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D@BARNEY sO'FREIL, indicted and
convicted Of horse stealing, was brought
inn Coufs On me 18th inst.s for ssaI3i--'
tence. The Court pfopounded tie usual
question, whedf Che prisoner proceeded
to deliver himself of q set speech, The
substance vas "wel, ! think you, have
done your duty; but. the Jurors. I do
not think they did me justice; my con-
fes&ons were cadsed'by' threats made
against me at Bellaire; never was at
Supfsh in my life; did not take the gen.
tleuAanss horse, and request that the
Court will be merciful."
'fbe Court sentenced him TO confne-
nent in the penitentiary for ? period oi
three 5yeare,zl .gsa ,sxfa7s5 sps 20 IS a.
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HMr. JAcoB WYscARyER, Of Beaver
township, Noble county, ID sesdiHg q
cstload ef cdkslss preparatory 80 sxhib
iting them at the Centennial next year.
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HMr. WfLLIAK CoLvIN, of Jack
sontJxHs6p, sJ~sd'ons bdshei iof bats
on May. l4th last, and the product this
Ail Nas,14 bushels Of good oats. Z - I
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ETGroceries, Hardware and Queens
ware, the best in the market, for sale at
A. D. DRIGGS'.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

EIf you want anything in the Con.
fectionery line for Christmas, REINHERR
can supply your wants.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

~ Mr.. JAMES Scorr, of Middletown,
Guernsey county, has been member of
the Masonic Order for 81 years.
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~VAs voRHEs, our Congressman
Is ,sopsd On several questions, He .yo7
ted with The Democrats in Congress last
yeek, on two important -resolutions, an
anti.third term for President and one
against granting subsidies in money,
bonds, public laSds Inducements, 7or
by pledge Of public credit, to associa
tioas orseepofations ~engaged lor pros
posing to engage in public or private
enterprises. d The vote ON The former
stood yeas, 223, nays 80. On the latter
yeas 232, nays Is. =
The lobbiests will not grow fat from
appropriations made hy the present Con-
greas.CAa szs 1tA W -Hzi' =
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%If you want sale bills, letter heads,
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills OF lading. or other
job work, call at The SPIRIT Office, OF
send your order. We villdo you good
work at low rates.
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p%Go to JUDKINs' to buy your
Christmas goods, he has the incest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

wALEXANDER has large stock
of the finest and best heating stoves in
the market.
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HMr. CHARLES B. JoNEs, of Otta-
Va, Kansas, is visiting ct his fathers 10
this piece CHARLEz thinks the West is
the place to live.
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@Judge D. D. T. CowEN, of St.
Clairsulle yas in attendance at Court
last week. He was employed by the
friends Of the BANKER brothers to assist
in their defense. The other attorneys
for The defense we're HoLL1srER d OKEY
and J.P SPRIees, Esq. The prosecu.
ton was represented by the Prosecuting
Attorney and W. F. HusrER, Esq, .,.q
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gThe ST. CIairsville Gazette ofsthe
18th inst, SAYS:

"If perseverance, and hard, persistent
work will accomplish anything, Woods.
field, Beallsville and Armstrong; Mills
willyet securea the building Of Tue Bell
aire 4 Southwestern Railroad Now,
let Beilairc do It's share OF the work,
and We think the road win be built"
! Yes Sir! The people along the en-
tire route are determined to raise the
money necessary'to make the B Il s
w. No such word as fail ia known over
hera "a q assAgass a.s sIR
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~f you want ANYTHING in the Fur
niture line call at FRITZ REEFS dew
elry Store, Woodsfield, Ohio.
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@Fruit cake, green apples and doll
babies for sale at REINHERg'e.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

Hardware and Qnecnsware at low
down prices at HOEFFLER'S sU
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HOLIDAY GOODS
AT THE
CIT 3 AA e B Y.

JACOB RErNHERR has just received a
large lot of fine and common candies,
toys, canned fruits and almost any other
article you desire in hislline.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

ELarge and small Dolls for sale at
RErNHERR's
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EF Remember that HOEFFLER will
not be undersold by any merchant in
Woodsiield. asT 4so-.
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E Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A D BRIGGS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

~ Fancy and common candies, and
toys of all kinds for sale at RE1NHERR's
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Ual1ss. Ms1r HrsfA6EH, Aof' S~lts.
erland tQwafhip. hssp : guilt, Which shs ss
n&E6.sn& q sF.'s 3
$50 sqdsfes. Q6Esr How many stitches
were rsssifpa " nakEiss eedbnw ppy
yards Of thread

wBe.~een 6qS snd i've hundred
hogsheads Of tdesoco have been pur-
chased by the nj {shssts Of 8arnesville,
during the pas. seekss Ct prices
ranging tom 7hs greater
portionIh.s Y burshiai hst-ssP the
ranges $51bd ~ 77psr bsfarea
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MARRiED'-0n the 2d inst by3 AN
DREW TwINEM, Esq, of Green town.
ship, Mfr. WILLIAM EcHoLs aud Miss
HANNAH ANDERSON.
On the STU inst, BY W. T. HuRD,
ESQ., of Salem township, Mr.. Isaac. ! B
GORDON and Miss AMANDA j. LlPPEN.
corT. easaA4s
On the y2Sth of Neyembersls7s, BY
Rev. CHARLES LuRKER, Mr. DAVID
BAUER and Miss ELIZABETH SrArB.
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R-DrsT< c. lKreER and family, Of
Marietta, formerly of Caringtoa, this
county, are visiting in Southern Califor-
mia
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EEThe Noble County Republican,
18th inst, says: Ga Al &
1--WE notice quite lot of tobacco be-
ing delivered at Vansant's tobacco
house, prices ranging from "a 25 to "a
rs per hundred,'s I}EgI Iig
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Latest styles of stationery at the
Drug Store of T. o Castle Il co.
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| THE cake accompanying the above
was excellent. We wish the bride and
groom a happy married life, prosperity
and that they may realise and enjoy
their brightest anticipations through
-life.-PUB. SPIRIT
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Talbott'S One Price and Cash Store.
aaak Bsrnesville, Ohio.
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~The quotations for Bonds in New
York at the close Of the market the 18th
;,ssY -... =, q, ,,f. Is
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

Thsiiahiiisies Of b II. Hook b
Co I, OF Baltimore, according to their
ovnaaNl lneuss3 sre S5l, ,4Ie HS Sassets
.Sy6s1i1 cccss' tS tS dld q shsy sdo. .:, With "
the thousands OF dollars they hlehed
from the merchaniss ,ofkthis countya o is
the lesseselo1 Ne would like to 3 have ans
wered. The firm will be forced into
Bankrnptcy. sses "a sas TX asS..
.ksas@T.ETEzyr<es-rrz-zTTdss ~
DEWhsa GEoReE and BENJAHis
BARKER, charged With the murder of
Jonx MpcasE, came into Court The 18th
inst they we're accompanied by their
wires md i've little children. Mrs.
GfoasE BAakss having three ,and The
otIsefs tvo clildfep. 4 Tie women we're
distressed sudsesrs sorn. and thsrcwas
net q msn presegs but what pitied them,
and ielt that ,bey sodti, if shsycoa'd.'
epare them from further 'dislfesssa and
trouble.
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sGGeA elsrA aNes YoFk the i7th
snss' a VI it, ss1 -
IRA Msury christmas aud Happy
New Year to all.
HA number Of township letters
will b fq1Pa pa opr hFst tpsge,slsT
kEMr. JAMES HARE, of Barnesyille,
diSdths I4tk inst, aged 7syears.j { =,
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D6rIn the Cincinnati horse market
for the week ending the 18th inst, the
quotations were as follows:
/ "a few good horses are selling at
pretty full prices, fine droves bringing
S175@200, and l car OF street railroad
horses was taken for New York at $50
@119. but most Of the sales were of
plugs. which sold at $50 and under" ID,
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Sentence Of George and BeDja-
So min Barker.

= Z hhassu h1as ACss
In Court on the 18th inst GEORGE
BARKER, indicted for murder in the sec
ond degree, for the murder of JoHN
MICHEL, and who withdrew his plea OF
''not guilty. to the charge. and entered
. plea Of guilty of manslaughter, was
sentenced to confinement in the peniten-
tiary fora period Of seven years. In
answer to the Court whether he had
anything to say Why sentence should
not be pronounced, the prisoner shook
his head.
BENJAMIN BARKER, indicted for the
same crime, was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for q period Of six years. In
response to the inquiry whether he had
anything to say why the sentence should
not be pronounced, the prisoner said
II never intended to kill the man; new
or had that in me to-kiA man."
The Court thought that had the pris.
oner not yielded to the desire for strong
drink, he would not be in the position
be was. The prisoner responded: Eyes,
! am satisfied Of that, too"
iAf = = - - ------I- --fi IL!
MARRIED. the residence of the
brides father, in Darlington, Monroe
County, Ohio, on Thursday, the 9th
inst, at 81 p. m, by the Rev H. R
Cash, Mr.. Lawrence Hide and Miss
Nancy A. Morrill,, both zof Darlington,
Ohio. C0k
Alter partaking Of an elegant and
bounteous supper, the company adjourn
ed to xsMesserly's Hail. where they
:tripped the light fantastic toe to the
inspiring music of "The Claringtor
String Band" till far beyond the "wet
tsma hours.
Before leaving the house for the Hall
Mr.. Hide and Lady we're handsomel,
sesenadsd by the g Cafiagtoa Bfass Band
fof which Mr., III. isI a member 4x9 nj
The members of the Lodge of o
0 +. called in body during the even
ing, and paid their respects to the re
Gently welded couple in few fittin.
remarks by the Rev. Mr.. Robb, respon
ded to by Rev. Cash. ,-;,,, rr., go.
An array Of beautiful and well select
ed presents evinced the good taste o
the donors and their regard for th1
Bride.
Altogether, it was very enjoyable
affair
May unalloyed happiness, and uninter
lrupted prosperity attend the youthful
pair all along the journey Of life thu
auspiciously begun
| (lpsrpvru
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BUSHES NOTICES.

Fresh Oysters at A. DIETER's.
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S1tF.Ms sBkxsD, Esq was re- elected
Justice Of the Peace, in this township,
OyussysHshssfSsh inst There wers6e
votes polled. g,asr.e.r
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5! ~The nexsterm Of Common Pleas
Court commences IN Belmont county on
MU6dky, January H. >'ssS = 7"7s'ss'
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HA Anumber Of, our subscribers sent
isgtAs s.pes Of new, subscribers last
week.
-ssssssa sisTt
se9.He people Of Texas are enjoy;
ing wster-meIons, ripe tomatoes and
new potafees' as.tag
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D~Sheri6 LITTLE will take BARNEY
0FnsL, GnxuEs BARKER and BExJx1iN
BARKER eshe penitensiary this week. :
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From Miss tAdeline Austin. Shoe Filter, No,
72l SAMSON Street,
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NOHtWttt6E OW 1teSUtULtUHS.
Attest: G. H. DANKwERTH, Sec.
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sa.7f3sT 1EbHtlaIE
EWSTOnE!
New Prices!!!

t9dR.aJo ~ RLi19l
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EfGCAh INTELIlIGENCE.

rHkINs I.KAyR WILMINGTON.


For Nep Tork.-131, A. NJ, ; 121y, 1a49, Ga, L. M
For PAs'sds,phsa-lsl, 100, $40, g. 90, 947 1890,
A. M.l91T 1872 AGO. 4lo 5.4S, 100 $50 p II. Sun
days, 10 A NJ; AS, e.aO, $50, p. II.
Ter Baltimore and Washington. 2o3, 1000,
A ~; ~ 3D. l.HS, go ITO, z. III. sundays, l2.b2,
203A. N.
For Meas castIesOo, O.2O g25, A NJ LIS, Gao, P.
NJ. No Sunday trains.
FOR neiai,crs E. R.-so0, 0 25 A. NJ. $40, PM Che
$40 =, NJ train runs only es far as Harrlpgton). No
sunday train.
For RiITaii,eton Festern Il. R.-io.3o A. M; 5.sc
p. III. Sundays, 400, p. N.
For WiaaEI;or and ReGdfsig n. R.-625, A. M.
AIS, 2. Il. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARsIvK AT WILMINGTON.
From he5 Yors.-l.nJ, A. n. l3.o4, lib, 100, p.
III. sundays. 1.oi, A. n.
From pa.l1detph.a, LIB, 9.i6. s.56, A. NJ.
1914, 125z, lla IL o15, ESQ 100, S.s, ll.0O F. n.
sundays e. f.5S, f0.0o, a. H.. 100, 100, P. NJ.
hyoni 3fitsn1orf.-i.9l 4, 4. M; 1901, 1910,
c.sa, ego, p. ~, Sundays, In, A.. H.; So, P. NJ
trori EasIingto'l.-- lSi A. NJ. 1901. lxa0, $50
go, Z. NJ. SUNDAY , i.2l, a. NJ o2h P. ii.
EFunt soss Gsposts.--S,.5 y. II. No sunday train.
Fr9s- u s4saitJt)H 4 bGsts-a I. t..-I.o.l.
ar i. v. Sundays 5su r. n.
iSOln El.TaingtoB Red ;tssY T. R.-ie.12, 4. NJ
s.90 r. 81. NO sunday tralls.
TRAINS L l,yg PHILADELPHIA FOR wry:IfeTos.
From Brood aud Prime strects-sO. $50, 1880, A.
NJ; 1910 o., 400, "a - etO zoo s, lI.21 /. L.,
sundavs. 80, n 6 "a, 81, 1l3n, p. N.
From Ne Philadelphia D'pot -.9.a0. A. NJ; 10,
l2 10, 100, +. NJ. su1diys. l2.io, A. NJ.
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Sun sets at 1881.
Moon rises at IL ~.
Young man, stay east.
The wells are going dry.
Sunrise tomorrow at ABA
Colllos' Beach opens to-day.
The city railway is paying"
Feather beds renovated at Adalr's.
Tobacco acts as an emetic upon potato bug.
Adams Bro lead In the fire cracker business.
Fume's lunches are the best in town, at bc6
Market street.
webb's stock OF hats Is large and stylish, at so4
Market street.
For bargains in saving machines, go to Ramos,
606 West 5tl street.
Elderly gentlemen can get nice hats at low prices,
at uubelrs Z L. Sd street.
DeNormaudies sale still goes on and bargains still
go of at 1902 Market street.
Milford people smoke Tor ought toy ngles 4 Sons
partagas. for IS cents at 600 Market.
No interpretation OF goods at Duxbaum's, "a
and Market streets. the leading down town clothing
house.
large stock OF ladies', children AMI misses shoes
on hand and selling cheap at Dolahoe's, 30T Market
strs I.
Persons of sense wear easy shoes 10 summer and
the lltce TO get easy sht Cd Is at Pennnstons sth
aud orange street.
The Enterprise Manufacturing Co. ship goods to
Europa. Their desgu OF walnut furniture has gen.
ius. AT 220 Market street.
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Al REGISTERED Al THE COMMERCIAL oYrIoR.
S A. H., So Al 7. NJ,
MEETING CT THE DELAWARE COMMISSIONER, YES
TERDAY.

MEETING or THE DELAWARE COMMISSIONERS, YES
TERDAY.
The second meeting OF the Delaware State
Centennial Commissioners was held, yesterday
evening. at tine Clayton House in this city, Hon.
Joseph L. Comegys presiding. All the members
except Mr. Ilddeman, of Kent, and Beaston, of
New Castle, were present. The first named gen
tleman was prevented from being present by
mis-. ing the train from Milford. He, however,
come on IN the next tram but did not reach the
city until the meeting was over.
y committee consisting of Messrs Bewley,
Leslie and ltlch2rds was appointed to report
officers for the permanent organization of the
Board.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
OF the Board 90 prepare an address to the peo-
pie Of tho state OF the importance of the APP
proaching Centennial, and having Delaware pro-
perry represented, made report accompanied
with al address which was accepted and a por-
ton of 1t ordered to he published.
The committee on permanent organization re-
ported Hon. Joseph p. Comegy's for President
CT the Board, and Leender i. Riddle for Secre-
tary and Treasurer, which report was adopted
Ca motion Of Dr. Leslie, the President was
authorized to appoint all necessary committees
foi carrying on the objects Of the Board sue
cessfuliy.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, an invitation was ex-
tended to Hon Thomas f. Bayard to accompany
the Bnard TO the Centennial grounds to-day
(rhuredasl aud Messrs Ridley and Bentley were
appointed a committee to esnyey TO Mr.. Bayard
tae invitation.
An inv tat,on also extended to His Excel
lency, Governor Cochran and Secretary of State
/. T. GruLh, E.a, to accompany the ceremonies
4Ac Board ihen adjourned to meet at the Con-
tinentai ho.el this morning, AZ IL o'clock, where
they VIII be met by the Philadelphia Commits
sioner-, and conducted over tho grounds and
Though tile buildings already erected, IN order
10 secure Il suitable place Tor Delaware in the
Srea. exposition.
DEDICATION OF MACHINERY HALL.
On tile Ii Of July ne4t, Machinery Hall, build
ing By li.tlu Qligley will ne formally dedicated,
on which occasion choral combination under
the leadership Of Mcssrs. William WolsiefTer and
jean Ions viii take part. The rehearsaIs are
nov pfcsrcrslng. Tie programme il not yet
ANNOUNCED, bUg the Ceremonies will DO imposing.
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GTEAM WASHING.

While steam has been prOpeng railroad cars
ships and variety of machinery and labor-saving
Implements for tho benefit OF men, only recently has
itbeen made to do wOmans work in the kitchen. Ii
- now hnrnessed In the CHAMPION STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLEACH
PbRFEgTLY, by driving the water up aud then
down through the clothes under the lid Ia rotary
notion carrying the ART with IL, until they ave
white and clean, without the use OF wash board saw
Ing time, labor the wear OF fabric and the wotans
knuckleA. The steamer Will not explode or boil
Overt this cannot he SAID Of any other steam washer
now in use. We offer II alone on Its merits, with
desiring to purchase should 1t prove what we affirm
1t to be. no humblg.
Come end see tat CAPELLE 81 BROS,
2l2 Market Street; or address II. M. & T. Ii. RIl4E
Wilmington, Del. or II. AUSTIN, 200 Pearl Street.
Camden, N. j., manufacturers and proprietors for
the states of Delaware and New Jersey, with Della
ware and Chester counties, Pa. marriott
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AS the diamond Is the royal member OF the family
OF glass. so he - Diamond Spectacles," every pair
having the diamond trada-m rk, have established
themselves az the most liable Of all Inventions to
aid failing or impaired eight.
For sale In Wilmington by b. s. Clark.
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arnpasaIa.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE aorB, NEXT,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30rU, NEXT,
for the purchase OF Wilmington City Loan, for ina
provemrnt Of the Water Works.
MS Loan is authorized by an act OF the J egisa-
tnie, OF delaware, passed March 1, 1870 and Nv an
Ordnance passed by the Clty Council oi ihniug-
ton May 1916, and Ia Tor one hundred and twcaly-
h9e Thousand dollars Q2j0 ana is 10 b. used fUf
Inc compile Ion OF the New Reservoir | oW in course
or construction; purchase and laying Of pipes
purchase Of stops pluss &C, DC ANY surplus l.
for the use of the Water Department, exclusiy,ly
Ia the Act of the legislature au hor.Zlng sad
Loan. 1t Is provided that thirty 1--WE hundred dol ars
W3hU0 shall be paid annual " IN september OF
ca III ar commencing " n tue year egnteen hun
bred and seveDty-six, tlsG1 uuill the " hole Loan
Is redeemed
The Bonus are fr go or ia multiple, AID hear
interest at the rat OF Blk per cent. per Hnnum,
payable semi-hnnnally, on The first days Of Ma 'ch
and September, clear Of II taxes now levied or to
be levied upon The principal or interest thereof by
authority OF the state ui DClaw are, OF OF the
United states.
The income of the Water Department annually is
, about s500D1.
For trustees aud others teekng q safe and per.
manent investment, and PROMPT pHynitni II IN
terckt end rincipal with uuuouDled security
mons better than this IL offered
Further Information, II desired can be obtained
py luaElhg application 10 the city Treasurer at his
Office East iSth Street, OF to either member OF the
Fildics Committee.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Lo1u.i'
The Committee reserve the privilege Of rejecting
aDv ali bids
The following statement Will show in what mnn-
ner the Loan Is 10 be Issued anu when redccmed
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-06-24

HARVEST. -Sofac of or farmers arc engaged
il harvesting -1ne Of the carly varieties Of wheat.
Iuc Iui4 wheat is about npe and is out of the
reach OF danger from scsb, rust or other damage
from disease which often Injuries thi- crop.
Mex Weal; the harvest w!ll be general and tho
entire croI in this county will be ready for the
reaper. IL is Legend doubt the best Of this
cereal we have hal .ur several years last.-Deil-
ton LAi0a.
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rB-" Time Tries Al Things" and has proven that
Histar's Baisam ~ Hiid Cherry is the remedy par
excellence for the cure Of coughs, colds Group,
whooplDg cough, bronchitis, ASTHMA, phthisc, sore
throat influenza, and .'last not least" consumption.
80 Cts and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
|
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Nartha Tleteu, arrested for threatening and
u,mg abusive lsugusge to H1nnah Alien, was
Md n 81 100 10 keen the peace. This was the
Only poLae case, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-06-24

If You Want to be- strong, III en,ffss
and YIyOrOuh.

Take z. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. No
language can convey an adequate idea of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced by
taking r. Y. kunkel's Btter Wine OF Iron In The
diseased, deblitated and shattered syst M
Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or
imp lred by sickness, the relaxed and unstrung
organization Is restored 10 perfect health and vgor
sold only IN 81 bottles. once and Store. No. 259
No't Ninth ST., Philadelphia. only In 81 bottles
sold by all druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-06-24

TEs IAng or THE LAKE,--The Norfolk Ld,ll-
s3t'}1 says the owi;ors uf the LddV of tie Ldte
rehuiidius at THE wcris Of tho II. d il. Co., will
put her on tho route between that city and WASH
lngton, aud not OF tho Cape May route, as sta
ted. She il to bo ready for service by July Ist.
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4,MtnsrSAsn a3atIrgs.

NE, THE UNDERSIGNED TRADING
w under the firm lame OF File Il Murphey, Goa
Dealers in the Ninth ward, have this dag uissoYed
co-partnership, by mutual consent
JOSEPH c. u LIE.
jab-12t WM j. MURp nBg.
WASHINGTON, DEL, June 14th, 1875
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.

4Ni-AA' VIVID Il NiARFoIo
Debility, depressed, irritable state OF mind, a
weak, er,ous, exhausted feeling, no energy or
animation, confused head, weak memory, TIE con-
sequences Of excuses. mental overwork. This
nervous debility iinds sovereign cure in IT, T.
kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 1t tones the systems
dispels the men al gloom and dependency. ani
reJu enat"s the entire system. old only 81 bot
ties Get the genuine. Take only K. r. Kunkes,
II has yellow wrapper around H. his pho opraph
on outside. Sold by YOUR druggist. &c +. Kunkel
Proprietor, Philadelphia Pm,