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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
ALUMNI .AsSOuI,rIDN hEyIpE..
Permanent officers Elected and "A
Consultations 4 dOptcd.

Permanent Officers Elected and a,
Consultations a dOptcd.
About 81 graduates OF the bows high
school me; In the rooms Of the Board o.
Eiuca,ion Friday night aud dected per.
manen. reorgau ltion o. the old Ain nni
Association which has been de'uuot since
April, 1888. The y Iuuger manosrs were
present IN force aud svlnoed u lively ia
torest in the reorganization Reports
we're received from nearly every nla,s
expressing an interest and syn Jathy Ii
the work Aud rec pm nending the reviva
o. the old association The mai Ifitg o.
those present desired to have Au active
org sutz ltion which aha m let monthly
or, ut least, quarterly, and listen to lit.
crazy EXERCISES, or have debates on qles
lions OF interest. A reunion aud bang 81
is also to be an annual fea'ura.
On these lines permanent officers wer,
reelected as foiowH; Presid-nt, Ro ett
AiNr, 'St; Woe president. EllVoot II
lS-own, 30; Secretary, Frank VI Jones
50, Treasurer, william Z Hawkins, 'TG
Execuiv COMMITTEES. DR.. Whlism U
PIERCE, 70; Swlttin Chandler, 70, d.
]. Hammer R,Ia, rs; George T Brown,
L a 20; Harry ID hillsbrsud, ~
Tue constitution OF the old as7ooiatiol
was adopted and tho eI .cntlve COMMITTEES
in.'ructed TO revise aud sm md it tn suit
present ORC Im-tances The NEE ia
tnsn aii'urn-d until Friday evening
4 July 2Gsh,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Ever since the Orange ROAD race on
Memorial bay, tue BroOslyn whselmen
have been braRgin. of their performance
in beating tnr members OF the Whining
ton Wheel @ ub's fanons road team,
Messrs DAMON "a, Mtf'ihew, Mcdaniel
and E Of, until now it IL probable ihut
a match racs will resuit hetweon teams OF
tour men from each clnb The local
'eam II believes that it can beat Any
team il the country in a long distance
,f.la
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

IEAvESw IrH Mo, Ju9 IL uum-
Der Of Polish miners became involved Vi
row Wednesday. aud dividing into fac
tions fought with knives Gnd hatche =
nut,i five nf their nun her w,ra danger
ously wounded. a deputy sher q and
posse armei with Wholesalers stopped
he fray aud Imprisoned the miuers in
freight cars DURING the nigut all es.
capped save the wounded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

INDlASAPoLfs lNp Ju y IL -.Auer Is
months OF contention with members o.
the uuion the employers Of Indianapolis
tone caters hays at last accsdei % th
,emend for recognition Of eight hours as
days work. The persistent agitation
ny the union brought the contractors To
erms and under the agreement nv which
La 6tr,ke is snded, none bu members OF
lie uulon will be employed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
TN q FINE KK0ORD.

The diamond roller mil at Lake Crys-
tai, MINI, was bnrn-d last night. The
mill costs Sl5 600 no insurance.
II s Hogebooms' large stock barn at
Campbell, Mimi, was sruck BY light
ming and burned with 10000 pounds Of
binding twine and SIS 900 worth of ma
chinery; loss, $l6,UOO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

AEsLsY, NED, July ~ Joseph NJ.
Moody, ilvinI l5 miles from this place,
killed his W 10 aud then committed sui
aide. Moody had trouble with his wife
and she left him Wsfnes law night he
won't to her fathers house and shot her
in the breast, killing her. Yesterday
ms body was found with bullet hole Ia
hi, head.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Coroner q smbie Oh Friday empnue'ei
i7ri-s % holi inqne1ts on the baiisI o.
Peter p Baker the boy who Was drow ed
in Shsllpnt G eek. md JOHN Tlk.er. the
German, Who committed snicide ser
dist OF accidental droR ning was rendered
ia the former CAS-. aud death from 81 c,da
10 the LATER. Tn, Baker boy was buried
EfldSy II e.uoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
norocco MahmlacIur.r., oIrlcer.

LTSS, Mass, July ll.-Tha MIroc o
Manufacturers Nnuonsl ASCOT tion in
annual session at Point Of PIl.s to day
elected the folio wing officers: P,esident,
j Parke Pustles wiluintou, Del; wee
president, Heury A. Pear, Of LINN;
second vice. president, W j. hcClary, II
WILMINGTON, Del ga" etary, Charles 4 (.
Never, Of Phlisiei phi =; treasurer, NJ S
Atkinson, Baltimore; executive oornuit.
tee, George L. Rose, W y Futon Percy
A. Srelve, Newark, N. j; ". f. Mills,
Glensworlh, n Y Ohsrl.s Baird, viii
m'naton; A q MAtin, Lynn; NJ. 5.
A klnsou, Baltimore
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The Water I, ptamAnt 'he other da
received from Il D Wood & Oonpsny IF
Ctnden, N ] a barge lua OF ab ut 2nn
IONS o. 90 inch mains winch will be lad
bet Veen Coo Spring and R1dney stree,
reservoirs Tins main wIll run MP ra, til
to Rodney street and thence to Rodney
street reservoir.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
suicide Of Former wiIming,onian

z ,tm JeanneIet, an exp TT matchmaker,
WIN formerly llvei IN this citv, com
mitted suicide in Baltimore on Wedues
day in his workshop, No. az East Fay
ette street. He was Francoman or
Swiss by birth and came to this country
10 1854. About year later. he located IN
Wilmington. He worked for the late
Hba Ferris who then kept one IL the
leading iewelry stores 10 this city at
Fourth and Market streets. Atterward he
worked for jaweler named Elliott on
Market street between Third and Fourth
slree's, following which he began bus-
meas for himself on the Dortherly side OF
Fourth street tlr e or fonr doors below
Market street. His business did moi
pro per and he removed to Baltimore il
1867 or 1858 He married there and pros
pered nutii recently, when family tronble'
preyed on his mind, and, IL is thought
ultimately drove bin to suicide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Over 10 people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call Tor d frre trial package
Of Lanes Family Medicine. II your blood is
bad, yuul liver and kidneys out of order. il
YOU are cOnstipated mud nave headache AMI m
unsightly complexion, uont Tail 10 call on any
druggist today for a irs sample Of this grand
remedy. The ladies' praise it. Everyone likes
1t. Large.size package 30 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
wanted 10 s,II",., I'p,, a S,nze.

RED BLuFF. CtL., Jhiy i3.--A masked
hleG wa man attempted to rob the stage 10
champion mill yesterday. Ths driver
whipped his team 10 a run and csc 4pai
Tho rohh-r hrsd shot after the -Ia. g
which slightly wounded one OF the horses
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

srRtAToH. ILL.,, July 10 Mrs. Eo ,rhard
an ag"n lady re-i,li4g near thl. city, va
Instantly Elled Hst evening ty lightning
auh MrS, Wiii I'm Willt'ns IN hlA city wa
30 severely Injured that she cinuJG ruGover
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
EN0LISa cApIIALIsTs
secure tho Otss steel Company Of
IgycIHud

LoSDoN, July l3.-Tle OILS steel Com
pany d q veiari, o has been formed
iG'6 nm Eugli-h mlauS with Il capital o
G9O0,0tO. The new comn4ny has issued
snH,ps which have be-n uf red TO the pub
through the trutters. executors and ss
entries insurance Incorporation. The Is ~
Is div ded tn'n E}u,0n0 nts' mor gage de
hontrteS GWDupj eight per cents, aad
600 600 olhlAafY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

DE.viR Juy IL Acting secretary OF
State Wyatt was arrested y. yesterday after.
noon for fefusipg to comply Fith an or
of the court, on Tuesday, and was
locked mp to serve his sentence OF ten
days. l. is expected application will be
made TO-DAY for his release on Q writ OF
habeas corpus.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
PLAYED ms ,,n.t STAKE,

rutc>Go. July l3.-Franx II. Herman, a
wel,-kuown spitt and gambler committed
suici 10 IN u hoe 10 mis- cry last might by
taking poi'cn. HI ha lie IL nard iucs
and vsrY d. snondent VI .aLe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Wilmington hre department has been
invited to participate IN the iremen'~
tournament a Baltimore. to be held on
September Q and 18th inclusive, in
connection with the cslebration Of the
anniversary OF the battle of North Point
Fame Hose Company, Friday night, &C.
ceptsd the invitation So. .,.....,,,,,-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
A Midsummer Lyncninx nee.

LAFAYETTE La Jlly Ia An armed
body of men 70 20 in town last evening
broke open the Jail and lynohed Felix
Reyes. oolored, wno murdered his wife
last Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

DENvEs, July IL --Ei. hendersbot. a
gambler last night shot his mistress,
Della thomson, INJECTING serious
wound, and then Ruicided.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Charles Mai III OF tue ti'n If Mnllin 4
Piersnn, mCroccn manufacturers AT Front
and Monroe streets, has sold ont hi, in
terest in Ihs business 10 Daniel Pieraon,
Jr., the remaining partner Mr.. Mn''in
mas several very fla erinR business offers
Int has not yet declded what he will do.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The minors THAI the Rev. ]. W. T.
Boothe, D D late pastor of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will Join the
Presbyterian Church, have no foundation
in fact. -. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
ing in this community for SO many wears,

ing in this community for so many years
IvERYrHMo DhPESps ON THE BANK.
GEoR6ErowN. july 12.-Tne sale Of
the Charles n. Treat Manufacturing
@ Impany's plant and general store in
this town IL advertised by ex Sheriff
Charles l. Purnell to take pla ,e on Mon.
day, July 21d. Whether 1t will come of
or not will depend upon the action of
the rectors OF the Farmers Bank, who
will meet to-day to take action In regard
to the matter. Mr. Treat is expected
home in time to attend the meeting. 1t
is known that aome of the directors are
in favor OF pushing the banks Judgments
to q sale rs they claim the bank has al
ready been too lenient with Treat and
wouid have been better of had he been
sold out some years ago. The banks
claims, with accrued interest, which ha'
been allowed to accumulate for several
years, now amounts to about "a 1000 It
is still an open question Who viii buy In
the ev- mt of sale. The bank will be
compelled to hid to tho amount of its
claim ,n order to protect itself aud I'M.
less Troat makes arrangements to go
higher aud buy back Inc Incern, the
bauk will have to be the purchaser.
At z o'clock this morning the whistle
at the big factory near the depot blew as
u,ua', and the nearly 900 men, women
and children who fad employment there
trooped into their work. 1t is said the
con- ern 10 nov buster than ever, aud hs,
orders ahead 20 ke' p the machinery going
for wear In busy times the factory it
is claimed pays out cash wages to the
amonn of about 500 per week. aud the
merchants of the town are DIES rops that
the concern shall continue in operation
NOTHING WAS DONE.
GEoRaET WV, Ju'y IL The board OF
directors OF the Farmers Bank met in
special SESSION to day, and gave su iieuc /,
to Oaarles H Treat with respect TO bis
hnancial tsonhles. just what iransl ired
at the meeting is not known, the direc.
tors being very reticent about the det.ile,
but Il ia givsu ols that nothing was dou-
towards q settlement Of the banks 9 q ms
against Trea', under which his IA nory
here will b. s I'D on Monday week uula-s
q satisfactory settlement IS meanwhile
effected.
Mr, Treat returned ut an early hour
this morning frim visit to Phlladei
phia and New YirB, oomin5 TO Sea'ori
on the Norto X express aud driVIng over
here. Rut when he met tne bank direc
tors he could not oGAr an arrangamant
for y settlement OF mis- claims that was
satisfactory to thsm, This directors hold
that they have been by far to lenient
with Mr. Treat already, and in jnstics TO
the interests OF the bank they must en-
iorce their claim to speedy Bettlemep.
Unless tie cash or its equivalent in gilt
edged security is forthcoming, the Trsat
plant and store will he sold on the % /.
The store is closed. but the factory will
he kent going under the direction OF e1
Sheriff Purnell, as the representative OF
the bank, The bank directors will meet
in regular sessil IN next Tuesday morning
when Mr.. Treat will have Iothsr oppor
tunity OF proposing plan OF settlement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

ST PLTTRsBuRa, July IL - The govern
ment has tOttllv suppressed the Lutheran
church IN a MSS O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

OF mortar. An hA tut >peo,aeta
Docto's useless. Cure bop-i-s-.
EBti'eiy cured by the CniiCura
neDIrdi.s IA fiv. weeks
am going TO tell you OF tho extraordinary
change your CuTIcURA REMEDIES performed
on me. About tho lat Of April last noticed
body. but thought nothing Of il until some time
later on when II began TO look like spots OF
mortar spotted on and which came on IN
layers, accompanied with itching. ] would
scratch every night until ! was raw, then the
next night the scales being formed mean
while, were scratched of again. In vain did
consult all the doctors in the country but with
out aid. After giving mp all hopes OF recovery,
] happened 10 see an advertisement IN the
newspaper about your JUrlCUKA REMEDIES,
and purchased them from my druggist, and
obtained almost immediate relief. began to
notice That the scaly eruptions gradual
dropped of and disappeared one by one, and
have bcen fully cured. had the disease thir-
teon months before began taking the CuTT-
cURA REMEDIES, and In four or five weeks was
entirely cured. MY disease was eczema and
psoriasis. ! recommended tho CUTICuRA kEHE-
DIES To all in my vicinity, and know Of great
many who have taken them, and thank me
Tor the know edge ot them, especially mothers
who havs babes with scaly eruptons on their
hoads and bodies. ! cannot express In words
the thanks to you for what the CCTIcuRA RENE
with scales, and was an awful spectacle TO
babys GEO. cOrEY, Merrill, Wis
FEB. I, lssS.-No trace OF this disease from
which ! suffered has shown itself SINCE my
cure. u. Q.
CUticurn RomrdIes
euro sv"ry species Of hgoniLing. humiliating.
itching. burning. scaly aud pimply Diseases
Of tue skin. scalp, and blood, with loss OF hair.
and all burners, hlotches. eruptions, sores,
scales, and crusts, whether simple, scrofulous
or contagious, when physicians and all other
remed es fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, ,curIcvEA; SOC;
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston,
es-Send for slow to Ours Sxin Diseases" 81
pages, 80 Illustrations, and inl Testimonials.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
ITCHING AGONIES.
Every Wight scratched until
the skin was Raw.

BODY covered with scales l'ko spots
OF titOrtar. An hN tui Speot acta.
DOcto's useless. euro bOp~i.ss.
EBti'eby cured by fhe CuiiCura
GEsDIrdl.e tn five NyReka
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

BERLIN Jnly l2.-Twothonsand bakers
in this city have gone on strike.
The morning news., 1889-05-20
BOOK NOTICES.

CARPET-BAG RULE IN FLORIDA. The inside work
iugs of the reconstruction of civil govern
m5nt in Florida after the close of the civil
war, by John WALTON, late senator from Leon
county. DaCosta printing and publishing
house, Jacksonville, Fla. Paper, 81 80.
This is volume of 444 pages, and con-
tains great deal of information respecting
carpet-bag rule in Florida. The author has
apparently made very close study of the
subject OF which he writes. He has GER.
taiuly succeeded in getting together great
deal of matter, and putting it into an in.
teresting shape. How near he has got tC
the actual facts is question concerning
which there will be, probably, some diff.
ference of opinion. Ii the facts are diff
ferelt from those he has given, his atten.
ton, doubtless, will be called to the discrep-
encies. The volume, however, is a very
readable one.
THE MANUAL OF AMERICAN WATER Works, 1885
issued by the Engineering NeLCS, 105 Tribune
building, New York.
The first annual issue of the american
Water Works Manual" is the only complete
description of the water works of the
United States and Canada which has been
published. Heretofore no one has known
the extent of the water works of the coun-
try, their cost, number of miles of mains,
and similar details, nor even the number of
works. The individual descriptions in the
body of the book give all details concern
ing each system, and the tables and de-
scriptive matter in the Introduction sum
marizs the most important of these details
by states and groups of states.
THE SLEEPING CAR AND OTHER FARcEs. By
William ,. Howells: Houghton, Mitfiin a. Co.,
New York. Cloth. ST. Wylly e. Clarke, Sa-
vannah.
This charming volume is divided into
four parts, VIZ: The parlor car, the Sleep
ing car, the register and the elevator. No
one who reads the book will regret having
done so. 1t is bright and interesting and
well adapted to driving dull care away. The
dialogue moves along in way that holds
the attention and creates an expectation of
something still to come.
THF OLD HOMESTEAD. BY Denman Thompson
Street & Smith, New York. 81 Rose street.
Select series: Paper
This is a story of clouds and sunshine
alternating over a venerated home; OF a
grand old man, honest and blunt, VINO loves
bis honor as he loves his life, yet suffers tae
agony OF the condenned in learning of the
deplorable conduct Of a hayward son; a
story of country life, love and Jealousy,
without al impure thought, aad with the
healthy flavor OF the fields in every chapter.
The morning news., 1889-05-20
FIRST FLOOR.

Materials for Exterior Walls. .-Founda-
tions, stone and brick; first ami second
stories, brick; gables, shingles; roof, slate
Hight of Stories.-Cellar, feet; first
story. 0 feet inches; second story, s feet 6
inches; attic, Z feet inches.
Interior Finish.-Plaster walls; soft
wood trim throughout: hard wood stair
case.
accommodations. The principal rooms
and their sizes, closets, etc., are shown by
the floor plans given herewith. Beside
these there ara two rooms and passage
finished in the attic aud a cellar under the
kitchen. The bath room is equipped with q
tub, a water closet and wash bowl and is
supplied with hot and cold water. The
house throughout is piped for gas.
CoSt.-In the vicinity Of New York city,
with brick walls, $4,000; with frame walls,
$4,000. Opitting all plumbing except bath
tub and kitchen sink, with a cold water
supply only, reduces cost $500.
Special FentureS.-The exterior details of
thi, design are not elaborate, indeed they
are quite plain, but pleasing effect is pro
duced by graceful proportions and by the
veranda, balconies and bays. The interior
has been found to fully answer the require
ments Of family of medium size
The attic room adjoining the balcony is
suitable for quiet study, or for q smoking
room. The most successful way of keeping
the scent of tobacco out OF curtains and up
holstery is to Danish the smokers to the top
of the hOusa
The morning news., 1889-05-20

r.er; % c R R & Bkg Co, Collins & Co. DR. C H
NJ e G'id, ~, Oroaan u, Colgate & Co, Collat Bros
" Cnerry & Go, W W Chisholm, f NJ Counor,
Davis Bros, G Davis & Son, Bryfus Bros, E Du-
Bols, j Douglas, Epstein & Bro, Eckman & v
" EckSteln 4 Co, r Einstein, A Falk & Sons,
a f4Lrnch < Bro, VIM Estill, Epstein & w. Geo
ET,o9erwein, :, Frank & Co, S Guckenheimer & Son,
N N ferst & Co Fleischman & Co, j Gorham, F
6utman, Gabel, P Germaine l. Gazan,
= Gray 4 Son, W W Gordon & Co. Hirsch Bros,
Tf3dy; Del q Co, Hull 6 Co. Harmon & c,
= :. faRley T n eA HeSse, Hymes Bros Co, Harms
), u Hogan, Hexter & K, Kavanaugh & B. E
L Harmon, S krouskoff A Krauss, d b Lester,
' heeler, Lippman Bros, A Letter & Son, E NJ
Levy, Loyell's Sons, Jno Lyons & Co, n Lang,
LaFar, Lynch, H Lubs, Lloyd & A, G W
Lamar, ? LAWN, c D Lee & Co, ID j Lyons A
McAlhster, Ludden 6 B, B H Levy & Bro, John
LaWton Lindsay & NJ, Mohr Bros. D Myerson,
d } Morrison, McGrath 6 Co, W Nell 6 Co,
McDonough & Co, Geo Meyer, A Miller & Co,
h McDonell, Morrison, F & Co, Mendel & D, J
Meyer, Morning News, Meinhard Bros & Co, j D
Persse Fl Myers Bros, Nedlinger & R. Miss NJ
w Owens, A Nichols Nathan Bros Order ]
Lutz, Palmer Bros, L NJ Ryals, Rioser & S. Thee
kaderlck agt, G D Rogers, j j Reilly. H Ruwe,
), F & w Ry, H Solomon & Son, P Springer
Solomons q Co, S solomon, ] Schley, Stanley &
s, II L Schrein9r, Silva, F Stachan, A Fl
Stoddard, L z Steinheimer W D Simkins. San.
berg & Co, J Sognier. Savannah Brewing Co.
Savannah Times Pub Co. Theus Bros c A Vet
ter, Tuberdy. G NJ Heidi & Co, Teeple & Co.
n Ward, q w Tiedeman & Bro, j Weed & Co,
Tel Co, Ga & Fla S B CO, Southern Ex CO.
Per steamship City Of Macon, from Boston
Altmayer & Co. NJ BoIey & Son, Chas Ellis,
G Butler, Byck Bros, Butler & NJ, T Enright
DR. D Brooks, Coilat Bros, Clements, City &
Sub Ry, f Coe, R R & Bkg Co, Dryfus Bros,
Ehrlich & Bro A Einstein's Sons, j P Feeley,
! Epstein Bro NJ Ferst & Co. Gray & Son, D
Morrison L Fried, R Hollings & Co, H Logan,
A H Hayward, A Krauss, Lippman Bros, Lud-
den & B. Lindsay & M, E Lovell's Sons, n Lang.
Mendel & D, Mohr Bros, Meinhard Bros & Co w
n Price u p MVarSon ~
Miller & Co Neidlinger & R, Herman & K,
Nichols, n Paulsen Co, D Weed & Co,
Palmer Bros, j Rosenhem & Co, P Tuberdy r
Ward, Savannah Steam Bakery, Southern Ex
The morning news., 1889-05-20
CONSIGNEES.

5I steamer David Clark from Fernandina-
. % rlnkasSoha & Bro, Peacock, Fl & Co. a S
CCI9S, u Myers Bros S Guckenhsimer & Son,
Stults q Co, J D Weed & co, w jackson.
zen W Gordon & Co. Lee Roy Myers & Co,
" " / henderson, a Ehrlich & Bro, F LaEar,
oqpesnHlt pol ~ 4 on, G W Meyers.
reg charleston and Savannah Ry, May 1S-
. . : Torrent j Fl Schroeder Fl Yavnir, George
n'00aer, Geo lleukin, J NJ Bischon, w D Wall
IiqIs, y NJ Schroder Commercial Guano Co, j n
N!Gp5ns,ssey; 4 Solomon Son, order notify
= Laulsen & Co. Harms & j. Kavauaugh & B.,
Smth Bros A Gorham. | Epstein q Bro. Dr
DCox. S + & w Ry Co.
fer Central Railroad, May 1s-Fordg Agt,
sav Sno tuIannery & Co, 5 Wood & Bro, r L Kin.
sss,E Haynes & +. Peacock. II & Co. Moore & j.
~ ~ LeWman q 90, j G Butler Bacon, B e Co.
q GGeV meyer B Rothwoll, Harvey * ", Stanley 81
p, II Gonnerat, A Ehrlich a. Bro, W d Dixon,
ronlesr amer Bros Boyd Bros. A g Rhodes & Co, g p
u 'p5.c, pu, " y rutzel Epstein & w, Lloyd & A, G
"a "a Rgule, Tlul Sllwell, VI a Co, a Eiusteins Sons S
e S' clhorre Co, Epstein & Bro VI Ferst & Co,
WIiunIIhehhtlmer d SON. Paulsen & co, G. A
~, l,sIus, II solomon q Son. Lowell & l.. q W
Branch O'''0" va O''
90 Per savannah, Florida and Western Ry, May
20 rorug Otiice, Brown Bros, s p Shotter & co,
!, II ilalhes Dale, y & CO, II Solomon g. Son. 5
u harris, N Ferst & CO. $ GuckeRheimer Il Son,
~ ~ champion, lee Roy Myers K Co, Jas Ray,
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