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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
wear 1873:


By this showing it appears that Los
Angeles has expended less per capita
for school purposes than any of her
sister cities above named. Notwith-
standing this, it is conceded fact that
our public schools have ranked among
the first in the State. This compels
us to acknowledge the superior finan-
cial ability of our Board of Education,
or to own that we have stinted the
Board in the amounts necessary to be
expended for the benefit of our chill
dren. We believe the whole commu-
nifty are ready to acknowledge that
both conclusions are correct. The
Trustees have already accomplished
wonders with the meager means at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
John Hopkins University.

DR.. Gilman is President of the new
university bearing the above name,
located in Baltimore. With an en-
dowment of three and half millions
of dollars, with course of study
commencing where that in most of
the existing colleges and universities
ends, and with a board of trustees free
from political or sectarian alliances, it
Is intended to make this the leading
school in the United States. Success
to the enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
Donation.

Senator Sargent has presented twen-
ty-eight volumes of valuable public
documents to the High School Libra
ry. There are three volumes of the
Congressional Globe, seven of the
Congressional Record, the Memorial
Address of Charles Sumner, the Re-
port of the Commissioner of Educa-
tion. etc. These books are the first
fruits of the restoration of the frank
ing privilege. We return thanks to
the Senator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

their command and still much re-
mains to lie done. In educational
matters we must keep pace with the
rapid growth of our city in population
or our credit as a progressive people
will be lost. That this course will be
approved by our citizens we have not
the shadow of "a doubt. The election
of next Tuesday will tell the story.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

The recognized poet is one who gives
voice, in expressive language, to the
common thoughts and feeling which
lie deeper than ordinary speech. He
is the Interpreter; moreover, he is the
maker-an artist of the beautiful, the
inventor of harmonious numbers
which shall be lure and. a repose.-E.
&. Stedman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
School Expenditures.

From the annual report of Hon. j.
Eaton, u. s. Commissioner Of Educa-
tion, we CLEAN the following statements
of school expenditures in ten of the
principal cities of California for the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

Thirty days have gone by since the Inn
portant" commenced selling out A great
many persons have bought such as dry goods,
clothing, boots. shoes, etc., and every body
that did buy will tell you how we'll pleased
they are and what bargairs they received.
Our orders for Spring goods were sent to our
buyer I'm New York in January and February
and part of them we are receiving now. They
are without doubt the prettiest and incest
goods ever brought TO this city, and we wish
the public to please bear In mind that all new
goods will be sold at the same reduced prices.
DO not fail to stop in, examine our stock, hear
the prices, and You will say the best and
cheapest place to buy goods Is at the
"IMPORTANT,"
apS Under Lafayette Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
$1,000 per year per acre.
The Association has just completed
WATER DITCH

Over the choicest portion of theii table lands
and purchasers will have the right TO water
without charge. Such an opportunity to Sc
cure land admirably situated and watered
and perfectly adapted to semi-tropical fruit
culture, will not occur again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
POST OFFICE EMPORIUM.

Miss c. NJ. TURNER has removed tn the
Postoffce building, where she will sell every
thing In the stationery line
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
mrQff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

over 1000 acres, produce two crops per an
mum, viz: Barley, Oats, or Rye sixty bushels
to the acre, and Corn one hundred bushels
per acre. This is also The finest possible land
for AlfalfI and all kinds of fruits and vegeta-
bles.
The first-cass Mesa or Table lands, a large
porti n of which can be irrigated, Is the finest
in the county. Table, Wine and Raisin
Grapes of the best quality grow here to per-
fectio',.
Orange, Lemon, Lime, Almond, and Wal
nut Orchards flourish most luxuriantiy and
yield surprising profits. Orange orchards in
full bearing yield their fortunate owners
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
Rail Road improvements.

The rev railroad is completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southern portion
ofour tract. We will offer lands within from
one to three miles OF Downey City as we'll
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-
ton. and there are none better in the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10
THO CLIMATE

Is unsurpassed. II Itrsvives he invalid and ir-
resistably draws TO open air occupation and
enjoyment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

Our tract is about ten miles from Los Ange-
les. the same distance from Anaheim, two
miles from DoNney City, and from one to
four miles from No,walk Station.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-10

The Terms, which will be easy, will be an
nounced.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
IReppeerrtlsg@.Peeaaoh Rper 4. Pea Crop West est :

|tl Rsoh a1eiseid received BY gentle
man inlthis place frhm "a large Gonnis.
sion. Houss in Chicago, NE, opake, the
III Sfissi III jass 4stbinsa from Ii.
frdit bekaUf Michigan The crop there
isso near q failure that it'may bslcon-
sidered so. There will not be. enough
to supply half Of, what is wanted over
there. There will be none, to ship, a few
inferior peaches now arriving from Mis-
sissippi. and some fair from the extreme
southern portion Of this State. Those
now coming from Mississippi, arrive in
fair order, and if the peaches them
selves, were good would sell we'll here.
Z We give you market reports Of TO-
day. (July Tth) :s1 s.ii aEst si-2ii
ees Peaches were trife dullIand prices
we're somewhat weaker. The arrivals
were liberal. but the shipping demand
as usual on Saturday, Was rather light
and local buyers were not taking hold
freely There were some small and
soft on the market. butthe bulk Of the
offerings consisted Of ding stones, which
sold slowly, while choice, free stones
were ID moderate demand. We quote
peaches in l bushsl boxes, 35 to 80 for
i'poor" to s'sfair;;" $1.00 TO $1.50sfor
good to choice; 81 rs for fancy Craw-
ford's. Sales reached as follows 40
boxes peaches. 35 cts I; 80 do, so cts ;
100 do. $1.00; 100 do, $1.OO to
81 25; 800 do. $1.00 to $3.50.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
General News.


Financial circles in New York we're as.
founded Tuesday by the announcement
Of the failure Of Duncan. Sherman &
Co., bankers, Of that city, and the in.
telligence wherever sent over the wires
created equal surprise This house
was one Of the best known in the world,
and enjoyed excellant credit. The
liabilities of the firm are estimated at
80. 900, 600, and the assets are believed
to be much below that figure. The
causes of the failure are attributed in
the main to unfortunate cotton and
railroad speculations. The losses. it
is stated. will fall mostly upon corpora
tions and others who are able to stand
them. It is stated that three-fifth Of
the debts of the firm are in Europe
The resignation Of Judge Fisher as
United States attorney for the District
Of Columbia has been rendered to
Judge Pierrepont and been sent to
President Grant at Long Branch.
Judge Fisher will retire when ex-Gov-
ernor Wells signifies be is ready to as
sumo the duties of the Office.
Commodore Cooper. commanding at
Pensacola Fla.l payy-yard, reports
'sixty-6ve cases Of yellow fever aud seven
deaths from that disease at fort Barran-
cas-. Orders have been given for the
evacuation Of the navy-yard.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

Y We prinsih this issue ! letter from
Samuel Townsend, Nsq., soggesting
an amendment to The SsSte constitution
relieving the Gsvsfnor of the burden
6f appointing loertain county officers !;
anasnakist tsthsm eisetivs.I In view Of
tie aias4tisihciioa invarisbly felt witk
tho Aets efthe BxsSuive u thistsspectsl
tho snggestion of Nj. aToNpaend will
doubtless meet The .apprpsal, ,of . very
large portion, II moi. saf = majority. Of
the peoples These Offices, especially
in this county have grown into such
importance that the people would pro-
baby Be better satisfied if they had the
selection u tie occupants in their ovs
hands. At any rate such On amends
ment would put stop to all the, fault
sndings Sish.a and criticisms ] of the
Goyerrot''s appointments. .ss,I.,,as I: =
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
Letter from Samuel rSvnssnd.
Npr As .Nroslecgta

[..s.-a oIiz e.f,safs x1r ~ .1xoNscrSrt.s
Nh. EDIroR al see in the Delaware
| Gdzete and Adveytiser, articles written
on Appoi6tnsnts made BY the Governor;
thaks slvsys has and always will be
icemplaipss and biekerings dong as
tie laws of Delaware D stand a. they do
nov, and ! propose e9yefeign Hemedy
and. . cure for All such c6mplaints, "a
'it wfll' elevate the poor msn's recUm-
ihspdati6ns eqnale to the fiekl; and Why
shQg1d apt9 the. sigpetqrss ofdthes Ipoer
man be eqqal to, the rich, sat least in
politics. whom he Is compelled to 6ght
shs bSssles dfthe country, Wiling II il
20 hsppensdor anwilling ID buy sub .
stitptd2 The remedy j pfoposesis this :
at the frat Democratic meeting held in
this and the two other counties. let The
Democrats ID large numbers turn out,
and pass resolutions III favor IF amend
ing the ;csnstitution of this State ID chat
in DelaWares like Pennsylvania, Pro.
thonotaries, Recorders, Clerks Of the
Peace, Registers apd al, other court
house itdicsfs would be elected 81 4 4 y vote
oflthe people by ballet; also Justices Of
the Reaee H. be ealeotdd IN sahs same
way, i have no doubt il the Democrats
Of Delaware would pass resolutions as
proposed Above. the Republicans Of Del
aware would 90 the same. fcf from the
signs ofths times, they are Is heartily
tired af theea sslkimpoktant recommend
.ers as the poor Democrats are. !, If the
people are intelligent enough to elect a
Gcvsrnor, they are capable to fill all
Ioshsr inhpostsns Offices BY ballot All
j have getato say about the prssent
bickering, the people have the power
and they are fools if they do not assume
it as soon IS they can change the laws
that stand between them and their
rights to help select the officers 10 carry
out the laws for the bene6tlof all. ii
sJ SAMUEL TowxsBND.
Townsend, July Sc, 1s75.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

s. ANorusR LARGE SALE Or SuoRr-
HoRns. The largest ssle of short
horns ever held in Clark county. KY,
took place on the 21st inst. , Nineteen
Rose Of Sharons, fifteen females and
four young bulls, brought extra pfices,
the highest bringing 81. $50. The at
tendance Of buyers vas large, and COM
petition was lively among the breeders
sef ths United States and Canada, and
among tie sgeuts Of England's leading
breeders. After the Rose of Sharons
we're sold fifteen Red Roses we're sold
AZ good figures. These were animals
Of extra form and breeding On Young
Mary base. The following are the
names Of some Of the highest-priced
animals, with the names Of the, pur;
chasers and the aggregate Of the sales
Second Cambridge Lady. for IS, $50.
III. P. Thomson Il Co., purchasers !;
presumed for England Julia's Rose,
for 90. 400 { bought BY IN agent. The
aggregate sale Of thirty other head was
$55. $50. and the average on Ross Of
Sharon females 1880 and ever.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

Eu1o1DE or 4 HoRss. The Peters
Lbuff (Va Star relttes fhst, on Thesz
dsy lasl horse committed suicide o.
JsneS river. He walked tut ID the
<pietheadI Of The wharf. NendI ledkinG
around as L choosing q spot, Jumped
into the river at point where the
water was deepest. Persons on the
wharf seeing that be was drowning got
rope, around him and dpewahim, into
shhIlow water. AS soon Is he touched
-hottom he got loose again. and yading
out some yards further in the stream,
put bis head beneath tho surface lind
kept itIthegs until be drowned.E.; Il
,. Anothsr disturbance Is report 70 Be-
brewing in Louisiana; this time in
East Feliciana parish. where the me-
groes are said to be collecting and arm
ing s'for the supposed purpose Of cap
turing the town Of Clarion . Many Of
the whites have armed and are patrol
ling the town. No immediate cause is
assigned for the trouble, but it Is stated
that "a bad feeling has existed betweed
the races IN that parish for some
months. '''sa s5as - ae;Y :.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
The Governors A Appointments.

The sWilmiaetton Gasots published,
on Tuesday last. an synonymous jsttsf
over the psepdonyme ..Democrat. in
which the writer. while pretending to
reply 70 the structures Of correspond-
emit Of the Wilmington Adyetiiser on, the
recent official appointments made by the
goyernor. takes occasion to make some
very mean and wholly uncalled for re-
marks about the editor of this paper -
On what grounds this attack d made
upon % We cannot see, snd We are .
little surprised that Mr.. johnson should
have permitted : communication so
filed With personal spleen 70 appear.
a,'oayssoasly. in his paper. We have
taken no par. in any Of the so-caIled
SriEidismas u the Governor ana bis acts
but have invariably disapproved Of, and
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
SATURDAY MORNING. July 81, 1875.
81 dkuca Ii our space is again deyot-
ed; ;thiT wssk; ;tocummuuiczticus, &c-s
that several articles are obliged to bs
left over till next week. Among these
4 The latter # 81 n. p 3 s,ls jar
nIDDLErowH. DEE.

B. 4 o. Rail RoAD.-Mr. Sharp,
master II Transportation Of the Balsis
moro & Ohio R. r.. telegraphs that
arrangements we're concluded With the
?, - p. r B On Thursday las'
for carrying peaches to points West vie
P.W. 4 B. and Bait. u Ohio railroads.
Mr., spencer and Mr. Stanford win rep
resent the B. 4 O., R: r. at The con-
vention this afternoon. n5,
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

isaissrn siur .szsxzss Il shis neiehbor.
hood have siAaaiisIsed sif sm6abt IL ID.
sndssasrgy yishat i not Away,
f1und ianoag sysisulsuralistsg From
week 70 week they have met together
Is oan1 disehstd dlvsys na,ineanS for iii,
q hatte mefkatingiof fhsit fruit, sending
njttseg|oss thdirs ntmbsr 10 make
ssargeaostaeAs h1i1hu vsicssI railroad
4 aeppeniae 5os1A Akndiehbstis1bf sl1sil
produce among ~ the lesdipg cities d
Union ssst ! ;cf the Mississippi. sNol
s; ksys 4! they stopped here. ,bpt have alsc
oPsae!d !! y negotiations \ With fprsignsgeine
sc stesmshiR s lines i9 s for The transportation
Of peaches to Europe Such energy
will doubtless, sooner III later bring ii
reward ma ,ih5teSd II the markets 81.
ing BrjKsn down 81 4 lev 4 million bsas.
1 ikstsj III tssskuis shasJ On bs q krowa E on
uthe Pjdiasuis xolf'e be TOO much Be-
sides vakening up the dormant energies
sef ~ lhrhsrs thsse conversions have
u lpdsanol Met sad most bene6csht. erect
Agtnspehs receptions given toI tlieiI
Il cennitfsss, and the many coartesiea
eztetdad - Ahsm, lhaW proved 10 Tie
growers that the railroad eompanies
are, not ~ assusal enemies and s.wily
fse9 # farmers. 'sysrrssdy and sux-
ions r gouses defsaud and taks sthe
advantage of them Whenever copper
tunity is offered. - many persona 50
persistsutly Try to make them believe.
The graceful resolution of thanks
adoptsd 4 4 recent meeting j j. an I'd.
plission of this fast. and We are glad ID
see 4, A mild means always 60
further. and aeconplish more, than
hafsh dnss, perhaps these neetings viii
superinducs better state Of feeling
bssvsSa ihs producers ! ii tho Pelniusuis
and Ia Railroad conpsniss.' s'
a. II NHAN F...N4 Il
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

TnslPsIcn Pfucxs Tie worthless
! yasnnts who yesfi alssf year invade
j s5sr aPsniasals from ne nsighbsfing
seitiss sousiaslly sin quest ofl work 1t
u picking pssshssD assssss4ibls nuisance,
especially to the Gown people They
eohe lihS ~ srasahoppsss 81 tie West,
! In horde5s sAd having no'othsf Avisible
elmeans ofa suppofs'' shet Ike out : pre-
earioas dxiSssnosg psfsioulafly ID The
5 sarlissl parpbf shs SESSION, by' begging
from door to door, ana very frequently
~ plandssieg hsnooops and dsOfn fields.
q II suahansuibers do thsy como that it
rs ttksfIy ihpbsdiblss for shsspsople to
] ejSsdSe lk6qlall, aadihc8svts fslsctant
J; peEslge sd4ayo BED "A srsfnaN tei give !
I, 'hqagry MAJ, epmsthiag to 81 s'shey are
S toEssd p deseefpr ths1lushless ghonss-
4. keepar BhoM Msu1 snS4FtsksIto fsedsall
ths applieallef fer ehaEit1 t1lFeuld hayehis
.,..s haa5e fs]l ipdMsSd n )snd b obliged g
kssp d; 3 9etssips 4 plaes fSEss pf eopEs
isd s!5 ths a!o tin9 bsse tfamps Y nas
b aass!6l = 4 ! the peach grpvsrl in timss.
of Ptsssure but thsJ are 4, great .nui-
ia6c6 and bore to tie town people Shile,
they are loa6ng about waiting for tie
apsaSks5to gst fipSss ana Il u u extremely
iesbsdl Wheeler iksif sefyices > psy y 'f6 feiI
= tllair deptsaisi0ns. 9Tleir iniapudspcs.
Iatob saay llhss i lsaisasf syhosi & ars ~ com
Psllsa ostsfsss tlisn K i perfectly. III ip-
tolerable.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

The Winthrop (Me. National Bank
sas entered by burglars Friday morn
ing, and tie safes blown op4n Nth
nitro-glycerine and robbed Of . largo
amount Of money.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31

81 u
- 6b,tssdi II, >deislkso say
the lest Of i. to thus Attemps u coa-
nlct y With thcm. w are not ssspon.
sibls "a tbs aots of writings. that do
not ljear in our own paper, Of other
man. and i i unjust to censurs rs fer
them.
The editor Of this paper did, it il
true. apply for the afina- -of -Prothono-
tary. but in 20 doing be did no more
than any other citizen had a right TO
do We did not, however. make 1ae
Of any usfair Or upmanly means to OBJ
tain favor, Weirequested letters from
different members Of the Demecratic
party Of the county. and at the proper
time handed them to the Governor, and
that WAS the sum total of our efforts. -
We had nothing, to do with any Of the
eomnnnieations that appeared in the
Wilmington papers in reference to'thse
applicants; Some; we're sent to MS but
we refused, them publication, and after
the appointment vas made We we're well
satis6ed to ''accept the sitnation."
That We applied iforn another Or
second efice. is wholly falseil :Onr neam.
MAS used. it iastrne, bybsemes personss
in connection With anotherI Office, but.
sve did nste seek iit ;lhor did We ask q
single individual in tha countyior State
,toisxsrt sanyalinaaence in our behalf,
aithsr fhy writing toe thes Governor Or,
.addressing him in person lliw roy s
We do not believe that either Gov.
ernof Cochran Or his friends approve of
the linsinuations bf the Gdzette's eofres-
.pondent. and We do. not intend to- be
drawn into this absurd and useless con-
troversy BY an individual who IS either
afraid or ashamed tofuse his own name
Ifuhowsver. this man viii append his
own propernameto his communications, !
that it may be seen whether he is q gem
tleman, and in the confidence Of the.
GeyerporJiWs viii endeavor 70 gde6ns
our position in rsfsrencsa to o1this and
other nAtters which hsIhinfed at. We
feel that our course in these matters has
baep, puch shat We hAvslnos cause to be-
sffaid Or ashamed Of any exposures in
regard tolits nor do Ne fear iaa dontro-
ysrsy, though We think ituisI timed |
and wholly useless. i ,a5is smtosa 81
!, To this s.DemocratyS whose. frequent
changes Of sentiment ofteprrlead many
To- dispute his Eight.tol the title be has
We have only to say that it
might be well to heed the hint given to
The. man y whom bis latter is nemi-
nally addressed, and remember that
f'es markgss ,c.a readily be recognized
b. peraonsI Iwho areaecastomed to read
ing his productions. and if. whileoprp-J
fessing the most ardent fiindahip hs |
Tim again sassiis biz fsfriend. yshe nay |
dna abst fiat i ieaIg.ne at vAish more
Than one can play. hsiIq
Il Va ara leath to bslisxe that e0s for
.hom Ne haze slxays entertained : |
high respect would have SO far demean-
q himself ~ p make such an qpeallsd |
|oF attack upon us, simply because Of
iavors extended to ono Of shis family"
1.-The lear maiks are soavhibk. that
he who Gphe may srssd sgs
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE

for both sexes, IS q miles west Of Philadel.
phia. Superior buildings, home oafe, earnest
teachers. First-class Lectures. Small pupils
who was under your care. and tuition Isl over
two years, was well satisfied with thelschool,
it's arrangement and discipline, and the pro-
gress he made in knowledge" Term conn
mences 9th mo. 18th. s.sr
Address & J. SH0RTLiDGE, AM,
July 3l-4m. 4ssiUp Concordville, Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
BOOTS e. SHOES

ladies' fne Velvet and Kid Slippers. Al 90
to ~ ~ per pair Ladies' Button Pebble "a. ~
lers, % :25 to $2:76. Ladies' Lace Rslmorsl
6nees, sexed, II. Is to - 26 Mem s Lsca
pVS!f iISs esa sd,a dsse,s n 81 "a Slss $780, $3.50.
Will please and examine cur stock hefc-ee es"..c
Chasing. Respectfully, lif / 'S.s Ss'iP Puf-
u e ssss s. B. STEpHENS.A = M
Aiddletown, DEL, April II, 1875. ~
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
CARPETS

1909 yards Carpeting and Mating, consist.
ing 9! me extra wide Brussels. 81 so 10 81 rs
er ya5u all wool Ingram CSC. to 81 10 :
sns Sp saa;r Rang, ro o. to ,oc Hemp Cottage, Rag
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
FOUND.

FOUND. s "a st
Came to the premises Of the subscriber, near
Mt. Pleasant, DEL, on Tuesday, 27th inst, .
MARE COLT The owner is requested to
come forward, prove bis property, pay charges
and take It away.
July 81, la7s ~ ABRAM JONES.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
Wilmington Conference Academy

Next term begins Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1876.
Seven instructors. Prepares for teaching,
business or college Catalogues sent free on
application. Address the Principal, a
REv. ]. N. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
July 31-4t. Dover, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
CLOTHrNa

Mems and Boys Ready-Made Suits from
- 90 to $500 Mems fine cloth Coats and ,iI
Casslmere Pants. Also, Fine Suits made ID
order for $4,000 to $25 OO. ''''' y
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
WANTED-A SMALL FARM,

On instalments or shares, by German farmer
with Eve grown-up children. Address,
q 3da q ss'si DELAW ARE PIONEER,
July 3l-lt Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
.ssss'f II .. 'sIssf B5yf3l.-...s-.'s
IL CLOTHS and GA !:

:. MY -
Al siass p de- sln Cosssss: ..Ihonpeea's
0Itxb 1f1ffi 1sI1Ak B. an1
f oe;s e. ! 9 =: . !.s|ss !. s. 8; ss.!ss . e
slisiss's III 4 a ! L! y A q a. q
Ribbons, Neck Fiso, Bows and Scarf h Ill
the Eew' 'lhadls )0oe pairs Ladies' Whits
Heea only l3& emu per pair so dossn
|17s III - q ~ 3 Z ! = ~ isss
Is dofee Ladia Lisfeand Cotton Gloves, l3}
& s',|sss 81 4 a. 81 h q ''; z; ,s;sa os:soa
re- - xl.SesH nd o1ll1s1a's lsGasss
sISsdis Ilasa sdi,s, ;sl ssl Il M ikS ls|| I; NJ
1a''!.t yssa 1,sa|sgs q 8 & se! Az " 4
|sg $500. Yl9fisE eisf is $3.50 5,,ss'
~ .sis ~ = sis5=s<.i.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
SILKS

Fine Cashmere and 0ros Grain Rlack SIN.
-. 80 70 $500 worth "a 6o Ssr;,sS ~ 3"ss
- Silk, 3sitosb0 cents: ,ye I'll ssaFs
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
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Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
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Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
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