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OTHER MATTERS.
The attention of the members was

The attention of the members was oc.
cupied this evening III hearing argu.
mentS for and against the pending Port
Warden bill. Messrs. Walcott and
Spruance argued in favor Of the bill
while Massey and Whitley were EN-
ployed to represent the riparian wharf
owners III opposition to the measure.
The arguments We're long and spicy and
embraced many important points Of law.
The FOugeray divorce case is one Of In,
most exciting topics Of the present Srs,
sion. Both parties have been heard by
the committee, and last evening cOunse
for both sides examined number 81
witnesses and argued the case. From
all accounts Mr.. Fougeray is Il much
abused man and considerable spite work
exists on tie opposite side. How the
matter will end is hard to determine,
but Mr.. Fougerav has the sympathy OF
quite a number if not the majority OF
the members # both Houses. The case
is certainly a complicated as well as
strange one
The immigration bill has at last been
disp Dsed Of, by the Senate concurring
i'll the House amendments, after It's re-
committal last week. The bill was re-.
ported back this afternoon without any
amendment and without recommended.
ton, and the Senate, as above stated
ConcUrred in the House amendments
by "A vote of 5 to I, without any discus,
sion. The bill now provides for three
unsalarird Commissioners, with an,
thority to hire Il clerk at a stated
salary
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ReAiGtlntiOnO Of M OFFICER.

Officer MccujIough has hand d hi
resignation 10 til" Mayor, and il H.
been accepted. Mr.. Mccullough W t
appointed when Mayor Wales tee k Ii
,'ar last jane, ami ha, proved l. ms
Il faithful and efficient officer t !
proiHthIc tlIat Mr.. Mccullough will .
cage il business ur hj~ own account.
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Reception tbis 4. SehiDg.

This evening the Adolis Social CT
will give reception in the leu
room of the Masonic Temple, win
from the arrangements that have W
made, promises to he one of the III
enjoyable fine season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-11

Ladies, thanking You for past pa
tronagc, we would again call youl
attention To our tine display Of mill
merry. We have complete assortment
Of everything in the mi .Iincry line iron
which to select, and having bought iol
cash we are prepared 10 sell AT loves,
rates. Call and examine goods. Euma
j. Lindsay, POS King street.
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Merchant Tailoring.

James a. Sanders hl% removed II
merchant tailoring establishment Fl,
100 West Seventh street 10 ~ Ship
street, where lIr vii l." Glad'Io meet
his old customers al 4 friends. He !
4 larg" assortment OF Spring sui'ing
the lowest prices, Good ills guara
trcu.
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officers Elected.

Last evening, 1T a meeting Of thee
m"n American School Bead, J..
Fr"yc, was elected PRESIDENT, A. Ia
man, Nicc-'resident, and Peter Eh'
Secretary. A coninittc" Was also
pointed 10 make arrangements for |!
! ing the scholars n May parry.
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1IIAlIrOS tBIielit.

John r. Walker, the well known
shoe dealer, 49, II T.. Third street, has
just made quit" an improvement to
his store The room has been extended
pack several feet, and a skyIiglt placed
over III" new extension, thereby giving
a sufficient amount Of light for his
hnSiMrn>.
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ON FRIDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL. 1889.
At O'Clock, p. M. the following described
real estate. to wit

At . o'clock, p. M. the following described
real estate to wit
All that certain lot " parcel Of land, stu
aled in the CITY Of Wilmington, aforesaid,
beg inning at n point on the nnriherly side OF
Ninth street at the distance Of 100 feet from
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
eRstcrly side Of Mon street, with the north
rrly side Of Ninth street, thence northerl y
ana parallel with | MON street, lj4 feet ln.
to II corner thence castcrlt an parallel with
Ninth street 81 feet to another corner, then &c
southeriy and parallel with Union street l5i
Get inches u the nortllrr.y side Of Ninth
street, 50 feet to the place OF beginning be the
contents what they may
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro.
pertv of Charles G. FisheraAd Mary H. Fish.
err, his WIFE and to be- Sold by
JAMES MA RTlN, Sheriff.
SHERIPP's OFFICE, Wilmington. April ith
1883
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For Sale.

Cheap, for want of use, a good five
horse power engine and boiler. Can b.
seen running at the REPUBLICAN, Office
Call and see immediately, rs we mean
to take it out and put in Il seven hon st
mower
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ON THU RSDAY.

THE 26rH DAY or APRIL, 1883,
At 10? O'clock. "A. IN, the following described
real estate, viz
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situate in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, described by metes and bound,
as fellows. to wit:
Beginning at II corner for land Of L. Hen
erickson On the east side OF New street. and
running thence with the line Of the said Hen
erickson north NJ degrees east AS fl. to land
Of J Nm Aston, thence with the line Of the
said Aston north 1911 degrees, west ~ n. to
land Of .lOshun u FenImDrc, thence with II
ncw llHu for the said Kenmore. south sli4 de-
grccs west 1 feet to The said New st., thence
with the sad New street south ~, degrees,
east ~ II nolue % the ulacc Of beginning con.
tanning 40 square feet Of land. be the same
more or less.
Seized aud taken into execution rs the pro
pcrty Of Grorg" Turner. and Ann his wife,
and I. t., and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff.
%"ERIPF's OFFICE Wilmington April 4th,
1883
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Trustees Elected,

A. meeting Of III" members of Scot
NJ, +. church, last evening, John J,
EarlIrtt, Joseph Davis and Joseph y,
AIdrcd were elected trustees for the
rOiuing three years.
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ND TIJi'lJ J3S North Fourth 81
/ III. l Ill Z II L IlilI 4 IlE,I lLIIl

Guarantees 10 cure (ai.u by letter. NcryUu'
i)eh,iIt!. Youthful lmpruduncc, Lost Ian
hood. Effect. Of lnlscrGtiou. Private hi leases
tarut" cases in % IL dnySJ fImpl"s, letters
f'aIlIHa "ut Of Hair. etc. br. Th"cl has hao
10 year. Nc,!ical experience, and Is the Only
| physician in Philadelphia who has made nj
speciality in Europe under the leading pro
tcSsOrs. Read "ScOur..r Of Quacks." The cX
posing ii "Sclf-styicd Professors" "Kevcr
ends Free Prescriptions, Museums. otc
Th- is the only book which is free from al
cXaggcration. and gives y true history Of ncr
vous debility, skin, blood and private dis
eases, and shows the best methods Of treating
those diseases. by the leading authorities .
the world. Price 70 cents.
Once hUurS-y u. IN. to 1 p. m, and from
70 "a =. III. Sunday, "a. m. to 2p III.
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LllEkIFfS SALE-B By WHIT + or A
- writ Of NehdltiunI EAponaS.to me direct.
ed viii lecxposrd to Public Sale.at the Court
n ,usc, IN Market street. between Tenth and
L ctcnth streets. in tn" city of Wilmington
New Castle County. DEL.
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EHERIFFs sAhr,-nl Virtue or A
- writ of Levari facias. to me d.
rected, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel occupied by A. Maxwell, in Middle
town, st. Georges Hd., New Castle County,
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The New Castle Election

An election was held in New Castl,
yesterday for Mayor and other city
officers. The vote was a large one b'li
everything passed off pleasantly ahl
quietly, with the following result
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ID ITLNTC obtained and all business In
! y LNlD the L. ). Patent Office, or In
e Court attended to for modern fees
When model or drawing Is sent we advise
a 10 patentaolity free Ofcharge and we make
n chary" unless we obtain patent.
We reIir, here, to the Post Masterthe Supt
Of the Money order DIV, and to otici ais o'the
Z. =, Patent office. FOR circular, adyico
toms nnd reference to actual clients 10 you,
state or county, address
G. A. SNOW Il CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, I,.G,
Mention tha raLeri novl4eljI
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We Have the Latest

Styles Of Suitings and Trowser-
ING now on hand. Our Spring
stock is complete in our Custom
Department amt many of our
PATTERNS IMPORTED d.
RECT FOR Us. and cannot be
duplicated elsewhere. We have
marked prices to sell our goods,
and mean to please you, trusting
to receive your order at an early
date. We have many bargains
in our Rcady-mad" Department..
and some new STYLES already to
show you. We mean 20 retain
you as our patron and make
your friends c"r customers
Wilmington Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring Estah-
lishment, Fourth and Market
streets.
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DDARDlNG GAN BE HAD AT iIG EAST
ID lth street. Good accommodations
npll Ga
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Blind

The tho
vas recer
''lrgeOn a
'nb'lue hi |
md all til
had failed
hre(l to ID
|. fine nee
< EIelltucky
lbout tn
.alk of !
cruelty, u
Milt. f. \
laid to q {
DENT
"Onollt |
cbull do J.
|I i danger
Vie stud
Pear him..
Mays of 81
10 "a cllo
|4''illg Il
|tyrs.
|, The hor
[Ae opera
Pat is s,it
|0ntrollet
ROCK I
PAYS: 3" |
general
|trellgth ;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-06-20

i@pau ri6 slles, ,uas ii4 in ieinem gge.
sc 6eiano, nit furt ,1nb i9uente ben
Miob1e CUBA &iuer bunbert SUP bod
an. Mebrere @eni9enleben lollen Der.
loren 9egan9en iein. Die @eieuidaf1
l@dbt ben ibr ertua6ienen @9aoen au
$4,000 9ollars AT.
Chicago, 19.Suni. Sc @etre,bemaf
ler Ni6ols 4 60. iaben ii9 beu:e Mor:
gen se5pun9en5u 5u liquibiren. Sic gea@.
ri9t rief etne tleine @anit an Der 86rle
beruor unb Suli<Bei5en fiel auf 1.o5a
itie9 inbeiien ipdter >uieber auf Il .06 III
Hed & Boulder, gambler III S@mola
baben ibre 3ab1unset einstitellt. 81,
@aiiipa Der @petutanten Ri@ols 4 Go.
belaufen fi@ auf iiber 100000. 81,
G1rma bebauptet, bab iie lire @@ulber
big nd4iten Samitaa Biz auf ben lester
Gent be5ablt baben ,perbe.
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30. 26.

Oarauf besannen aud anbere 2eute ser
Manni9aft unseburlam 5u iuerben uno
perlan9ten unter Der 6iibruns eines aez
tuiiien Sobn Mabben Sic Jreilaljuuq
Soe's, unter oer Nnorobung ser Meute>
|rei. @s ,uur6e ibnen bebeutet, rubiq an
bic arbeit ju eeben, >uibrisen Salts man
ibnen teine &atiOnen mebr perabreiden
'uerbe. Sod bies i9ieu iie ni6t ein,u=
l@u@tern uno es toltete oDe sln1tren9unq
bon @eiten Der 0ffi5iere, I'M bie Meute=
rer unter Ded au treiben. Dort bliebeu
lie ein8ei@loiien bis gum ndditeu 9ag,
na@oem man alles @bbare aus ibrem
Berel9 entfernt battle. Ser aapitdn iteuz
tie ti9 sana .tuobl betuaiinet nit }einen
DfF5ieren auf Bed aui, lieb Die 2ufen
ofIuen unb ben 2euten iasen,. .bab iett If
re Namen auf9erufen luiiraea s8er iid
meisern 'piiroe, bic Nrbeit auf3unebmen
ano ben serinsiten @iberitanb leite,
'peroe obne @arbun nieberse(3oTeu.
Sobn @aboens @anne puroe 3uera. .aaF
serufen, bod itatt 5u seboraes, aarste~
|er fi@ NIT Mefier uub &eupluers beuaffz
net auf ben CAPTAIN; aber cine auael
aug beiien 8l@ie itredte ibn tobt nieoer.
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1elesrap1ttsbes 4nerl<t.

! Gin Miiiiondr 9tamens @br0ber
1T int @ululanbe ernlorbet tpprbeu.
[ ! Ser 5tuii9eu Stalien unb @roBbri=
tanien ab9el@1oiiene @anbelspertrag lit
l1nter5ei9uet ,pprben.
I SIM @ei4dftstbeil BET @tabt @ter.
ling in Der canabii@en &ropin5 Dntaz
rio ,patbete am Is bs. cine perbeerenbe
Geuersbrunit, tpe14e einen @9aben bon
1926, 900 anri9tete.
*Sn D1btoi6, Wiseonfin, brannte ant
Is. bs. Casper Smitb's Mable ob;
@@aben 10000, 8erii9eruns $780,
500.
Sn Gremout, Obio, lit Bm. @ab(oro
Der @rn.orbuns ie;ner 5rau iiberfiibrt
|'1nb gun, Iobe oerurtbeilt morben. Sic
|9inri@tun9 ioq ant II. October itattz
finben. @ 341 fs
: Der 'ueitli@e 1bei1 bon MiHenri
unb Ranias 1T bon beftieen @esensaHen
iberflutbet.. Die Giienbabnen, beren
Ddmme fte1enpeiie pesseipillt fnb. ba=
ben bebeutenben S@aben erlitten.
! Die senaue i3ab1 Der in @unberz
|tanb, Gnslanb, per1nslidten &inoer lit
1877.
*3u Graiersburs6, o., iprans elm
Ginbre@er, benz bic, $oliaei auf ben
|5erien mar, In einen 8a9, bielt iid
nit einem @euolper oie ber5uoran8en=
ben Meni9en pom 2eibe nno erfrdnfte
ii@. z
i Ser 9rieiter Bombenfabrifant ca
6aoine, ber Mitlduloige Dperbant's, lit
idulbig befunoen unb gum Iooe perurz
tbeilt tpproen.
" i Sic 1iirfen baben aus sem Ibri1her
OiItrict Wlara9 piele ar1neitiIcbe Ta.ri.
liel1 pertrie6en un6 bielelben nit btr
gr0Bten @raulamtsit bebanbelt.
! Die Nrbeiten 5ur 8ertiefung bes
st. @eterz9se's in Garaoa auf 2755
5uB baben bego,,ne1t unb peroen S Sab
re in &uipra@ @nebn,en.
: 9untinston in Eehnsiiee it om 18.
SUM BON elmer berbeerenben 6euersz
brunit beiueeiubtf ,uorben. 3ebu aaufz
ldben unb brei @obnbauier ie1en ben
6lommen gum Dpfer. Ser 69a6en
,piro auf $50, Biz 10000 an9el@la9en.
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Mn 8la II ).

I Berlin, Is. SUM Ser Rultusmi,
niiter ,. @oBler tbeilte eeitern Ser Rir<
@enseiet Goumiiiion bes preubii@eu
Abseorbnetenbauies NIT, bab Der Ser
treter &reubens bel benz 8atitan, ,.
S9lSser, ni@t NIT eine.n beionoeren auf:
TRACE betraut lei, pielmebr cine @adla9e
sei@affen babe 'uel@e bartbue, bob be
llnterbaublunsen NIT benz @atifan FORT
geiett peroen. Die Gommiiiion nabm
beute ben fiinften &aragrapben ber. Sir
@enselebz8orlase nit einem Mmenbe>
nlent on, ,pel9es ben Raatli9 snerfann=
ten 8ii@ofen bic ausiibuns ibres Mm=
tes audi auBerbalb ibrer @preusel sez
itottet. - @dmmt1i@e Mmenoements 5u
benz ie9sten @ora9rapben, tuel9et bic
NIT ben 8eitimmunsen Der Worla9e in
@iberipru@ itebenben 8eltimmunaen Der
Maiseiete aufbebt, tpurben abeelebnt.
Damit 1T bic erfte '2eiune ber &orla9e
BON ber Gommiiiion beenbet. = Die
Gentrumspartei unb ibr Gibrer g8inbt<
borit }inb oariber uui@luiiis, ob }ie in
oer 5'ueiten 2eiuns ber &ir4enselebz
8orla9e fir bielelbe itimmen ipllen.
saiier @ilbelm reifte beute na9 gies=
baben ab unb tuiro raor9en bort nit ben,
&6nig bon 9dnenart cine 8u@ammenz
tunft baben. sic miro bic erte Besegz
nun9 ber beiben Giiriten felt benz Sabre
1879 iein. Gs tpirb> bamit wabri@einz
li@ cine tueitere Qrdftigurg ber 8e3ie>
bunsen 5'pii@en 0euti@lanb anb Dane=
mart beobF@tist. st1ltss
I Berlin, IA. Stunt. Die our 8psbe=
ratbuns Der &ir@enseiet< t<gorlase bon
benz abseorbnetenbaaie e;nseiette gum=
miifion, tuel&e tpdbrenb Der Gerien >es
3auies Sisunsen abbdlt, fat bic eriten
bret @arasrapben Der BOrlase ansenom=
men: Der brittle #arasrapb ,purbe babiu
|abseaneert, bab bas 9ee@t Sts Ginlpru@s
se9en tir@li@e Grnenlrunsen anitatt BON
Ser &esieruns bon ben Dberprdf>taten
ausseiibt tperben ioll. Ser pierte, ,pel=
der Bic @esieruns ern.d4tist, cine CT,
nennuns ,uesen bes biireerli9en 8erbol=
tens ober Der Gr3iebuns bes Grnannter
ober aug relisi6ien @riinben ab5u1ebnet,,
'ouroe seltri9en, inbem man es fiji
tpabrl9einlid era@tete, baB bie@egierune
IN Die @trsi6ung oes Barugrapben milf
gen tperoe. ts
| Sic Gegierung fat be5blollen, led:
@nenboDner, barullter Sic Dber1dle1ild,t
ltno bic 8er!irrz6amburger, ar5ufaufen
Der Nreis fir eieie Bobnen, nit Mus.
nabme Ser 8erlilt=9 9nlnburger, lpirb ait
525 900, 900 Marf peronldlogt. sge:
gen Der letter'udbutel, Babn ,peroen be.
lonoere 8ereinbarllngen setrDffeu lper:
Den. Ser 8eiib oieler 8abner tuirb 81,
&esler'1ng IN ben Stat6 ieken, bas 90
lamn'te eiienbabn- -9pitern i'm 5taate 81
controliren.
! 9amburs, Is. SUM. Sci Der heu
te IN BEN bieigen eriten ge5irt itattse
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information derived between that and No
vember 10. IL 1t is, il influences his action
perhaps an or ! of per cent, and not
more; Cotton, like coal oil, is produced IN
"A limited field, but II Is nowhere subject TO
such constraint and confinement in its sale,
Probably thousand wells would cover all
those that are effectively running, averag-
ing 10000 barrels a day between them. Yet
II Is within the region OF possibility that
many wells may dry up,any week ,lessening
the output 10000 barrels a day, or new
wells may be opened, increasing the now
2OuOO barrels. But in the cotton trade u
crop OF 10000 bales is not followed by an
other OF 100000 or 100000 No
combination can control 1t, ana
no market. IL comes from a
million of square miles aud has dozen eS-
changes, each trying to make the most sales
Exchanges, too, in which there is no ldeh-
tity of interest. Any planter can Judge
tolerably well what is to be the crop, and
experts have guessed IL within 1900 bales.
But the oil country ~ small the great OPP
orator in one town is also an operator IN
another place, and very likely in Cleveland
and New York. Wildcat companies are
continually forming, and every eilori Is
used to enhance their value. There Is no
30 speculative as oil, and this
state OF things will continue until a num-
Der of o.her oil fields are known, OF which
sevelal can compete with western Pennsyl-
vana. Until that time fortunes will be
made and lost in oil more easily than in
any other article dealt in by the merchant
lle-publiC,n
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TRADE ITEMS.

THE distillers of grapes and wine in the
Los Angeles internal revenue district are
thlrty-eight In number.
Mines in Prescott, Arizona, that were
worthless two years ago, on account of be
ing low grade, are now worth from $4,000
to $1,000 each.
There are thirty counties in the state of
Iowa where coal is mined embracing 400
mines and employing 1900 men. The most
important are located in Mahaska, Polk,
keokuk, and Lucas counties.
Montana stockmen rapport that their
herds have wintered unusually WELL the
losses not exceeding per cent Grass is
coming up finely and there IL every reason
TO expect favorable season.
An increasing number OF steamboats, are
being worked by petroleum. ON the Black
sea. The petroleum industry of the Cas-
plan sea has been greatly developed during
the last year, more than 5000 vessels hay
ing entered and lett the little harbor of
Baku employed in the petroleum trade
The farmers in thevicinity of Charleston,
South Carolina, have been picking straw.
berries for several days; the crop promises
agood result. Some sales have teen made
oil choice kinds as high as $3.50 per quart.
A number OF farmers IN Champaign
county, Illinois, who have made broom
Sorn growins specially for thirty years,
piVpVIo W aoahuon that crop anu contract
w., nv" ,na osinps'En sugar'works TO furnish
s snl p' NV " Ivy acres oil sorghum next
i i",, az ny pr,ce pau 10 20 per ton, seed pan
i'iT ~ w, on. leaves on, delivered at the mil.
ao, mG aNnksourg miss, Planters journal
, nvso,iovs nve ap,aries whose total product
iass year was 90 81 pounds OF honey, AZ, los
p ommas Vi when was extracted and 8,lS2
pounds comb honey, Tho whole nroduct
w wns ~ SOU ier sSOgS. The yields ranged from
SN 20 W w o. per colony. Bee'culture is
P'1TS,ns pronAnle IN the southern states.
-, my Standard oil company is one of those
hys'erles aoont which people hear good
uea,, out nDont which they know little or
nothng' Inc company's nominal capital
lew hundred thousand dollars, but II
seaiiy controls an amount approximatins
Sp'Wo,VVo. II transports and specuates ii,
OH constructs, purchases, and suppresses
OIL retineries
For the month of February, 1854 thers
have arrived in this country IL Osh I'M M;
grants, and for pebrunrv isSo os OF im,,,,;
grants; being a decrease IN 1854 of II iso
The total number Of immicran,. nr ~
ny. enulhg FEB, ~, 1883, was 800, iSi
~ 40 oo3, showing n decrease OF "A, COZ
or this S0O, asa, AZ Oh arrived from England
md Wales; Ireland, 22,l06; Scotland, GOO;
81 s 4 S M! e s;tS i
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HARDWARE.
rn.nAYiR onnrArinNI

ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
ANos--Oollins per dozen, 900; Gold Dollar per
dozen, SEQ; Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000
ShoyelS and Spades Rowlsnd's discount 81
per cent Ames' list, steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent.
ssillots and lids, Sc per pound; sugar kettles
b. per pound
scales--Fairbanks, discount 2s pc, cent.
Howe, discount - per cent.
40 I'm rlate-l. e.. l0NlL per box, 500; I O.. 1&1
~, per box, 500; Ternc, lixa0 per box. 7.bQ;
Terne, 2Ox2S per box, 1850,
Tinwere.-.pieced discount so per cent.
mmped, discount 10 per cent
solder-No, l, l5c; No. Ia and Ia, lsc DO,
pound wv
No. duck horse COLLARS IS per dozen.
Mames,-two loop 400 per dozen, three loop
t'2S per dozen,
per dozen, 900 ''>~
Mattocks-pcr dozen, Hoo
PLASTER PAMs-Per barrel sisol so
rubber Belting-Discount 80 per cent
Sheet iron-a b, &c; galvanized. discoun.
per cent.
HAIR-Pcr pound, so.
fosrs-Codari sl2 ~ Boise dare, sit.
La Hs-Si per thousand.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished, sA poles, SIS 20. Single
trees wagon select 81 ,75 buggy, . %. express
$50 Wagon tongues, lOOG Hickory axles
10 20. holsters 10 Coupling poles 1 Is
sposes, AK, select, An; NNX, $50. Sawed
ielloes ~, 10: ., 400 Bowdon shoes, q 90
Northwastcru horse nails, No, & q 90, z, 06Oi 4
90; bar irou, 10 rate Flow Steel 20; sprin,
steel, Sc; caststcel, iSc.
Buealss-arade II and spring, top, ssc@ioG d,
open, S7oegSo; do side springs, top, siOOulSs d,
aide bar, sl0oNlss do phae,ons, l5O A grad
side spring. sltV0p20N do pfhetons, SiSiDlG
bump scat bugglos, sl7S0e2s0; Platform spring
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try, even in His Own House.


try, even in His Own House.
THE honest, simple narrative of Mr.. S. j.
Wnirr, who resides at No. ~ Williams ST.,
Providence, IL. L.
"During tho past six or seven years have
been severely afflicted with Kidney disease, caus-
Ing intense backaches, dizziness, and other So
we're pains through my body and limbs rendering
me so weak ami PROSTATE that at times II was
impossible for me to do any part OF my house
work. have had also Tutoring of the heart,
aud was terribly distressed for breath. was
very miserable, and completely worn out and dis
couragcd; had no ambition to undertake to do
anything and barely sufficient strength to render
existence desirable, having failed to lind any re.
lief from the doctors prescriptions. At this
trying crisis friend persuaded me to obtain
bottle ot Hunts Remedy, anduo | rejoice that
followed this friendly advice. for the Remedy
acted like charm in my case. After had
taken a few doses, my health began to improve;
felt better every way. The huttcrmg of the
heart, the intense backachos and terrible short.
ness of the breath speedily disappeared, my
strength and ambition soon returned and before
had taken two bottles of the Remedy was on.
tircly well, and able to wash and iron and do NV
housework Once in while | am troubled with
the headache, and rs soon ~ am taken resort
to Hunts Remedy, and few doses Tx mo all
right. shall never be without IL in the future.
have frequently recommended the Hunts Rom
edy to my friends, aud they have experienced
relief from the first dose. heartily recommend
1t to all who are afflicted with Kidney disease or
llsNustss pl the iNpr RIutilar