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Conkling,s Game.

ALBANY, juno 7.-After an illness of
eleven weeks the Lieutenant Governor
returned to the Senate and presided to-
day. He is a strong Conkling man, but
naturally would feel highly gratified
should the lightning strike Governor
Cornell. 1t Is understood here to-day,
from The admissions Of prominent DEM
ocrals, that the ConkliDg pai ty has been
making overlures tor Democratic sup
port in case there can be no increase ei-
fected on the "machine" vote this week.
The plan will not be to secure an ad-
journment but to yoke Democratic
candidate with Mr.. Conkling, who will
hereafter act as an independent In poll
tics. 1t has often been stated, with al
parent authority, that MIR. Conkling
knew nothing whatever of the proposal
to nominate Robertson for Collector un-
til he heard the announcement in his
seat in the Senate. A gentleman who
returned to AlDaly from Washington
this morning says that President Gar
field said that he spoke to Conkling
about the Robertson nomination as long
ago as January, and that Coukling i'm.
mediately thereafter commenced to wal
on the admiDistration.
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A Delightful Excursion.

The excursion of the second Baptist
Sunday School yesterday, was one of the
most delightful that has left this city
during the season.
Owing to the threatening outlook of
the weather, the attendance was not as
large as it would have been lift had been
clear day. The steamer left the wharf
at 7.40 O'Clock, and arrived at AGdalusis
shortly before noon. During the trip up
the river 1t rained continuously, but upon
landing at their destination II cleared up
and did not rain any more during the
day. The excursionists left for home at
4.3O O'Clock, arriving here at 7.50, we'll
plef sed with their trip.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Regular Meeting Last Evenfng-A
Large Number OF Nuisances Re-
ported Abated.


Regular Meeting Last Evenfng-A
Large Number OF Nuisances Re-
ported Abated.
The Board of Health met last evening
In regular session, and In the absence Of
President Bush, DR.. Draper was called
to the chair.
The Executive officers reported that
they had abated one hundred and two
nuisanees since the last meeting of the
Board.
The cellars commencing at Sl4
Church street and running up to 1924
which are filed with water, were order
cd TO be abated at once. Several other
nuisances were ordered to be abated.
Or. Springer from the committee ap-
pointed to prepare rules for the govern
ment Of the scsvengers, reported rules
similar to the old ones, with the excep.
tion that the word "night scavenger" is
left out.
The chair stated that the operations
OF The machines might be suspended at
the pleasure of the Board, aAd also that
WORK ordered by the Board, should be
preferred work above all other.
a number of nuisances were reported
by the Executive officers, which we're
ordered abated.
City Solicitor Turner, was before the
Board, and gave his opinion IS to cess
pools. He stated that according to or
dinance cess pools had to be not more
than twenty nor less than six feet deep.
Also that no cess rool could be con-
s.ructed within three feet of the bOun-
dairy line at is nearest point, thus doing
away with double eesspools.
The Board passed motion protesting
against the pass ;e of the ordinance by
Council for the benefit of Jacob Pusey
AMI Thomas B. Hizar.
Adjourned.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.

Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer,s.
Fullmer,s celebrated clam soup.
The shipment of strawberries 10 de-
clining.
Spanish mackerel are being sold In the
fish market.
A number Of vessels arrived In this
port yesterday.
a portion of the Clayton House roof
is being repaired.
Two more days aud the time for shad
fishing will be at an end.
The slate has arrived for the roof of
the neN car house In shis city.
Mosquito netting has been placed over
the chandeliers In the Court House.
The Pennsylvania railroad paid over
$15, ,000, 900 yesterday for the purchase of
the p, w. Il. B. r. r.
A case Of trout while being shipped
over the Delaware railroad a few days
ago completely spoiled during q thunder
storm.
The Delaware Western R. R. Go, will
take the newspaper reporters of this CITY
on private excr-sion over their road
this ii ern0on.
The electric light used by the Nation
al Dredging Company at their works on
the Delaware eau be seen every night
oy looking down Fourth street.
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ghs gaily 6azstts.
- At WILMINGTON PosroyFICE
nETEhh xrDOND-CLAss MATTER-
FIRST EDITION.
THE CANNING FACTORY.
inc ..sngemsnts Under Way.

.,.rty Purchased and 9th
Tne engagements Under Way.
~, Monday, the purchase money was
~ for tbe tract OF land on the Bran
p%,ns ps,u, a. east of Bowers, Bure & Co.'s
ay"b .bops. which was bought from this
O. ssn bv jobn Molr Clark, agent for John
Mnir K Sons, the great European manu-
San,nrers @ of canned fruit and vegetables.
mSs oroupd thus purchased has front
=, ool feet on Twelfth street, running
Ssck 2s5 fe ct to the Brandywine, com.
nrIsinp over an acre, and large can
pips factory will be corstructed thereon
Edward L. Rice, Jr., Is preparing
nlans and specifications for the neces-
sary buildings Of the new establishment,
which are - follows:
The main building will be 154 feet .
,ocbes front by 216 feet deep, covering,
AZ will be seen, about three-fourshs or
the antire lot. It will be one-story
hrick ali round, with walls IA feet high
and slate rcos. The foundation will be
niiiue. and there will be q wharf on the
Brandywine, 80 feet deep aud 2)O f:et
frontage. The dimensions OF the var
ious rooms OF the m"in building Will be
as follows:
Beef room, 81. by 70; preparing
room, 81 by 100 /; packing rom, 81 by
so ware room, 81 by e5 pickle room,
81 by 90; store room, 81 by 100 di-
gesting and bath rms, 20 by 3e each;
tinsmith re oms, of which there will be
two, As by 80 each. In addition TO
these there are the cookirs, soldering
and cooling rooms, las gs office, dining
rooms for the employe-, ledge house
for watchman and family. sable and
shedding for iuits, Go. These are
exclusive of the main buildir 9 and the
specifications and plans for tlem have
not yet been completed.
The establishment will be provided
with all the impr0v 4 machinery for the
canning busine :, propelled BY two en-
Stnes VI sixty hoi-e power each, with
three large boiler. II 10 said the num-
Der Of hands employ at the start will
be about 45O, which nlmber will bs in
creased II busin IS 50 warlants. Some
of the employee will - brought over
majority viii b. employed In this CITY.
II is said the policy Of the Arm Is TO in
duoe tnsIr employees TO settle nesr their
works, which, II car. led out will in
crease building operatio, In this victni-
y.
Bids for the erection Of tho necr cary
buildings have been invited and will to
received up to 10 O'Clock TO morrow
morning. On Friday Mr.. CLARK win
sail for England, taking the bids with
him, and the contract Will doubtl
awarded soon ~ r bis rival there. IL
is d'ired u have the buildings COM
pleted BY September next. The capital
to be inverted In this enterprise will
reach $4,000.
ANOTHER NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.
Negotiations are now under way for
purch' Q Of tract of land on the Eran.
DIVINE. near I 6elfth street, which, II
ooDsummated, will result In the starting Of
stlll another large br 'inec,. Details will
Dc given In . few days.
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A big Balloon.

A big balloon, twelve feet in dame
ter, Is being inflated on the roof of Fin
icy, Garrett q Wilson's hardware estab-
lshment, Third and Shipley strsets.
Ihe balloon is owned by Wanamaker &
Brown, and contains an osaer for suit
81 clothes, to 60 10 the party who finds
IL aftat II makes its aerial voysge. II
viii be started about two O'Clock this
afternoon.
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ENGLISH CAPITAL DELAWARE.

A New Enterprise ON the Brandy.
wine and q Line Of Ocean Steamers.
WILMINGTON, Del, June III. M oore
q Son of London, Aberdeen and Savilie,
have just purchased ground on the
Brandywine River in this city for the
erection of large cannery. They will
run private line of ocean steamers to
ply between this city, and London to
supply their trade. Most of the raw
material will be taken from the psn--
insula.
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Election OF Onfcers.

The Live Oak Assembly have elected
the following officers:
President-R. II. Hargis.
Vice e.President-J. q. Hanna.
Recording Secre ary-J. II. Kaissr,
Financial Sc etary-W. II. K aiser.
Treasurer. P. O'DonneI1.
Trustees-F. P. Springbett, e. 81.
Blackburn.
The Braniywine Catholic Library
Association have elected officers as fol-
lows,
Presidont-aamuei Ferguson,
Vice President-John Donahoe.
Recording Secretary-Pierre BOissou,
Financial Secretary Shot,
mer.
Tressurer-Thomas j. Hanley.
Libranan-Edward j. Bradley.
Assistant L,brarians-Peter Shields,
John Kelley.
Board Of Directory-Samuel Ferguson,
A. Toy, John Donahoe.
Janiter-Dennis Lucy.
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A Jersey stir mi

Qniet old Mt. Holly, n. j., has had q
stir up-uneQualled In its magnitude since
Washington passed through on his way
to Monmouth. Mr.. Charles Sailer, a lead
ing citizen and Pres't of the Vincentown
New York, cad got back ii5,ot ) for his
venaure ON half Of ticket No. 81 600 In the
April Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. On June 18th oyer stiO.iN viii
be divided, in sums 1. I'M OIL, C., down,
his example In sending their Investments
TO M, A. Dauphln at No. 2l2 Broadway,
New York CITY, N. Y, or same person at
New Orleans La,
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Election OF Officers.

At meeting Of Lafayette Lodge, No.
IA, A. F. q a M, last night, the follow
ing officers were elected tor the ensuing
year:
W. M.-Thomrs Davidson.
s. W.-John W. Hazlett'
]. WIN. G. Eagerly.
Tressurer-Wm. &. Pierce.
Secretary-Prof. William A. Rey-
nOlus.
Trustees--J. Thomas Mitchell, James
Fl. Beggs and 9. H. Ewbanks.
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Natures sluice-Way.

The kidneys are natures sluice- way to
wash out the debris of our constantly
changing bodies. If they de not work
properly the trouble is felt everywhere.
Then be wise and as soon rs you see
signs Of disorder get . package Of Kid
ney-Wort and take 1t faithfully. 1t will
clean the sluice-way Of sand, gravel OF
slime and purify the whole System
Druggists sellit, both dry and liquid and
dry, and 1t is equally efficient In either
form.-Ladependent.
The adopted daughter of Mrs.
Douphine, at st. Margaret's Bay,
Nova Scotia, drowned herself last
Saturday, in fit Of insanity caused
by grief for the death of her adaptive
mother. The suicide was married, and
leaves an infant four months old.
It is reported that a fight occurred
recently near Fort Walsh, between
Blackfoot and Cree Indians, and tnat
sixteen of the latter were scalped.-
The Crees had been stealing horses
from the Blackfeet.
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On q Trial Trip.

The new tug bost Oaudus, built by
Joshua L. Lambson, Of Bordentown,
N. j., for William Lea s. Sons, of this
city, went out on trial trip this morn
Ing. The machinery of the boat was
put in by tie Pusey & Jones Com
pany. The tug is to be used in towing
vessels up the Brandywine to the
Messrs. Leas' mills.
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PROPOSALS FOR COUNTY LOAN.

WHEREAS, The floating and bonded asbt
of New Castle county now due, and ,the
expenses incident to the removal Of the
necessary by recent acts Of the Legisia-
ture Tor The repair OF certain meruh 6Sukn.
SSa %ili aggregate d TO nearly thesam Of SlSs.
Therefore be Il Resolved, Ttat the rre.-
surer OF New Castle county be and u nero-
by authorized 10 borrow, ON the credit 81
the said county, the sum OF Oae Hundred
Inousand Dollars. At q rate not TO exceed
four per centum per annum, fer the pur-
pose OF taking up and funding the satd
floating debt, and defray the expenseg
aforesaid, and TOR that purpose ne shail
aavertise aSa cruise IN At least six Newspapers Of
whole or any part OF said loan. The said
loan to run for period OF ten years. from
the hrst day OF July. D., lsSl and that
Aforesaid, there shall be approprinted By
The said Levy Court, the eum or Ten
Thousand dollars, which shall bo invest
ed in any outstanding loan Of the county.
of the loan aforesaid. And TO the nd
party or parties, TO whom the said loan
shall be awarded, upon the receipt Of the
certificates OF oftndebtedness with interesf
therefor, In the name Of the ccunty. .Ise -.
Ia citing the sauthortty a., of thia Re.olption.
attestation OF the same attasshed
In accordance with the ahovD Resolu.
Wilmington. Monday, June eth. AID.
1881, hereby ask for propossis for fbS
whole or any part of said loan. by sealed
proposals, directed to, william HeTbsrl.
Wilmington, on or before 10 O'clock. a.
M, Thursday, June 10, A. D., 1881.
WIN. HERBERT,
u,,,,... County treasurer.
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yestsraehn only material change at Albany
adyapo,aa y the vote for Mr.. Dspew. He
RsnnSd RJSed to "a, and thus leads all the
vots votihohcan ~ Candidates. But on q full
10 secn,s would stiii have TO gain 80 more
ersy ioh 40 election, and that is not an
nents9 9oo: 10 achieve q result the oppe.
concsn,n..M VI Mr. Oonkling must not only
breas ,n oil their scattered vote bu,
yst Ga, upon his lines. The way is moi
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A southern Cotton Factory.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 1.-The John
P. King Manufacturing Company has
been organised in Augusta with a capt.
ital of 81, ,000, 600, with the privilege oil
increasing 1t to 100000. The Hon
John P. King is President. The M Il
will make cotton goods, and will be er-
ected on the Knoxville and Augusta
Railroad. Over 100000 have been
subscribed In two days.
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voodo Civilization In Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June GA small ne
gro boy, living with a colored family
named Smith, In st. Tammany Parish,
was roasted to death yesterday in pun
ishment for stealing q loaf of bread.
Smith and his wife practice Voodooism
among the ignorant negroes in the par
ish. The boy was nearly starved, and
embraced the opportunity offered by the
absence of the family. When the fact
was discovered, they tied the boy IN the
fireplace and roasted him so badly that
he died shortly afterward.
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MARRIED.

IERS0N-MARGERU June 7th,
at 8 p. M, at s. e. Cor. of 7th and Wesi
Sts., Wilmington. De1., by Rev. Adam
Stengle. OF Union NJ. e. Church, Mr. !.
Edwin NJ. Pierson and Miss Margaret
L. Margerum, both OF Wilmington, Del.
TON-GoULLAY.-O June
9Th, by the Rev. Gaylord l.. More, Mr..
Alexander Wilmington to Miss Ellen
Goullay, both of Riddles Banks.
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VIII Go TO Reading.

Company held ON Monday evening, 1t
decided unanimously to attend and par
ticipate In the Firemen's tournament
that takes place in Reading in Septem-
Der next. The Water Witch has also
decided to take part and the two conn.,
panies will probably leave this city to-
gether on special train. They will be
absent four days.
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Fast Steamboat Travelling.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, June THE steamer
Mary Powell landed here at 7.09 to-
night her actual running time from
yeetry ry-street, New York, having been
three hours and thirty.three minutes.
from Milton hero four miles, In nine
minutes.
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EaIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


Upon the application OF Mary Murine.
Executrix of James Murine, late oi
Wilmir gton Hundred, in said county.
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting of letters
Parliamentary upon Inc estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be post
edwithin forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a "a newspaperpub-
Iished in Wilmington, and to be eontln-
ued therein three weeks, (e d).
49,. Given under the hand and seal
81, 8. of office of the Register aforesaid.
t~) at Wilmington in New Castle
county, aforesaid, The day and year above
written. b. g. Bl9GS. Register.
NoTICB f.
All persons having Claims against tne
estate of the deceased must present The
same duly attested TO the Executrix.
On or before April 23d, 1882, or abide thS
act of Assembly In such case made and
nrovided. her
MARY n MULRINE.
MARX Executr1x,
dress-Wilmington, Del.
juneS-3weod.
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There is some doubt whether the Leg1
islature of New Hampshire will choose
q United States Senator. Many Of the
members believe that Senator cannot
be legally elected at this session.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

!, Senator John Sherman, after long re-
lection, denies that he Is implicated in
The recent Treasury exposures. Will
be also deny that the plans of his new
mouse In Washington were drawn for
MIN at the exl inse Of the government,
In the office Of the Supervising: Architect
Of the Treasury a-Times.
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We fully endorse the above
SAMUEL G..TAzEwELL,
Chief Engineer of Fire Depart.
JOHN II. HUBERT,


Second Assistant Engineer.
Mr.. Price of the Phoenix stated he
had been informed that several persons
signed the petition for distributing the
city under false Misrepresentation
made by Mr.. T.. P. Buck, the insurance
agent who solicited signatures to the
petition. Among those who signed
was Mr.. Charles Baird, who said that
when the the petition was presented
to him, that it was represented to him
as being 6remen's movement, but
since that time he had learned that a
majority of the companies were against
the movement. He would sign a re-
monstrance against the district sys-
tenn. Mr.. Price thought that the re-
monstrances could not be gotten out
any too soon.
After desultory discussion the con-
vention adjourned to meet at the call OF
The Committee on Resolutions.
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DIED.

Harriet, wife of William Jenks FeiI, and
daus hter of George M Troutman.
Funeral took place on Tue day June Z,
at 10 a. M, rom No. 3i3 south Eighteenth
street, Philadelphia.
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Meetings ro-nighs.
TuKsDAY.

Ha@anittSo HasS.n Lodge. ~ Mo- 9, K. Off.
Asylum YClscle, No. Q, b. Of u.
German MModge, No. q, /. o. OF.
Americanm mstual q Benehciai society.
Mutual oosl nlsp spd dI'psdgs, No. 2. a. q. q, r
NJ Vernon nesrarar nnu rroSduce Association.
fe hncampnasnt. No. I. II. o r
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!. A good nurse is a blessing to every fam
lily, and all sensib nurses recomm end
That innocent but efectnaI re edy for all
the pans and Ills that befall baby.-Dr,
Bulls Baby Syrup Price 25 cents.
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Real Estate sale.

New Castle Star.
Frank e. Herbert has sold his brick
house on Harmony street to Charles
": Conyers, and his lot in the city of
Wilmington to Joseph L. Carpenter,
1r. Terms privale.
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Judge Tourgee at Chester,

Judge Albion W. Tourgee, of North
Carolina, author of the famops satire.
"a FOOLS Errand," will deliver the an
nual address to the cadet CORPS of the
Pennsylvania MihlarJ Academy, at
Chester, tonight.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

The bad effects oil imprudence in eating
ana drinFing are speedily removed, and
the depression following eating is quick "
banished by the use ot DR., BuIIs Balti-
more Pills. Prlce 25 cents,
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Why Are you Bilious,

.,i because You have allowed your bow.
nv W.s 70 p become costive, and liver torpid.
s,a,a Mianey. Wort to produce tree
In nv. y. .ae bowels, and 1t will stimulate
aim nv, W ", 70 proper action, cleanse the
achs y, ans lss gellowness, cure bilious head.
Drns,e,.ua aua cause new life In the blood
Ziop'ss Zis'Is g nave it, both dry and hquid.-
kestc.iuE-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Nerve \, s .ae marvel Of the age for all
Send n asSases. ~, All fits stopped free.-
" soi Arch STREET. Phils dslphia,
oet 2D.ly
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MOf all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, "it m fight have
been.n
The above quotation was forcib,y
brought to mind the other day by hear
ing young lady remark that she would
she had taken Sine's Syrup OF Tar.
Wild Cherry and HOrehOund. m
No, mber last, and cured her cold, as q
riend OF hers did.
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M girl 70 do ssnssal ho1ss !
wv work. and . cook. Apply 70 1l0o
Market street. ~ 53tf
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For Collie, Dysentory. Teething and
other diseases of baby hood, always use
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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Strawberry Shipments.

The shipments Of strawberries over
the Delaware railroad yesterday, were
as follows:
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A N ORDINANCE MAKING APPRO-
IA PRIATIONS FOR THE TIsCAL
YEAR ENDING JUNE S0th. lee9.
Re IL lr6fni1eff hsf fha cik,t Oo..s. >sf - MIR

nli1sgt0n:-- ~ -,
dred and ninety-ntEe Thousand fye hum
dred and sixty-1our dollars, be and IN
same Is hereby appropriated to meet the
expenses of the city for the year endine
by the Board of Public Edueati0n. Is FOL
lows.
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NEW ADvEnTlsmnrIlrIIIaEn, = =
PUBLIC SALE
l. -0T THE
ENTIRE STOCK OFgA'RKTAIL
LUMBER YARD |

AIe supscrIper reIlr1nE B nom the retail
lumber business, will ofl6r ~ public salo,
on
SATURDAY, JUNE lIth, 1851,
Ats O'Clock, A. n, 50
HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF LUMBER.
Contained In yard at N. e. Cor. FRONT
and TATNALL sTS., 'Wilmineto Dsi.,
consisting Of thoroughly seaGon1d whitS
pine nhishing b. ards, yellow pine nOor-
Ing. white pine barn boards, -heDlook
iepcing, sheathipg boards, joIse and acsns-
ing, neart cypress sningiss, white PINE
sawed shing.es, roofing and p1astei 1ax
laths. German siding, white pine picks.s =. .
piiing strips and ooverirs beAEds. Aiss
one pair c. exc silent Work Eorges. ono
two horse lum bsr wagon, In e ID Sfder
Furniture 9, &c.
All sums Of fifty dollars and, under oash.
all over that amount q credit or monIhs
viii pc given ON purchaser Rivfng 3
er, or 2per cent. on for cash. "
l.e,. ISAAC ". LLOYD.
juS-3t M ''f''l5'. 7Tsss
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Wilmington. June 7ih, isSl.-7f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-11-08
Annual Report of the Directors OF

Annual Report of the Directors of
the Infirmary of Monroe County.
To the Commissioners of Monroe County Ohio:
The undersigned Dirsc' ors Of the In
Urinary of Monroe Coun'y, in accord
ance with Sec ion 967 of the Revised
Slatutea of Ohio, submit the following
as heir annual report for the year end
ing Sep ember 5h 1881:
On the first Monday in Sep ember
1880, and ending September 9th 1881,
Directors met at the Infrmary (in sc-
cordauce with Section 966, Revised
S Satutes of Ohie,) and after careful
examination of the Institution found the
farm in good condition, buildings in good
condition paupers properly fed, and
otherwise properly treated and provided
for.
Balance Sep ember Isl 1880 SOC l9
Amount collected on duplicate
IS8oar6a- s5 1851 81
Amount collected on dpy book 4 60
Total receipts 4l62 43
Total sxpsndi ures 1880 OS
Balance September lst 1881 1872 35
Sep ember 9th F Koonz repair
ing shoes number of voueh- 4
er -ae ~ 276 81 60
Sept 9th P Schumacher Gro
ceries, number of vouch-
er .e 277. 7S6
Sep ember Oh ] R Smi,h re-
pairing harness, number of
voucher 27S so
September 9th Pope and Cas- le
groceries, number of voueh-
er esg y.rma 279 8 81
Sep ember 6 h Ketterer aud
Hoefaer merchandise, number
of voucher g6g "a $50 20 II
September 9th. William f Beard
1 more groceries number of SIS
voucher 2S1 80 68
september 9th George NJ Kerr
Il groceries, number of voucher
H. 3 2S2 s 80
|September 9Th John W Lawer-
ence, soap, number of vOuch
er 2S3 4 SO
D Sep temher 6 b John Lohr Cof-
fin for Maria Henhorn,
5 number of voucher 24 5 Oh
September 9th William F FSeheu
0 fele Bacon for S Bonbam
number of voucher 285 81
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