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STATE ana reninsuIs.

The Rev. H. A. Mclean has been In.
stalled as pastor of Drawers Presby-
terrain church At Odessa.
Middletown's two fruit evaporating
houses disbursed over III, 600 in wages
during the season just closed.
Hundreds of hogs are dying In Queen
Anne's County. Several farmers have
los as many as fifty each.
1t IL estimated that the growers re-
ceived two million dollars for the
Peninsula peach crop
James Garman, of st. Georges, has
sold the property he recent ly bought of
the Rev. James H0we's heirs, to John
Swan for s., 900, an advance Of 81, 800.
An effort to start a National bank at
Camden, with a capital stock of $50, 900,
promises to be successful. Subscrip-
lions have been already received for
two-thirds OF the stock.
Miss NJ. w. Gordy, of Wicomico
County, has received q verdict for
81, O00 damages III q breach Of promise
su against Henry Galloway. Henry
had r,tisd with her aft. ctions and then
mann another girl.
'fhe fire proof vault In the new
Peoples Bank at Middletown Is finished
aud the plasterers will soon be done.
The building will probably be ready
for occupancy by the middle Of No
vem Der.
Charles G. King, of New ark, is visit.
ing various towns In the State for the
purpose of soliciting entries for the
New Orleans World Exhibition, to be
opened In December. He is nesting
with success.
Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, of Easton,
Md, has resigned his pastorate of the
M. Il church of that town.
VIM. H. Virden completed his CON
tract for building the marine hospita
at Leves on Thursday, and the struc
ture now after being painted presents
a neat end imposing appearance.
A. B. Cooper, merchant OF Milford
Ia about to institute suit TO recover
J three fourths of the estate Of his grand
father, Judge William Cooper, tn
same being large tract OF land neal
, Camden, adjoining lands Of the heir
of DR.. G. Emerson, deceased, Mcl!ro.
McIlvane, j. H. George and others.
Cambridge has a local option law
! but tne Era says it does not prohibit
, 1.-THE town Is full of it. Mechanic
, stop their work to visit the Rrog sho
. several times day idle loafers ar
running to and fro with bottles wrappe
8 in paper under their arms and bottl
t stuffed into their hip pockets, all file
B up at this den of iniquity."
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upon her arm and checked the move.
ment.
"Stay - he exclaimed, almost com
mandinRly. Heaven knows | never
sought this meeting, any more than
yourself. But, since fate-or Provi-
dence-has thus thrown US together
against our own will, you shall listen
to me this once, II never again"
" Really. Mr.. Fordbam-" she
began, defiantly. But something In
the earnest, flashing eyes that met hers
seemed TO convince hsr that further de-
fiance was I'm possible, for she hesitated
an instant, and then said, half humbly,
half sarcastically Every we'll, SIT,
proceed am at your service"
You have always misjudged me,
Grace" said Fordhsm, his imperious
tone and manner softening to one Of
wisstul tenderness.
eff have done you any injustice, OF
course l AM sorry for It," returned
Grace, with proud dignity. But at her
next glance into that earnest, pleading
face her lips began to tremble slightly,
and half her offended queenliness WAS
already gone.
"Good gracious - muttered josie
Melville to herself, fidgeting about un.
turn. was bent upon making those
two get acquainted with each other in
spite OF themselves, butt was no part OF
my programme that should be leftin
| the lurch like this. A practical joke, IL
seems, can work both ways. Now, ei
Their they have demolished each other In
their mu tai hatred, or else they have
found the acquaintance so immensely
agreeable that they have forgotten all
NIB ut poor me. Well, think it's my
dnty to go and find ont"
| She did 80, and words fail 30 picture
her establishment when, slyly coming
around the corner ftbe rock. she be.
held Dick Fordham and Grace Bor'
land-thOse two sworn enemies-seat
ed, hand In hand, upon the mo ~
ledge, 10 utterly absorbed in each othel
that they did not hear her until SHE
stood close beside them.
"Good gracious I" she calculated
with disteRded black eyes. VIVA
miracle do behold 2"
Both Grace and Dick sprang to theil
feet, the former with deeply blushinI
face, the latter looking slightly embar
raised, but very happy.
=" It's an old misu understanding view
just been clearing up" he cheerful!
explained. think 1t must hav'
been special Prov idence that sent m
here to day, Miss JOSIE"
Special Providence. indeed |" sal,
Josie, with merry laugh. at wa
Harry Mason and myself. eplannet
the whole thing before We started. But
yon see, We only meant it for practica
/ Joke"
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FIFTH FAla
AT ELKTON, Md
Cecil county Agricultural society
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th, 1884
COMPETITION OPEN To ALI

Tho Premium List is full and liberal. There
will be large collection u choice breeds Of
Hoi SEES ard Cattle, of Sr eep and swine There
Is full accommodation for them and for their
display.
The exhibits Of Products Of Farm, Garden,
Orchard, etc will, be numerous and superior,
as yell as Of Poultry, Pigeons, etc.
The Household, Ladies' Fancy and Floral
Departments-all OF great variety and super
Tor.
Several Trials Of Speed in Trotting each
day, and liberal premiums offered for Run
ming Races also Hurdle Race, with vari.
GUS Amusements daily.
Farm Machinery aud Manufactures Of all
Kinds will be there In great variety.
Cheap Excursion Rates from baltimore,
Philade lphia, Smyrna, oxford, Peach Rot.
tom and from mostintermediate way stations
NoCharge for Freight on return Of Exhibits
| from the Fair.
Entry books for Exhibits open on the 10Th
Of Septem Der.
Entries for Trials Of Speed close September
gu, at IL p. m.
For Premium Lists, send to
JOHN PAR rRIDJE,
Sscr tafy,
Elkton, M 4
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4 nrEwL sa GID POEM.

Who shall Judge man from his manners?
Who shall know him by his dress?
Paupers may be fit FIR princes,
Princes 1T for something else.
Crumpled shirts aud dirty jacket
May becioth the golden ore
or the deepest thoughts and feelings,
satin vests can do no more.
There are streams Of crystal nectar
Ever flowing out Of stone,
There ars purple beds Uf golden
Hidden, crushed and Os erthr0w'
God, who counts by SOUL, not dresses,
Loves and pr 'spers you ana ne,
While he values thrones the highest
But as Iebbles In the sea.
Man appraised above his fellows,
OFT forgets his fellows then
Maeteis-Tulers- 10 DIS, remember
That your meanest kinds are men
Men OF labor, men Of feeling,
Men Of thoughts, men Of fame,
Claiming equal rights to sun hine
In m ms ennobling name.
There are foam-e nbroi dered oceans,
There are little woOd-olad rills;
There are feeble tnch-high sapliDgs,
There are cedars on the hills:
God, who counts by souls, not stations.
Loves and prosper. y and me;
For TO him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles Ia the scs.
Toiling hand alone are builders
OF nations wealth and fame;
Titled la ziness 10 pension d,
Fe and fattened on the same:
BY the sweat o. others fJreheads,
Living only TO rsjotce,
While the puOr mans outraged freedom
Vainly Tits 1t, feeble voice
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with loveliness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
while there Ia sunny right.
God, whose worldwide olce is singing,
bOundlesg love to you and me,
Links oppression with Its tide,
But as Ieb les In tie col.
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The Milestone says: We failed to
state last month, in our comments upon
The " heat tests prepared for US, that
the prize barrel of -four made at the
First International Millers' Exhibition,
at Cincinnati, in 1880, was manufacture
ed from the long. berried Mediterranean
wheat from southern Indiana. This
fact backs up the analyses of our chem.
ists that "a q bread. making wheat the
long berried Mediterranean stands
above all wheat grown In this country,
and rs milling wheat is without q
Deer In the world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

When Noah was In the Ark young
Ham was always playing tricks on the
old gentleman. Ona day he told his
sea faring father that there was water
in the cellar and they had all caught
cold. Then IL daw ed on Noah that
he had omitted to secure supply of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which he
al WAYS uAau
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NYOTICE - /. BhiU -. az LILY,
~ owner OF the house No ~ c;.s Front
street, IN the s, -ond ward - I - city Uf Will
|mington, New s'i.stIe County d ut lie OF
Delaware, Ia compliance wilh tue require
ments Oh the acts CT the Genera; Assembly In
such case made and prov lded, DO hereby give
notice that sh IL arply Ia writing 70 the
Court OF Ger erai Sessions of tn, eace ana
Jail Dahvery OF the Stale Of Delaware, In and
for New Cattle Couaty, on Monday, Novem-
Der 18th, A. ID 1nS4, ny the firat day OF
said court, for q licel Sc for sail house as an
inn or tavern Tor the sale therein Offutoxicat-
ing liquors in lees quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the y. enises, and the follow
ing respectable Cit sens OF tho said ward REQ
ommend the SAID application, We:
George W. Rival, Lewis E Tulper,
T. b. Merrett. John b Elliott,
James Mecauley, Frank X :. Davis,
Ell =. Cunningham, T. h. BrisOn,
Robert M. Gibson, John W. Butler,
Richard Booth, ~Obert Wallace,
John r. Bush, Robe Kenyon,
Robert Hutton, Philip h. Shea,
Michsel King Jacob Antweiler,
T. J. Horn, John Farnan,
]. q. Htrzel, r. Punkett,
VIM. O. Fountain, Charles Reynolds.
oc3-8t* BklINiET LALLY.
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NKARSHAL'S SALE-bY VlRTUE OF
Nl n writ of Vcnditioni Exp0nas, issued
out Of the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF Delaware, 1t the suit OF
The Consolidation Goal Company, scorp0rs-
ton exist, M under aad BY virtue Of the
Laws OF the state Of Maryland, to me direct
cd, will expo Q 10 public sale, and will sell
for cash, ut the Custom House steps, In the
city OF Wilmington, Del., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1884,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, the schooner
Hattie Paige, her tackle. apparel and furni-
ture. now u ing in the Ohfistiana kiver. ct
the wharf OF the Jacks0n & Sharp Company,
In the district Of Delaware.
HENRY H. MOMULLEN,
United States Marshal,
District Of Delaware.
Marshal's Once, Wilmington, Delaware,
October 4th, 1924. oc4-et
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AUTUMN Excursiop

M. over and around the Switchback
the Switzerland of America, on Thurs
day, October 9th, will be one Of real plea
sure and sight seeing. The frost som,
two weeks ago made the woods ant
m ouu tai ssides beautiful with the many
colored leaves of autumn. Go and 90,
a picture you will never forget
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AalA Of EArulluHa.

Rev. l. NJ. Haldemaa's entire house
bold goods will he sold at public sale,
without reservation, on Thursday,
October 9th, commencing at 9 q. M,
and continuing unit all are sold. Cata-
logues can be had after Wednesday
n Jon from Stidham & Son, or 6l0 Mar.
ket street, and 1903 Delaware avenue,
the day of sale.
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PROPOSALS. WILL BE Received
for the erection of the new High School
Building 10 this oity. Plans and specifica.
lions may be seen at the office Of E. L. Rice,
Jr.. architect, No. 704 Market street, from
Monday, October o. until Monday, October
Is, 1874 Bids close at IL O'Clock noon. All
proposals snail bs addressed to DIX. T. A.
kEABLt;S, chairman Of Building Commit
tee and Endorsed Tenders for High SCHOOL,
The right is reserved to reje,t any or all bids.
r. A. KEABLES,
J. H. HOFFECKER,
:. X. HEISLER,
s. J. WILEY,
W.STlLLEY.
Building Committee Board ofPublic Educa-
tijn 0c4-4t
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DIR. SIMMS'
Q eCeSnby. pills.
tn. s..csoctse. Of ptlls.

The reelection OfPtlls~
Aank1Md's FavOr1to P1lBo.
The most famous liver medicine on earn
40 grtpins. sickness or weakness attend thsis
,psratfon. They do not leave the bowels COS
.ivu. They tone and strengthen tho LivSf
,nd act on the Kidneys, stomach and ekin
:uring liver complaint, sick headache, nsc
vain in the bowels, Kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, maIar!al fever O
iumb ague, chills and fever, general Meek,
ssss, loss o. appetite. sto They srs ,plsndehia
br weakly females as an asAstant 70 koc2 m
Commended by thousands as the niceet pui'
rstiye and splendid nver medicine. Elegane.
n sugar coated; Is cents Q box; family bcxsi
oin one 81, Sent by mail. Sold BY lsAdlne
md King streets, wilmington, Dol, and %
Arch street. PhiladelDhta. nov0-W
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TvTIOE-PROSPER THE HOME
IN Loan Association has Just mpleted
its 18th year. The LIST, I'D and 50 series have
been contaminated, with handsome profit
to the stockholders, and the 4th series has
due on the matured stock has bean paid. 20
that the association 10 without debt and owns
no property. Tho 18th series commences
with September, and shares can be obtained
by application TO
sfEOhGE W. BUSH, President,
JOHN GREEN, Vice President,
JOHN W. LAWSON, Treasurer,
or E. I. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Ool-lm No. 602 Market street.
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DON'T DELAY, BUT COME TO NO. lo2
u East 9th street, ifyou want to live well
and get the most for your money. hygeiaG
food of all kinds Cracked wheat, pearl
wheat; improved barley; trial package, ioc
8 lbs ginger snaps, Csc grandmother
cookies, Ice. ID white -four at 800. bag; pure
wheat Hour at TOO. bag; 8 bags Of flour ior u
spices and fine mocha; lbs. OF aood conee u;
our zoo. coffee is excellent All KINDS OF pre-
serves and iellies; sugar cured shoulders, lilo ;
good butter and fresh eggs We expect TO-
oc4 Of T. M. WEIR.
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city. Ladies' and gsntlemen's pocket book.
and ladies shopping bags, sold ct reasonaDH
prices. Prompt attention paid TO repairin,
trunks and travelling bass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

VNOR SALE-ELEvEN OFThOSENEW
d 7-roomod houses, situate on Trenton
and 18th streets. Bath, gas, front porcnes
and bay windows, front and back yards and
ali modern improvem ents. These houses arc
elegantly finished and are decided bargain.
TSo squares from city cars. For further In
N(hstion apply to
Real Estate Agent,
8. Il. Dor. Sixth and Shiplcy.
iol8-N
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TRUNKS AND rRAvELLIH0 BAas

j. A. CONNER,
reliable h . r n o IS
and trunkmanufn
turer, No. 4 East
Fourth st., whore
you will ind the
largest assortment
Of harness, trunks,
haH Aka lA AK
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THE GREAT
;LAUCH TER

] ladies' muslin underwear adj
krtised for last week brought
an immense thro ng, nor is
|ere any surprise expressed
hen ladies can pur chase finely
ade underwear at the bare cost
! the material. Why should
ley not profit by such a reduce
bn T.,
SEEING Is BEL IEvING
We shall continue this immense
(duction until our muslin I'M
rear is closed out, and from
|eent Indications it will not
Ike many days.
! OR THIS WEEK wEOFFER
50 dozen 4-button kid gloves,
new fall shades, at 65c., worth
80 dozen Shook kid gloves at
De-. worth 81 OF.
3pieces Guinet black dress
Ok at 81, worth $l.35.
A large lot of corsets, the best
uality ever offered, from 374c
,; each corset one-third less
ban its value.
80 pieces Turkey Red and
|amask bleached table linen al
w. only worth SO and COO.
Over 800 Ladies' Calico Wrap
en at 40, 10, IS al nd Sic. and s.
ess than you can purchase thu
fateral for.
Special lot ofHam burg embroi
erles at oIe-half the usual cos
from New York auctions-an,
Pany other bargai MS at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

TOTICE-THE PARTNEKSHlPHE HERE
~ tofore existing between Thomas Mitch
ell and Joseph Z. Beck, undertakers, has
Beck. The business will be continued at the
old stand, Az King street, by Thomas Mitch
ell, who will settle all claims and collect all
bills due the late firm. 1t Is desired to close
the accounts at once, and all persons indebt-
promptly. THOMAS MITCH ELL.
wilmington, Aug. 80, 1854. sep2S2At
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NOR SALE OR EXOHAN9 TIL
Il Kimbleville Hotel, with 20 acres Of land.

NOR SALE OK EXOHANd THE
Il Kimbleville Hotel, with 20 acres Of land.
Tho Improvements consist ofa commo- ~
di0us brick house, containing 20 rooms. III
with barroOm attached, new fra ne stable, 80
x44 feet with shedding attached, all In 5000
repair. Also drove yards and stock scales.
Tho ianf Ia in Q high state Of cultivation.
never-failing spring Of water and we'll In yard
with pump therein. This property 10 situa
ted IN kimhleville, franklin Township,
Chester County, Pa, on tho road loading
nom Newark, DEL. to New London, Pa. six
miles from tho former and four miles from
the lat .er, and ten miles from Elk on. 1t 70
a good locality for business. Also lct with
good brick house, seven rooms, shop ana
frame stable adjoining the above. Terms
accommodating. For further particulars
call on or address, loan PHILLIPS. kim
bleville, Chester Co., Pa. octl eod-dAw-2m
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DANClNG SCHOOL-ON ANDAFfEK
IL Monday evening noxt, q da icing
school will be held every Mond Az and We'd
nesday EVENING", In the third story Of the
Phillips Building, Fourth and French SITS.
A soiree will be held every Saturday even-
ing during the winter. sep2ttf
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REST FOR ANYTHING.

Every species of Itching, Scaly. Pimply, Scroi
,,nus Inherited and Contagious Humors VIII
Loss Of Hair cured by CuTIcUnA R THn s .n
new Blood Purifier internally ana Nh
co,d avervvhere. Price, CUTICUnA. 30 cents
Soar, Is cents; REsoLvENT, vi.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston'
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0RATEFUl@OOMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA

'sBy . thorough knowledge OF the nstura
laws which govern the operations o. diaesuoI
and nutrition, and BY Ssre e sr pGocos NJ
Erps has provided our breakfast tables with :
delicateiy Favored beverage when nm may s1 iu.
=. many heavy doctors biii Is; thst ne CON.
stitution may be gradually built UP until
strong enough to resist every tenaasincy r rs
dosting around us ready TO attack wherever
there is . weak point. We may escape many ~
fatal SHAFT by keeping ourselves well ~
with pure blood and . properly nourisneo
frame, ''-Civil Service Gazette. .,u
Made simply with boiling water Of , NIL;
Soldonly In half pound tins byErocers' isoeiio'
JAMES EPPS d CO., HOMOE0PAThIs
noyl9-mo-tu-sa-lv
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COLORkD BOY, II OR
w lbyesrs old, Of native birth, and Ct
good morals, intellect and respectable par
lutage, to be educ ,ted for the holy min istry.
Apply 10 A. COKEH, Wyoming, Delaware.
publications. will be open 10 the nrst day q
January, 1885. 0cl ots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

r ESSONS In THE BEAUTIFUL AND
II useful art Of short hand writing. The
brfefest system in tho world. The letter al"
without the dot, represents sentence Of Ave
complete words. Glasses for TUESDAY and
Friday evenings. Begin with the classes
next week. For terms snd references, in q diro
Of s. T. GARDNER, 2l3 e. Sch st. coast
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A GENTS wANTED-FOR THE FAST
~ est selling new book In the world. Ono
agont in Dover made e68.00 In one week. Gall
and see US or write for particulars. BAIRD
L MITCHELL, No. ais Market street, WILL,
Del. au30-f
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w maker, No. zoo East Third street,
VIII, del, manufacturer Of and dealer in AL
kinds ef breech and muxzle loading shot
guns, rifies. pistols, ammunition, etc. Fish
ing Q speciality. Guns clicked bored to
shoot close pattern guaranteed 4 goldsmith
ing, bell hanging and all kinds Of repairing
promptly attended to. Shell carefully load.
cd to order. au223m
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A TTENTEON.-ALL PERSONS DE
n string pure drugs or oh, meals, or
wishing their prescriptions or priv ate receipts
carefully compounded With pgrs ma, eriais,
should go to the drug store 1tH. II. BRING
HURST, No. SIT MaShsf .strees, WILL, Dn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

NY THINK YOU OAN GET MORE
w ktndling wood for q. 10 ffomKichArd-
% mill than elsewhere. Leave orders at
very Evening offios, Oapelle's hardware
dsryland Avenue. Otfios telephone 70, OF
,ostal card. CITY. mlo-u
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YFY YOU DESIRE A GOOD ARTICLE OF
family coal, free from dirt and slate,
leave your orders with ]. q. PIOkEL.S &
Co, No. S02 Market street, coal dealers whs
sell none but the best coal. au20-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-07

nURE MILK-PERSUNS WISHING 4
I pure article should patronize ths E ige-
moor Dairy. Delivered carly and regularly.
Three wagons on the route.
sep2O 2et* ]. H. PORTER, Prop.
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NYOTICE-ALL r l. ks5OE3 ARE NOTls
~ fed not to trust any ono on our -.
count without a written order, as we will
net nay any bills 80 c0ntrac seQ.
fl-tf ,}EO. W. VERNON b SONS.
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s.s!safso 40 Gfi.;.:2t o. -
81 ga fir 80 ~ s,s.s II. i
!. s'.li7t'h' : .yiroiusai.
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ID HOUSEKEEPERS TO
w know that they oln have furniture
repsircd. vanished and upholstered, and
chairs re- caned cheaper tnan anywhere else
In the city. b. +. HAMILTON l. CO., No.
200 West Eighth street. oc4-u
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XXyANTEO--THORO HONEST,
w industrious man 10 run grtst, feed and
kipdling wood mill, near Wilmington. Ad
dress. With reference, box 1888. Philadelphia
PostofI1ce. ocl cod Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-29

the twenty-tirst day OF that month, being
confined to his house by illness, he
sent messenger on Change to buy for
him two carloads of barley. This bar
ley was purchased of A. Meter, a com.
mission merchant, who had bought seven
carloads Of grain from the firm Of n. T..
Platt & Co., to be delivered in this city on
the tracks of the Chicago Northwestern
Railway Company. He says, further,
that Meter paid Plat & Co., for only
two carloads of barley, and then
failed in business. Platt s. Co., the bill
charges, made strong efforts to collect
their pay for the seven carloads from
Meter, but, finding that their efforts
would be fruitless, they entered into
conspiracy with George b. Johnson,
salesman in their employ, to saddle the
debt upon Greiner. He repudiated the
allegation OF the purchase, and Platt &
Co. thereupon made charges to the Di-
rectors of the Board of Trade that Greincr
had refused to pay for five carloads Of
barley sold to him in 1882. Greiner
was notified of the matter and re-
quested to come before the Directors for
hearing of his case. Being sick at the
time set for the hearing he sent lawyer,
but the legal luminary was refused admis-
sion to the directors room. The case
was therefore heard, Grenier says, with
out his being represented. He was mott
fed that unless he paid the claim of Plat
& Co. by three O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
he would be expelled from the board.
Judge Moran decided to enjoin any such
proceeding until proper hearing of the
case could be had in court.