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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Tho ISrELLlGEScEn has private letter
from indianapolis, from which the fol
lowing interesting extract is taken:
GenrEal Harrison receives everybody,
and does not get tired out He hNs not
Nen i'll, us you have noticed in the
Democratic newspapers, That statement
was ''liG out OF the whole cloth"
When the ricwsBOys were shouting on
the street, Morning Scnhnd! All about
General HarrisOn's sickness" the Cen
cral was at his office attending to bust
ness. When asked about his health his
reply was: ~ do not know hoy far the
newspapers have developed my illness;
have not yet read them You need
not believe anything the Democratic pa
pers say about our campaign. The are
''too mad" to tell the truth. We are
going TO carry this state. | have never
seen such enthusiasm over a nominRtion.
We are united and aggressive, and have
4 candidate who needs 10 defense.
There are stories OF men having been
frightened into tho smallpox, even
frightened out OF life, by telling them
they were sick unto death. 20 robust
and lovol.headcda man as Bon Harrison
is not to be side tracked IN that way.
The strain Of great national campaign
is immense, but after General Harrison
gets comfortably fixed in the White
House no may take day off and rest.
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The Free Traders have much to say re'
garding the tariff and the Trusts, seeking
to make it appear that there is a close
and necessary relationship between the
two. They do not think it worth while
to try to explain, on their own theory,
why it is that Trusts flourish in Free
Trade England, and that the rankcst
form Of Trust III this country depends in
no dcgrce whatever upon customs duties.
Mr., Randall, who used to be. n good
enough Dcmocrat-so good one that
his party was glad to make him Speaker
OF tho House understands the case and
is honest enough to tell the truth about
it, In his regent speech assailing the
Mills bill in detail and in theory, he
said: Acknowledgements monopOlios
and trusts in this country now--the
Standard OH Trust, the Cotton.seed OIL
Trust tho Whisky Trust, and Others |
might name, have no connection with
our tariff laws ''."
This is the plain unvarnished fact, but
the advocates OF "a science based oil as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
CITY, Fla, was taken with a severe Gold,
attended with n distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so.called popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. Fl
nally tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about half dozen
bottles found himself well and has had
ia return OF tho disease. No other rem
cdy can show so grand II record OF cures
as DR.. Kings Now Discovery for con
sumption, guaranteed to do just what is
claimed forlt. Trial bottle free at Lo'
gan & Co.'S drug store.
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DIED.

.
BARNES-On Tuesday morning, July =, 1855,
al 10 O'Clock, JAMES +. BAGSIS, in his 10Th
b year "
FuucrUl private
wINZENREID-on Monday, July %, 1888, n,
3 $3.50 o'clock p. IN, wAITRG G., non Of q. q.
and sophia Winzenrcid, aged months and
- days. ....i. ..
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents, No, 1900 Market street. this
wednesday, afternoon At 9 o'clock. Inter.
ment ut Mt..WOOd Cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend 10. .,
GIFFEN-On Tuesday morning, July p, 1855, at
5 O'Clock, sFRASkI.. GIFPLS, agOd Is years
. and SmonthS. 30 -0I .tt' 'H'.'
Funeral will lake place from his late residence,
1. three miles ives. OF bridgeport, Ohio. on
Thursday afternoon, July 81, nj o'clock.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
Iutcrmcnt at High Ridge Cemetery. The
funeral will be under the auspices Of Bel
mont Lodge No. 100, K. Of =, ...-t. -O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

y. . -. @. #. -
Since tho Free Trade wing o. the
Democratic party got strong enough to
represent the whole bird, there has been
little show in that party for Protection
list. Ii he could not be brought over by
promises, he was hammered with threats
All the common arts or the bulldozer
were resortGdt to in thellope Of swinging
the Protectionist loose from his convic'
tions and landing him in the Free Trade
puddle. All this was tried on Mr.. Ran
dali. They would give him no patro'
mage; they tainted him; they heaped
upon him every indignity that their in
genuity could suggest. Finally they
drew from him, in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, May 18th, this manly declara-
tion:nu-, .u.,,..rum r.i' It'
| Weld to man on this side OF the
House in my desire for continued Dem,
ocratiC control in the administration OF
the Federal Government. | do not be-
! lieye the adoption Of tie committees
| bill will make such result certain. i can
not be coerced into any particular action
upon economic questions by the dlrec-
ton Of party caucus. The period OF the
political caucus has departed, never to
return, and yet we should confer and
have unity, If it is possible. In these
matters | speak only for myself. My
convictions on tho tariff Hre strong, and
founded, as think, upon principle, and
upon information and intelligent COM
prehension Of the subject. When any
one here enters upon the task OF lnyoK'
iny caucus power or other modes OF CO.
crcion, ] can only say to him, ii he acts
with good purpose, that it will prove a
iruitless undertaking; or il with i'll mo.
tive, then | assign him to all the Datura!
contempt which such seli-cOnstltuted
superciliOusncss deserves.
Mr.. Randall's otiEnsG was that he had
dared to go again at the Mills bill. Some
Democrats in West Virginia have dared
to do the same thing, and the same tao
tics have boon rcsortcd to to whip them
lin. If they are ut loss for language to
Iexpross themselves they will find it
ready made as it fell from the lips OF d
really great man who knows the pur
pose Of the Free Traders and has en-
deavored to do something to thwMl
| them. .u ..ua. H i...
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

House md Lot, No. G73 Min street between
Centre and Burke streets, MarIluh Ferry uu''h
OF ElsOn Glass Works; house has siA rooms
store room and cellar; hydrnnt 10 yan.
Six rOOmed Brick House, No .l'l Main slftth
ground u half lot; eau be bought Tor slvD
No. 2l2G Market street, ground iuu iOI cor
nering on alley
No. GO Zane street.
No. ~ Zane street.
4 Desirable Residence Oh Fifteenth street
No. gi2 acCOlIoch street; will exchange io'
farm.
Ia Acre Farm near MoundsgiIe' will eI'
" Acres, Edsinstoi Lane; will exchange 'o'
city property.
80 Acre Farm. - .f,.
l5lJ5 Acre Farm; will exchange io' e'E
100 Acre Farm will exchange for city PROPERTY
800 Acre Farm will exchange !or Guy pmit'"
100 Acre Farm on Short Greek 50 pyi AII;
Many other Houses Lots aud FaFiils iof sA'o'
JAMES a. HENRY
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and C.MFi Az
torney, Collector and Notary Pubic, $780,
jyi0 lGl9'MAEEEt stkEI
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B ois,elsss. 4larr.sTrfiqe.
FsS e. CONG ,r,.. /,

tSBdt our present taFiElawst the vicious,
negotiable and illogical source Sof un.
necessary taxation, ought to be at once
revised and amended. These laws, ms
their primary and plain effect, raise the
price TO consumers Of all articles i'm
ported and subject to duty, by precisely
the sum paid for such duties. Thus the
amount of the duty measures the tax
psid by those who purchase for use these
Imported rticles.-Prtsids1t ClersldHfs
Message. b, FIX, ,,....,
Those three sentences show that the
President is Free Trader, and has no
sympathy with protective tariff. "Yic-
ious, "inequitabie." illogical" are not
words which any friend Of American in
dustry will apply to the tariff. The as
sertion that the amount Of duty meas
dfes the precise increase OF price Of the
article for the consumer is one Of the
widest examples Of Free Trade dogmati
ism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
A Snake story.

hty8IT TFIONNt'
Mr.. A, c, Dunbrack tells us OF a ter
rible snake, OF the COf,tJet' ARegd'iidl
species, which no encountered one day
last week near the twenty-frst bridge.
The snake, according to Mr.. DIS vision,
was mt least twelve feet in length, and
rs thick as an ordinary mans thigh.
He struck his snakeship with a stone
weighing ten pounds and did not raise
alumpo on it. ....,...,..,..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
An old woman who paints--Age hold
ing up a flag Of truce to time.
a True Story Of tha Calumet AMI IICcln.

4 True StOry0T Ihu ONINHIvI HHN IUVIH'
John Harrington was so luckyin the
May drawing of The Louisiana State Lot
terry. Like the substantial, matter-of-
fact man that he is, he continues us en-
ginecrat the Atlantic Mining Co.'s stamp
mill. His ticket which was one.tenth OF
No. q 1872, the one that drew the second
capital prize Of. $4,000, was the second
that he had bought in The Louisiana
State Lottery. His prize was collected
for him by the National Bank of Hough-
ton. 1t was promptly invested by him
in stock of the Calumet 4 Hecla Mining
Company.-LIouy (Mich.) Gazette.
Jtute II. .'..l.H"" t'r' DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

How uproariousiy grand and glorious
it is to KNOCK ont" Col. Dan Lucas il
his own countyofJetIcrson. Col. Lucas
is Sravcly supposed to be altogether Is
norant that anything has been done to
him, and to be incapable OF suspecting
whose hand it was that smotc him. 1t
NAV be SO. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

George W. Watson, Of Preston county,
beats the country for timber. A poplar
tree was recently cut on his place that
made $3.50 feet OF lumber. Sixteen feet
of the tree yielded l,S49 feet. A. white
oak was ielled that made 2,295 feet. Mr..
Watson, however, has trees on his farm
that beat either OF these. One OF these
trees, still standing, measures thirty
three inches in circumference. wH Hi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Tns would be y good time for the
city OF Wheeling and the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company to come to an
understanding with regard to the long
delayed improvements OF that company
In this city. The matter can be settled
now as well az Iater, and the recent
damage to the company's property here
abouts seem to make it desirable that
tho repairs should be in the nature of
substantial improvements. Can't we go
ahead on this line? '".'I, HtH b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

HdrTus Ferry SeTtiRrl. .i' 'H" h'
What handy thing it is for campaign
poets that bandanna rhymes with no.
sauna, and that's what's the matter with
Hannah rs wellas the star spangled ban
ner. Tippccanoe and Chinese too, things
look blue and / wouldn'tif were you,
-IEesei Democrat. '''' .'".
But don't let up until you tcll;us that
our own dear Grover now rolls in clover
but it's almost over and he'll soon be :
rover on private sea; for he's not thur
man and thur mans mot he. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

WIeI TVgI'''I 7 0'WTV7' I ---------- : T
About u dozen Of Prcston's best citi
zens are at the head Of an enterprise t
publish another newspaper in this coun'
ty. The plans and arrangements are
being perfected us last as possible, and
in less than month it is expected that
the first issue will "tloat to the breeze.
1t is presumed that SIE $. +. McCor'
mick will be the editor-in-chief. l...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Col. HORIZONTAL MoRnisoS's deter
mination not to run ior Congress this
year conveys to his fellow Free Traders
. sad reminder of some slow running he
lid two years ago. This is worSeyc"r
for his kind than that was! ..'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

THE staggering Register has discovered
q hideOus IxTELLlGENCER plot to dcie"t
those great and good men, Alessrs.
Atkinson and Dovencr, ior the use aud
behoof OF Mr.. A. W. Campbell. What
schemers We art in this world. boz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
Blood Talnt From Birth,


l' .. .i IIooNvIILE, IND, January %, 1884,.
wore Sorf, and shall bless the day thnt your
medicine was known 10 inc. had blood poison
from birth, and so much SO that all the doctors
Of IN ! town RlIdsI would be crippled for life;
They said / would lose my lower lind. could
eleven bottles 0I your Botanic Blood BALM Curel
mic sound and well. You can use my name as
ynu sec Ill. In my case, there were knots on my
Shiuboncs rs large ~ u hcns egg r.
Yours, MnsTLE ". TANNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

sunni Mons 4 in &c 4sbiI & aSssaanias
anything thA suit th@ purpose apa
recently they have'becSmeSo desperate
that falsehood which serves them for
Ale moment is passed around through
their press as though it were the solid
unassaiIable truth,
1T bay Be REMARKED in passing that
the Free Trade Democracy has at all
times peen,yiiIng 70 Stand ip NTH
the standard yon FrusF and tiRs FifI
share Of the "usufruct" OF the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

TnE New York Tribune prints 4 three
page article on tho record OF President
Cleveland. 1t looks like the record oil a
rankly personal Administration. 1t
can't be matched for untitness Of ap-
pointmcnts by therccard OF all the Re
publican Presidents put together. Re
form had gone fishing while the Presl-
dent was making that record. re'- II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Tie Republican party votes i'll favor OF
American interests The Democratic
marty votes in favor OF foreign interests.
This is the record. .,'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

PueEslDrSr CLEVELAND need not
bother himself in these warm days about
letter OF acceptance. Can't he point
with pride" TO his tariff message?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

IT is hard pulling for those who were
caught in the flood, but they will get on
their feet again, and the great flood viii
be only an ugly memory. .0I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

WHAT royal reception the Queen OF
England would give her royal brother
Grover! And what jolly times the
crowned heads have. .... s.....
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rnrXrY REPuBLICAN TICKET.

TIM English press is not supporting
tho Republican Presidential nominees
The English press has other ideas on the
subject. ... ......--...-- 1911 .a.. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Seal Snrtucs, WHOM rrdyed, look Ike now.
Seal SAciuCs can be made into jackets. .''
Seal SAniues Gnu be made Into Wraps. N. .,..
Seal Shcipcs can be made tighttttinr and SNORT
Seal Slctlucs can be made longer aud trimmed
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New Announcement.

NWANTED-A GOOD GIRL no DO
:. " general housewOrk Reference required.
Apply Immediately ut 2 Thirteenth atFeef
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FuRs!


Ladies having Seal SacQues they wish
to have repaired, redyed, or changed into
Jackets or Short Wraps, should send
them to J. G. Bennett 4 Co.'S Fur FAC
tory, corner of Wood street and Fifth
Avenue, Pittsburgh. They insure good
work at reasonable prices, and are the
best known Fur House in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

A crank appears to be aperson who
mows down the mental weeds in a whim
sickle NnY, I'D ..t.t.. ..a. Oh. a-HHi.ltIN .Hu
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.


Said Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street on
the south by the HandlAn Homestead, and on
the west by the d. q o. Il. K.
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold in thirty days will 10 sold at pub
lie auction.
For terms and further information SRgly TO
". V. HOGB 4 BRO,
-l %. r.t.t. ..|. 100 Market street,
Or WILLIAM NJ. HASDLAE,
Ruih s. ". Cor. ChRpliuc 4 Sixteenth ST.
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Battered l.,,ho llo,ioiiicc a. Wheeling, VIVA,
O. 'cpud,cIas Glhiterl r,tIl .I .r.t#I.. H
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1T ONCE.
sho had Tried Everything Else.

To the man who has tried every other remedy
lOr Blood PnisOnS, We commend the following
experience OF awCll known woman: na
Evening journal., 1888-10-12
An Ola cItlzen,s neath.

Edwin } Horner, Of 421 East Fourth
street, an old and respected citizen Of
this city. died ii Ills residence on We'd
nesday night Mr. Hoiner was rs years
Of age. The cause Of his death was blood
poisoning Mr. Horner founded the firm
Of =. J. Horner & Company, manufac-
turers Of springs for railroad rolling
stock, whose factory was at the foot Of
East Eighth street. He was a
Republican in politics, and was
elected q member Of City Coun
ell for three successive terms, be-
ginning in 1867 The decease was one Of
the original organizers Of Central Church.
Over thirty years ago he left Hanover
Church and was the first chairman Of the
board Of trustees for Central. The fun
eral services will be held at the house
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. and
will be in charge Of the Masons, OF which
order be was prominent member. The
interment viii be in the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1888-10-12
BLAINE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
The Crowd Was SO big lie would Not
Try TO Address IL.

The Crowd Was SO big lie Would Not
Try 20 Address II.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct ia monster Re-
publican demonstration was held here yes.
terday. All the available rolling stock on
the railroads was taxed to its utmost TO nc
commedate the travel from within a circuit
OF hfty miles around the city Ii is esti.
mated that nearly 10000 persons reached the
city during the day. A monster procession.
principally composed Of campaign clubs and
organizations from manufacturing establish
ments, was reviewed by Gen Harrison and
Mr.. Blaine from the balcony Of the Now
Donison house,
IN the afternoon meeting was held at the
fair grounds, which Mr. Blaine attended
There was great crush and some confusion
upon his arrival, and he concluded to defer
his speech until evening He said:
Ladies' aud Gentlemen: a man might as
well take position ON the end Of Cape Race
and address the Atlantic ocean as to address
this vast crowd. ! hope to speak to a small
section Of It in town later came out here
simply TO exchange congratulations and TO
say TO You, as you know before / soy IL. that
TINS great concourse Of people means 1900
majority Ia Indiana for Harrison and Morton;
and, furthermore, that demonstration like
this Of all Indiana is worth 500 speeches from
any man living
In the evening Mr.. Blaine spoke Ia Tom
hnson's hall to an audience estimated az
4 600
Evening journal., 1888-10-12
GenrrnI nrnrlrnt.-

NEW YoRE, Oct. ii.-FLOUR-C Closed dun and
slightly lower in some cases; fine grades OF win.
ter at s3fp3l5, do. spring, S313T5: superdne
winter, SfQl25; do spring, &8.751stb: city
mills, S5.754t5.9O, FOR West Indies. Southern
flour firm; family extras. s400a65l
WHEAr-Optionsw we're excited and unsettled
closing, after a fair days business, iB4a zse.
higher. Spot lots closed strong ana slightIy
higher. Spot sales OF No. / red at si.lgiS: *.
ira red, sf146BLl5; No. . red winter, Sffin
1.iiiS; No ! white state. s1.I2l5llS: No. 2 re,I
winter, oct si.ilJs do, Nov, sl.isys; do, Doc,
Sl,l55s.
CORN-Options were fairly active and steady.
Spot lots closed firm and higher. Spot sales 81
No. mixed at 5S6155sSc.; No. mixed Oct
594c. do, Nov, 6s5fc; do, Dec, 5sAc; do,
Jan, 1850
oATs-options were dull, hut steady. spot
lots closed quiet. Spot sales Of No / white, cash,
at 3sc.; No do. Sj1lc.; No. mixed. Bic; No.
do, 30G930lsc.
ERYE-Dull and unchanged s e-s,
BARLEY Nominal at 95c. 1Si =S
fORk-Duli and weaker. new mess. SO a5b
1878.
LARD Fairly active and weak Nov, $3.50
92; Dec, Ss5DGBs 81 Van, Sa47mSba
BUTrER-Strcug; eastern creamery, 22g32sc ;
wes ern do, 22fl2stlc
CHEESE -Frn factory New York cheddar.
l040tlc.; westeIa aat, gl50i0c
EGGS-Steady; eastern firsts, 22e72gise.; Can.
adiau do, 2lsa02se.; western do als4022e
SUGAR-Raw quiet and steady at unchanged
prices. Refined moderately active and steady.
cut loaf and crushed. Si4c. cubes and powdered,
white extra G, 65sc; extra c, 6 g-iGG6ac.i c, 63s
061Ac.; yellow, 61sc.
colToN-spot closed steady; middling Fup-
lands I3l6c
Evening journal., 1888-10-12
CITY COUNCIL.
Providing For Loan OF s45, 900 to the
Water Commissioners

Last nights session Of City Council
was brief II was characterized by the
itemized reading of a large number Of
bills, which were referred to the proper
committees. -.
The city treasurer reported a balance
Of Sl93, 335.70 in the bank to the ac-
count Of current expenses, $3. 103. 65 for
the sand lot, and S42704 for the park
fund. Received of Nj J. Mealy 5000
John N. Newell, city auditor, for rent Of
city market house, $3.50; Z. r. Moody
S575.
The Finance Committee reported favor
ably on the petition OF Heald & Co. ask
ing for the refunding Of 341 go overpaid
taxes. They also reported fayorably on
the petition of the Water Commissioners
asking for permission to issue $4j, 900 in
bonds.
An ordinance providing for the loan Of
f45, 600 TO the Board OF Water Commits
sioners was then introduced, read the
first and second time and referred to the
Finance and Law committees. s..E-
Mr. Chambers called up the ordinance
relating 70 frame buildings in the Ninth
ward and asked for the third reading.
The ordinance extends the limits in
which the erection Of frame
building is prohibited. from
Twenty third to Twenty eighth streets.
The matter was discussed by several
members Tho discussion brought out
that the land owners who desired the
passage of the ordinance would raise no
objec ions to frame houses Of a good
class. Further consideration was post
poned until next week.
Council then adjourned.
The following bills were ordered paid
Wilmington Electric Company 9S cents
John Bader "a 75; Charles Alexander. S..
J. Y. Carlisle, $l30; Thomas @. Young.
S2s0 Wilmington Coal Gas Company.
SEE Ellwood Tazwell, $6.12; Robert
Kirkpatrick $1575; Howard Myn-
ick, $3l50; James Kirkpatrick. SIS. .37:
William Y. Swiggett &72 90; Charles 4.
Kelly, $5 James Bradford Company. 80
cents; James T. Writ S62, DR.. Howard
0gle, $22; James f. Writ, 80; William
Y. Swiggett, Sc 80 Groves and Company
sS; Hannah Wood, $4; Duncan and
Brother, 80 cents; Asbury G. Sterling S.:
J. v. Carlisle and Company
$34.43 Alexander and Wells.
$40. 50 Eliza Frazer, &1l.50; William
Connolly, 81 80, Kennebec Ice Company,
80. Wilmington Coal Gas Company
81; Edward f. Kane, Sf524; Thomas
Davidson, $50; William @. Foord, $50;
Henry Eckel's Estate. $31 so; Whining
ton City Electric Company, $2S3.60