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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-21
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press, composed entirely of Pullman paf~
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Before going away for the summer
stop at Fellheimer's and get box o
cigars, Sl2 Market and Front and IVES
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-21

EAsY PAYMENTs-ANY MECHANIC
IL having $500 In cash can buy himsol
comfortable little home, lot l5xI6i houeI
i5x30, containing rooms and shed -
chen, near the electric cars. have
terms. Apply to W. SCOTT NRRNoN,
office, or in evening at No. sss jacks
m3-tf
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Organs from s25 upward. Pianos
Piano Wareroom, No. 5l5 Shlpley street.
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lSELECT scHooI-FoR BOTH SEXES,
- Ninth and King streets te-opens
September eth. 1891. German. Latin
Greek ahd Bookkeeping without extra
charge. RACHEL S. BIGGER. Principal.
Cali at the school between August 18th
and September Z, from to IL o'clock, or
address No. Ga West Fourth street. WILL
IminGton, Delaware. al-tf d&w
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NOTICE.
1TTAWX PAYERS lake NOTICE.


City and School Taxes for 1891.
The undersigned. receiver of taxes for tho
city OF Wilmington. will be at No. 10 E.
9Th street. between Market and King
streets, during the months of July and
August, 1891, between the hours of and
ie in the morning, aud from to In the
afternoon. for the purpose of receiving
taxes. On nil taxes paid during July
every dollar, and all tn xes paid on or a ftcr
the first day of August shall be payable
without deduction aforesaid. and all
taxes unpaid on the first day OF Septeln.
Der shall be Increased by the addition of 8
per centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR.,
Receiver of Northern District, including
all north of Sixth street.
JOHN j. MEALEY,
Administrator OF Martin J. Mealey, de-
ceased, and as such receiver of Southern
District, including ali south of 9th street.
jyi-2m
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Hismethod theonly one known that cures ~
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tees. free consultations and cheap poisonous
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liz EEP COoL-WE GREET YOU WITH
IN new card. Charles kyle's ice cream
lis known for its superior quality and pu-
irity OF material. His parlors are roomy.
well ventilated and are considered by COM
lpetent Judges TO be one OF the most pleas.
liant places In the city. Ice cream OF all
Itlavora, fresh every day, wholesale and
retail Picnics parties and families sup
tplied Ice cream the best In the city.
Charley means TO keep pace with the
times. Will be glad to see my friends and
/ the rest of mankind" CHARLES KYLE
northeast corner Sixth and Orange streets.
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FOR RE Mt.

TOR RENT-AN ZIG HIT ROOM HoUsE
j. No, los West street.. Good location
for a boarding house. Rpnt low. au9Otf
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For STATIONS scout b OF Harrington tn
ima and rntes will ha "a fnllnrrs.-

time and rates will be as follows:-
Train Rehoboth Oc'n City
leaves Rate. Rate.
Milford. So A. M. 50 as sl0[
Georgetown.92U I SO a
Lewes .......9.40 90 49,.
straightforward 4 -. Sc
Returning the special train will leave
Reho both $40 p. H., Ocean City 5.Ot
p. NJ.
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NV ANTED-woMEN BETWEEN AGES
w OF "a and Us years 10 enter the train
ing school for nurses at the Homeopathic
Hospital. Wilmington. Delaware.
aug10 3td-dtwt
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N oTTCE-HENRY O. ROBINSON, HAV-
ing purchased at sheriff's sale the
ice and property relating to the ice bust
ness of The Kennehec Ice aud Coal Com
pany, will hereafter conduct the Ice bust
ness under the name OF the Consumers
Ice Company auI7-tf
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ITO. THE LADIES EQUIPOISE AND
Il Jennees Miller waists in all the sty-
lifted in private rooms. Mrs. J. Is, WARD,
COS Market street. au i4-l2tt
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Gave YOUR PENNIES THAN
- two cents day invested in our $50
Savings Bonds will pay you re per cent.
dividend per annum, and give you absolute
lticulars. N. Y. CITY LOAN co, Capital
$50 900 Box 6l9, Philadelphia, Pa. Male
and female agents wanted everywhere.
Big salaries can be made. jygI-
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BOARDING : NICELY FURNISHED
d rooms with board with all conven.
fences ut TO Washington street.
aug 20-12ta
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the sharp spurt corn became excited in
sympathy. and September sold at 57osc.
From this point there wac q drop TO sec, but
again rallied TO 57ssc. eased of, became
dull, and closed at 1sc.
Oats were quiet and steady throughout
the session, with fluctuations confined to
14c range for September.
The provision pit was also subjected TO
contradictory reports. The estimated re-
ceipts of hogs were 1900. and the reports
10 the number received varied between
5000 and 1900, while the condition of the
market was quoted both as firm and higher
and steady. The market opened rather
firm, but when one of the dealers endeav-
Ored to market some of the holdings of
pork there was no demand, and prices
went of. There was a slight rally later.
and.then another recession, with the close
at the bottom. Ribs followed pork. Lard
was dull aud weak during most OF the SEES
sion. The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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SHEEP AND LAMBs-There was no ma.
terial change for sheep. but lambs sold at
lower prices.
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Aug. THE Evening Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Recelpts, 1000; snip
ments. 1900. The market was steady to
stronger; no prime natives on sale; good to
choice S505.75; medium and common. $50
Q4.75; Texans, 81. 1908. 60: range steers. s.. so
%; stOokers S2.S00Sl0; butchers cows.
S2.5003.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 5000.
The market was active and steady; prime
SIS; mixed and packers. S5.2505.45; prime
heavy and butchers weights. S5.5OQ5.1O;
light. S5.5005.95 light grassers, S4.5005.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: shipments. $500.
The market was steady. Native ewes. $3.50
d4.65; mixed and wethers 81. 70d 5.25: Tex
ans. a. 3094.60; Westerns, 81. 4004.60; lambs.
SS750a75
BUFFALO. Aug. Cattle = Receipts.
81 carloads through, for sale fresh and D
held over. Market weak; sales extra ex-
port steers. S5.7045sO: good export steers.
S5.3005.50.
Hogs-Receipts. "a carloads through, 10
fresh for sale and 80 ear loads held over.
Very dull for grassers; sales good corn fed
65.65.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts..1 II carloads
through and 2 carloads for sale. Market
steady at yesterdays prices; no very good
here.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4. - Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments, 500. The market
for choice steers was steady; others dull
and lower; COWS steady To 10c lower;
choice Texas steers strong Steers. sos. Is;
stockers and feeders. sl.7504.25: cows
Sl.5O0290.
Hogs-Receipts. 4.5OO; shipments. 125. The
market opened 5G10c higher. lost most Of
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County Fairs.


Allen County Driving CluD-Fort Wayne, July
IL to 81, III. C. Rockhil!.
Boone County Agricultural Associaton-Leba-
non. Aug. II to 81, Levi +. MOler.
Carroll County-Camden, Sept 1 10 4, z. A.
Brown.
Clinton County-Frankfort, Aug. "a to %. Jos.
Daviess County-washington, Sept. % to Oct
8, James 9. LaveIle.
Dearborn County-Lawrenoeburg. Aug. Is TO
Decatur County-Greensburg, Aug. % to -
Delaware County-Muncie. Aug. Is to 81.
Dubois County HuDtingburs, Sept IA to 10,
F. w. Katterhenry.
Elkhart County-Goshen. Sept Il to 20 Thos
Fulton County-R Rochester, Sept. 2 TO 5. W. NJ
Gibson County-Princeton. Sept to IL, 8.
Vet Strain.
Grant County-Marion. Aug % to 90 ]. +.
Greene COunty-Linton, Aug. 81 20 Sept 5,
James III. Humphreys.
Greene County Central Bloomfield, Sept. II
Hamilton County-sheridan. Aug. 81 to Sept
4, Will j. Woods.
Hancock County-Greenfield. Aug. Is to 81,
Harrison County-Corydon. Aug. "a to %. T.
6. GetZendanner.
Henry County-New Castle. Aug. IL to ii, o.
Howard County-Kokomo. Aug. 81 to Sept. 4,
Geo. W. LandOn.
~, Leon T. Bagley.
Jay County Portland. Sept 20 to Oct .. II. j.
jefferson County-Madison, Aug. IL to IL.
Joseph NJ. Cravens.
Jennings County-North Vernon. Aug. 4 to 2.
johnson County-Franklin. Sept. Is to 10, W.
e. Young.
Knox County-vincennes. Oct. to IL II. JAS.
Lake COunty-Crown Point, Sept 20 to Oct. ..
George /. Maillet
LaPorte County-LaPorte, Sept 20 to Oct. 2,
Lawrence County-Bedford, Got 6 to 10. F. NJ
Stalker.
Miami County-Peru, Sept IA to 1s, Fred w.
Conradt.
Monroe County Bloomington. Sept ii to Is.
John T. EdmondsOn.
Montgomery County-Crawfordsville Set to
Marion County-Agricultural rooms. State
house, second Saturday OF each month, Ida K.
Newton County-Morocc Sept Is to 10, Frank
Davis
Noble County-Ligonier. Oct. 5 to Q, ]. Z. Mo
Donald.
Owen County-spencer. Aug II to 81, Mat
Orange County-Paoli. Sept. to II. Harry NJ.
Miller. secretary.
Parke County Rockville, Aug. IL to 81. W. Ii.
Elson.
Perry County-Rome, Sept IA to 10. o. Z. Rob
insOn.
Pike County-Petersburg. Aug. 81 to Sept. &,
Posey County-New Harmony, Sept. IA to 1s,
W. w. RODO.
Pulaski County-winamao. Sept Is to Is, ].
d. Vurpillet
Putnam County-Bainbridge Aug. 81 to Sept.
4, A. Il. Allison.
Randolph County-winchester. Sept. to IL.
b. +. BOltz.
Rush County-Rushville, Sept 8 to IL, Charles
F. Kennedy.
Shelby County-shelbyville. Sept. TO 5. e. Z.
Stroup.
spencer County-Rockport, Sept 81 to &c, A.
ID Clearinghouse.
steuben County-Angola, Sept % to %, f.
Mccartney.
sullivan County-sullivan, Sept. TO IL, Jas
NJ. Lang.
spencer -Chrisney. Sept. % to Oct. 3,
p. G. JOlby.
TIppecanoe County-Lafayette, Aug. 81 to
Sept a, Mortimer lowering
Scott COunty-ScOttsburg. Sept TO IL, J. II.
Shea, Secretary.
Upton County-Tipton. Aug. IL to %, W. r.
Ogleby.
verinilion County-Cayuga. Aug. IL to 81, J.
g. GrOndyke.
vigo County-Terre Haute, Aug. "a to %,
Charles c. Oakley.
Wabash County-sept % to 26. George Is.
Fawley.
Washington County-salem. Sept to 4. E. W.
Menaugh.
Wayne County, Richmond. Aug % to IS.
Isaac Kline.
Warren County-west Lebanon, Aug. Is to IL
+. j. GOOdwine.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gin.
cinnAti. ST Louis and Other Pointa.


ST. LOUIS. Aug 4.-Flour was firm but
unchanged. Wheat nervous and unsettled
at the opening. declined CSC, recovered,
and lsc was added to the price. sold off
again, and finally closed unchan ged to 1ac
cash. s6Isc; August. S57s0s6a.c, closing at
S6lsc; September, S60s0S71ac, closing at
S6asc; December, 90td9l $50. closing at 9OlD
9Olsc bid: Corn-Only an occasional trade
was made. the traders attention being
drawn exclusively to wheat The close
was dull and unchanged to 4c below yes
teday's last sales. No. 2, cash, 53154c;
August, closed at 5Sc; September. $3.50
S9l4e. closing at SSisc; year. 4o@@A4
demand at an advance of ls0 lac: spot
grades in fair demand. No. 9, cash, 27l0
2734c: Angus: closed at 2l4c; September
267s027c; closing at 267sc. Rye strong and
unchanged. Bran firm and higher. and in
demand; sacked. this side Soc: east track
570T l2c. Flaxseed unsettled and declin-
ing: salable at 93c. Butter steady and un-
changed. Eggs frmer: strictly fresh
stock. lie: Corn-meal lower at SSO503. 10.
Whisky. SLIT. Provisions quiet and easy
Pork. S11.50. Lard. Csc. Dry-salted meats
Boxed shoulders, 5.5OG5.6212c longs. TO
0L45c Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 625c;
longs. 7.62l2c: ribs. 7.15c: short clear. 7.s7l2c.
Hams. 1025@l2. Receipts-Flour. 1000
brls; wheat. 16S.0O0 bu: corn, $1,000 bu:
oats. lo.UUo Ou: rye, l,UOO Dus Ohrlcy, none
Shipments-Flour. IL 600 brls; wheat. Isl. 900
bn; corn. 1900 bu: oats. 5000 bu; rye aud
barley. none.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 4-Flour quiet.
Wheat opened 40 l9c higher under firm
and generally higher cables and reports of
continued stormy weather abroad. but the
market afterwards reacted to about yester-
days final prices. closing dull. No. red,
IN export elevator. 9s34c; No. 2. August
9si24 9sssc; September. 9ss4099c; October.
CARROTS frmer. with fair demand: futures
dull and prices were wholly nominal; un-
graded yellow in grain depot. re; No. 2
mixed yellow. 7ll2d re; No. mixed Au-
gust. 69t0 zoe; September. 67G6Sc; October,
650t6c; November. 64365c. Oats-Car lots
steady. with good local trade demand:
there WAS nothing done in futures and
prices were wholly nominal; old ungraded
white, 46i2c; old No. 2 white. 47a4Sc; No. 2
white. August. 34l2035l2c: Septem Der. $50
SAC; October, aSoc; November. 34la935lac.
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.
Outside Advices Were Contradictory and the
Grain Pits Were Never Settled.

Outside Advices Were Contr adictory and the
Grain Pits Were Never Settled.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4-The wheat market
was strong and weak by turns to-day. and
the close was sbout l2c lower than on yester-
day. The market was chiefly governed by
outside advices. and as these were more or
less contradictory, the market was kept
see-sawing. Around the opening Paris was
quoted strong and advancing. Later it was
said TO be weak and lower. Liverpool.
which had been enjoying a couple of holt
days. was first quoted pence higher. and
then 1t was said that buyers were holding
OFT. There was q suspicion that the reports
were being manipulated. Nearly sll OF the
later private advices were weak. but the
Board of os psnas ssssra quoted dw rap
IS centimes higher and Berlin.
marks higher on August Clark wired
from New York that his closing Liverpool
cable was lad higher. New York tele.
graphed that the amount of wheat and
-four on passage showed an increase of
l.OO0O0O bushels. but some traders con-
tended that the official statement would
not appear till tomorrow. New York
opened higher, but was soon reported to be
selling. Then the ticker report said that
the local receipts were fifty cars over the
estimates. but later corrected IL To sixty
cars under. Altogether the news of the day
market indicated that IL was ''bulled" by
parties who were long of December
around 92c. and that they were making q
market to sell on. for as soon as with
the assistance of frightened shorts
II had sold up TO that figure from 81 lac.
at the opening. the "longs' began TO let 20
their holdings freely. The advance was
rapid and accompanied by considerable ex-
citeme mt The decline was just as rapid, a
number of heavy traders Offering with
freedom. Logan. White. COunselman IL
Day. Sehwartz-Dupee and others were
feeding the crowd with all that it wanted,
the selling being understood to be for New
York and St Louis account. A New York
dispatch reported foreigners IS selling. and
that cable offers last night were not &C
cepted. December dropped under this
load TO 9Osac. than it rallied TO 9ll4c. but
broke again, this time 20 9Ol2. advanced TO
81 lac. and ruled quiet. During the last
hour. operators being suspicious and
bewildered by the conflicting reports. IL
eased off near the close and closed weak
n 0O3sc.
Corn was governed largely by the course
G. wheat. The opening was quiet at 570
Ulxc for September. but when wheat made
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rhe gain. and closed weak and lower. Bulk,
S52005.35; all grades. s4.45105.40.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; shipments, 1000
Market steady.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4-Cattle-Receipts
5000; shipments, $500. The market was
firm. Good TO fancy native steers. S505. 30;
ordinary 10 good native steers. S3.5Of05. ID:
Texas and Indian steers. S203.2O; Gamers.
SLIGO 10 $40.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 900.
The market was stronger. Fair TO choice,
heavy, S5.5565.65; mixed grades. S5.lO0
5.55; light. ordinary to best. S5.4515.60.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: shipments. 300
The market was steady. Fair to desirable
muttOns. $3G4S0.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 4.-Csttle - Re-
ceIpts light end prices steady. Good to OK
ira shipping a. 75G5; light shipping. 81. 250
$50; best bulls. Sl.50GD2.25; light stockers,
el.2502: shippers and feeders g. 2503 %;
best butchers. S3.5004: thin. rough steers,
poor cows and scalawags, Sl0l.l5.
Hogs-Receipts light and good demand for
strictly choice corn-fed. Choice packing and
butchers. S5.6O05.75; fair TO good butchers,
S4750525.
Sheep and Lambs Fat sheep steady.
Fair TO good shipping, S3.7504.25; common
to medium lambs $3.50.
NEW YORK, Aug. -Beeves-Receipts.
steady. Dressed beef firm at S09l2c.
Shipments tomorrow, 1.O42 beeves and
$3.50 quarters of beef.
Calves - Receipts. $50. Market steady.
Calves in mixed lots sold at $4,000.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 6.675. Mar.
ket steady. Sheep. $3f05.5O; lambs, S4.5O0
ESQ., Dressed mutton steady at Sd,l0c;
dressed lambs W eak at 9l20llc.
HOgs-Receipts. including carloads for
sale. 1921. Market lower at s5l005.9O.
EAST LIBERTY. Aug. 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, sol; shipments. 100. Market steady
at yesterdays prices. Five carloads of
cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs - Receipts, l,S0O; shipments. 500.
Market firm. Philadelphias. S5.S005. 80;
best Workers and mixed. S5.40055O; COM
mon to fair Workers. S5D5.40; fair to best
pigs. SI7505.25. Two carloads hogs shipped
to NewY York to-day.
Sheep - Receipts. 1900; shipments. 500.
Market steady at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Cattle in fair
demand put steady. Fair to CHOICE butcher
grades, S25C44.50; prime TO choice ship
pers, S465.25. Receipts. 3l2; shipments, 10.
Hogs in good demand and firm. Common
and light, S3.50D5.25; packing and butchers,
S565.60. Receipts 1.191; shipments. 1.122.
Sheep in fair demand and firm. Common
TO choice. s.. 75GD4.75; extra fat wethers and
yearlings. S5G5.25 Lambs in fair demand
and steady. Common to choice shipping.
$4,000.
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DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS.

In the subjoined list all dates are inclu-
sive. and the name of the secretary OF each
association is given:
Auburn District-Auburn, DeKalb county, Sept
z 10 1, Cal. Husselman.
Acton District-Acton. Marion county, sept 8
Benton and Warren-BosweI, Sept to IL.
George W. Cones
Bridgeton Union-Bridgeton. Parke county.
Aug 10 To IS. Thomas ;. NeviDs-
Bremen observation-disclosures, Sept. % 20 Oct
3 Henry III. Miller.
Carmel Distrct-Carmel. Hamilton county.
Eastern Indiana Agricultural Association
Kendallville, Noble county, sept Is TO Oct 2, j.
3. COnlOgue.
Paramount Union--Fairmount. Grant county,
Sept. IA TO Is, j. ID. Latham
Fountain Warren and neutrality-suspicious.
Fountain county, sept. IA To Is, WIN. TX. Miles.
Franeisyille Union - Francisvlie, pulaski
Grange Jubilee and Agricultural Exhibition
Association-wirt station. jefferson county
stony Point. Aug. IS TO II, I. II. Watlingtoa.
Gosport District-Gosport, Owen county. Aug.
"a 10 %, George Ii. Spicer.
Henry, Madison and Delaware5Mlddieton'
Kentland Agricultural - Kentland, Newton
county.
ty, Aug. % 10 %. l. 7. Newly.
LoogoOtee District Fair Company-Loogootee
Oct. to 10, John Raney.
Miami and Fulton--Macy, Miami county, Aug.
25 to %, Dr. J. 8. Wilson.
Montpener Iri-County- lhontpelieT, DiacAioru
county
New Carlisle and Farmers Union Fair-New
Carlisle. st Joseph county, Sept % to 20, W. IL.
Deacon.
New Ross Agricultural-New Ross. Mont
gomery county. Aug. 10 TO Ii. Thomas 4. Rouk.
Northeast Indiana Agricultural-Wat erloo, De-
Kalb county, Oct > To =. NJ. kiplinger.
Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Elk
hibiting A observation-disclosures KosciusSo county,
Sept. Ia 10 Is. NJ. a. WILCOX
Northern Indiana ana southern Michigan
South Send, St Joseph county, Sept IA To Is,
&. Il. TOwle.
North Manchester Tri-County-North Man
chester Wabash county, Sept. 20 TO Oct 2, f. A.
EbnghOuse.
North salem Agricultural and horticultural
North Salem. Hendricks county. Aug. to z, l.
&. Moon.
Oakland City Agricultural and Industrial
Oakland City, Gibson county. Aug "a 10 %, Il
I. Emerson.
Poplar Grove Agricultural, horticultural and
Mechanical Poplar Grove, Howard county, sept
% TO Oct 2, Robert I. Barbour.
Remington Fair Association Remington, Jas
Ter county, Aug. % TO %. o. NJ. Nickery.
Southern Indiana District-Mount vernon,
Posey county, Sept. 81 TO %, Ellwood Smith.
Switzerland and Ohio-East Enterprise, Swift
Vermillion Joint Stock-Newport. Vermilli0n
county, Sept. % to Oct 9, Lewis Shepard.
Warren TriCounty = Warren, Huntington
county, Sept. to 5, VIM. F. Swain.
Washington and Clark-Pekin. Washington
county. Sept. to L l, Thos. III. B. Baker.
Wayne, Henry and RandOlph-Dalton, Wayne
county, Sept. to IL. L. H Davis.
Wayne County Fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wayne county, Aug. Is to %. j. NJ. Lontz.
Northern Indiana and southern Michigan Tx
hibtiOn and Savings Association-Wa Warsaw, KOS
ciuskO county, Sep. Ii TO ls. NJ. A Wilcox.