davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

JUST opened, q case Of Lonsdale bleach
ed Muslin, at 19ic, at Emanuel Emaheim'
er's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

Fma Aipdcas reduced from CSC. 70 $50,
per yard, and oil wool Double shawls
from 81 to IS, by.J. W. Ferrel, Main and
Goth streets. .,aSL ifIi ifa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19
Amusements.
HAMILTON'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. jas. Flrzsl4nosa. ;. :. Lessee and Manager


GRAND CAL. WAGNER MINsTRRLs.
MATINEE THIS (FrldAy) AFTERNOON, $3.50.
Children 10 Matinee 25c.
This Friday Night, last night positively Of the
Great Popular
Cal.Wagner's Minstrels & Brass Band
Twenty.one Stars Everything Newt -Four
Comedians Headed BY the King or the Pro.
iession, CAL. WAGNER. Mr. SAN. PRICE,
Mr.. JOHNNY BOOKER. Mr.. JOHNNY MACK.
EARL BhUCE, Double Voiced BallAdist and
Female Impersonator. The great Song and Dance
Artists, Messg. GREEN d SADLEh.
Full Qusrtette-Prof. Charles Maynard, J, Il.
Murphy, Paul Linden, Edwin Harley. Prof W.
w. BAtbour's celebrated Orchestra and Brass
Band. All at the usual reasonable admissions,
Cal. Wagner, Proprietor OF this Troupe Joe,
p. MarSton, Business Manager; W. Il. S1ick.
land, General Agent. Boz sheot open for sale
OF Reserved Seats between 10 A. Il. IP.a.
decl9 ETlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

BLACK SILKS, Black Silks, an excellent
stock, very cheap, at Emanuel Emsheim.
er's. Is.,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

SIMPLICITY and durability are the Gle.
ments Of Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

THE horse advertised by Smith Nc
oonald will be sold Saturday, Dec. 20, in
Market Square, at "A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

REMEMBER that Robinson makes the
best Photographs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

CoRsETs from 25c to 50 80. the best
stock in the city, at Emanuel Emsheim-
a,Ja
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

For fine Foreign Dress Goods, at low
prices, 20 to Emanuel Emsheimer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

A GOOD cinder walk has been made on
Chapline street, below Hamilton's foun-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

LADRs' Misses and ChildlG Shoes, FAN
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street. tj :. III IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

TIM best stock OF Chlldren's Garmentl
IN the city can be found at Emanuel En-
sheimer'S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

HOMEMADE BLANKETS very cheap, at
Emanuel Emsheimer's. =. E'T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

CIRCUIT CoURr has adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19
Geo.P. ROWeII& Co

conduct an Agency for the reception Of adve.
tiBements for American Newspapers The uoit
complete Establishment Of the kind In the worl.
Six thousand NEWSPAPERS are kept IegularlyOa
file, open 10 inspection BY customers. No feId
ing.room, however complete, receives oat.
twentieth OF this number. Every Advertisement
Is taken at the home price OF the paper, without
any additional charge or commission. 20 thAt 81
advertiser, In dealing with the Agency, 10 saTed
trouble and correepondence,m making one contract
instead OF q dozen, hundred or q thousand. 4
Book Of eighty pages, containing lists Of best
papers, largest calculations, religious, agrienllut
al, class, political, daily and country papersa
magazines and all publications which are sped
ally valuable 10 advertisers. with some iniOrms
ton about prices, 10 sent FREE to any address
on application. Persons at o distance Wishing
to make contracts for advertising Ia any town,
city. county, State or Territory Of the United
States, or any portion Of the Dominion Of Cara,
da, may send 0 concise statement Of what they
want. together with copy OF the Adrertlstn'lt
they desire inserted, and will receive Informs
ton by return mail which will enable them to DE-
eide whether 10 increase, reduce or ioregO The
order. For such information there Ia 10 ehArEr
whatever. Publishers not only send their fles
free, but pay Messrs. Gro. P. HOWELL b Co. for
their services. Orders are accepted for tlnst
paper as well as for larger list; for sngIedol
lar as readily rs for larger sum. Address The
American Newspaper Advertising Agency,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19

ENTIRE satisfaction given by Grover 6
Baker Sewing Machines.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Orange Bio.so,,ss.

THURSDAY the Drawers Presbyterian Church
Mt Odessa, was the scene of ceremonial rs beam
iiful aud attractive as any that We ever had the
pleasure Of witnessing, tho occasion being the
marriage of Mr.. James G. Matthews and Miss
Annie Croweil, eldest daughter OF DR.. John Gro
we'll, the Pastor, by whom the ceremony was
conducted, assisted by the Rev Dr. Patton Of
Forest Prcsb Church OF Middletown.
The hour fixed was . p. NJ. In order to accom-
MEDIATE the numerous friends from the cities, who
came down on the morning train from Pbiladc-
phia, but long before that time the church began
10 he Glled and when the Bridal party entered
and passed up the aisle, every available place
was occupied.
The edifiee had been beautifully decorated BY
the fair hands Of the young lady friends Of the
bride--a large arch OF evergreen and wreathes
and fss,oonS on the walls forming an effective
relief 10 the brilliant floral display which adorn-
ed the pulpit. and whsa the two who were to ~
made one and their escort. had taken their places
the effect was charming. The simple but beauti-
ful merriagc service Of the Prcsby tcrian Church
which followed seemed peculiarly touching aud
solemn becnue Of III. dual relationship which The
officiating minister bore to the lovely bride.
Mis- Croweil's bridesmaids were Miss Maggie
Baldwin, Of Orange, New Jersey, and Misc hnry
Crowell the grsomsmen being Mr.. J. foste
Croweli, U. s. n, aud Mr.. J. @. Brown, ofodsssa
The affair was characterized BY quiet tasts ans
elegance, rather than by attempt at display.
| Al the conclusion Of the ceremony the newly
| married pair held a hasty reception, cnt shor
By the secessiiy for speedy departure 10 meet th'
northern train which took them On tbs 6rst stag
Of their wedding journey.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

1It ~ S AtAns NJ. ~
nonesS = ~ sss6t OsacvssS apssas
y - sxtssn>ly e1aiess y repeal ~
ttsdk ~ = ~ lkusssss1 sa1nsy ~ -
= = ~ AL ~ x ~ spssise; thst =
( ~ ~ s7ehs5 = - - , =
e.. y ull y y : -
~ -. Z s "a - lsI.s
A. besh - ~ lsfmSg sdhry, 's0h
- hey ssvsf msssIss Mn. |" Hs q 70 b.
lsA v The sslissssbsa sejey.sns u The
80, 900 ysas vhish y - gsssrossly
soassaAsd shssA - Appropriated 70 hin.
A. ~ slsss Of be tsrn. howevss. W
,RsaailaaGial .salasg \ n. -. sbss. b sssd
y b. Wis :-o2A 900 ,ysss. This i
ssstsialy nsss lsudahls ssd hsesssbls
prsssSaisg !: Shils Ill Ne sthss sslsaiss
sss - - sssssssa ~ thsis lsrnsr ststus.
sAss Il Mr. Ulysses 8. Grant 10 70 rsnaiu.
doublsa. Why i ihhf The excuse made
BY The Rspsblisaas for ths. iasrsass Of The
Prssiasss's sslasy was that the Old salary
vas too email to properly maintain tbs
disnisy u tAs Chief Masissrass's otass.
why then shosld Il b thought Sufficient
for sbs next Prssidepti Doe II require
moro moosy 70 kssp up The dissity asd
rsspsessbilisy Of the Office with Gen. Grant
% Prssidsat. thau ID ever did before or ID
likely ever 10 do againi Perhaps this ID
rsslly the view that 10 taken BY the Prssi-
dents supporters: that money 10 needed
to supply The vssaocy csussd By the fail
ars Of other necessary qualifications fo'
the Office.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

The examination Of the past week closed FRI
day noon. The afternoon was devoted to read
ing the two pnpcrs edited by the scholars, con-
tanning their original productions, and aspclling
match OF the different classes.
The exercises throughout were Interesting,
and the scholars acquitted themselves with credit
10 the school. Ne scholar wns absent from 81.
animation wiihsut . satisfactory excuse, and
there were bnt rrry few failures. The average
standing for tho most part through the term has
been excellent.
On Friday afternoon there was a large turn
out Of the citizens, and We were glad To see also
some Of the trustees present.
The Castnlia, edited by the ladies' was read
by Misses Clara Baracs and i.idie Hurn. They
were followed by the reading Of The Aurora '
containing the productions Of the gen nilsnien and
was read by Martin Burris and Harry Ps,h-
trbridge. The spelling match excited great
interest The Primary department was the frst
10 he brought to the test and the class was
spelled down by Frank vandegrifi. Then came
The Class Of the Academical departnsnt and
liarris Mcdowell was the successful one. The
mos, advanced class came las, aud Alice Wood
came OF victor The spelling was very credita-
bic. A beautiful book was awarded US prize
10 each OF the successful contestants.
The school opened for the winter term on Mon
day, and will have the usual vacation Of two
weeks a, the holidays.
II. A. woop, A. NJ. Principal.
Our Adverssssnssnss.
he surc 10 read the many new advertisement
that appear In our columns this week.
Odessa Items.
frrcm Odessa corre.pondcn'
| Quite q number Of our Young Folks are mad
10 ne ha, temporarily nervous BY the advic'
given by ''old adviser and are trying TO inter
rogais, indirectly, MS 10 whom the advice wa
given by II is unnecessary TO state who, q
some of our ..suburbsn fricnds'' would be lea,
| 10 infer that those who gave the advice nigh
possibly need little Of il themselves, but this !
a mos, decided mistake, for they arr very carsfu
10 always close the door after them, tspscisli!
| when the 'moon shines so bright y
The pro,rac,cd cffor, that has beea In progres
| at the N. T.. Church closed on Monday evenin
| aier being in operation 6ve weeks. We irns
| IL has been a season Of great comfort aud spiri'
nal bench, TO many who have had the oporianit
of participating In tho meetings.
our waters are still alive with vessels, unload
ing coal aud other goods, and loading wi,
grain for other parts Of our country.
The lamp posts are now erected, and waitin
the arrival OF the "Olivia" which will bri..g III
lamps, which " Ill then illuminate our lonely an
dark sirce,s.
The business iatcrests arc doing about a. We
at usual, although the panic 10 still upoa 10, y
We hope the csmiug spring will ind all OF
earnest business men upon their old footing.
The N. r. Sunday School intend giving the
annual entertainment during the month Of Jsa'
AIRY, and IL IL TO be hoped II will be ~ credit,b
as all those held In times past.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

PRRsoxAL.--Ws wsrs much pleased,
last week, to reesivs call from the jun
ior editor Of the Canton (Mo.) Press, who
Was making visit 10 some friends in this
neigbborhood We we're heartily glad 70
meet Mr.. Barrett st our Office. and hope
We shall sec him again bsfors he returns
10 the ysst. The Press is one Of our fav-
orits exchanges. Its columns are always
6llsd With choice sad spicy reading and
news from The " Great West"
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Maryland Affairs.

REs,gs ALTON. The Rev. Mr.. Wake has resign
cd the rcciorship Of Of st. Lukes church, in the
county Of Pewhntan, and accepted n call TO the
rectorship Of st. Stephens, Cecil couuty, Md.
Nr. Wake 10 = cultivated and able miais'er,
possesscd OF the most urbnue and cordial man
nsrs and hence cannot fail to give the utmost
sa.isfaciion In his new field Of labor. No strong
Or testimony can he addnccd Of his great wsrih
and pspulatity thaa . statement Of the fact that
he was connected with ST. Luke's church for ff-
teen years.
The parting scenes between himself and HE
old parishioncrs, when sirong-mHded men threw
their arms around him and kissed him, show
most eloqueu,ly and touchingly the deep and
tender hold ahich he had taken upon their sfrec-
lions aud their confidence.
May length Of days, prosperity and hsppincss
attend this noble specimen Of man aud his In
tescsiing family. Ia ,isir nsw hoasc, Is our FER
vent wish.-Riehmond Inquirer.
The dwelling house Of Geo. W. Robinson, in
Peuu Neck, Kent Co., was dsstroyed BY frc week
before last, and on last Saturday week the dwell
ling OF Geo. 8. Dichl, In Swaa Greek, vas burn.
ed. Both fires were accidental.
The tax collector Of wicomico county, Nd,
sdvsr,iscs the property Of about two hundred and
asty persons, the list including tracts Of laad
ARMS, houses, mills, lots, &C., levied upen foi
nxss not paid, aad 10 be sold At auction.
Mr.. Enoch Ferguson, keeper Of the railroad
hotel at Elkton, was stuck By paralysis on M0n
day Of last week. NJ. Ferguson being aa old
man the chaacss for bic rscovery are considered
against him. W
II is stated that The McCullough Iron Gem
pany's works Al North East, Cecil county, hav'
stoppsd operations, st lsast 10 past, on accoun
ef 80 ssrinssuey o. The MONEY market.
The stockholdsrs u shs Quses Auns's en-
Ksat railfosd have pos,possd their annual meet
Ing until the 33d iastaat ~ the elssaios .
omeeru.
Elkssa ssill ssnplaius os shlsvs. nors ROT
bssSes were ee0mtiasd tast esek. % ees aaiee
bsrs waut 70 break Il up thsy had better aaer
our mode of ofpunisAutds.
| 4 iIttls ~ 10 eseths -, dsaohlss q =
CSrjslau. reoldiog q pe1esalobarl, III iate 4
\ 6es last Wsdsesdsy Wsse 81 - SAsally burs
| Cuusm. .aeseos. ~ lo1la = ~ Rpoohylq
~ church n Uktoe lsosnt y tave . eepGef 4
~ bsasat ~ ~ church - ~ eseoMp - D
: 1Sth aad 9oth.
snss|'s'.:. snss:s]Ir { s. Y W., 6: ]:
! ! J
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
3ush.sss gstals.

g. ~ Rsyuolds ~ seelIyses ; - ea1qRsnsat
n Tea ~. Meat Dlshss esvs5o - slsyssse |
yeSstat1e Dishes. DluGgF, ~ go &&st |
Plsssa, O1lery ulasnso, oshlsls, 1s.1 ~,
- tes sppssaehiaS HolIaAys. ca - g.
Labels Tor books. packages, bosae, q, pelsi-
:! On ens gumnsd papes, cas Be had 81 ~ e9les
A large stock Of Buck, Dog apd Sheepskln
Gloves and Gaunticts for gents, ladies' and
boys wear, at 8. N. REYNOLDS.
For III. best -four and feed At low prices, call
on FOARD COAE0YS.
500 YARDS BEST PRINTS 10 remnants. suit.
able for q'i''' ss 10 cents re- ys,s SsySo,ns :;
Judgment Bonds. Notes and other Legal Bianks
can be had on application a, the TnAsscsirr o.
fee.
1000 lbs. Of Pcierson's Buckwhest, the best In
the market, for sale by 8. n. REYNOLDS.
Business Cards, Letter and Bill Heads are
printed at the TRAxscKirr Office - neatly and
chearIy a. can be done elsewhere.
Fer oil kinds Of job printing 80 10 The TaAS-
scRirr Ollcc.
Astoton, Turks Island, Ground Alum, Dairy
"'' ''''' '"''' ''' 'A'e & !. n. REYNOLDS.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of grain,
BY FoARD COME0YS.
For wn. n. Bslls superior Drain Tile Al msn-
ufaetursr's prices, call on FOARD / COMEGYS.
Just received fresh supply Of Buckwheat
Flour, hucs Meat. llaisius, Citron, Currants,
Dried Apples, Peaches and Lemons. at
8. N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
baA3n q Jssas UsDsawooD. .-Jud

bax4n - Jssas UsDsawooD. D.-Judss
~ q. UnlsrvoOd. vhs y judge Of the
o. B. District Court for Virginia made
kitfjlfso aososioss. aad. BY his disgust
~ lj1issssias and Arbitrary msansr
olseS u sloss Of the var. rendered him
~ = ettssly loathsome to the psopls Of
N p& Jslisvsd them and The esuutry
- sssssss " dying suddenly at his
~ - il washiusssa city. to which
- - had fsesutly moved. last Sunday
t9ssatly % psblie nsa 10 this country
- liver 20 little respected 10 life, or re-
ossred i asaah. - this nan Underwood.
= tive of New York, hs went " vir-
~ = - early ass vhsrs hs engaged in
vssehiae ssheol; stsdisd Law married and
sstslsd, He made himself exceedingly
stIpssissabls BY bis advocacy Of Abolition.
~. He wss nads judes Of the U. 8
Osuss for Virginia BY Mr.. Lincoln.
II ssly regret fell It bis death 10 thai
h ~ not occur years ago.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

~ - IAvas DnAssss. -fas
nses, slssA sss lsss
les n ~ sasipsy vAisl
2 ~ 1hsy Rssss stakss
p. ~ R9s y ! sisAias
rs(e ma ~ ~ ~. ship
n " tesyssY u he s@ssrs Of the
! 36beuee, ssd ssesss them u set-
~ se4ardly. and iastssd ef bsiss
M theee - ~ shsy we're sness
= hass he sistiss vessel. They
e1IGUio ~ great loss Of life 70 the mis-
6onfpst q ~ sllssrs asd crew Of ths
- Avss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

All the heavy ordnance which has been
stored 10 the arsenal at St. Louis Mo-,
since tho war. 10 being shipped TO Pen
sacola. Among the large guns arc many
1O0- pounds PARROTS aud mortars.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Job Printing.

This department is under the management Of
skilfni and practical printer, and IL second To-
none on the Pcuinsula for work kmsuship, prices
ushsd with Hand and Power Presses and large
stock Of new job Type Of various s,yles, ws arc
fully prepared 10 print promptly on call (oy cdsk
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
I'm 81 laik.
flbltrIui ll1sCalrt.|
= tsllaAls sesssal, ssvssas
lboal a. esnq Nsws,
q ils;IsaIsuss,
And Politics.
PUBLISHED RvsRv SATURDAY AZ nfDDEns
Town, DsLAwAR1.
Established il 1859.

The Seventh voluus viii b. asamsaesa H..
uasy lss, 1874. Nthhee paiss ser s&rssn WI
be spared to make Il pleasing. and worthy Of ~
patronage Of the pabllc. AZ Local papsr u q
people ssSag WHO'S il i situated, ssd win =
ways be found advocating and dsisndise whAt-
ever Will most coaducs TO the welfsp aud teasot
of those people. Ts this end corssspcndeace %
local subjects, especially % Frmis 6sewlng asa
Agriculture generally, 10 cordially asd earnestly
invited, as well 10 commsnicaNoas givlng he
current tlccal ssws) Of tho times, and sseh othse
matters Of interest.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

There sro nov employed ID the navy
yard a PsiLADELPniA on the frigsts Css-
auaaigua and the monitors Terror Ajax
1875 mon. The monitors will DO ready
for sss BY the end Of next week.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Ssos,
Total,

TOyoI, 0SVo, tv.vv
The state sax for license 10 at the rate Of ten
dollars on every thousand dollars worth ofgoods
purchased. Therefore the abovc amount ID one
ieuth OF the amount Of goode psrehased by our
merchants the full amount being 10 times the
above making S20e, ITO. Nsw u our radesmen
cell their wares Ut an average sdvance Of 20 per
cent. On their purchase, The usrcastile busi-
nsss Of Middletowu will amount to 81 It's 400,
which IL not y very bad Tor town Of about
1900 people.
ussSul lssssusaessa.
TAs pisce ef ssJsi ia1ernsfips 10 givsn 10
thee Who have not yet bought their winter
cls1hisg. We sfs nov selling o6 our entire
stock of reliable winter goods, and persons Who
have delayed passhs:'ss III and .his re- s,.. s..'
sssv eA~Y. The goods asa y soid, and, 70 se-
suts purchasers, WE HAVE REDUCED THE
PRlCkS 90 VERY Low, that they ere now .(ss
bsior aay othsss, ewes whsss isferisr eeods ass
o6essd. Nov 10 the time. to buy cheap. We
hass lases sssck, an unhseksa aesort0ent q
durable rsliabls, asd satisfactory eoeda, asd
Suc6 Osulas bargnlas wess nssse hseers seered,
ISliars Il shis dms. Bssnsst Co., Toesl
nsl, sle'Iaartst iesssst, raiialslphia,
oses = Ouaesssusa. e
| 49, Sos IN - 1-yU oseel 0s9usy9
jais q H. I'm of Jacksss, Pyls : Coz, Of thi
ssVs. vGSfS t1iibSsla lass ssssG, ssptsliss 4
~ = ~ sseitssee thsee. Fsapk Pyle, ~
y1sss. z ses,!s.!s.! he ssssss g tsis Pc 2
II PHslos 3. ;. slghssoa nllss itoa 6aa 1saesls
~ esosg4 ~ looeojs. h. 2. nsaao - !. "
4 IN ~ a1ppQ4 ~ Z. eesDoeolpetp ~ -
\ sss
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

STOP, AGENTS ,s..r.: %. s..; s.s;. Il. @s; pc: s.
In this country. We give the largest and daest
Chrome ever given with paper 10 every snbscri-
b.r. We pay the largest commissions to agents.
We also have tho besi-sclling book that has been
published for years; II 10 endorsed by every one,
from II. W. Bsecher V James Parton and Benson
J. LOSING. Agents wanted In every town and
county Send for illustrated circular and sample
copy 81 Paper tfrce to agcnisl TO
CHAS. MCKNIGHT & CO.,
De l3-4t T25 Sansom ST., Philadelpkia, Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

supply Of Printcrs' Stationery, suited 10 the
wants Of the public, always on hand. Merchants,
Farmers, MecSnni1, cops,niies, and all oshss
business men accommodated, cheap and quick,
with an, thing 10 our line
Plain aad Ornamental Printing OF all kinds
done in any color, or vnrisiy OF eolors, when de-
sired. We eau and will Ill all orders given us
~ speedily p~,up'ly, neatly and cheaply, Jor
Gosh, us can b. done ~ any other Office the
Peninsula,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Advertising.

Located at the hsad Of the great Peach Grow
ing Dis,ric, Of Delaware and Mary land, through
ont which II has widely extesdcd circulation,
/, affords unequallcd facilities ~ an advertising
medium, ofwhich business men show literally
their appreciation. It's extensive circulation y
mong agriculiurisis aud fruit growers make II .
mos, excellent, medium for the advertising Of
Real Estate. Our prices in this dcpsrtnsnt sre
ss low rs the lowest.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
News and Literature

All the news Of the day, necessarily condssssd,
will be found In iis columns. To the lcrxt a.
pari,ncnt the utmost care In given, iu order to
per No possible. II 10 full Of en,srtainng and In
ierrs,ing reading matter Of every kind, but con-
tanning so,hiag that caa offend the most delicate
and scrupuiOus taste. The hest stories aad ro-'
mnnccs of currcat literature carefully selected
aud legibly printed in It's columns, aud the fresh
est and most instructive articles On Agriculturs'
appear in that department.. saf
Special attention is paid TO reporting the car.
reai market prices OF coustry produce and grain.'
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

Tn AMRRlcAx-SPAHism- -CuBAS TRouB-
ts-n i alsoss impessibls 10 tell any.
shiee abost the essdi,ioa Of affairs 10 re-
osd 70 tie 'hreassped diARculsy with Gu
- sad spain. At the close Of last week.
~ sssasry Vas electrified with the an.
as6ssemsst that the Spanish suihori.iss
~ pesitively dscliusd to fal6l their par,
- ~ sgrssmeut made between Secretary
Fish sed the Spanish Minister At Wash
isslss. snlsss certain notifications yer,
nsds. These. President Grant and his
CsbiseH rsfussd = make. and var vas again
dsslsrsd % b. ipevissbls. On the nsx,
~ ~ rspess vps aally ssasrsdis,sd. aud
\ - aaesrtsd shas the yirsiniss vsald
- stsesdsred 10 : Usissl States vssss
y ! Csfas pert vishis zen dsys; that ID,
sseitsasps i Cpbs ever the matter W,
~ ut3lae.. that The vslantssrs usss quiet
~ ieya, ssd ,hst .hsss'll bs no war. I,
~ Gaesins. hssevsr. despite the nss,
sselrspe 4 : peassfsl ssstlsmsss ef "
spsl ~ wastinssoa Govsransnt hs
. - ltess y sestnss sessssssly en-
p1 ~ TIE nssy-yasda. hanmssinl
e45gs ~ ~ iren-olads and eshss sss
- = ~ esphg, shsn ready Sse sss
ea g. ~ q thsy are eemplsssa tIsy ar
- = Key Wsst, OF Psssassls. vhsss
- - y hsias sashtssa. What b d
4 I 4 svsryshias isute y sssslsa .
~ plneblyl 5. NJ /.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
ke1n1u1rs

!: e siss:':;t' /: - g q :: i:s!' 4 A''''''
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13

For tn. best -four and feed At low prices, call
ON FOARD COME0YS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
Politics.

In politics the TnAxscRirr 10 Democratic, asd
devoted 10 the sactsss Of that party, bst y hr
independent that u will never advocate o. sup-
port measures that are manifestly ssrossous, at
the dictate Of party rulers, but will ever pursue
that course which most clearly points to the right.
What u believes 10 b wrong Il will condsax, !
sad what II rssmris ~ right It will uphold. u
cringcs fer ne favors and fears no frowns. 80