietl1 and sstet zi5-.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Genuine "I,ian.onds.,

TH-r sre eaHt's.ft..s 4n4 Imitation, VII a t,eat
'de a4ne, sD fr-ar lPlu me rep4is'.ln &c ie!7'l
- ~ nIlus ci4m0lda bt-r 10 .sl' hai every pslf
# se4a.ue '.J4snlou1 Sp-c sesa ueAF he trade
1isr5 y q sInz3 . arr M Jte 'Li4non1 81 i4ssss
Nlla5war : ~ flu q the nest ia the NarLe
~. sa.e IA s. mr. gthn ~ 3 : G .fk-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

sB-casttn 70 ptsfel.a,eTs u ne Fervtian Fiy9y "a
protscle1 hllutl9n u ibe pTgsoxld- u ron. Be-
wsre of De pg deceived Dy any Of ne pfepzra.lons
Of Peruvian Bzrf, af Bark AID Iron, vii h ilsY "
offered n you. Every Dotie u me genuine has The
name "PgKrTfAN cTRrSi not feruytsh baFki
upon Il. Examine carefully before iutchasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

sw-gggs f1y Ha,ehirlg.-T'ne 8sual pTce Tor BIUwn
Le9torn epge for hatcning with po1siry nfee1eft,
IL T. per sei,ing. These eggs, warranted frsan are
now being sod a. Only s. 9od me breei pure, PR
tue table brown sghorns are good foFs, AID for
laying qualities I.<y haze M ei-ol. APPS a 81
NArkss street. I1zfA-T
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

~Dur.ng The epf1ente Of InteEf1.tnnts In tae
West this ssasoh the whole Immense stocs of
kyers Bgue 1re became exasus I'd, and tue pro
dncing power d hls LaiyOT4 4tlTg Was f0urd iIaie-
aaate meet tie demand HsuT " m EHe Z is
extraordinary yrtnes for me eure q Cai.i.. ADD
FEVER, paid txotDaut prices Tor Is. T-i- sGtE
CCzE Ii ssit, ~ llJ-s who nze 4, 70 neFtf f4i..
Hezaer n you mast have medical sid take t.e best
of msdtcine Poor retasdits are Gear IN gpoi are
cheap 81 suy priee you have 70 pas t9r ttem.-
C7.grLsstOIt ToalrlyT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19
Enst aud found.

II OST.-s5 REWARD. ON SATURDAY
IL sf-s-roo. - ne Ei5e--ziE a. -s-e =. ". r
4. o..re. Z age hae-E reiiss. $ -e5&-d VII =
fiig-sf cii ". tn St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

E--l'o'y Ietqova1 wlt1 fnfel7 ve24tab'e neiI-
ne, oar ig9 tom The syA' u 81 ye 10 iae un.es-
'Is lrl,i l4-rts Come 2 q r-'er y patients tfeA-
tei. p-. r. +. II LEL 40 2 .Spr;n sla5n 81
ft4i4Gt N 4. tdv q. lfee. srat. In 4nd stomach
Wgr-qs arenpg.i. 3. ne*tr iefs, Far rero5lng
q t+1.'+ su' IeH. Worn. me fuc .elVe can b. nsd
+ suur irdRg r. hsst lit. EEIs HOEA STktf
ti7rrs' = fe9a "0u4, he patlslt ma cane
70 70 %" t r-s 5t-.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

E~sseds.-Gsrden ssesis al Kinds, trsan siocE,
EgwmAns. End and King sirsets. n.srI-I
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rne Temperature. Io-deY.
Republican Nomination Election.

AZ zga1sa zRsD At YzE o5x,1zsoiAL oysIcz
AlsA n. al At.r. u,
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.p.Il. rIsYEpsLA.- DYspRRslA.

l.. i. EusKKts Rr1Tn WISE OF Igns q tnre
e4se fsr tlAs e4.c4+t. Il been piescf'bt1 cal{
f9f mas y.arsln tnr practice ot sminsa, pnysig-
i- Z tf para lcl.-i sGrcesa. symptoms are lJs-
yi pei.t- ~ihi ana rl.,ag u 10 .. dtyne-s u
III arb. . aaa a"he G ~ ness 81. p,e.sness All ow
sElrts Oct the genuine, Mo- 900 n rnk, only Ia
tsgt-es Ao=ta sinfh st.. Pnl4i- phla, Fs.
-r3I t,. a druggists. AZ Z !. y kUsEkL'- BIT
II. NfrE g. l4gs ana take no pta.r
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TUIuT CHaHGts YEsrEhDAY itsy. i. H. Mar
tindale, Of Unuu NJ. II church, bong at Iichu-
both, yesterday, Rev. A. Scott filed the pull
pit, morning ard oycniI <, ard Rev. Charles
Moore Of tho local ranks hlei the pulpit OF Ar
bury NJ O. church iu IL absence OF the pastor
Rev. q. II Kramer,
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STEAMBOAT s.M.FELTON, "
Cabin ralk RetMeen Two InnIes on
the stcamboaI ..S. N. Felton,
plYi G BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON j,

MRS. F.-Ibe cblecl of my "Trip to Philadelphia
WAS to buy clothes Tor Mr.. = and Charlie but
found the trices SO nigh hat am compelled 10 re-
tuin without iuly supp ylng ms wants. visited a
q zen stores and finally selected one suit. though
the cothes did not suit me in pattern nor In price
Inc salesman Informed me rather impertnenily
that was hard to SUIT John and my son must wall
untl prices come down later In the season.
hhs. q al bout week ago cut out OF the foa-
NtHtiAL Nathan Li-heIlnahs adgeftis n ent III
V nnpion thought would Exam ne tn ,ngs al
the : T. corner OF FIJI h and Market. IG4iled tntre
and the great variety Cf Mei's, Boys and Children
tlrthing confused me, hut the statesmen were so pa
tent and polite that II was rea ya pleasure 20 be
there. / saw at least ten ladies' who all seemed de-
lighted with the store. They did MT all buy, bur
they were as well treated as II they did. } bought
two sult.-one for John. II was fine diagonal
coat aud vest alike, anti light coored pants, for fia
ana thar res WAS u fne a,i.woo splt and cost SSDu
have hetinans prices IN my pocket.
n" falfsnIan actually gave signed guaran-
tee, and had the right Ia return thi clothing II
they were not satisfactory. shall always patron
lze tFat house.
MNS, FL wish knew that before going To the
expense q Fls'tng Philadelphia. shall 20 to-lnor-
row morning 10
NATHAN riIEBERNAN,S
Largest Clothing House In Delaware,
s. F.. cor Fifth and Market streets.
mall5-smO NilmlngtOn Del.
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EY-Boo.s end slS>s sold By the inch " f1gt al
BxDcocg q EsO zls Market street. Eys,1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

Ara EuoRes Ins-ia SIla. residing with her
tarrnla ut Gll Poplar Etroaf. had her left ann
broken on Ih,H slay last colored domestic
jumping hfrrlcdly ont of Tho door to the pave
mcnt, Eeaeio Who was sitting on one Of the etepr
knocked her ann aga!iist tic girl, and N very
singular manner fractutod il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-19

~ ". hass INIT IRON sJl.ars wof-h of Boots
and sooes 70 sel, b1.a sers lsrge stock. 81 ; .
MARKET street. LysH
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Tocx lsr ssssb sAzEke -gJzzkcTED DAILY ar
r2yrIJt n A
CITY ITEMS.

~Fsse Gae,zs, spnIg stsiel Al ~ hzfset 8
Bzbooek a bgo. mysN
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Dirileud alntiffs.
DHIDgND.

DIVIDEND.
u %4r. .oxLL B4EE oF VII 4 BEASpT-TTE,
MTLxIsGT0S De- J iy J. 81
7 h= Bczsi 81 Directors lave ifls ia! ceeLsresi
tE tde-1 q seF-n Fl cen for me as, six u tits
pATA j. - End Eftss The itfn iost. cesr of tAxe-
ISIS. z EILE, Czsnlef.